. >> sandra: one after the other and steve harrigan on the ground in north carolina. e, how have things changed there? >> sandra, we were here eight weeks ago when the storm hit. it is stunning to see many people eight weeks after the storm, conditions are actually worse for a lot of people, especially the first snow hitting this morning and freezing temperatures. the lucky people have those bands and trailers. the less fortunate have tense. they have moved out of the fema hotels and vouchers expired. not only 100,000 houses destroyed and damage a too put cars wrecked by the flooding also. that makes it almost impossible for a lot of people to get back to their jobs. >> a lot of people ask their cars possible to end the cars in the rivers upside down in the mud. so that is a big challenge. no electricity. so generators, that is a big challenge. >> 103 people killed in north carolina and the storm. $50 billion worth of damage and they search the car in zero bodies found in this one. xs and os all over the place in western north carolina, sandra, back to you. >> sandra:

steve harrigan has more from one storm ravaged town. >> eight weeks after hurricane helene devastated conditions for many here have gotten worse. with fema hotel vouchers expiring, some families are living in donated trailers alongside the remains of their homes. most withoutmost without electrr running water. for the less fortunate tents has smoked two small children. >> is awful especially with your kids it feels like you're really letting them down. it's really cold. it's very uncomfortable we want to be back in our homes i want to feel a sense of normalcy and this is so far from normal. >> freezing temperatures and snow in the race is on to find those without heat or fuel. volunteers say they are stunned at the pace of the recovery. >> it has been slow. it's been ineffective. it's inefficient. there's no sewer, no water, no power per there's your answer. >> there are still a desert municipal water systems in western north carolina that are not functioning. that means porta jon's and bottled water for those who can afford it. some small town fire departments are relying on creek wa

back to you. >> steve harrigan with the latest for us from a rainy sunshine state. they should call florida the partly cloudy state, because there are more partly cloudy days there than apparently anywhere else in the country. >> the palm trees are looking healthy. more looks around the country, as we do have live cameras up. this one is scottsdale, arizona. lines, john. so this is a key state we'll be watching tonight obviously. >> i think you call that the sunshine state, because the sun always shines there. the we've been seeing long lines, short lines, folks lining up to cast their ballots. election day is always so exciting. reno, nevada, they're in washoe county. >> a changing demographic there over the years. karl rove is watching it on election night to see turnout. nevada could be a path to victory for either one of them. we'll see. >> one is is up in the polls one day, the other up the next day. that's a toss-up. a big senate race there too. the channel that you watch football on, shannon bream and i, our team, will be covering there. if you want to watch

senior correspondent steve harrigan is in atlanta with more. sometimes we turn to this and there are no people there. looks like they have a line already, steve. >> it's a pretty good flow so far considering this is the busiest travel week at the world's busiest airport . 18 million people screened up 5% from last year. the worst days are traditionally wednesday before thanksgiving as well as sunday after but some travel experts say that is changing. >> people are leaving on tuesday before thanksgiving. a lot of schools are closed wednesday. families with kids are taking off on tuesday instead of wednesday. instead of coming back on sunday they are coming back on monday. >> one potential snag is in charlotte, there. airport service workers have gone out on strike. that could cause some real delays. dana, back to you. >> dana: steve harrigan, thank you so much. of course it will be a possible stormy week. i know my mom and barb will leave denver a day early to see aunt patty sue and uncle rodney because snow is coming. >> bill: northeast is getti

martha: steve harrigan, thank you very much.he delay on the tv, they just saw -- [laughter] we have kellyanne conway, jesse watters and jessica tarlov. some things you're watching? >> hamilton, indiana, 70 of the vote has flipped back to the president trump. lowden county, virginia -- loudoun county, v, is going to spring -- virginia, is going to swing to the right. you understand why karl rove of said it could be tight in virginia. fayette, georgia, +2, harris will have to do well there to compete in georgia. also as pennsylvania closes its polls, bret, i think it's worth noting, martha, that this is the political malpractice that she didn't pick josh shapiro -- bret: we've got a -- >> -- jewish-americans. i think we'll be talking about that. bret: we will look lot at pennsylvania. election night in america just getting started. >> we are seconds away from 17 states plus washington, d.c.. including new hampshire, illinois, tennessee, florida. plus, the critical battle groun- >> if we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. it

