sally's outer bands have already started impacting florida's gulf coast. the impact is expected to make landfall anywhere between the florida panhandle and south easternlouisiana residents have already started evacuating in mississippi. >> i don't want to be here when the water is that deep and be stranded that wouldn't be smart >> reporter: sally is churning at 3 miles per hour. forecasters say a slow moving hurricane like this one only means a prolonged impact and heavy rains, flash flooding and storm surges mandatory evacuations stretch from alabama the the bayou state. >>> janessa webb joining us now. she has the latest on this slow moving freight train >> hurricane sally is not moving and overnight the west side of the storm system has kind of collapsed. it will reorganize by the morning, but we are seeing it just really lashing across the eastern portion of the storm right now sustained winds, 90 miles per hour moving at a slow west speed of 3 miles per hour many people can outwalk that and i do think this storm system will stall out for the next 24

pero es sÓlo una muestra de lo que serÁ el huracán sally.nos adelantaba, sally avanza lentamente por el golfo de mÉxico. albert martÍnez, jefe de meteorologÍa nos explica. >> vamos a ver la posiciÓn de sally. como ven el desplazamiento es lento hacia el norte, dos millas por hora. todas bandas de nubes. se debilitÓ, es huracÁn categorÍa uno. tiene mucha parte de la nubosidad encima de tierra. de aquÍ que se intensifique es complicado. estas bandas de lluvia con descargas elÉctricas y mucha acumulaciÓn, ya vimos 13 pulgadas, vemos 13 pulgadas mÁs en la zona, con las inundaciones. ademÁs, cuando alcanzan las costa estas bandas de lluvia puede provocar tornados. el modelo de alta resoluciÓn nos da el impacto sobre alabama o el oeste de la florida. la zona ya de madrugada este miÉrcoles. se desplazarÁ hacia el norte, nos dejarÁ lluvia tambiÉn en georgia y en las carolinas. los acumulados pueden ser excepcionales. 16 pulgadas a las 13 que sumamos y puede llegar a las 20 pulgadas o 30. la marejada ciclÓnica de uno a tres pies. quÉ efectos puede te

sally smith is in louisiana.ere abolition laws are taking effect, right, that's a really long way to go. she has to run through a lot of slavery to find a potential life in freedom, right? if sally smith stayed close to the plantation, like she did, in this case, if she stayed close, she could borrow food, come back and try to get things from neighbors. if she left and ran through alabama and mississippi and tried to find her way to the north, she lost that potential support system. so one of the reasons truancy happened and we'll talk more about this in the weeks to come, one of the reasons truancy happened is because running away from a plantation, escaping slavey, was incredibly difficult. also another way to think about how truancy happened is that enslaved people understood that running away from a plantation often meant leaving behind family and friends. so as much as enslaved people hated their bondage, they weren't always ready to abandon the place they might have seen as home. so think back to arthur haw

bracing for sally. the hurricane is expected to bring life threatening storm surge, powerful winds and flash flooding. where the storm is right now and how residents are getting ready. >>> out of control wildfires. dozens of people are dead as flames burn across the west. why today will be another tough day on the front lines. >>> ambush. the reward increases to find the shooter as we learn more about the heroic efforts of the female deputy shot in the jaw. the jaw. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are going to begin with hurricane sally. people in its path have been urged to evacuate as the storm comes in. sally is a category 2 storm with winds of 100 miles per hour. it's eye is expected to come ashore tonight. storm surge expected particularly in southeast louisiana, mississippi and alabama. nancy chen is in gulfport, mississippi. how are residents preparing for this storm?. >> reporter: good morning to you. mandatory evacuations are in place for many low-lying areas. th

a state of emergencydeclared in tree southern states, ahead of hurricane sally.vacuations are ordered with roads already underwater in alabama and mississippi. life threatening storm surge expected. and out west apocalyptic fires. the death toll rising, more than 16,000 california firefighters battling strong winds. why california's governor says breathing the air is as dangerous as smoking 20 packs of cigarettes. and tonight a family's heartache, the story of a 13 year old boy trying to save his grandmother from the flames in oregon. plus, the politics of wildfires, joe biden calls president trump a climate arsonist. >> it will start getting cooler. ent just watch. denies climate change is real, in an extraordinary exchange with a california state official. >> i don't think science knows, actually. >> o'donnell: the manhunt intensifies for a suspect in a brazen ambush of two deputies in los angeles and tonight the new video showing the heroic effort of the officer shot in the face trying to save her partner's life. paired down parade? how the macy's thanksgivle

