. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. here in charleston we were s spared the worst as ian's path shifted slightly to the north, but what those hurricane-force winds left behind across the state, that's still coming into focus. this morning, south carolina feeling the effects of hurricane ian, making its third u.s. landfall this time as a category 1. winds clocking in at more than 90 miles an hour. the storm slamming the coastline in myrtle beach. >> might be it. there it goes. >> reporter: the surf carrying away part of this pier. >> the ocean was up there. it was up over that pier and just ate it up. >> i think it was crazy. there was just debris everywhere report strong waves creeping toward the boardwalk battering a shrimp boat now washed ashore. rising floodwaters surrounding homes. >> i've never seen anything like that. you know, this flooding here, i've never seen anything like that. it's intense. >> this is it, right? this is the eye wall. >> reporter: the storm surge pushing debris down the streets of garden city

whit?ike ejiochi, thank you. >>> we turn now to the economy and what's looking like another interest rate hike coming this week. the federal reserve meeting wednesday in its continued effort to restrain inflation by increasing the cost of borrowing. abc's deirdre bolton is here with more on that. deidre, good morning. >> good morning, whit. the fed is forecast to raise interest rates by another 75 basis points on wednesday. the aggressive moves so far have pushed the average 30-year mortgage rate over 7%. that's a 20-year high and more than double the rates at this time last year. so if you're considering buying a $400,000 house, 12 months ago the monthly payments on 30-year mortgage at 3.5% would have cost you close to $1,800 a month. now that exact same home would require monthly payments of more than $2,700 a month, a difference of more than $900. the fed is slowing down the housing market and the spending related to it. when people don't buy new homes they tend not to spend much on furn

whit? >> yeah. a lot of questions about what happens next. karen, thank you. so what could all this mean for former president trump and his potential legal liability for the events of january 6th? trump's lawyers are also busy on several other fronts. abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky is here now. and, aaron, what more does this video tell us about former president trump's activity the day of the riot? >> reporter: whit, the video illustrates what many white house officials have testified, that while the former president was at the white house reveling in his supporters' ransacking of the capitol, congressional leaders were locked down and concerned the transfer of presidential authority was going to be incomplete. so they got on the phone and they called governors. they called trump cabinet officials, anybody who could bring help to a capitol under siege. but, whit, what may be more troublesome for the former president is not on that video. the committee produced evidence

whit. >> really extraordinary turn of events there in the uk. thank you, lama. >>> back here at home, with 16 days before the midterm elections, president biden's agenda hanging in the balance with democrats desperate to keep control of both houses of congress. abc's maryalice parks is at the white house with more. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. just two weeks until election day. control of congress is hanging in the balance, and with that, president biden's agenda is too. he has said that he would like to see at least 53 democratic senators elected to the senate in order to get more of his priorities done. he has had democratic majorities in both the house and the senate these last two years, though those were the subliminals. he's had democratic majorities in both the house and senate these last two years, the slimmest of possible majorities. the reality is, it will be a lot tougher for democrats to hold on to control of the house, midterms are often a referendum on the president and the party in power. we've not see

whit? >> all right, phil, thank you. >>> we do turn now to elon musk settling in as twitter's new owner. his first day on the job, full of changes, and now the question is, what lies ahead? abc's business and economics correspondent deidre bolton is here with more. deidre, good morning. >> good morning, whit. billionaire elon musk wanted twitter, didn't want twitter, maybe wanted twitter, but now he owns and will run it along with running tesla and spacex. within hours of taking control of the social media company, he tweeted out, the bird is freed. fired the ceo, the cfo, twitter's head of legal and policy who oversaw content moderation and several other executives. musk describes himself as a free speech absolutist. he says he does not believe in a permanent ban on users, so it's really unclear if those who have been kicked off, such as former president trump, will be allowed back on the platform. musk tweeting to say, no changes have been made yet to twitter's content moderation policies