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>> bret: steve harrigan in atlanta. steve, thanks. combat president-elect trump's mass deportation effort. the l.a. city council approving a sanctuary city ordinance to block cooperation with federal authorities. that is not going over well with the incoming administration. national correspondent jeff paul has the latest from los angeles. >> 13 ayes. >> we will move this forth with. without objection. it is passed. [applause] >> in a unanimous vote, the l.a. city council officially makes los angeles a sanctuary city. california declaring itself a sanctuary state in 2017 and l.a. already following in practice, the law won't change much, but it does send a message. >> there is a targets on our back from this president-elect and what we are doing here is we are hardening our defenses. >> while the law was proposed last year before donald trump's election win, its promise of mass deportations was certainly a motivating factor. >> angelenos deserve to be protected no matter who is in power at the local level and at the federal government.

correspondent steve harrigan is in north carolina tonight.elene devastated western north carolina, conditions for many here have gotten worse. with fema hotel vouchers expiring, some families are living in donated trailers alongside the remains of their hodges. >> most without electricity or running water. for the less fortunate, tents. daily has two small children. >> it's awful especially with your kids. feels like you are really letting them down. it's really cold. very uncomfortable. we want to be in our home so bad and feel a sense of normalcy and this is so far from normal. >> freezing temperatures and snow mean the race is on to find those without heat or fuel. volunteers are stunned at the pace of the recovery. >> it's been slow. it's been ineffective. it's been inefficient. >> there is no sewer, there is no water, there is no power. there's your answer. >> there are still a dozen municipal water systems in western north carolina that are not functioning. that means porta johns and bottled water for those who can afford it. some small

back to you. >> sandra: steve harrigan on that.didn't have enough to watch on this election day coming up, it will be an interesting one. >> john: i do love the contrast in geography and weather. dan springer in front of these majestic mountains covered in snow where clearly it is cold because it was snowing there and everyone is wearing hats. >> sandra: when we saw the beautiful shot, why don't we all live there and you said because it's cold. >> john: you see in florida it's nice and warm. speedily got shot. stunning. >> john: unbelievable. if you want a shot, go there. what republicans in georgia's are accusing some counties of doing with early voting ballots. kerri urbahn reacts coming up next. >> sandra: plus former president trump and vice president errors both hitting the ground pennsylvania today. harris walz cochair chris coons is coming up on what harris needs to do to lock down the must win state. >> he did a lot of great things for the economy and internationally i think he is well-liked. but internally, i think there i

steve harrigan with more from atlanta. steve. >> you just heard the governor refer to this organization as a terrorist group tren de aragua. a phrase we'll be hearing a lot of. basically means aragua train. a prison where they got its start. the warning it has a foothold in 16 u.s. states and tennessee going even a step further. the tennessee bureau of investigation saying this violent venezuelan gang is now operating in all major tennessee cities. >> they are violent toward law enforcement. they will fight and they will attack police. they have no respect for law enforcement and that's an understanding as well. we want to make sure our partners throughout the state and policing know that. they are prepared for those encounters. >> this gang got its start about ten years ago in venezuela. they began by extorting businesses and then they began to prey on migrants trafficking women and young girls as well. they are notorious for having no boundaries when it comes to violence. burying people alive and seen the effects of this

steve harrigan is joining me. what is the tsa doing to prepare?ing points as early as 3:00 a.m.. their goal here and across the country is getting people through screening within 30 minutes and so far today, that's been happening but you mentioned 18 million travelers up 5% from one year ago. it's been traditional the worst days for flying around thanks giving and wednesday before and sunday after and some experts say that's changing. >> family with kids are taking off on tuesday instead of wednesday and instead of coming back on sunday, they're coming back on monday. reporter: weather here so far good and no cancellations or delays but southeast may be hit by snags and that's due to a strike at charlotte airport for airport service workers and demanding higher wages. stuart, back to you. stuart: thank you, steve. now this, shoppers seeing a sharp rise in price of eggs. ashley, you want to deal with this? what's going on? ashley: yeah, you can blame the spike in avian flu cases and of course rising demand with the approaching holiday season. accor