breaking news -- sally drenches the gulf coast. how the rare slow-crawling storm is impacting millions. >>> when will it end? dozens of wildfires in the west have burned millions of acres as smoke drenches all the way to the east coast. >>> trump town hall. the president fuels questions from undecided voters with the election seven weeks away. why democratic challenger joe biden didn't take part in his biden didn't take part in his own. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are going to begin with hurricane sally. it is dumping rain and causing power outages along the gulf coast, and it's in no hurry to l ni sally head strengthened to a category two packing maximum sustained winds of 105 miles per the storm surge, which is expected to be life threatening, is already slamming parts of alabama and louisiana. the gulf could also see historic flooding with some areas being hit with more than two feet of rain. nancy chen is in fort walton beach, florida. what are conditions like where y

sally sigue la trayectoria de katrina en el aÑo 2005.preparar, acomodar la casa. tapar ventanas. reportero: estÁn acostumbrados a los fenÓmenos naturales, siempre toman las precauciones. y es que esta regiÓn es particularmente vulnerable porque prÁcticamente se encuentra al nivel del mar. aquÍ todavía no se comenzÓ a llover, como se puede ver el mar estÁ muy picado. ya comenzÓ a salirse el agua. es por eso que toda la comunidad ya ha sido vaecuada. - evacuada. lo que conecta la comunidad con el resto es apenas una carretera, por lo que hay actuar antes que llegue el huracÁn. desde ayer comenzaron las evacuaciones. >> la gente evacuÓ. desde ayer estÁ evacuando. reportero: todos se preparan para lo peor, pero esperando que sally cambie su curso y no los afecte. ilia: como vimos el huracÁn sally estÁ cerca de la costa. jefe de meteorologÍa nos dice quÉ esperar. >> vamos a ver a cÓmo estÁ el trÓpico. porque con el pico de la temporada, no sÓlo sally un sistema que estamos monitoreando. tenemos cinco sistemas que hace mÁs de 50 aÑos que no oc

millones de personas en todo el paÍs estÁn esperando ver quÉ ocurrirÁ con sally.: como lo mencionas, estamos en mississippi, donde a esa hora se comienzan a sentir los primeros efectos de este huracÁn sally, con algo de lluvia, vientos, pero lo que mÁs ha llamado la atenciÓn es que la marea ha subido minuto a minuto peligrosamente. aquÍ donde nos encontramos, en esta parte del mar aquÍ en la cosa de mississippi, ya se ha adentrado en esta parte de la playa, inundando algunos muelles que se encuentra en el lugar. como ejemplo, este puente que se encuentra precisamente aquÍ a mis espaldas, que. estÁ ya completamente inundado. aÚn no hay una orden evacuaciÓn obligatoria,sin embargo el consejo de las autoridades es que se mantengan al tanto de los servicios informativos para tomar la decisiÓn momento -- en el momento que se ha indicado evacuar. esta nueva rectorÍa que tiene hasta el dÍa de maÑana, aproximadamente a mediodÍa. la zona de alerta de huracÁn se ha extendido ahora hasta el estado de alabama. como se moviÓ un poco hasta el este la trayectoria, ya se desestim

no entra el Último sobre sally, buenas tardes >>> te saludo desde alabama donde el huracÁn sally impactoela de destruccion como puedes observar en este parque en pleno centro de la

it's not just sally, but that is the immediate concern. this is a peek into what is happening out there. conditions are ripe for development, and that's what we're seeing with sally this morning. so the latest from the national hurricane center came out just about an hour ago. 155 miles south of pensacola, florida. 60-mile-per-hour winds 74-mile-per-hour is a category one storm. and the movement is at 12 miles per hour, that's pretty slow, but it is going to halt as we head throughout the next 24 hours. so this m later today. then take that slowdown. we could see a rapid intensification as it sits over the warm gulf waters it has low sheer but the latest advisory shows a category 1 landfall along with louisiana. we're watching the chance for a shift to the east. we can see it in mississippi, as well we'll talk about the impacts, rain being the biggest of them and storm surge. we'll talk about that when i come back. >> michelle, thank you very much >>> let's turn now to that other emergency on the west coast. thousands of homes have been de

