but just there is a small black church in a part of georgia, a very rural, to this day, part of georgia. and when the mob riots they burn the churn down, kill several people and destroy the man they are trying to seek's cars. they destroy his cars. a very important point for them. >> cars then, like now, are the second largest expenditure that anyone will make, except that it is one of declining value. >> when the white mobs move into the black belt of chicago and riot and destroy the place, the make a point of destroying victrolas, taking them out and smashing them in the street. because those were -- they were expressions of wealth. >> it's why they burned down churches. it's why they burned down -- i mean, they talk about, you know, bombing caravans where people would -- white people would drive through black neighborhoods throwing bombs around. and pouring oil and setting things ablaze. this is a map of some -- here it is very important the say just some of the places that experienced the level of riots that made to it the pages. these sites do not account for the daily micro aggres

, very rural to this day part of georgia and when the mob riots they burn the church down, they kill several people and they destroy the man they're trying to seek's cars, they destroy his cars, it's a very important point for them. >> because cars then like now are the second largest expenditure that anyone will make, except that it's one of declining value. >> when the white mobs move into the ballot belt of chicago and riot and destroy the place, they make a point of destroying vitrolas, taking them out and smashing them in the street because they were expressions of wealth. >> it's why they burn down churches, it's why they burn down -- i mean, they talk about, you know, bombing caravans where people would -- white people would drive through black neighborhoods and, you know, sorts of a string of cars and just throwing bombs around or throwing oil and then setting things ablaze. this is a map of some -- and here it's very important to say just some of the places that witnessed a level of violence that warranted -- that ultimately made it on to the pages of local newspapers, right

i'm fired up and ready down during walk down the go to tokyo, georgia july 19 dw, the this is the w news, africa coming up on the program for the africans with lisel to lose thought. tuning off off the looting often and violence, the country, the unrest highlights growing in the quantity. how should the government deal with this place for africa also being hit by an aggressive 3rd wave october 19, that's rolling over the continent. tough mozambique looked to african nations for military help. wonder stepped off by sending troops to fight a growing estimate. in the north of the country. we meet the pop female police commissioner, direct thousands of police officers on how to keep women's shop african refugees athletes ready to take on the lympics despite hardships on the road to help you ah hello, i'm a little home. it is good to have you with us. now that is facing it's worth. unrest in recent years was originally started as protests, over arrests of and jailing. all former president, jacob's duma shifted to violence and anger over the countries. dias, social and economic issues. now wil

." >>> we're back, with this >>> we're back with this horrifying scene in hiram, georgia, several people were injured after a driver plowed his truck into a restaurant, and then opened fire. police say eduardo morales was asked to leave because he was intoxicated, he came back and drove his truck through the front entrance. morales is facing multiple charges. >>> amazon has said it restored service after a two-hour global outage overnight. >> tens of thousands of users complained they couldn't get past the home page after logging in. or if they did, they weren't able to complete their purchases. >>> next this morning, a shocking scene from a carnival in michigan, a ride going out of control and bystanders springing into action. abc's christine sloan reports. >> reporter: this morning, fear and chaos on this carnival ride at a festival in michigan. >> you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: the pendulum attraction swinging out of control, swaying back and forth, with nearly a dozen riders on board. at one point, you see the ride nearly tip over, one passenger knew immediately something was

>>> check out the damage to this bridge in georgia. it shifted six feet after a crash, a dump truck with its trailer off this overpass forcing the closure of a large stretch of interstate 16 east east of maken. >> more than anything, just praying for them. those words from 49ers general manager john lynch on richard sherman and his family, they came the same day as the video of the former 49er with a disturbing incident which police say was fueled by alcohol. newly-released video of richard sherman shows the nfl star trying to break down the door of his father-in-law's home. the video obtained by our seattle station komo shows an enraged sherman arrested early wednesday and now faces charges of trespassing, dui, and resisting arrest. >> i need officers to my house now. my husband is drink. >> the six and a half or deal came after sherman consumed two bottles of liquor and became aggressive. >> he's trying to leave now in the house. he is being aggressive. aggressive with my you thinkful of the threatening to cool him. >> he drove away

