sort of in this very, um, brief interaction with the english who tried to found a, uh, a colony at roanoke and failed, obviously. and so then i do talk in the book about north carolina state recognized tribes over the, um over their centuries of history since then. and, um the very this the striking difference between what it meant to be native nation that faced the english very early right on the atlantic coast whether in north carolina virginia, new england versus peoples like the cherokees the kiowa is the chinese who had a little more time and who could do had a longer with the sort of thing i was reading about the the mohawks know people on the coast of north carolina virginia new england they are hit very hard and very fast with large large, large numbers of english settlers and the fact that they survive even as native communities is even more amazing that they still today, that they through the centuries just kept telling their children and their this is who we are. no matter what happens in the outside world with without, you know, and jim crow and all of these efforts to, you kno

under freeze alerts, freeze warnings in the hot pink color, in the pink color frost advisory for roanoke, d.c. into the freeze warning. temperatures just before freezing in some spots. baltimore at 34, ocean city 33, 30s for morgantown, charleston, blacksburg and cold, too, in syracuse and buffalo, temperatures in the 40s. a chilly start. big difference in the middle of the country, we are tracking really warm air, summerlike temperatures, the jet stream shutting off cooler air coming down from canada. temperatures soaring once again into the 80s and 90s. we will be chasing records once again. today el paso 90 degrees, a record there is 87, 87 in oklahoma city, shreveport 89 expected for today. warm day tomorrow, temperatures into the 80s and this warmth moves into the ohio valley, also the great lakes. cleveland 77, chicago 81, st. louis 86. we will see warm air into the northeast by thursday, looking at temperatures into the upper 70s for halloween in new york city, 70 by friday, temperatures the 70s alsin country, looking at a big area of high pressure bringing warm air, temperatures

roanoke you have a frost advisory. 23 million people under freeze alerts this morning. this is why we're looking at temperatures into the 30s and 40s this morning. just above the freezing mark in baltimore and ocean city. chilly in morgantown, charleston, blacksburg in the 30s. 45 in buffalo and 41 in syracuse. a chilly start there. big difference in the middle of the country. we're going to feel summer-like once again today. tomorrow, we're going to keep the warmth in place. we're going keep the temperatures into the 80s, 90s in some spots. 83 in kansas city. we're going to be chasing some records as well. el paso today 90 degrees. albuquerque, 82. as we look towards tuesday, that jet stream still far to the north. that's allowing the warm air in. looking attemperatures into the 80s in st. louis summer once again in the desert southwest. temperatures in the 80s in dallas 88. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay. we'll be ready for it. thank you, michelle. >> sure. >>> a miracle rescue off the coast of nantucket. two friends were out fishing when they saw som

mid-atlantic. 23 million americans under freeze alerts whether it's a frost advisory in the lighter pink for roanoke in the hot pink color, philadelphia, d.c., richmond and middleton, also. temperatures just above the freezing mark in spots and baltimore above the freezing mark. williamsport, 33. tons of 30s in to the ohio valley. also parts of the great lakes as well. here is the big difference. we are looking at that summer-like heat into the south and central states once again. the jet stream is so high to the north, kind of shutting off any cooler air coming from canada, allowing that warm flow in so we are looking at temperatures into the 80s and 90s. 10, 20, 30 degrees above normal for this time of the year. chasing records once again and do that once again tomorrow and then that warmth heads to the east and in new york city, we will see temperatures in the 70s by halloween. >> that seems wrong to me but the kids will enjoy it for trick or treat. michelle grossman, thank you very much. >>> back to politics up next. what we know about president biden casting his vote for the 2024 election today