it's sally's speed.means the rough conditions will last for days. >> 10 to 20 inches of rain are expected across mississippi, alabama and the florida panhandle with rainfall of 30 inches possible in some areas. landfall is expected soon. possibly within the hour. even before that happens, the storm has already brought flooding and storm surges to several coastal communities. thousands have evacuated. more than 320,000 customers are already without power. >> 18 inches of rain already falling in pensacola, florida. remember this is all before landfall. florida's national guard activating 175 members to prepare search-and-rescue operations. water has also been shut off in pensacola beach because of a water main break that can't be fixed right now. cnn has reporters across the gulf with us this morning. we begin with gary tuckman live in pensacola beach. gary we saw you last half hour getting whipped around. how is it looking? >> reporter: right now we have sustained winds of about 60 miles per hour but the

hurricane sally barreling through right now. we'll be keeping an eye on it >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and we just got these live pictures in of a housing project under construction on fire in east los angeles. a five story building that was supposed to house low income veterans when it was completed. and footage here from the scene did capture some scaffolding collapsing while firefighters were battling that fire. in east l. a.. luckily no firefighters have been hurt though. michelle? >>> developing this morning, 14 homicide detectives have been assigned to track down the gunman who ambushed and shot two sheriff's deputies in los angeles on saturday. yesterday, s.w.a.t. teams searched several homes in a lynnwood neighborhood looking for an armed carjacking suspect who led deputies on a chase. the sheriff confirmed late last night that the two crimes were not connected. the fbi is helping with the shooting investigation as a special team is assigned to find answers from the security video. >> we have the high-tec

and this is only the beginning of sally's wrath. hitting there in alabama and al the frida nhdlat a taki lo tee rada miles per hour at times. and that is allowed it to really pick up steam off the coast. originally taking aim at mississippi and it turned east taking greater aim at alabama and the florida panhandle. let's go live to florida right now. this is the coastline in santa rosa county, you can see the waves churning up there. sally has been packing winds up to 100 miles per hour while drenching the area with rain and cutting power to tens of thousands. taking a live look at new orleans, louisiana where you can see the water line there is right up to the pavement. and sally moving so slowly right now, forecasters say that up to 30 inches of rain may fall in some of those areas. so we are going to keep an eye on this all morning long. as the storm is going to be wreaking havoc all day long. meantime, some local breaking news here. here's emily. >> reporter: yeah, anne, it is a big crime scene here in san jose. i'm live just a

>>> bracing for sally's impact the 18th named storm of the season is gaping strength and poised to become a hurricane before slamming into new orleans later tonight. >>> we didn't have a destination. we didn't know where we were going. we just left >> like armageddon the western wildfires send thousands fleeing for their lives. the death toll approaching three dozen, and the size of the damage bigger than connecticut and rhode island combined. >>> ambushed the california police officers targeted by a lone shooter this morning, the man hunt and massive reward for information >>> the nfl season ticked off with a number of pregame rituals looking different, including the family of george floyd e g wish that made a very sick 3-year-old and his family beyond happy. it is monday, september 14th and "early today" starts right now. >> glad you're with us on this monday i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena dangerous tropical storm sally is churning through the gulf and could hit the u.s. as a category 2 hurricane. forecasters expect the storm to make landfall tomorrow night hurricane and trop

para que nos cuente porque se ha debilitado un poco sally y quÉ le espera esa regiÓn en las prÓximasras. albert: esto serÁ casi como una maratÓn. se ha frenado y hace que estÉ siempre encima de la misma agua y por eso durante las Últimas horas se ha degradado un poco pero no podemos bajar la guardia. toda la zona de alabama y luisiana bajo aviso de huracÁn. vientos en 85 millas por hora. lo preocupante son las bandas de lluvias que seguirÁn alcanzando la regiÓn y dejarÁ mucha precipitaciÓn. durante las prÓximas horas veremos como la lluvia, el viento va a seguir y es que no sÓlo estÁ sally en la zona del atlÁntico sino que tenemos cuatro sistemas activos. ninguno va a tocar tierra pero sally se acerca de forma catastrÓfica a la costa de la florida y alabama. muchas descargas elÉctricas . vientos que pierden intensidad