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. >> reporter: this is a love story where the first few pages were written in rural georgia. >> when i first had a date with her, the next morning i told my wife -- my mother, that was the girl i wanted to marry. >> life with jimmy carter has been an adventure. >> reporter: in a rare interview, president and mrs. carter tell us that they're planning to celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary with a large party in plains, georgia, with 300 people invited. >> well, it turned out to be too big, but i think it will be okay. >> reporter: so tell me about this anniversary. >> we try to share as much as we possibly can do. you know, exciting and enjoyable things like bird watching and downhill skiing and fly fishing, things like that. >> reporter: you've gone fly fishing recently? >> yes. i went last year. >> we have a little pond in front of our house, and i go out and cast. >> reporter: he's turning 97 this year, and she is turning 94. he jokes that she turned him down the first time he asked for her hand in marriage. >> my impression was that she was dating all the other boys in the cou

in georgia the family of wyatt gibson says he was a healthy 5-year-old before he contracted covid, strep and staff passing away from a massive stroke friday. his father, a sheriff's deputy writing on facebook, i have lost my best friend. across the country, nearly 22,000 americans hospitalized with the virus. doctors in las vegas say they're reliving last winter's surge all over again. >> they're so sick currently that the doctors are talking doing tracheostomies on all of these patients. >> reporter: in alabama dr. brytney cobia says she's seeing healthy young people with serious covid infections, writing on facebook, "one of the last things they do before they're intubated is beg me for the vaccine. i hold theirand and tell them that i'm sorry, but it's too late." she goes on to say after patients die, "i hug their family members, and i tell them that the best way to honor their loved one is to go get vaccinated and encourage everyone they know to do the same. they cry, and they tell me they didn't know. they thought it was a hoax." the delta variant now making up an estimated 83% of n

. >>> the deadly boat collision in georgia. two boats smashing into each other on a lake in the early morning hours. what we're learning from >>> the ators tonight. the group's vice president taking a firm stance after the league announces new rules. what he says about players who don't want to get vaccinated. >>> and the surprise gift for a thousands of tips pouring in from total strangers changing his life forever. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we begin tonight with the concerning summer surge in covid-19 cases across the country fueled by the highly contagious delta variant and a stalling vaccination rate. the u.s. now recording more than 43,000 cases per day. that's up nearly 51% in the past week, more than three types the number in mid-june. states where vaccinations are the lowest getting hit the hardest. in florida accounting for one in five new cases, concerns about a three-day outdoor music festival attracting large crowds, and in missouri the attorney general vowi

and tonight, the newest heat wave gripping 18 states from montana to georgia. feel like temperatures in the triple digits. >>> and that transformer explosion in new york. flames shooting up underneath a man as he was walking in queens, knocked to the ground there. unbelievable. he's being treated for second degree burns tonight. >>> when we come back here, what so many of you did after last night's made in america. xt. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking

we don't have to outsource e e anything. >> reporter: in columbus, georgia, remember golden's cast iron, 219 workers turning to making butten bells because so many americans were looking for them. after our report -- >> hey, david. >> reporter: the team telling us business is booming. weekly orders up 350%. >> since the segment aired last we covered in orders. >> made in america! woo! >> orders up 350%. we love it. i'm david muir. good night. >>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> masking indoors is now the official recommendation for all californians, whether you have been vaccinated or not. the state department of public health made that announcement today. several bay area counties already made the same recommendation and the cdc made yesterday. thank you for joining us, i am larry beil. >> you are watching us here on abc7 news at 4:00, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> the mask recommendation focused on where community spread is high and we have crunched the number on where things stand in bay area counties. abc7 news reporter

