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until the very end, which was so her, savannah.just a few days, we expect her body will return to london she will lie in state at the houses of parliament behind me we expect millions and millions. that is not an exaggeration, of people to come pay their respects >> we're joined here at buckingham palace. how do you capture 70 years in a few moments? 15 prime ministers, she met 14 u.s. presidents. the world changed over those 70 years. did she change with it >> her core didn't change, but she really did move with the times. if you thing about the events, not just the way the world changed, but tv, internet, high-speed travel, all those things she had to get her head around, but the events she experienced and the way she dealt with it. the thing is, she was always completely unflappable 1982, buckingham palace, michael fagan broke into her bedroom and there was the queen, quite calmly, calling for help but having a chat with him that was her style, unflappable. >> as you mentioned, you can't even get into all the different world eve

from beaufort to, savannah, to charleston to sullivan's island.i'm into surfside and a little bit and towards polling ten. i know south carolina so well, i can name those cities up and down the coast. as we go to the forecast for friday, early morning hours, those winds are going to be picking up, tropical storm force winds, hurricane force winds eventually. when do we think landfall? probably mid day, 2:00, just about the time you're looking at high tide in the charleston harbor. that would be exceptionally bad should that occur. but this is also going to sneak up as we go to the future forecast for saturday. some gusty winds here, the system is going to be raining itself out. very interesting day when it comes to stores, i and maybe retire, but these are the i name storms just since 2000 that we have seen. they have been so devastating, they have been eliminated and john, more than any other letter in the alphabet these i name storms of really wreaked havoc, all the way from the caribbean to the atlantic. and the devastation continues. we will b

. >>> savannah guthrie one-on-one with tennis legend roger federer ahead of his last tournament. would he consider pulling a tom brady and unretiring. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt." >>> good evening, everyone. hurricane fiona now a major category 3 storm and likely to get stronger as it sweeps across islands of the caribbean. days after puerto rico took a direct hit, that island's residence are facing difficult and harrowing days from long gas lines to limited access to drinking water. more than 1.1 million power customers without electricity. 55% of the island territory has no running water. for many it's a flash back of the days of crippling misery that followed hurricane maria which struck puerto rico five years ago today. causing the deaths of 3,000 people. that recovery still incomplete. tonight, we're tracking hurricane fiona's destructive march as it bears down on the turks and caicos islands with winds of 115 miles per hour. expected to be a category 4 storm by tomorrow. the atlantic storm season picks up speed. gabe gutierrez is on the ground

i also think it was very significant, savannah, that he not only made william and indicate prince and princess of wales but mentioned harry and meghan specifically by name and talked about his love for them, again, being quite emotional, and portraying himself as a family man as well as a king. >> in just a few moments we will see the new king walk into the room and address the counsel. that's moments away. part one is under way. part two is when the king addresses the room. prince william is there. camilla, queen consort as well among other dignitaries. i want to turn to "vanity fair's" katy, also an nbc contributor. we're starting to see how the king may conduct himself at least in terms of the public. i was so struck that not ohm was his first stop at buckingham palace, but he stopped outside yesterday to meet-and-greet and walk about the public who came to pay their respects. >> i think you're absolutely right. the word "king" immediately came to my mind. i was there with that crowd. it was amazing because we didn't know -- i didn't know how they were going to react. this was thei

let me just read a little bit of it for you, savannah.hile this final parting brings us great sadness, i am forever grateful for all of our -- of our first meetings, for my eldest childhood memories with you, to meeting you for the first time as my commander in chief, to the first moment you met my darling wife and hugged your beloved great-grandchildren. i cherish these times shared with you and the many other special moments in between. savannah, it's been remarked on in the past few days, can't be said enough, the queen would have been so delighted to see harry and william together. remember, she consoled them after the death of their mother. for them -- diana. for them to be brought together by her passing is something pretty special. we shall see if it is just a temporary truce, but it still is something to see, savannah. >> the wheels of the motorcade are rolling now. they will head to the air base where they will then fly to edinburgh, scotland. we will check in with tom llamas in a moment. i want to turn to historian albert robert