sally's wrath. the deadly storm lashed at the gulf coast leaving behind flooded homes, major power outages, and extensive damage. and the danger is not over yet. >>> mixed messages. president trump and the cdc director contradict each other. how they clashed over masks and a possible vaccine. >>> controlling the crowd. more than three months after law enforcement violently cleared out protesters from lafayette square, we're learning about some controversial devices federal officials reportedly sought to disperse sought to disperse demonstrators. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the remnants of hurricane sally are drenching the southeast. it could bring more than a foot of rain in some places. sally is now is a tropical depression. the storm made landfall yesterday near the alabama/florida border. at least one death has been reported in alabama. homes were submerged, and crews raced to rescue hundreds of people. right now, more than a

things are looking up for sally enter family.and he has got his job back and they've escaped the slaughter. they've moved into a newly built a government housing project 2 hours out of men in their. you know so by. god and about knowing and knowing me b.t.w. . then let me talk it through means if. i'm not frightened of the do to you simple thing you do not going to learn from the fact that you bring the girl what it meant . but you but you do not know you come by. hanging out with her not listening from 49. millimeter lens has just got to give me . but not so. for the guiding that i bought. from a band of ok the most. fun those without at least. it may be healthier and cleaner but it doesn't come cheap. as a lump but i know the bill will blend this. big guy until i. kinds it ended up with and to get the lead in. must want to be must want to do and. i stood up ah. a. minimum piece of music and i'm beginning to know nothing well then. none of the doing. a good. i am happy our chance found it but. you know that they can do you know.

hurricane sally gaining strength bearing down on the gulf coast. what we're expecting when the storm makes landfall late tonight. plus, the new battle heating up in the west as historic wildfires burn through an area the size of new jersey. >>> president trump's controversial indoor rally defying coronavirus restrictions. now leading to a fine. who will be paying up? >>> plus, new research on kids and coronavirus. what we're learning about day cares. >>> breaking overnight, an attorney general under scrutiny. he reported hitting a deer with his car, but he actually hit and killed a man. what he's saying this morning. >>> plus, walmart at war against amazon. the service launching today. >>> a very different macy's thanksgiving parade. this year's plans revealed. >>> and from a bear waking up this guy by the pool to a feline finish at this track and field event to the potential signs of life on a planet other than mars, all the trending stories for your tuesday morning. >>> and good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with that state of emergency on

not the same for hurricane sally.you get ready for a rain maker of major league status that could be there for some time, governor? >> well, thank you for having me on. as jonathan just said, the thing about hurricane sally is that it's been very unpredictable. the place at which it's going to hit landfall has been unpredictable. it was less than 48 hours ago. sally was moving 12, 13 miles an hour and slowed down. typically when the storms slow down in the gulf of mexico, they tend to intensify. sally has not intensified significantly. we do anticipate significant amounts of rainfall for the mississippi gulf coast region and quite frankly for alabama and the florida panhandle as well. >> some of these storms parked themselves over houston, texas, eastern north carolina. you saw what happened to the rivers and streams weeks after. what does 30 inches of rain look like in your state? >> there's a lot of people that live in hancock county, harrison county, jackson county, mississippi, that live in relatively low-lying ar

as hurricane sally moves on shore. it was moving so slowly just 2 miles per hour at points, allowing a time to strengthen as it moved toward the coastline here originally taking aim at mississippi. the storm turned east taking greater aim at alabama and the florida panhandle. >> all over the place. >> reporter: residents in mississippi took advantage of the near miss. while keeping those in the path of sally in their thoughts. >> just because we're not going to you know, be the direct hit or in the path, that means somebody else is. >> reporter: because sally's moving so slowly, forecasters say up to 30 inches of rain may fall in some areas. nancy chen, cbs news, fort walton beach, florida. >>> this morning, flames are marching closer to a historic site in los angeles. the famed mount wilson observatory is in danger from the bobcat fire. flames are just 500 feet away. firefighters are are working to protect the 116-year-old landmark. there are also several communications towers atop mount wilson that are being threaten

the gulf coast bracing for impact from hurricane sally. the category 1 storm packing 80-mile-per-hour winds already bringing heavy rain emergency evacuations, as officials warn of historic, life threatening flooding al roker is timing it out for us >>> also the rising toll in the western wildfires. dozens dead, many more missing. the first images inside an oregon town left in ashes. now the toxic air reaching all the way to the east coast. >>> breaking news, the federal officer shot outside a courthouse what the fbi just announced. >>> the multimillion dollar settlement with the family of breonna taylor months after her death, the major police reforms the city has agreed to >>> the firestorm at the department of health and human services, a top official apologizing for a bizarre rant and now calls for the hss director to resign after allegations the agency interfered with the cdc's covid reports. >>> president trump at the white house hailing an historic middle east deal >>> joe biden in battleground florida is his support there slipping a