>> reporter: in columbus, georgia, remember golden's cast iron? 219 workers. during the pandemic, turning to making kettle bells and dumbbells, because so many americans were looking for them. after our report? >> hey, david. >> reporter: the team telling us business is booming. weekly orders up 350%. >> since the segment aired last week on your show, we have been covered up in orders. >> made in america! woo! >> orders up 350%. we love it. i'm david muir. good >> it feels like the pandemic dominoes are falling again. the cdc first and now the state saying we should all go back to wearing masks. >>> the sonoma county fair is back. changes and even vaccinations. >>> the pacific ocean is the largest reservoir and we can turn it into drinking water. >>> talking about saving california from a drought. >> a heat wave continues for a few more days. all of the details. abc at 6:00 starts right now. >>> building a better bay area and moving forward and finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> the big question is the bay area on the brink of a mask mandate, all signs

abc's elwyn lopez is in georgia. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent manhunt underway in metro atlanta. police trying to find out who killed three men after discovering their bodies at a country club. among those murdered, golf pro gene siller. >> gene had no enemies in our world. he was a friend to everyone and he was a helper, a person of compassion. >> reporter: police say a pickup truck drove onto the 10th hole of the kennesaw golf course saturday afternoon. that's when authorities say the 46-year-old golf director at the club and father of two came to check on the driver. the gunman shooting him in the head, then taking off. police finding two other bodies in the flatbed of the truck. one of them identified as the owner of the car, paul pierson. both had been shot. >> i can't understand, like, how or why this actually happened. >> reporter: the president of the pga stating in part, "we are truly heartbroken to hear about the senseless murder that took place." and whit, authorities telling me tonight that the motive of the shootings are still unclear and the country club president s

going to be very gusty in south georgia. all the way up through south carolina, hilton head to north carolina's outer banks, you have a tropical storm watch. hurricane warning exists in clearwater. david, three to five feet of surge with the low lying areas, 6 to 10 inches of rain, we will see flooding and it could be very bad here around tampa. >> we'll be watching this throughout the night, ginger. we'll see you in the morning on gamm. >>> in the meantime, millions along florida's coast are bracing for el that. the storm already battering the keys and south florida. you saw some of the images. preparations now in the tampa area. then the system moves to georgia, the carolinas and right up the east coast. abc's trevor ault in key west at this hour with what the storm has already done. >> reporter: tonight, conditions deteriorating along florida's entire western coastline. >> it's rocking here, buddy. >> reporter: elsa's power on full display in the keys, inundating the southern-most point in the u.s. the waves are slamming

states of emergency now in effect in florida and georgia. heavy rain, dangerous winds, 65 miles per hour. one person killed. trees coming down. rescue workers searching for nine people now missing off florida when their boat capsized. more than a dozen others rescued. first responders carrying people from their homes. tornado watches now in effect from florida into georgia. then this storm into the carolinas and up the east coast. d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston will feel this. ginger zee timing it out tonight. >>> the horror in haiti. the president of haiti assassinated, ambushed in his residence overnight. the first lady also shot and the images just in tonight, she has now been brought to the u.s., air lifted to florida. the ambassador to the u.s. saying they're hoping american doctors can save her. >>> the heartbreaking toll tonight. at least 18 more victims found in surfside, florida. now a recovery operation. the mayor breaking down today as she said searchers have been working for days, as if the victims were their own loved o

have now confirmed it was an ef-2 tornado flipping trailers at a naval submarine base in kings bay, georgia. at least nine people hurt. and the other storms hitting late today, even before elsa. the images here in new york city tonight. major flooding on the major deegan expressway. police using barrier trucks to rescue stranded drivers. this tropical storm expected to hit new york city tomorrow morning. 50 million people all along the coast at risk of flood flashing. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee leading us off again tonight with the latest track. good evening, ginger. >> reporter: good evening to you, david. i do think flash flooding will be the main threat for everyone going through tonight. however, elsa has caused a tornado in ever state that it has touched. so, we need to start with the imminent threat of tornado watches that extend through virginia, into the delmarva peninsula. maryland and delaware, you're next. now, i want to take you through the timing because you hav hhi . tonight, it will move into the jersey shore. the overnight hours. long branch, seabr

along the coastline it is expected to make landfall early wednesday over the panhandle and southern georgia and up on the coastal carolinas as a severe flood threat, is what i am trying to say. we will keep watching and give you the latest as it develops. >> thank you, see you shortly. >>> the entire condo building that partially collapsed in florida is now demolished. crews say they removed five million pounds of debris. abc news reporter marci gonzalez reports that officials made a pledge to the families of the loved ones that are still missing. >> reporter: in the rubble, another heartbreaking discovery. search and rescue crews finding the body of a 28th victim. the team pausing for lightning but otherwise working around-the- clock through rain and strong winds. >> i am in awe of the men and women of the task force teams continuing to brave dangerous and changing conditions. >> reporter: the search efforts now finally at full capacity. now that the section of champlain towers left standing has been demolished. making it possible for rescuers to reach areas that were too dangerous before.