we've got feet of rain forecast between tampa to jacksonville and orlando and up into savannah , georgia. you could see a foot of rain as well. look at the track of ian here moving forward on thursday afternoon, it comes off florida's space coast as a tropical storm hooking its way back around towards savannah, georgia by friday evening. that means storm surges coming to you in places like jacksonville beach, savannah, georgia, you're going to see 3 to 6 ft. storm surge there. that's nothing to sneeze at. not to mention tropical storm force winds. look at the wind forecast here, right here in the heart. of florida. even up towards jacksonville. there's still a chance for hurricane gusts here, moving forward over the next couple of days and tropical storm force gusts way up into charlotte, north carolina, check out the future radar here as we take you into this morning. it's a slow crawl across florida. then into thursday night, this storm comes off the coast hooks around jacksonville makes its way up the savannah river valley back to you, rhiannon and andrew. kevin thank you and take a l

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we're ready to deal with what comes. >> tell me a little bit about savannah. >> savannah is absolutelyit's the first city in georgia, the first capital of georgia, it's the mother city of georgia. founded in 1733. if you have not visited, you need to visit. i came from new york and could not leave. it's a place of history and culture and architecture and food. we love to feed folks just because we like to eat. it's a place of drinking, home of the second largest st. patrick's day in the country. and we are a very, very proud community, but we're also a coastal community. all those wonderful things that we celebrate about savannah, we often have these times in between june 1 skpst december 1st where we're dealing with the issues of mother nature. so for us, issues of climate change is real to us. sea tides are rising, it's important to us. we're working to be sustainable and resilient through all of that. >> mayor, i they thank you for being with us this morning. appreciate your time. >>> up next, we'll get the latest on what to expect from ian. but first, listening to the details from

savannah is on the list to get those. i believe that they're waiting until the ocean terminals finish before they actually do the deployment. we work closely with c.p.b. on that. we are very willing to facilitate any conversation between ourselves, c.p.b., and your port officials. i can get you the name and we will get it going. the other piece of it is, even though we are not deploying the new units to savannah, we have been working through our transformational r&d programs on machine learning and artificial intelligence. i don't named them. but it is a way to reduce the nuisance alarms. that technology is going forward in savannah. i would be happy to sit with your staff and give you a full brief or meet with your partners at make sure they're up to speed with what is going on. >> i appreciate your commitment to communicate directly with port leadership and other relevant parties at the port to ensure that those lines of communication are open. >> senator, we are really willing to do that. >> will you commit to working

around savannah as a strong tropical storm sometime friday morning.ver 100 miles from the center, so you know the power outages we are seeing in florida, can expect those in places like savannah, charleston, columbia possibly as far north as charlotte. and the leaves have not fallen down so we have a lot of sale for these trees to bend once the storm system arrives in areas where there's not that much in the way of palm trees. and allow these trees to bend and break. we are expecting the third landfall to occur sometime friday morning. upwards of 30 plus million americans in florida and georgia, under tropical storm watches and warnings. hurricane conditions far from over in these conditions areas. 100 plus mile per hour winds still possible in the areas highlighted by pink. can see some gusts pushing 110 miles per hour, and eventually when it gets to the carolinas, when guests 55 to 75 miles per hour possible. john you look at the flights, the disruptions across the country, either 7000 flights either canceled or delayed in across the united states a

herschel walker tweeting in response quote i don't need debate topics adding i accepted the savannahwithout conditions. he goes on to say let's do this debate for the people, ball is in his court. so now the question seems to be whether or not herschel walker will agree to one of the other debates that senator raphael warnock has agreed to. both candidates still on the trail trying to get their message out to voters. but at this point, a lot of focus seems to be on will they or won't they as they go back and forth on whether or not they're going to even debate. chris? >> one debate could be critically important in a race that's too close to call. always good to see you my friend. thank you. >> in the meantime, ukraine is considering shutting down europe's largest nuclear power plant as shelling continues nearby. ukrainian officials now backing up what we heard very bluntly from the head of the international atomic energy agency. quote. we are playing with fire. warning a security protection zone is urgently needed at that plant. it was disconnected from the power grid two days ago an