sally is now tracking east. but officials still aren't taking any chances. cbs news mireya villarreal is there as floodgates close and the city braces for a potential storm surge. >> so the system was aurricane . the idea is the big metal door behind me is going to close tightly and minimize the storm surge that goes into the city. >> reporter: even before it intensified sally had already dumped close to a foot of rain in parts of florida like the keys. the national hurricane center is predicting the storm surge will be deadly and officials are urging people to get out. the time to leave dauphin island is quickly approaching. that is because a bridge is the only roadway on or off the island and it will be shut down as soon as the winds get too high. the storm surge here is expected to be anywhere from six to nine feet and norah, clearly that would be well over our heads. >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you for your reporting tonight, thank you. t f's get the latest from lonnie quinn, this storm is expected to be extremely dangerous. >> oh you betcha. hu

j.d. >> we had a landfall of sally category 2.rnight before it made landfall 105 mile-per-hour sustained winds. the last time alabama had a hit was in 2004, ivan in the exact location. it is category 1 now. 85 mile-per-hour sustained winds. it will probably step down to a tropical storm in the next couple of hours. the damage is already done along this vulnerable coastline with over two feet of rain already reported. additional 10 to 12 inches. hurricane force winds in pensacola for 8 to 9 hours. mobile 68 miles per hour and we have tropical storm-force winds as the storm continues to crawl northwest ward around 3 miles per hour. there is the latest track. a new one coming out at 11:00 a.m. as the storm is now over land it will start to weaken. great news. we still have the potential for heavy rainfall not only for alabama and florida, but into georgia and even the carolinas as we go through thursday and friday. there is a forecast rainfall moving very, very slowly and it will increase the threat for flash flooding. we didn't talk

janessa webb joinings now tracking sally i have a quick question. forgive my ignorance but it is now speeding up. the problem yesterday is that it was slowing before it made landfall how is it that it's now speeding up once it hit land? >> you know, when these tropical systems hit land they kind of break apart. sally was a slow moving go for at least 36 hours but what we're seeing right now is the only the eastern half of this storm system that is left. the western half has completely dissipated and so that's why it continues to gain momentum now coming out of the north and east at 9 miles per hour, so as phillip said, this is the fastest we've seen a tropical depression sally and it will continue to drop a good amount of rain. right now headed to atlanta where we're expecting at least 3 to 5 inches. it turns into an area of low pressure but it is still stable and the front quadrant of this storm system, so charlotte, we are expecting record amounts of rain, at least 5 to 6 inches and we'll be completely done with sally by friday. so this has been a

this is the latest on tropical storm sally. still a tropical storm at 60 miles per hour you only need 74 miles per hour to make it a category one storm. that's what we're expecting later today. moving west at 12 miles per hour it's not moving that slow. we have a category 1 storm later on today expecting landfall of at least category 1 maybe category 2 storm we'll watch that in the next several hours. landfall somewhere along southeastern louisiana if it makes a little bit of a y jog to the east we could see mississippi landfall we're looking at a lot of rain, that's the biggest takeaway from sally. we'll talk about that in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> shot in the line of duty a massive manhunt is under way in california for a lone gunman who shot and wounded two l.a. county sheriff's deputies. the ambush style attack was captured on surveillance video and now officials are offering $100,000 reward for information to the arrest and conviction of the suspect. >> reporter: the surveillance video released by the l.a. count

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is battered by sally, the west coast is battling massive mild fires. fire search and rescue teams have been sent to the state of oregon as part of a $1.2 million relief effort from the government. about 18,000 square kilometers have been destroyed by fire with several small towns burned to the ground and at least 34 confirmed deaths. ahead, libya's prime minister stepping down. he made the announcement in an address on national television. the tripoli-based government will negotiate with a rival administration in the east of the country. he says he will stay on until the end of october in hope a new leadership can be chosen. >> i call on the dialogue committee, which should be in charge of forming the next executive authority, to speed up the formation of such authority so we can all guarantee a peaceful transition of power, and on such occasion, i declare my sincere wish to hand over my duties to the next executive authority by the end of october at the latest. by that time, i hope that the dialogue committee will have completed its work and selected