>> all right, ian pannell, our thanks to you and to whit johnson tonight. and by the way, whit will have much more of his interview with those americans who were captured, tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime tonight, the u.s. navy punishing two officers and a doctor after the death of a navy s.e.a.l. trainee, just hours after completing what's known as hell week, that grueling training. 24-year-old kyle mullen collapsed and died back in february. and tonight, the new report here from the navy on how he died. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, the navy has confirmed what kyle mullen's family said they knew all along. there was no misconduct on the part of their s.e.a.l. recruit son, no drugs were found in his system. the 320-page report concluding that mullen died of pneumonia in the line of duty. a navy official saying "performance enhancing drugs were not a contributing cause of mullen's death." >> no mother should feel my pain that i have right now. my son is dead and never coming back. >> reporter: mullen, a talented

whit. just relentless, right? prayer, then a social media post and then three days later, nicolas andrade said he had everything he needed to help police track down a suspect. this morning a texas dad turned detective. >> it was a desperation, the frustration. >> reporter: the moment nicolas andrade learned his son, also named nicolas, was injured in a hit-and-run crash, he wasted no time going to the intersection where it happened. >> i prayed asking the lord to show me what i needed to see to help find the person that hit my son. >> reporter: pretty soon the pieces started coming together literally. >> i found the headlight ring to a jeep, and i also found a license plate cover, part of the license plate cover frame. >> reporter: andrade took photos of the parts and then turned to social media for tips. >> somebody on facebook came out and they said, look, we have a dash cam. >> reporter: this video shows the white jeep andrade's son says slammed into him. you can even hear the impact which happens off camera. a

whit? >> maryalice parks, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in kate shaw. good to see you in the studio on a saturday. let's talk about the next steps for the president, given his legal options. how likely is it that we will see him testify? >> i would say it's unlikely but not impossible. we know that former president trump loves an audience, right? and the january 6th committee has been, you know, well-rated. people have really tuned in. i'm sure he will be tempted to actually respond to the subpoena by agreeing to appear and testify publicly. but at the end of the day, i think the legal risk for him is too great. if he is listening to the advice of his lawyers, he won't, at the end of the day, agree to show up and testify. testifying opens up the possibility of perjury charges. and he is facing serious investigations, one out of the mar-a-lago classified documents. i don't think at the end of the day it happens. he may keep us in suspense about it. >> he likely will. what happens to thi

>> all right, whit johnson in houston for us. thank you, whit. >>> we're going to turn next to the economy tonight. president biden in syracuse, new york, celebrating the new numbers on the economy today. unexpected good news on gdp. the gross domestic product, of course, a measure of goods and services produced, increasing 2.6% this last quarter. the president saying the deficit now cut by $1.4 trillion this year. the president in syracuse to highlight a pledge by the u.s. economy micron to invest up to $100 billion to build semiconductor facilities in central new york, creating jobs and making those chips in america. >> today, the gdp results came in. the economy is, in fact, growing. so, economic growth is up, the price of inflation is down, real incomes are up, and the price of gas is down. >> so, let's bring in terry moran, live at the white house tonight. and americans still dealing with inflation, but these were encouraging gdp numbers today. the president obviously trying to make the case for voters here with 12 days unti

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zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit.s now been fired, and we spoke to that teenager's friend who says he was not a deadly threat. he just went out to get a hamburger, and now he's fighting for his life. >> my best friend wasn't no deadly threat. he had a hamburger. you know, he feared for his life in the moment. >> reporter: friends and family concerned about 17-year-old erik cantu shot multiple times by a san antonio police officer as he and a female passenger sat in a car in a fast food parking lot. overnight the officer was fired from the police force. the district attorney says cantu was unarmed and according to the family is now on life support. the incident seen here in just released body cam video shows the officer who was initially responding to another disturbance at this mcdonald's last sunday, turning his attention to the maroon car in the parking lot. the officer thinks it's stolen. >> i had a vehicle that fled from me the other day. >> reporter: watch as officer james brennand approaches and without warning