let me bring in the general manager of this cafÉ in savannah.prices affected your business? talking all the ingredients more extensive these days. >> definitely the prices have affected us quite a bit but we are doing our best to reach out and go to our resources and get the best quality of our products looking around and making sure we are making the right decisions. >> reporter: how is business? what is happening today. >> as the owner, we do great all the time even when food prices go up, we are superbusy and super blessed, hope everyone works as a team. ashley: let me bring in charles taylor. you are a local contractor, who do you blame for this? >> i don't blame the democrats or the republicans, but the government, they are in our away, trying to manipulate things too much, they would let us have a free market, i think the economy would be better. the economy is good but the problems behind the economy of labor shortages, supply chain is affecting us. ashley: big government never very efficient. i want to bring in kenneth, you work with loc

as you mentioned, savannah, we drove from savannah here to charleston the last couple hours.lot of storm prep, a lot of folks filling up for gas. we had trouble finding water and ice, which is good and bad for folks stocking up. good because there's a lot of folks that have taken the time to get the ice, the water, to do the things that the officials are advising people to do. take a look over my shoulder. we're just off of the harbor in charleston. a lot of people out on the roads and bridges perhaps getting to the destinations to ride out the storm. that's what the authorities are advising people to do. they're very concerned here there charleston. will was talking about the stress, what it takes to get through a storm. that's the point where they are. the officials here in south carolina are. they're urging people to be weary not only of the rain, which could drop up to a foot of water here in this area, but also the storm surge. several feet anticipated. so they're warning people about that and the high winds, which could lead to a multitude of power outages. a big concer

one in atlanta, one in macon, one in savannah. walker agreed to a different debate in savannah, georgia. they have gone back and forth criticizing each other for not agreeing to the other's debate this morning, a glimmer of hope that maybe an agreement is on the horizon. the warnock campaign is willing to participate in the savannah debate walkeragreed to participate in if topics are not provided before hand they agree to participate at one of the other debates that warnock agreed to. one in macon or atlanta. warnock has an ad out crit criticizing walker for topics given to the candidate before hand walker wrote in part, i don't need topics. i accepted the savannah debate without conditions both candidates have launched bus tours to win voters across the peach state. walker started his today and warnock started his three weeks ago. this could decide the united states senate. the polls show it is close in the recent poll from emerson college, walker is ahead of warnock by two points. none has over 50%. that is important. if we get

savannah, charleston all those places, i think they're going to get hit by a hurricane. and the compounding problem with the storm surge is the pre-existing water piling up. i'm sorry i'm so animated about in. >> sean: no, i know, for those that don't know, joe is a storm chaser, he eats, breathes and sleeps this, knows every storm -- what was the name of the hurricane, the biggest hurricane in the 1920s? quick quiz? >> i'm not sure 1920, but i know about the -- i don't think there was a big hurricane in 1920, how about that. >> sean: how about 1926. >> one year there wasn't a big hurricane. well, the 1920s window window had a lot through southern florida, 1929 cape hurricane, and 19 27, that went into savannah after hitting south florida. look at that dÉjÀ vu. >> sean: joe bastardi weather bell.com. thank you. we have now break developments across the state of florida now joined by florida senator rick scott is with us. senator, let's talk about the rescue recovery efforts. i know the state of florida, we've been putting it up on the screen. if people know relatives, fr