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early morning in mobile alabama brought a battering from hurricane sally. trees uprooted splinted by the howling wind city streets piled with daybreak only a few braving the elements to survey the damage and stop what could be. making landfall as a category 2 storm it's not sally size that's the main concern but it's speed moving so slowly it's threatening days of rain with forecasters talking 3 flooding still to come jordan muse fled her home in pensacola florida to shelter in a hotel. as the storm moved in the wind packed a punch leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power the driving rain swamped streets and surges of sea water cools flash floods dozens of people had to be rescued from their homes. for you. sally is the 2nd hurricane to hit the gulf coast in less than 3 weeks and one of the busiest hurricane seasons ever earlier this week sally was just one of 5 storms chanting in the atlantic hurricane tate is developing out at sea with forecasters predicting it could become a catastrophic catch agree for storm and. well i mean gallagher is in

"sally" toca tierra como un carolina: arrancamos con esto. sally toca tierra como un potente huracÁn categorÍa 2 en alabama con vientos de 105 millas por hora. la amenaza de inundaciones se mantienen en esas prÓximas horas. en tanto se calculan 30 " de lluvia en la florida. cerca de medio millÓn de personas estÁ a esta hora sin luz, la fuerza de sally, llegÓ donde la gente reporta haber escuchado cÓmo los escombros tocaban el suelo. allÍ estÁ francisco cobos con lo Último. francisco: conforme pasan las horas, se van viendo los daÑos que estÁ ocasionando este huracÁn sally. nos encontramos muy cerca del centro de la ciudad. , pueden ver el agua estÁ subiendo en la zona baja. en la avenida principal, hay cinco vehÍculos que quedaron atrapados. afortunadamente lo que nos dicen las autoridades es que las personas pudieron salir, sin embargolos vehÍculos permanecen en ese lugar. como pueden ver, sigue subiendo ya que desde la medianoche de anoche no deja de llover. aproximadamente a la 1:00 con fuertes vientos. hasta este momento los daÑos son caÍ

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. >>> sally storm as shore. monster storm pound the gulf coast with powerful winds and life-threatening floods. communities are feeling the terrifying effects. >>> ash and rubble are all that remains of towns in the west. one city in oregon nearly destroyed. >>>>> tough question thes. president trump defends his coronavirus response during a town hall with voters who demand answers. how he responded. >>> plus, joe biden's new efforts at latino outreach. >>> and not letting up. breonna taylor's mother tells us why a $12 million settlement does not equal justice for her daughter who was killed by police. >> first here is today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> the flooding has already begun. this storm is 500 miles wide and wind is not the biggest concern, believe it or not. it's the water. >> sally, expected to bring historic flooding to the gulf coast. >> nine feet of storm surge. this is not survival. >> smoke from deadly wildfires in the west has drifted all the way across the country. >> the air outs

this morning, hurricane sally slowly roaring ashore. up to 30 inches of rain and more than 10 feet of storm surge expected to storm the coastline from biloxi to pensacola. the national weather service now warning, some areas could face historic life-threatening flash floods. >> this is crazy, and this hurricane is still 51 miles offshore. >> reporter: in mississippi, the storm is expected to dump 4 months of rain in just 24 hours, and in florida -- >> oh, my god. >> reporter: -- trees toppled by the wind. docks shredded by the waves and a barge knocked loose by heavy winds crashing into this bridge. >> the surge here and the wave action in the bay of pensacola is unreal. this persistent wind keeps pushing this water up against the seawall and this will continue for another 24 hours. >> reporter: and in alabama. >> you can't go outside, it is too bad. the wind is too strong. you know, just the rain is coming in sheets. >> reporter: some residents are riding out the storm after floodwaters cut off local roads. >> we literally have water c

that's how you survive the rest of sally. now, let's time it out and talk about where this thing is going. it is going to move through georgia tomorrow and then through friday, we'll see south carolina and north carolina. timing-wise, it is going to bring an inch per hour rainfall rate. so, montgomery, over to macon, atlanta tomorrow morning, early, and then it will clear out from georgia and move into south carolina and north carolina. so, david, it's really important, as we watch this, to realize that even up to norfolk, we are under flash flood watch, because we could see anywhere from four to even six inches, a half a foot of rain, still possible that far north from sally. >> all right, we appreciate the alert tonight. ginger, our thanks to you, as well. >>> we're going to turn now to the coronavirus here in the u.s., and president trump moments ago contradicting the cdc director, dr. robert redfield, who spoke today about an initial vaccine here in the u.s. and on timing, saying most americans likely won't get the vaccin