whit johnson in houston. >>> 12 days until the midterms. and tonight, president biden in syracuse, new york, celebrating the new numbers on the economy today. unexpected good news on gdp. the president saying the deficit caught by $1.4 trillion this year. and the semindtor company investing $100 billion in factories in central new york to make those chips in america. terry moran tonight. >>> also tonight, in arizona, where about 90% of ballots cast are mail-in ballots, among the highest in the nation, the new images tonight, allegations of voter intimidations. voters being watched closely by groups in camo. what's going on? jon karl on this. and the moment on the tarmac today. president biden and senate majority leader chuck schumer. what schumer can be heard telling the president about the pennsylvania debate between john fetterman and dr. oz. >>> the war in ukraine. new video tonight of a raging fire in eastern ukraine and vladimir putin's new threat tonight when it comes to u.s. satellites. >>> the terrifying scene on a passenger jet app

good morning, whit.new subvariants represent a small but fast growing group of this omicron variant, and right now as you said new data shows they're not increasing the risk of hospitalization and death, however, there is evidence that they're able to evade immune protection, specifically for those who have had a prior infection and also for those who are not up to date on vaccines. right now it sees that the majority of the cases are in the northeast as new york and new jersey have approximately 20% of the total cases of this new subvariant. >> speaking of that protection, those new bivalent vaccines now available and days ago they were authorized for children 5 and older. what should people consider with these vaccines and how could they be impacted by new variants? >> well, i think everyone should go out and get their vaccine if they're eligible. i recently approximately two weeks after my co-valent booster myself. right now they're indicated for anyone above the age of 5. and if you've had a recent i

good morning, rachel. >> whit, good morning. believe it or not we are just one month out from the election day for what's shaping up to be one of the most consequential election days in decades. candidates crisscrossing their states making their final pitches to voters. >> send me to d.c. and i'll be that 51st vote. >> reporter: republicans are fighting to win back the house and the senate. they see the path to victory through several key battleground states. in georgia, gop leaders rallying behind senate republican candidate herschel walker even as his campaign is rocked by controversies. >> this here abortion thing is false. it's a lie. >> reporter: walker opposes abortion, no exceptions. his democratic rival senator raphael warnock making it clear he supports abortion rights. >> i support reproductive choice. my opponent on the other hand is talking about a nationwide ban. >> reporter: pennsylvania talk show host and republican candidate dr. oz is facing off against lieutenant governor john fetterman, back on the campaign tra

whit? >> maryalice parks, thank you. >>> now to california and the hunt for what police may be a serial killer responsible for five deaths this year. abc's zohreen shah is in los angeles with more on what we're learning, zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, whit, a terrifying scenario in stockton. police are telling us the five deaths there meet the definition of a potential serial killer, and this is the image they want you to see of the person of interest. what's so striking is that police say there is physical evidence on all five crime scenes that link the cases together. at this point they're not saying what it is, but patterns they're seeing, all the victims are men between 21 and 54, and mostly all hispanic. the deaths taking place in various locations since july, all the way up until last week, and all when victims were alone and in the dark. in places late at night or the early hours of the morning. police say all of them were ambushed. none were robbed and none w

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>> very important, whit.ou so much. >>> now to president biden trying to address americans' frustrations about the economy. the president planned to reduce or eliminate so-called junk fees charged by banks he says violate the law. our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega is in washington with more. cecilia, this is just 12 days before the midterms. >> reporter: you hit the nail on the head there, michael. you're exactly right. the president knows that voters are heading to polls with the economy, inflation, their pocketbooks top of mind as they head into the midterms so this is why he's highlighting junk fees. what we're talking about is essentially overdraft and check fees charged by banks. these bad checks are happening less frequently. we know this because of the type of world we live in. people are writing fewer paper checks, but banks have charged fees up to $19. the consumer financial protection bureau calls them unfair and give examples like say you're cashing a check someone wrote you and it b