steve harrigan on the ground in north carolina east of asheville with the latest. derway. freezing temperatures the last thing people in western north carolina needed. as you see here people were in these mobile homes. the floors were torn out by the storm helene eight weeks ago and moved to hotels by fema. the hotel vouchers have run out and now they're in tents after eight weeks after this storm. for families with small children, it is not an easy transition. >> it's awful especially with your kids. it feels like you are letting them down. it's really cold. very uncomfortable. >> a lot of people here have also lost their cars in addition to their homes. they were flooded out in the storm. there is no money for many for bathrooms or bottled water. the pace of recovery is snow. >> no sewer, water or power. there is your answer. >> this is a storm that killed 103 people in north carolina, cost 50 billion worth of damage and eight weeks later you have families in donated tents with wood burning stoves. back to you. >> bill: that's a hardship. snow is coming down. more

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correspondent steve harrigans that ha story from atlanta. >> tsa expects to screen more than 18 million5% from last year. in addition to beefing up staffing, some checkpoints will open at 3:00 a.m. traditionally the worst travel days were the wednesday before thanksgiving and the sunday after. but a.a.a. says that is changing. >> more people are leaving on tuesday before thanksgiving. a lot of schools are closed on wednesday. so families with kids are taking off on tuesday instead of wednesday. and then instead of coming back on sunday, they are coming back on monday. [chanting] >> anyone traveling in the southeast could face delays as airport service workers have gone on strike in charlotte, a hub for american airlines. >> i would like passengers to know that we work hard every single day to make sure that their flights are clean and safe and we're out here struggle glinka single day. >> weather may also cause major travel headaches. a thanksgiving day storm could bring heavy snow to parts of new york, new hampshire and maine. tsa says its goal is to get passengers through general scre

steve harrigan has the latest. >> fema is going to come under investigation not just in florida but also is for the admission that emergency aid workers deliberately skipped houses with trump signs in the wake of hurricane milton. the fema administrator will appear next tuesday in congress. she has already post evidence this is a clear violation of fema's core values and principles to help people regardless of their political affiliation. this was reprehensible and says the supervisor responsible has already been fired. desantis said he will launch his own investigation and calling it basically the weaponization of government by political activists. fema has said this is an isolated incident but critics of the agency said this could be something much larger. >> this isn't the first time that we've seen the democrats weaponize our federal government. we saw it under obama with i.r.s. targeting conservative organizations when it came to audits. we've seen this with the department of injustice and lawfare utilized and probably saw this in western north carolina predominantly a red area wher

correspondent steve harrigan has that story from atlanta tonight. >> fema now has a crisis of its ownr officials admitted instructing emergency relief workers in florida to avoid homes with pro-trump political signs. in the wake of hurricane milton last month. fema supervisor deanne wizwell says the supervisor has been fired and posted the follow on x. >> this is a clear violation of fema's core values and principles. to help people regardless of their political affiliation. this was reprehensible. criticizewell has been called to testify before congress nest week following the leaked text that told workers florida goverr ron desantis says launching own investigation into what he calls the weaponization of government bipartisan activists. the behavior lake placid, florida said he was stunned that as many as 20 damaged homes were apparently skipped over by emergency relief workers due to trump signs or flags. >> it's unbelievable that we as human beings can't come together come together and help our communities instead of destroying it. >> called this isolated incident. critics are con

steve harrigan, fox news. >> another bay area company is now testing robotaxis in san francisco without a safety driver. foster city based zoox says its vehicles are ready for this new phase after passing all critical safety measures. for now, the robotaxis can be seen driving around in the city's soma neighborhood. only zoox employees can take rides at this time. the company plans to expand to public rides next year. >> bitcoin surged to another record high in overnight trading. the president elect has pledged to make the united states the crypto capital of the world. some wall street investors are enthusiastic about former president trump's return to the white house, but others are worried about how his plan for tariffs and mass deportations could affect the overall economy. >> you could get a recession pretty quickly if the tariffs became real and the mass deportations become real, and those sorts of actions would combine an economic recession with a stock market downturn of considerable proportions. >> at the same time, u.s. financial markets have climbed steadily since mr. trump's