also savannah area stretching up towards augusta. another spot where you could see just a bunch of rain before ultimately getting into north carolina. getting into virginia also. so a fairly wide area there where we think flooding is going to be very likely running you from georgia, the carolinas, but a huge area. and remember, this is kind of mountainous terrain. so you start to see flooding happen in situations like that. this storm is not over yet, despite how long it's been going, tossing it back over. >> you know, it is not over yet. all my goodness. adam, thank you so much for that. absolutely. fox news correspondent charles watson, he's been in sarasota, florida, riding out hurricane ian and for now, sarasota in these overnight hours is kind of breathing a sigh of relief, right, charles ? and just talk about, though, what you go we went through much of the day on wednesday and what you're expecting to see as the day opens up today. yeah, i think breathing a sigh of relief is a good way to explain it, because if you were here i

here's savannah guthrie. >> good morning, everyone. 10:00 a.m. n the east, 7:00 a.m. the afternoon in the united kingdom. this is the scene in edinburgh, scotland, where a hearse carrying the coffin of queen elizabeth ii is making a slow journey from the official palace in scotland to st. giles cathedral where later today there will be a service honoring her. king charles iii and the other senior royals, his brothers and sisters, are behind that casket as they make this solemn procession down what's known as edinburgh's royal mile. a passage that at times is as narrow almost as a sidewalk. as you can see from those images, it's thronged with people shoulder to shoulder, packed in so to see a final glimpse of queen elizabeth as she makes a slow journey that will culminate in her return to london tomorrow. i want to turn to nbc's keir simmons. these are long days for the royals. king charles started his day in london where he addressed a joint session of parliament for the very first time as king. >> reporter: that's right, savannah. we are watching history both in the

and then, of course, strong winds going up towards charleston, savannah. also hurricane force gusts. how much water could we possibly be seeing? well, three to five feet is enough to do a lot of damage to move automobiles, obviously enough to move a human as you're getting up to about shoulder height for some of these areas in a large area from daytona beach, some of the georgia islands, all spots where you're going to see this. and i do want to leave you with this one on top of all of that storm surge. yes, rain is also coming. some of these areas, savannah, maybe a foot of precipitation. so water is going to be everywhere. nick, even though it's weakening, there's still some folks that need to be paying attention. absolutely. no doubt that whole map right there just covered in red . that's something you don't see every day. all right. well, thank you, adam. let's get it over to now. fox, where there's max gordon, who is in st. petersburg, florida. where intense wind and rain pummeled the area through the day and night. >> and max, the mayor there has ask

congress simply needs more time, especially if they will be attaching permitting reform. >> savannah,ho reports for the national journal he can find her work at nationaljournal.com, the steps when it comes to keeping the government funded, savannah berman, thank you for your time today. . >> thank you for having me. >> the congressional budget office putting out an estimate yesterday looking at president biden student loan cancellation plan, saying an estimated $400 billion over 30 years according to the congressional budget office, the president last month announced the plan to forgive 10000 and federal student loans for borrowers that make less than -- 200 $50,000 if filing jointly, low income is -- the cbo estimated the cost of the policy instrument payments from september through december 2022 will cost $20 billion. the analysis being done on that figure, there was reaction from the white house as well. brenda, and indiana pennsylvania, thank you for waiting on the open form, go ahead. >> good, one of your previous callers mentioned donald trump have been floating pardons for the

he's accused of abducting his estranged 15 year old daughter savannah now during the shootout.m the suspect's truck, but she's wearing body armor and a helmet officials say savannah runs toward deputies reportedly with a they open fire. the deputies go up and render medical aid and realize that this is savannah in the tactical gear. they immediately transport her to an area a local area hospital at 11:52 hours. savannah is pronounced deceased. her father was found dead at the scene the san bernardino county. sheriff says autopsies will determine who shot who and no deputies were hurt. anthony. graziano is suspected of killing his daughter's mother in fontana on monday. look today local leaders and members of the asian american community came together to present a check to the family of patrick fung. he was the uber driver shot and killed during a robbery in oakland back in july the community raised over a hundred thousand dollars for fung's family today that money was presented to his fiancee's son and father after thanking the community his family also called for better gun co