ll during the across northern florida and southern georgia and coastal carolinas. this graphic shows how much rainfall is expected in the hardit hit areas, those areas in yellow and orange indicate areas that may receive 3-6 inches of rainfall that, of course, could produce extensive flooding. may see red in there that may see eight inches of rain in this storm. it will weaken to tropical storm force once it moves over land. it is still a powerful and damaging storm. >> okay, thanks a lot. >>> the stormy weather slamming florida is complicating search and rescue efforts of the collapsed condo building. mary gonzalez tells us crews recovered four more bodies today. >> rescuers in surfside florida working through blinding rain and brutal winds from hurricane elsa. searching for the more than 100 people still missing. >> they were forced to pause for a little bit. about two hours because of the lightning. this is to protect the safety of our first responders. they resumed as soon as it was safe to do so. >> crews combing through new areas at the collapse site, now acc

along the coastline it is expected to make landfall early wednesday over the panhandle and southern georgia and up on the coastal carolinas as a severe flood threat, is what i am trying to say. we will keep watching and give you the latest as it develops. >> thank you, see you shortly. >>> the entire condo building that partially collapsed in florida is now demolished. crews say they removed five million pounds of debris. abc news reporter marci gonzalez reports that officials made a pledge to the families of the loved ones that are still missing. >> reporter: in the rubble, another heartbreaking discovery. search and rescue crews finding the body of a 28th victim. the team pausing for lightning but otherwise working around-the- clock through rain and strong winds. >> i am in awe of the men and women of the task force teams continuing to brave dangerous and changing conditions. >> reporter: the search efforts now finally at full capacity. now that the section of champlain towers left standing has been demolished. making it possible for rescuers to reach areas that were too dangerous before.

across northern florida and southern georgia and coastal carolinas. this graphic shows how much rainfall is expected in the hardit hit areas, those areas in yellow and orange indicate areas that may receive 3-6 inches of rainfall that, of course, could produce extensive flooding. may see red in there that may see eight inches of rain in this storm. it will weaken to tropical storm force once it moves over land. it is still a powerful and damaging storm. >> okay, thanks a lot. >>> the stormy weather slamming florida is complicating search and rescue efforts of the collapsed condo building. mary gonzalez tells us crews recovered four more bodies today. >> rescuers in surfside florida working through blinding rain and brutal winds from hurricane elsa. searching for the more than 100 people still missing. >> they were forced to pause for a little bit. about two hours because of the lightning. this is to protect the safety of our first responders. they resumed as soon as it was safe to do so. >> crews combing through new areas at the collapse site, now acc

folks like marjorie taylor greene who is one member of congress who represents the rural district of georgia, she doesn't speak for all conservatives and she certainly doesn't speak for all the public and said >> reporter: jenner's campaign manager called the heckling disgusting and a dark cloud on the republican party. this morning, cpac chair responded, too, writing in part, we welcomed kaitlyn chana to cpac with open arms and from what i observed she was mobbed and treated with love and respect is all people should be. >> that response came only after reports that very few prominent conservatives were coming to caitlin jenner's defense. jenner did respond to congresswoman greene on jitter twitter dismissing the criticism. >>> you can check out the documentary liz put together about california's last recall in 2003, that documentary is called total recall, see how arnold schwarzenegger became governor after gray davis was recalled. >>> president biden today slam the effort in some states to restrict access to the ballot box. the president called the growing number of changes to election la

