we headed out to fort pulaski at tybee island. there is a tide gauge that has been measuring sea level since 1935. it takes measurements. it's not complicated. it produces clear, irrefutable facts. at fort pulaski, noaa measures that sea level has risen over eight inches. projections at 2,100 put most of this region under water. this chart shows that sea level rise of three feet will devastate the area. here is fort pulaski, georgia, and the coast around it. that's what's left with three feet of sea level rise. on tybee island, i had lunch with city officials and council members, representatives of the georgia conservancy, noaa scientists, georgia garden club members, local sustainability directors. the message was clear -- sea level is rising. oceans are warming, infrastructure and ecosystems that georgians depend on are being threatened. one example, according to university of georgia biologist, sea level rise will affect the state's oyster crop. the oysters in georgia thrive at the tidal edge, sometimes above water, sometimes b

. >> pulaski has police activity at to 90 intersection. outbound on kennedy construction work. a lot of spots like this where overnight construction work will linger. very light volume at this time and no accidents to report. nine >> i am on top of the hancock building, there is in no attraction called tilt. it is on the outside of the building you tilt back toward 19 degrees and then 25 degrees and then at 30 degrees, you do not know that you are a thousand feet above the city staring straight down. the engineering of this thing and how it works we will tell you about. we will have much more coming up at the wii will tell you all about that. >> apple moving towards another takeover,. the bears hello. this is where we do that bundling thing? let's see what you got? rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. ahoy, mateys. house. hello, dear. hello. hello. van with airbrushed fire-breathing dragons. ah! check. thank you. the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. good morning, no surpr

fajup the victims included a man who shot multiple times while walking near pulaski. a man and woman who was shot near 104 and rosalind. two men were wounded in a north side park during a barbecue. this is about one city speaking with one voice. >> we do policing we do prevention. >> we also need parenting. the message is simple. put the gun down. >> we hear that message over and over again. the mayor says he is not going to stop here. >> reporting from the south side. a developing story. a student from from a bathroom window. >> christine staffer providing counseling to students. police have charged a man in connection with a violent robbery. charged with one count of felony robbery. the sat and the car and then off guard and parking lot wednesday evening. police were able to arrest smith after he used one of the women's credit cards. the party system that matches the description of the man wanted in a string of armed robbers. the south side teenager charged with trying to get away with the gun used to kill a 14 year old. one of six people charged in connection with

you going to solve a case like this and i don't think it had ever been solved if it hadn't been the pulaski police force, i don't think it would have been ever solved. >> at the end of the day, it was the forensic evidence that was most powerful. >> a young high school student just taken just a short time in life here. it's tragic. if we can find a truth and justice in that, that's why we're here. >>> as southern southern california smolders from devastating wildfires, marines are working to combat the flames and smoke. cnn rode arog for a view from the air. >>> subtle racism is more dangerous than outright bigotry, according to attorney general eric holder, in his speech he made at morgan state, coupled with the first lady's remarks in topeka. >>> and we are one race away from breaking a 36-year-old triple crown

> catherine: since a boehner approved ban was overturned last week couples have been flooding the pulaskiourthouse courthouse to get married her it the arkansas attorney general has been tried to get a judge to order overturned a ruling that allows the marriage is to continue. there has been a lot of confusion with some counties issue licenses over others refusing to do so. also today in idaho and similar story. a federal magistrate judge has rejected their request from idaho's governor to put same-sex weddings on hold. the judge says the appeal made an overturned same-sex marriage is unlikely to succeed so there's no reason to stop handing out licenses. >> reporter: idaho and arkansas' have joined a growing number of states where same-sex marriage early gold. there are shown here in green. oregon is one of the three other states where same-sex unions are allowed but they can be called marriages. in many states raging from texas to michigan courts have overturned a ban on same-sex marriages but those are rulings that have been state have the state of the cases are appealed. and finally in

paul's best performance in that region was pulaski county. he won clay and whitney by 12, laurel by 11 and knox by just a single pointi. so what did fuel rand paul's victory? was it the taer party effect? was it a backlash against trey grayson and his chief supporter at the time, mitch mcconnell? does it show that there is still an electorate hungry for an anti-washington conservative candidate? joining me now is the kentucky republican challenger to mitch mcconnell, senate candidate matt bevin. mr. bevin, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning to you, chuck. great to be on with you. >> so here it is election day. every poll has you down double digits. some are narrow double digits, which your campaign touted yesterday, some have you in a deficit of 20 to 30 points. obviously you want to wait until all the votes are counted, but what's been the most difficult part of this challenge? >> i tell you, with respect to the polls, the only poll that truly matters really is the one being taken right now. it started at 6:00 this morning. it will en

joining me for an exclusive interview, pulaski county clerk larry crane who began issuing marriage licensesples yesterday in little rock, arkansas. welcome. >> i'm glad to be here with you. >> all right. larry, tell me how it was welcoming some of those couples yesterday. set the scene. what happened? >> by 7:00 in the morning, we had probably 200 or more people standing on the courthouse steps. and at 7:00, i went out and welcomed them. i told them that we wanted them to feel welcome and that we wanted them to be comfortable. and that it was going to be crowded back where our marriage licenses are issued. then we led them back, and it all started. and it was crowded. and it was frustrating because we were fumbling through a brand-new computer system that didn't want to work for a while. >> mm-hmm. >> and it was absolutely the most joyful-filled day that i have ever seen. >> wow. you mentioned joy. we have some footage here of a woman who got married at your courthouse. let's take a look at that. >> i figured we'd be the last. sure enough i'd be standing here talking to you with my family f

on sunday, september 27, 2014, at about 7:06 p.m., a tornado touched down right on the saline and pulaski county lines just west of little rock. it stayed on the ground for about an hour. crossed the arkansas river. crossed near a little town called mayflower. now the weather service tells us it was an ef-4, and that means it had a wind speed of up to 190 miles per hour. 190 miles per hour. we lost 15 arkansans, madam president, and we'll never forget them, and we love them and their families. we'll miss them, and it's a great loss to each and every arkansan and really each and every american. paula blakemore of el paso, mark bradley of mayflower, jamie collins of alonia, helen grier of mayflower, jeffrey hunter of velonia, dennis laverne, glenna laverne, david mallory, robert oliver, cameron smith, tyler smith, rob at this tittle, rebea tittli, tory tittle and daniel watson. madam president, you can see and hear from those names that a lot of these were family members and obviously members of a few communities in my state. i want to thank my colleagues first because many called and reach

chris christie his administration canceled the train tunnel to manhattan, they're closing the pulaski. finally a politician willing to stand up to america's commuters. governor, do you want bridge jokes or size jokes. i can go half and half. i know you like a combo platter. i'm sorry for that joke, governor christie. i didn't know i was going to tell i but i take full responsibility for it. whoever wrote it will be fired. but the buck stops here. so i will be a man and own up to it just as soon as i get to the bottom of how it happened, because i was unaware it happened until just now. i'm appointing a blue ribbon commission of me to investigate the joke i just told and if i find any wrongdoing on my part i assure you i will be dealt with. i just looked into it, it turns out i'm not responsible for it. justice has been served. [ applause ] he's going to kill me. mr. president, you're no strarpg to criticism. ted new gent could you a subhuman mon grol. it's questions like that that make me wonder, can we take a guy like that seriously anymore. your approval rating slipped and even wors