savannah is pronounced deceased. >> her father died at the scene. it is still unclear. is savannah actually fired at deputies during the dangerous pursuit and the shoot out here. and he's yesterday. one rifle was recovered at the scene. in his carlos, >> to the east bay where a crowdfunding effort has raised more than $116,000 for the family of patrick fung. feng was the uber driver shot and killed while sitting in his car outside of his home in oakland, little saigon district. the president of the oakland chinatown improvement council says the money won't heal the family, but it will help. this will gift. the family members. >> the closure. maybe it's not the closure that they they want. patrick back but least. this will give them the closure in the justice they're looking for and >> 19 year-old major will willis and a younger teenager have both been arrested for the crime. well, if you've ever received an unwanted sexually explicit message, now you can sue senders under a new law signed by governor newsom. i spoke with a local defense attorney to learn how victims can

savannah is on that list to get those and i believe they're waiting until the ocean terminals finish before they actually do the deployment, and we work closely with cbp on that. we are willing to initiate conversation between ourselves and officials. i can get your name and we will get it going. the other piece is, even though we are not deploying the new units to savannah, we have been working through our transformational programs on some machine learning and artificial intelligence, but it's a way to jesus the nuisance alarms and that technology going forward will be in savannah. i would be happy to sit with your staff and give a full brief on that or meet with partners and make sure that they understand what's going on. >> that was going to be my next question for your commitment to communicate directly with port leadership and other relevant parties at the port. to ensure that those lines of communication are open. >> absolutely. we are very committed to doing that. >> will you commit to work with my office to expedite as practical as possible the platforms, whether -- to make s

i accepted the savannah debate without conditions. let's do this debate for the people.ating debates here. we have been for a while. let me run sort of the timeline of events. you had herschel walker after he won the republican primary saying on a number of different occasions, he's willing to debade senator war knocks, the incumbent, and would do so at a choosing of the senator's place. senator warnock said he had agreed to three different debates -- one in atlanta, one in macon, one in savannah, georgia. then hersh the walker said he had agreed to a different debate in savannah, georgia, this one hosted by nexstar. they've gone back and forth criticizing each other. today the senator's campaign said we will participate that hershel walker has already agreed for, if you are willing to, one, say you won't accept any topics priority to the debate, and two, if you will great to one of the other two debates we have already agreed to, either the debate in atlanta or the debate in macon, georgia. all of this is happening as this race increasingly gets tiger and tighter. the m

again, with color contours, indicative of what wind speeds we are expecting in jacksonville, savannah, charleston, bloomington. 50, 60, 70 miles per hour across these areas, bringing power lines down, trees down, rain falls across the streets, exceeding 6 to 8 inches. the storm, certainly, far from over. orlando, the reason why disney world has shut down. hurricane-force gusts, across that region, right now. it was what they've noticed, the sun coming up, that there will be felt across areas of charleston, and savannah, over the next couple of days. >> he, and posing so many dangers, and the worst is yet to come. pedram javaheri, we thank you for your forecast. let's bring in cnn's gloria palomino, live in tampa for us. thank you for joining at this hour. we know in his release these conditions overnight. what kind of damage have been seeing there? >> certainly, the rain, and the wind, has slowed down significantly, in the past hour or so. hurricane ian is a category two storm, but has dropped to record levels of rain throughout the state of florida. you talk about the damage, towards

here's what's happening right now, savannah. the council is meeting at st. james' palace around the corner here. this is all happeningn this small royal area of london. it's a group called the privy council. the politicians, their role is to advise the king. what they're doing right now -- of course, the king is king charles already, so this is ceremonial, but the british constitution is based on ceremony, on history, so it's important. what they're doing right now is deciding who they want to be king, deciding that they want charles to be the king. they will announce that the queen is dead, announce that charles is the next king, and then charles will be invited in, and he will make a personal statement. then, savannah, later today -- and you just heard them, god save the king. they have decided they have a new king. and just in around an hour's time out on the balcony there at buckingham palace, they will read the declaration. there will be a gun salute. we j the guns come by. it is is a formal day, a historic day, and, goodness me, a very personal day for