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. >>> the remnants of hurricane sally. the storm turning deadly. flash flood watches and warnings across several states tonight, all the way up to virginia. the tornado watch and the rescues still under way. rob marciano in the storm zone. >>> the fbi director on capitol hill today grilled on the president's claims of voter fraud. the fbi director's answer far different. and the head of the fbi pressed on the controversial comments from attorney general william barr overnight, calling some in his own justice department preschoolers. also, the a.g.'s comments on the black lives matter movement and comparing lockdowns because of the pandemic to slavery. >>> new reporting tonight. vladimir putin's foe from his hospital bed now. and new video emerging in the suspected poisoning. what it could mean in the investigation, and martha raddatz is standing by. >>> the popular netflix star under arrest tonight after the fbi raid at his home. >>> and america strong tonight. the baby and the power of a mother's voice. >>> good evening and it's great to have you

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. >> >> azotados por la tormenta sally.esata inundaciones catastróficas en alabama y florida. 1 millón de residentes se quedan a oscuras. calles convertidas en ríos y una destrucción masiva. buenas tardes. a paso lento y destructivo fuertes vientos se dirigen al norte de alabama y georgia. esta es la principal noticia, y además este miércoles. >> (música). >> nunca más. congresistas presentan proyecto para que los soldados puedan denunciar casos de acoso y abuso sexual a autoridades civiles sin temor a represalias. joe biden y las deportaciones en la entrevista exclusiva con noticias telemundo. prometió congelarlas por 100 días. hay división de opiniones entre votantes latinos. los ganadores de la rifa. se llevan 1 millón de dólares por la rifa del avión presidencial. nos dicen que usarán los fondos para mejorar sus equipos para la covid-19. >> (música). >> noticias telemundo con josé díaz-balart. >> (música). >> la tormenta sally ha perdido fuerza mientras avanza lentamente al sur de georgia. pero esta madrugada desembarcó

so sally smith went and hid in the woods.ed, basically, this perpetual practice that developed after she went away the first time. smith said i'd go so far away from the plantation, i could not hear the cows low or the roosters crow. so sally smith is really getting away. she's out. she is not and a space where the plantation is really nearby. so she would hide out as long as she could, but she had to come back when she needed food. she talked about this one night, right? she went back to the quarter. she went back to the place where inside people live, she knocked on the latest door and asked for some food. we have so, salads for the starting to heal some things, and the overseer comes in catches her. a couple of things that you can see about truancy. one of them is that truancy was fostered by african american communities. smith was trying to use her connections to other inflamed people to help her stay away from forced labor, right? she is literally not away from the plantation, but she is avoiding the work of picking cott

we'll have a live shot from the gulf coast where hurricane sally is expected to hit land tomorrow and bring a dangerous storm surge and after the break details on a drive-thru testing site in berkeley that lets you be in charge of the entire time more on that after the break. >>in berkeley, a new drive-thru covid-19 test site allows you to administer your own coronavirus tests kron four's phillipe djegal has details. >>as of friday, the city of berkeley has partnered with the company curative incorporated they have set up shop here at the north berkeley bart station parking lot off of delaware street where there allowing people to drive through for a self-administered covid-19 swab test basically drive up after setting an appointment online with curative and then the personnel here hand you. packet which includes the swabs basically or test kit and then you roll up your window and administer the swab yourself while you're being directed by someone next year car and then pull forward and drop your baggy into. been and then curative says within a couple of days you'll be able to get a r

what's interesting about sally, he made landfall about sally, he made landfall about the same place ivane same place ivan made landfall 16 years ago in 2004, september 16, 16 years ago, that area had a hurricane as well. i don't know how to describe it, it's almost been unprecedented. this is all bad news but a slow—moving storm is really bad news, can you explain why. absolutely, the rainfall and storm surge potential is greater when you have a slow—moving system. when you think about sally last night, i was doing the weather last night on a tv station, it was moving about two mph and most of us get on the treadmill and working three or four mph ata and working three or four mph at a good clique and you get a perspective of how slow it was moving and we saw about two feet of water and rain before it even made landfall, out on the gulf of mexico on a radar system and probably some errors will get up to 45 inches of precipitation and for us in charleston, we normally get about 52 inches per year. in a couple of days, some of these areas along the gulf coast got more than half of the annua