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>> that's good news there, whit.nk you very much. >>> now to a developing story overnight out of miami beach. residents of a condo building ordered to evacuate after an inspection found unsafe structural conditions. this comes a little more than a year after the deadly condo collapse in nearby surfside. faith abubey has the story. >> reporter: this morning, an urgent evacuation for hundreds of residents living in this 14-story miami beach condo. >> a neighbor in the hallway stopped me and told me that something was going on with the building and we might have to leave. >> reporter: the city posting a mandatory notice for residents at the port royale condominium to vacate immediately due to reports of significant damage to the building's structure. it was found in a concrete beam in the garage level which could affect all 164 units. >> i was kind of shocked. i knew they were doing construction work in the building. i just didn't think it would get to a point where we might have to go. >> reporter: these images showing

whit johnson is here to tell us how it works. whit, good morning. >> good morning, george.s it clean and changes the amount. that simply birthday check for $50 could become $5,000. these cases are on the rise with devastating results. this morning a new warning about check washing. a scam where criminals steal checks from the mail, remove the ink then forge info to cash in on your money. >> during the last two years or so, we are witnessing this increase in the amount of stolen mail that we're experiencing here in the united states. >> reporter: the united states postal inspection service says they recover more than $1 billion in counterfeit checks and money orders every year and according to the u.s. treasury department this year there's been more than 370,000 reported cases of suspicious check activity including those linked to check washing. up from about 96,000 in 2014. 58-year-old ohio resident flora 58-year-old ohio resident flora patten, who first spoke with our toledo affiliate wtvg, says back in august she dropped her mortgage check into a mailbox right in front of

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if we had waited for the government to bring power to my home, i will still be whitting to day and living in the dark. and yet, a short distance away off the coast are large untapped reserves of natural gas. they could light up the entire village. but with the signing of the 2015 paris agreement, most countries agreed to stop the use of fossil fuels setting. our president believes that's unjust climate, just as he says is the right to use his country's resources and burned the pudding, fossil fuel, in order to bring power to his people from an absolute law normal. it's not normal or fair or to ask own countries of which half the population does not yet have access to electricity demand. to ask those countries to abandon traditional energy resources and switch to renewable energy. it's not acceptable. while synagogue continues to mostly rely on heavy fuel in diesel powered plants and it has some of the largest solar farms in west africa, thanks to german and french investors. after the 2015 paris agreement, bringing power to senegal into other sun drenched african countries meant investing

after days of heavy rain, more whit whether it's on its place with 3 states in eastern estrella, pricing for further flooding. this is a pretty bad flood and the damage is going to cause now to the ride wise and everything else. we just go to have a copy of it. we've already got a big bill for that. now we've got another big bill to do all the repairs. dams are full and overflowing rivers swollen and the ground on much of the east coast has been saturated. so the ryan for the falls has no capacity to be absorbed into the soil. it's running straight into rivers and we starting to see those rivers respond to the heavy ryan for yesterday and over. not nobody expecting its most intense weather event of the year. this week in sydney's recorded it's witnessed on record with torrential rain forecast is a strategy rods. out it's 3rd consecutive lead in your events. there's really unfortunate thing about having money back to back is that if you get one year in timeframe and flooding, you fill up your dams. the soil is saturated with water. and then if you have a subsequent year of heavy rainfall,

elements, each step is unity with nature. wild ancient belarus lack of big competitions to look at those whitslly on the periphery of attention. today we will take the extremes of women's sports, cheerleading and hockey. some girls put their charms on display in every possible way, others hide them for practical reasons behind a helmet and wearable protection, both categories have repeatedly experienced skepticism about their address, they say, what kind of occupation is this not money, no fame or a fever of the psychology of rare sports, this is exactly what cheerleading training looks like for technique. do not confuse this sport with banal family support groups that are designed to lure fans to competitions. this is a big technical component plus complexity is a must. elements, that is, in support teams. it's just spectacular showmanship and brightness. and it's like entertainment goes on during a break between, let's say, yes, and halves in a match, and we have it, in cheerleading, it's we who already like a professional sport, where there is a clear, and there is a rule, clear requirement