savannah, georgia, we take a look at cancelations and delays right now. i know it's still in these early overnight hours. not a lot of flights are going in and out. but as we open up tomorrow, we are going to start to see some of those concerns because conditions are going to begin to go downhill pretty quickly as we are going to see. and emerging into the atlantic offshore of northeast florida throughout our day on thursday ,beginning to lift up, eventually going to take that turn into the coast of georgia or the south carolina coastline. really both at play as we go into the day on friday. so here's a look at you can see come friday, those cancelations and perhaps some airport issues do tend to go up. raleigh, charlotte, savannah, jacksonville, really watching our regional airports to places like augusta regional could see some big delays. i know we do have a lot of flights going out of their d.c. out towards atlanta, too. so bringing in michael, definitely a lot to talk about here. still to come, we don't want to let our guard down at all. along the we

ashley webster in savannah this morning.ard from and the cracked eggs owner saying that a breakfast is 25 to 30% more emore expensive this year. >> what i'm surprised they failed to indicate customers are unwilling to pay the higher prices for breakfast or whatever work the contractor does as long as americans are willing to pay higher prices and we are not suffering much in terms of lost sales volumes. inflation is going to remain ramp it and that warns us of yet higher interest rates with more pain to come down the road. maria: leo, what do you think? >> well, this is an insidious tax and what we are -- what we are not seeing is what it's doing to the lowest income levels. it's starting to get very serious. surgery isn't coming down because we are not addressing the problems and, in fact, we are out there saying there is no inflation. that's a problem. we have to address the causes otherwise this is going to be a tough winter with high food prices, high energy prices and a lamming recession. maria: you're right. electricit

authorities say that teenager savannah graziano was taken by her father after he shot and killed savannah's during a domestic violence incident. the san bernardino county sheriff says the suspect led deputies on the pursuit through several cities. during that firefight. the suspect vehicle comes to rest, at which time a subject exits the passenger side of the vehicle wearing tactical gear. that subject starts to run towards sheriff's deputies and during the gunfire goes down. the teenager was taken to a hospital, where she was later pronounced dead. the sheriff did not specify whether savannah graziano was shot by the responding deputies or by her father soon the soon after the shootout. the suspect was found dead in that truck. us senate leaders are racing to pass a spending deal before federal agencies run out of money on friday. the latest proposal would keep the government funded at current levels through december. 16th. one of the big sticking point is west virginia democrat joe manchin plan to expedite energy permitting, which came in exchange for his vote on the president's climate b

savannah shouldn't have a ton of problems with rain. we get up here into charleston, georgetown, heading -- hilton head, these are areas that will have to consider if you want to stay in your house. listen to evacuation orders. often they don't evacuate for a category 1. people have to make that personal call. i would look around your property, see -- the trees, how many hang over your house. do that. we have pictures now that we are getting in. bonita springs is on the north -- is that something on fire? often we get these problems the day after. there's famous shots from hurricane sandy hit, fire spreading through the area. those pictures are coming in. we have bad signals. bonita springs is one town we weren't sure how bad it was hit. we naples, ft. myers. bonita springs is in the middle. i was assuming it was going to be really bad. this is a structure that's on fire. who knows what the condition is for the fire crews to be able to get there, if roads are passable. if we get pictures in and they get more stable and we can show them