hurricane sally set to slam into the u.s. the states of emergency tonight. the hurricane already lashing the coast. warnings up now from louisiana straight across to florida. this is a slow-moving hurricane, which could be devastating. the third hurricane to hit the gulf coast this alone. the tornado threat right now. and the potential for life-threatening storm surge. up to 30 inches of rain is expected. ginger zee and rob marciano both in the storm zone with the latest timing and track tonight. >>> meantime, the wildfires and the smoke traveling across the country. tonight, the hazardous air quality choking major american cities. portland, oregon, the worst air qualify in the world. what they're now handing out there. and this dangerous air, evidence of this all the way to the east coast. the search for the missing continues. the death toll, at least 27 tonight. and this evening, the facing, the names of some of those lost. >>> the breaking development today, a major settlement announced in the breonna taylor case. the city of louisville will pay $12 milli

we will keep you posted on hurricane sally.through swing states donald trump telling pennsylvania voters he has no regrets over his administration's response to the covid-19 pandemic. jillian: joe biden his the campaign trail in florida making a series of gaffes while speaking to veterans, griff jenkins has more on the 2020 race. >> reporter: donald trump defending his handling of the coronavirus telling undecided voters that would word's bombshell revelations about downplaying the threat is wrong. watch. >> i didn't downplay it. in many ways i up wade it in terms of action. we did a very good job when we put that man on whether we call it out once or market was very important so we saved a lot of lives. todd: he tackled income inequality project in optimistic outlook for the near future. >> the income inequality which i agree is a problem, if you look under president obama and biden the income inequality, record-setting. >> getting worse now. >> before the plague we were doing very well. we will soon be doing well again becaus

jillian: this is a fox news alert, sally blamed for at least one death as the storm lashes the southeast. we are live in florida as janice dean tracks the system. todd: minneapolis leaders under pressure to end of violence in the city, now the same politicians trying to abolish the police department want to know where the officers are. >> coronavirus takes center stage on the campaign trail, donald trump's vaccine promise has joe biden gets the green light for national mask mandate. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> thank you for joining us, let's begin with this, overnight officials warn of catastrophic flooding on the way as sally ghosts more rain over eastern alabama and western georgia. todd: pensacola was hit hard by the deadly storm. >> good morning. we are at this marina in the downtown area. this boat took a bad chunk from the storm and as you can see it is not like it is, the boardwalk, this right here is not clearly supposed to be there. we will swing around this way so we can look at something here.

. >> sally's aftermath. the storm tears apart homes and businesses as the national guard takes on a lifesaving mission -- rescuing hundreds of people stranded by floods. >>> football during a pandemic. a fan tests positive after attending the first nfl game of the year. the year. so what happens now? captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, and very good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin on the campaign trail. check your calendar -- there are just 46 days to go until election day. there are a lot of key dates to keep in mind, , though. early voting begins today in minnesota. both president trump and his rival joe biden will campaign there today. and in just 11 days, the pair will face each other in cleveland for the first of three presidential debates. the other two are in october. the latest cbs news battleground tracker poll finds joe biden leading president trump nationally with a ten-point edge, 52% to 42%. laura podesta is following the race very closely. laura, how are both men trying to

. >>> tonight, the scat strofic flooding from hurricane sally, slamming the u.s sally making landfall as a category 2 hurricane. pounding the gulf coast, up to 30 inches of rain, roads and homes under water, part of a bridge collapsing, hundreds rescued by emergency crews, the tree crashing into a home, a woman pinned inside. al roker on the threat heading into the night. >>> also president trump late today blasting his own cdc chief as confuse tter old congs a coronavirus vaccine would not be widely available until next summer, the president insisting it will happen by october. and tonight joe biden's new attack. >>> the comments hours after the cdc revealed its plan to roll a vaccine out for free, but the striking thing, the cdc director said about masks offering better protection than a vaccine. the president pushing back >>> and the trump health official under fire for spreading conspiracy theories about the cdc, what he announced late today. >>> the stunning new images, the true scope of the wildfire disaster in the west revealed, thousands of homes destroyed. the scathing report