. >> not nervous about being launched into the air at 75 miles per hour, but writer she and georgia took off, kylie new this ride would bring different thrill . >> when i got shot of, then i saw it, and it was going the opposite way and it came back and hit me right in the face. >> it felt really light and it only left a kind of scratch . >> siegel flying away seemingly unharmed as well, this happening right next to georgia, seemed to be having an even tougher time than kylie and the bird combined . >> did she have any idea what was going on? >> no, i was trying to tell her. she told me to stop talking because she thought she was going to throw up . >> the feathery the acts go happening the first few seconds of the right, the girls flipping and spinning in the air for almost a full minute afterwards but before they were even back on the ground, kylie new this story was too high flying to be believed, without evidence . >> nor could the internet, the video wrapping up thousands of views. oddly enough kylie says this is kind of a dream come true, she loves animals, and said she's always wa

inches ovrain in the hardest hit areas over the next 48 hours from western florida up through southern georgia and coastal carolina. we'll watch the storm update you on any developments. >>> the justice department along with the fbi have released several new videos in the effort to find more suspects. one video shows about a dozen people harassing guards and making them back up till the group could break into the senate chamber. other videos show at least 11 people wanted for the violent clash outside the capitol with police. to date more than 500 people have been arrested and at least 20 of them in california including a gilroy woman. >>> and a new poll shows 47% of americans think the country is headed in the right direction and highest in 12 years. it also revealed two-thirds believe democracy in the united states is under threat. the polls were done by pbs news hour. >>> building businesses, a pathway to success here in the bay area. the new businesses that open their doors in the middle of a pandemic. >>> mask dangers, a controversial new study points out dangers of kids wearing masks. >>

. >>> let's turn to tropical storm elsa, heading inland over north florida and into georgia right now. elsa reached peak strength yesterday as a category one hurricane, before being downgraded to a tropical storm as it made landfall along the gulf coast this morning. wind up to 65 miles per hour knocked down trees and power lines while heavy rain caused flooding. so far there is no word of major injuries. >>> it is not storms, but heat that will be an issue in parts of the bay area. >> we have team coverage of the upcoming heatwave. we begin with spencer christian, tracking the storm and the heat coming our way. >> starting tomorrow we can expect for consecutive days of excessive heat in the bay area and beyond. let me give you a look. we have an excessive heat watch in effect from noon saturday until 11:00 p.m. on sunday. expect 90 degrees to about 105 in the afternoon hours. we also have an excessive heat warning in effect from noon friday to midnight sunday for all of county. teerures up to of course, there is the risk of heat related illness. solano county, excessive heat warning

tornado watches now in effect from florida into georgia. then this storm into the carolinas and up the east coast. d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston will feel this. ginger zee timing it out tonight. >>> the horror in haiti. the president of haiti assassinated, ambushed in his re

. >> south georgia. >> mexico. >> reporter: one of two remaining chinatown anklet holes they came from the san francisco mayor's office. >> everyone please raise your right hand. >> reporter: that is london braid swearing in the new chinatown chamber of commerce. >> it hosts the chinatown that we hope people will come back to. >> reporter: but covid has taken a toll on chinatown and tourists have not been here. how many stores on one block have closed quick >> i count about 10. >> reporter: spoken like a survivor, albert has had the store on grand avenue since 1971. last week he finally reopened for the first time since the pandemic. >> everyone seems to have shut down. >> reporter: but hopefully they are coming back very joseph gives walking tours through chinatown which saw 1 million or so tourists a year before the pandemic. when they disappeared, so did joseph. but he sees numbers improving. >> when we looked it up and it was open we said we are going. >> reporter: and that is a sign of hope because as chinatown goes, so to san francisco. no one expects the economy to return instan