currently the savannah airport remains open and operational. griff lynch is here with the port authority. he gave me a quick update. the port terminal is being cleared of any waiting vessels last night and operations are currently scheduled to continue through 6:00 p.m.enter there are normal activities on the port with containers going out. all the vessels have been moved to safe locations. i will be having a call later in the morning with rear admiral mcphearson of the united states coast guard to talk about the status of the port and what they are seeing and any actions that they may or may not take. we want to make sure we can continue to control whenever possible. >> bill: brian kemp letting the people of his state know what's on the way. we wanted to show you some of these live pictures we're getting above sanibel island, florida. one of the many islands that has seen really been the beneficiary of enormous growth over the past 50 years and there is a reason why you build there. there is a reason why you live there. now we are starting to

the sheriff did not specify whether savannah graziano was shot by the responding deputies or her fatheron after the shootout . the suspect was found dead in the truck, attorney general merrick garland says the federal government is cracking down on fentanyl coming across the border. garland says the d a is conducted nearly 400 investigations and seized more than 10 million fentanyl pills. from may to september of this year alone, the growing trend of rainbow fentanyl pills and bright colors made to look like candy to try to attract more people and a younger demographic. we know from lab testing that these rainbow fentanyl is just as dangerous and just as deadly as other forms of fentanyl. and we know that violent criminal drug traffickers and their tells the responsibility for this crisis that is poisoning and killing young americans. garland says to mexican cartels are primarily responsible for deadly fentanyl being sold in the united states . just last week, we told you about a warning from the california department of health about rainbow fentanyl. the department sent a letter to sch

good morning. >> hey, savannah. good morning to you.year since you sat down with boris johnson for that exclusive interview and less than 12 months later he has resigned. and we just got the picture of the queen meeting with her new prime minister, liz truss. the queen is making history too. it is the first time in 140 years that prime ministers have had to travel to scotland to meet with the monarch for this day of democracy in action. >> reporter: this morning, boris johnson traveling to see the queen. for one last official meeting. the monarch is ushering in her 15th prime minister. for the first time, away from buckingham palace. her mobility issues meaning royal history is being made. johnson and the new prime minister elizabeth truss traveling 500 miles to see her at balmoral castle, scotland. in the queen's 70-year reign, she's advised everyone from winston churchill to tony blair to johnson who signed off this morning. >> while this is it, folks. i will be supporting liz truss and the new government every step of the way. >> rep

savannah is so remarkably blessed. in the midst of the devastation of our friends in florida, 30 hours ago, this storm was sitting on our heads. it has shifted markedly to the east. of course, our friends in south carolina, we are thinking and praying for them. for us, we have storm surge. we are approaching high tide, which is about ten feet, which brings challenges for us, particularly our lower islands around us, people getting to and from. of course, we have some lines that are down. we have trees that are down. again, pales in comparison of the devastation. god smiled on us again. after we get ourselves okay, it's going to be our responsibility to help our friends to the north and to the south. >> what about health care, hospital care, access to emergency medical? >> we are blessed to have two health systems. both are up and running. they are open. they are not impacted at this time. they are operating as usual. big shoutout to our health care heroes that are always in place. >> good talking to you. lots of luck a

here is what the rainfall looks like right now, pouring onshore with this rain from savannah all the way up the coast. and then we're talking about the low country here, john. it's called low country for a reason. from charleston up to seaside, all the way to little river, for that matter, a little bit higher ground in north myrtle, but that's about it. this will push some water into those back bays, into those inlets and cause that back side flooding on the intercoastal. it's something i want you to keep watching for. we have pictures out of fort myers beach, they're devastating. they truly are. they're just coming out of there right now, we're working on getting them on tv. it's bad. >> it is bad. and i just want to reinforce the point in the sense that today is the day we're figuring out how bad it is in the state of florida. but there are a lot of people in georgia, south carolina, and up the coast who need to keep their eyes looking forward. >> and without electricity it's very hard to get anything out of there. it's very hard to get information out. where is it bad, where is it