i spoke just a couple of minutes ago with a pastor from roanoke, virginia who joined samaritans pursend telling me of a man trapped underneath his home for ten hours as they tried to dig him out. unfortunately, once they brought him to safety he did not make it. and so there has been a lot of stories of heartbreak, a lot of stories of hope. but locals have been pleading to me to not let the light die out. to not let it dim especially in these small communities. many of which haven't been reached yet and some fear that hundreds are still missing. >> sandra: thank you for telling their stories and know you'll continue to do so and we'll keep covering it. >> bill: the devastating damage from helene put in focus on the hundreds of thousands of homeowners across the southeast who don't have flood insurance. gerri willis who has family in western north carolina with us here on this. >> i do. tiny proportion of families have that kind of coverage, right? the tragedy unfolding for inland states in the southeast hit by hurricane helene may be only starting. as they just said most residents hav

he will be in salem, virginia right outside of roanoke.tes will open at noon. the program will start at 2:00. and is he coming to ask for virginians' votes. he has been here three times. kamala harris i don't think has been here at all in a rally format asking people for their votes. and i think that's reflective of the fact that donald trump knows that he has got a better message, strength, when it comes to the economy. strength at the border. strength in foreign policy and safer communities. that is what virginians and americans are looking for. and i think that's why he is surging in the polls, not just in virginia but around the country. >> bret: you mentioned president biden, a lot of clean up today from something you said last night about trump supporters saying they were garbage. they walked it back. the white house said d. saying he didn't mean that about supporters. we just saw moments ago in green bay, wisconsin, the former president in a garbage truck saying that president joe biden needs to apologize, again. what do you make of

take a look at a few more numbers here, where some neighborhoods already reporting 90 areas like roanoke park, san anselmo on the peninsula of 91 at woodside, 93 at stanford, and to the inner east bay, we have 91 degrees reported over walnut creek, 92 north dublin. so the advisories today as well as tomorrow doesn't expire until 11:00. that shade of red for all of our bayside communities includes san francisco all the way to the coast. areas like ocean beach. that excessive heat warning indicating that temperatures are going to be very, very hot can create heat, illness, even stroke. the advisory for most of the coastline in the north bay also goes until tomorrow night. still going to be very, very hot as we get into the overnight hours. just a reminder to of course drink plenty of fluids. stay indoors if you can, especially in ac. stay out of the sun. never leave children or pets in unattended vehicles as we are expecting temperatures again to soar into the 100 seconds. a better look at what we can expect for the afternoon today and when the cooldown will begin, as well as an advisory f

let's hear from nick in roanoke, virginia, on the line for democrats. good morning, nick. caller: good morning. talking about why you're voting, correct? host: yes. what issue is driving your vote this year? caller: racism. and the fact that the feds can't even help out their own people. host: what do you mean, nick? is what's going on with the floods and everything. he announced that fema is out of money. where did all the money go? host: nick in virginia. craig in wisconsin on the independent line. good morning, craig. caller: yes, good morning. my issues are protecting democracy, and honesty and integrity in our elected officials. the more i hear, the less i can vote for donald trump. he just is not anywhere near honest and has no integrity. host: you're an independent. did you vote for former president trump previously? caller: no. host: who are you going to be supporting this election? caller: i was leaning toward harris, then i became toward trump, but more and more i hear him, the less i can vote for him. host: that was craig in wisconsin. john in washington, d.c. o

to watch the debate on news nation as well as every it's market in every county in virginia from roanokeolk. before we get to the questions, here are the rules: senator cain, mr. cao, you will have 60 seconds to answer a question. if there is a follow-up question or rebuttal, you'll have 30 seconds to respond. when time is up, you'll hear this bell. >> now, live from nor if folk state -- norfolk state university, it's debate night in virginia. ♪ >> welcome to nsu and welcome to our live audience that you can see that we have here. they've shown us that they are passionate, they are eager for tonight, but we have asked them to hold all reaction and response to to the candidates until the very end. good evening, candidates, i'm dianne thattal briton. >> and i'm tom shatt. we are looking forward to the very informative hour, a cushion the of virginia's most important issues and a very spirited debate from both candidates. deanna that. >> yes, let's get started with big news here in hampton roads involve ising one of the busiest ports on the east coast. the workers here are among the 45,000