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. >>> new at 6:00, a nightmare for one georgia family. they found not one, not two, 18 snakes underneath the bed inside their house. >> before going to bed i spotted what i thought was a piece of fuzz and i went to reach for it and it moved and then a second later another piece moved and i began hollering for my husband we have snakes. >> the way the story was being told. >> yeah. that's the best part. >> so the family says there were 17 babies and a mama snake just hanging out at the house underneath the bed. the father took a grabber, that's the snake. >> that's the grabber. >> he took this grabber and put all the snakes in a bag. bag. >> what kind of bag? >> they called a wildlife catcher for help. environmentalists say people are more likely to encounter snakes in the summer because it gets really hot and they're looking for food. but not only did this snake look for food but like this snake got comfortable and had 17 other snakes. >> it really did. >> under the bed. all right. we're on a roll here. let's talk about bears. they are ba

hugs the coast as it weakens which means there's more inland flooding possible from it the coast of georgia, the carolinas, the delmarva peninsula. even up to new england if it continues that track. that's something we'll keep an eye on. it could also delay some flight if you're heading that way. weed pollen. grass pollen. mold spores all low. uv index is back down to very high after being extreme yesterday. neighborhood temperatures about 55 to 59 with many areas of drizzle for the east bay. 52 in santa rosa. 62 in los gatos. mid to upper 50s. we'll stay that way through 7:00. 60s and 70s for noon. 70s and 80s, cooler than yesterday. more on that heat wave coming up. how about trigto the san prlewestbound on the high-rise it's a stalled pickup truck blocking the slow lanes. stay to the left if you did. i've seen a couple of tow trucks passing through our screen. you can see those brake lights in the westbound direction starting to build now as you make your way over towards the foster city side of things. popping over to san jose. this is 280 at 17. very light conditions here. no delays as

it's going to keep moving through georgia, south carolina, north carolina. then eventually new jersey, new york and massachusetts are going to be tortured by this thing by thursday into friday. i'll be tracking all of that and give you the details. also ahead, the delta variant now the dominant strain of covid-19 in our nation. it is making up more than half of all new cases as the white house doubles down on getting people vaccinated. they want to do it all this summer. >>> then the work from home debate. offices reopening now so how you can talk to your employer about what works for you and for them. >>> plus the nba finals tipped off last night. the phoenix suns taking game one beating the milwaukee bucks. this morning, former suns player going to join us live to discuss it all. we'll be here with the waves coming up right here on good morning america. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and lo

it slammed parts of georgia with a likely tornado at a naval base. my sister's an officer there, so we're watching for injuries there. will reeve will have a story. i'm going to track that thing up the coast and give you kind any of you from the west coast are planning to travel here this weekend. it'll be done by saturday. then we're going to talk about the pandemic and the latest on the numbers. the death toll now topping 4 million worldwide. communities with lower vaccination rates are seeing a rise in cases and a new study is revealing that the rapid vaccine rollout here in america saved up to 279,000 lives. showing a tale of really two nations. and then a gma exclusive with the family of the late glee star naya rivera. her mother is opening up about her last phone call with her daughter and how her son is doing. >>> deals and steals. everything oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original sl

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. >> south georgia. >> mexico. >> reporter: in the far east cafe, they came from the san francisco mayor's office. >> can everyone please raise your right hand. >> reporter: that is london breed swearing in a post covid new board of directors for the chinatown chamber of commerce. there is a theme here. >> it holds a special place in san francisco that we hope people continue to come back to. >> reporter: covid has taken a toll on chinatown. this economy is driven by tourists and tourists have not been here. how many stores and one block have closed? >> i count about 10. closed. >> reporter: spoken like a survivor. albert chang has had this kite store on grant avenue since 1971. last week he finally reopened for the first time since the pandemic. >> there are no people. closed, everybody shut down. >> reporter: but hopefully coming back. joseph gives walking tours through chinatown, which sell 1 million or so tourists the year before the pandemic. when they disappeared, so did joseph, but he sees the numbers improving. >> because of covid we were locked in, waiting to get out. we looked it

this system then hits georgia, the carolinas, straight up into the northeast. ginger zee standing by with the latest track tonight. she's live from florida. >>> the storm making the situation even worse at the scene of the building collapse in florida. rescue crews working through blinding rain. the death toll rising tonight. and now what we've learned about

tornado watches now in effect from florida into georgia. then this storm into the carolinas and up the east coast. d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston will feel this. ginger zee timing it out tonight. >>> the horror in haiti. the president

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