i'm concerned about the future health of our ability to work out our problems.k >> is a whit for audiencebers may come to the mic and ask a question i would love you to jump in here. >> part of what resignation with me about that example is not precisely the same time aired, in huntsville, alabama,rs the rs start arsenal are working, right? they have been brought from germany who are working in the alabama while the veterans the black veterans are living in jim crow order in this example of the gay man i think is to echo, to tell these stories is doing some work in terms of honesty. i just asked really quickly that the person whoan purchased that are they were in she had held a fundraiser. right? and this is a person who even her closest friends in the movement did not know. >> okay, please if you have a question for our panels tell you who you are. >> 's are fantastic. the intersection of your thoughts in this panel discussion is just an. what a gift. doctor perry i read with deep interest and you captured something that i could not have articulated. which is there is a denial of the var

larry is the guy that called in april 2020 back when everybody else was scared out of their whits byockdowns stocks like the economy had no future the market bottomed. we couldn't bring ourselves to believe it yet it went back to normal in a month and nailed it calling one of the greatest rallies i've seen at a moment when hardly anyone else wanted to stick their neck out now, he's been also doing something you should be aware of and i've shared this with you, repeatedly this year that we had to get through the historically horrible month of september before we could have a sustainable rally but we would have a sustainable rally past september. how is that looking? right now williams is feeling pretty bullish based on history he wouldn't be surprised but he expects a meaningful bottom followed by a strong run through election day. he thinks you should be prepared by a perfect buying opportunity -- i should say especially if the market gets repealed historically looking at midterm election years, larry tells me if you bought the dow jones on the first trading day of november and sold

austin is a great time the whit house correspondent live it for us in dc. it lets bring in the political panel to get a bit more insight into the vice president decided not to visit the border that sh happens to be in charge of it. there's big debate tonight involving a senate seat in ohio where there is not democratic strategist kevin walling and aaron per renee. that think you both for joining us. i want to add let kevin was saying a little more context i want to put on the screen. fiscal year 2022, 2.15 million. on pace for 2.3 million and tha since it biden took off as you have 3.59 million. by definition, this is a crisis. a disaster at the border in the vice president who is in charge goes to texas and fails to go t the border. what you think? >> it's a repeated pattern of behavior from this administration from camelot harris and from democrats as a whole. she goes to texas again for the second time as vice president and doesn't go fully to the border because she doesn't want to acknowledge and see the crisis her and joe biden's policies have perpetra

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manufacture the individuals who later became involved in the plot to kidnap and assassinate governor whit, yeah, i think a lot of that originated in michigan. but it's permeated throughout the united states. >> the implications here for someone like matt deperno taking over the a.g.'s office, in a state like michigan write believe there are two to three dozen militia groups head quartered in the state, can you paint a picture of the implication of someone else, not you, in charge of what could be a hot bed of domestic terrorism? >> it's not just anyone else. we're talking about about a person who has called these proceedings a sham. even though, you know, these convictions were in jackson county. this was not just a threat to governor when itmer, it is to individuals in all people in my state. they want to cause murder and mayhem and chaos to our officials and local law enforcement as well. they weren't republicans. they weren't trumpsters. they were anti-government insurrectionists who wanted to do as much damage as possible. but that being the case, my opponent has said that he believes

gretchen whit mmer is michigan tough. this is going to be a close race. we can't afford to get it wrong. vote democrat on november 8th. >> reporter: he's still one of the most popular figures in his party going where president biden is far less welcome by democrats this year. >> i am fired up. are you fired up? >> reporter: of course, it wasn't always that way. like when obama faced a punishing mid-term election of his own in 2010 losing 63 stooets and control of the house, 6 senate seats and devastating defeats in state capitols. >> i'm not recommending for every president that they take a shellacking like i did last night. you know, i'm sure there are easier ways to learn these lessons. >> reporter: and again in 2014. >> obviously republicans had a good night and they deserve credit for running good campaigns. >> reporter: his track record has been far better when his own name is on the ballot but he's answering the call from democrats. his itinerary begins with georgia followed by michigan and wisconsin on saturday. nevada on tuesday. congresswoman nik

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