i've announced that he might accelerate their timetable for building state of the art plants in savannah, georgia. plans covering started early next year now they say could happen sooner. it's the votes of people the activity of people that have made that happen. benefits of our bill will extend solar energy predicts 2027 u.s. solar market will grow 40% more than expected thanks to the inflation reduction act. numerous companies focus on renewables, carbon capture heat pumps have a flurry of investments. very often citing our bills now law, the ira. all these examples are something important. these are the jobs of tomorrow. they're going to stick up for decades as a country makes a transition away from fossil fuels and toward the cleaner forms of energy. the impact will be felt everywhere. it's going to take millions of workers installed these technologies in our homes and ucoffices. because so much of this to be these will be good paying jobs at good wages with good benefits. sing up the middle class but keeping those where there are many others climbing that ladder to get into the midd

the savannah bananas.t, well, they're the baseball version of the harlem globetrotters. kris van cleave has their story. >> reporter: millions of social media views. stadiums, and a wag list 80,000 fans long. the savannah bananas are a home run that came very close to striking out. >> we just didn't know if people were going to believe in our vision. >> reporter: jesse and emily cole created this baseball bananaland. >> when we first showed up, they cut the phone lines, took everything out of the ballpark. we only sold a handful of tickets the first few months. >> reporter: the couple sold their home trying to make payroll, just hoping to make to it open day. at the point where you're selling your home, living on an air mattress, were you like is this worth it? >> i never hesitated with our pursuit of building the dream. >> reporter: savannah had a long history of not so successful baseball teams. so locals were skeptical. then the team's name went viral, and their first game sold out. so is nearly every g

might actually accelerate their timetable for building new state of the art ev and battery plants in savannahgia. plans call for getting started early next year and now they're saying it can happen sooner, and it's the votes the people and activity of people like raphael warnock and jon ossoff who have made that happen. of course the benefits of our bill will extend way beyond evs and batteries. solar p industry association projects by 2027 the u.s. solar market will grow 20% more than expected thanks to inflation, the inflation reduction act. and numerous companies focus on renewables, carbon capture, heat pumps are announcing a flurry of investments, very often citing our bill, now law, the ira. all of these examples share something important. these arees the jobs of tomorro. these industries are going to stick around for decades as our country makes the transition away from fossil fuels and towards cleaner forms of energy. the impact will be felt everywhere. it's going to take millions of workers to build these vehicles can reshape our infrastructure, install these technology inog or homes

savannah, charleston, early friday morning, possibility of its third and final landfall across the region. and of course you, notice just the expansion of wind field, -- in yellow, the next amount of power outages could be possible building into friday morning. possibly into this weekend as well with what is left at that, point moving across this weekend. so yes, the story is not quite done with yet, and again, incredible to think how long this system has been overland since 3:05 pm yesterday. and it's 4:05 am now on thursday morning. we are still tracking the hurricane. , yes, it's not done yet. and you are, those who warned us it would be slow. pedram, thank you so much we will continue to get those updates throughout the hour here. now, despite mandatory evacuation orders from florida's governor. not everybody chose to leave. many, at this hour, still riding out that storm at home. and, that includes catherine jeffrey to who is with us now on the line from alford, florida. thank you for joining, us i am sure that it has been a long night. you are in -- you're not in coastal florida. an

>> senator warnock on october 14 in savannah, georgia, i am committed to a debate.old senator warnock on a tweet today, i said wake up. get ready. put your shoes on and meet me in savannah on october 14 through debate that will be televised statewide. he has still not decided he's going to do it yet. >> raymond: warnock, it's in your court pair we want to see this debate. herschel walker, think of her being here. democrat senate candidate john fetterman. last night he did his first tv interview since suffering a stroke days before the pennsylvania primary. his challenger, dr. mehmet oz, is here to react next. >> raymond: welcome back to "the ingraham angle." i am raymond arroyo paris told you how john fetterman is running away from a debate with my next guest, dr. oz i have november senate election. he's blaming his health after a stroke he suffered days before the primary. when asked how pennsylvanians could be assured that he would be able to represent them if he won, he reacted by trashing dr. oz. >> trying to not focus on the condition of their campaign right no

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