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hello savannah _ straight manhood. hello savannah and _ straight manhood.o savannah and i love - straight manhood. hello - savannah and i love georgia, we love georgia. savannah and i love georgia, we love georgia-— love georgia. democrats have diapatched — love georgia. democrats have dispatched their _ love georgia. democrats have j dispatched their heavyweights here. kamala harris became theirfirst here. kamala harris became their first nominee to visit this county since the 905. bill clinton was sent out to shore up clinton was sent out to shore up the rural vote in the south—east and barack obama had this direct message to black men thinking of sitting at the election. it men thinking of sitting at the election. ., ., , ., election. it makes me think that you — election. it makes me think that you are _ election. it makes me think that you are just _ election. it makes me think that you are just not - election. it makes me thinkj that you are just not feeling the idea of having a woman as president. the idea of having a woman as president-— the idea of

i am a proud citizen, native savannian, including savannah state university.tigers. , retired educator -- i am a retired educator from savannah chatham county public schools. my entire life has been shaped by public education. i will tell you that is the reason why i am so excited about governor walz. he's educator -- an educator after own heart. that is why we are here today, all of us. to support this important ticket of vice president harris and governor tim walz. join me in being really ecstatic about the fact we have such high quality candidates for our country. [cheers] public education is the great equalizer. vice president harris and governor walz are the only candidates -- see it with me -- the only candidates in this election who will protect and invest in public education for all. i'm sure you know that governor walz was a public school educator, just like me. after spending nearly two decades as a high school social studies teacher, governor walz knows exactly what it takes for our children to thrive and succeed. which is why he and vice president

hello to savannah| and hello georgia. we love georgia.onald trump's potential gains here, democrats have dispatched their heavyweights. kamala harris became their first nominee to visit this county since the �*90s. bill clinton was sent out to shore up the rural vote in the southeast. and barack obama had this direct message to black men thinking of sitting out the election. part of it makes me think that, well, you just aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as president. now that early voting is under way here in the state of georgia, there's even more pressure on the candidates to get their message out. kamala harris is expected to get the majority of black americans, who make up a third of the electorate in this state, but her numbers with young black men could have an outsized impact. at georgia's oldest public, historically black college, savannah state, many of these students say kamala harris will get their vote — but not because of her race. neither candidate is a good option at this moment, but i feel like on the more profess

lisa: in savannah, a blitz of blue.street from an early voting location in chatham county, kamala harris supporters are working for a repeat after democrats' narrow 2020 georgia win, the party's first in nearly three decades. this is personal. >> she is giving me my right back to my body. i get to do what i want to do with it. she is giving me my right to for my children's future. lisa: this is close. women: we have to work hard in chatham county and in savannah to pull every blue vote we can, because they're working just as hard as we are. lisa: and the feeling is, this is their region's moment. >> whenever people come to georgia, they think atlanta, but the coast matters. lisa: this is coastal georgia, known for shaded squares and southern charm, but politically a place of sharp contrasts. with two blue counties, liberty and chatham, home to savannah, surrounded by a fleet of bright red ones. the savannah economy and population have been booming for over a decade. this is the fastest growing part of georgia, and now p

raf, good evening to you. >> reporter: savannah, lester, good evening. we came here looking for signs of raisrael's ground offensive, and instead we found ourselves staring up at a night sky filled with iranian ballistic missiles. the israeli military says 180 missiles were fired in total. they sent millions of people running to bomb shelter. these missiles coming in two waves and taking just 11 minutes to fly from iran to israeli air space. israeli forces scrambling to intercept them, with a big assist from u.s. naval destroyers positioned in the middle east. the pentagon says they played a role in protecting the skies over israel tonight. almost miraculously even though some of those missiles did break through israeli air defenses, israel's government is saying there are no reports of any fatalities or serious injuries among its citizens. one palestinian man was killed in the occupied west bank, but that sense of relief undermines by a mass shooting in tel aviv. israeli police saying two terrorists opening fire on the light rail there, killing at least

i haven't seen savannah in months.es through one single vantage point in the same spot over centuries. >> i have to say it is extremely audacious filmmaking, this idea that you could lock down a camera in a space and then cover, well, really millions of years, but generations mostly. >> that's right. we have a cast of billions. >> and it's the casting that has film buffs abuzz as "here" reunites hanks and robin wright and director robert zemeckis for the first time in 30 years. it's a fun way to tell, not just one story, but many stories. what made you want to sign on? >> you know, every now and again, we get together to make these movies that do things in this optical pop kind of way that no one has ever seen. >> christmas morning energy. here we go. >> one of the main characters of this movie is the house that we live in. and for the guy i play, the house is this piece of security that must be protected at all times. and for the house for robin, my wife, for her, it's not a sense of security. it's a sense of boundary

well, savannah has kept the flame alive. savannah james oglethorpe and i celebrate for that. what i would hope. and i told my wife, i told my friends that if the book doesn't resonate is the banner dead? i'm just telling you. and so thank you all for holding the flame of james oglethorpe alive. i was at oglethorpe university. i spoke there for oglethorpe day on tuesday, and what i shared with the president i believe that at this point it is time in the history of our nation james oglethorpe will become a beacon of hope, of opportunity, of humanity for not just savannah, but for georgia and his nation. and i told her that in years to come, there will be people who make pilgrimage to oglethorpe university to learn about his philosophy and how he was able to rise above the hatred, the distrust, the racism, and to embrace people as part of the human family. that's my dream. victor luckerson is a journalist and author based in tulsa who works to bring neglected history to light. the book he's discussing today built from the fire on the history of tulsa's greenwood district, also k

savannah. >> thank you.president trump meanwhile reacting to kamala harris's interview on fox, also hosting a series of townhalls to court voters. nbc's garrett haake covers the trump campaign for us. hey, garrett, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning to you. these town hall provided a rare opportunity to hear donald trump take questions directly from voters. so on issues like ivf and on his own controversial comments about democrats and immigrants, he gave voters plenty to consider. >> reporter: former president trump pushing back about questions on his fitness for office. on wednesday, during a fox news town hall, the former president responding to criticism about those comments calling democrats enemies from within. i'm not threatening anybody. they're the ones doing the threatening. they do phony investigations. i've been investigated more than alphonse capone. >> reporter: and raising eyebrows about his comments about in vitro fertilization, in front of an audience of all-women, a demo

nada tawfik, bbc news, savannah, georgia.ected migrants being held in reception centres in?albania?to transfer them to italy. the move comes after an italian court ruled against a plan to send migrants to albania for processing, in a blow to a major policy of italy's right—wing government. the first group of migrants, from bangladesh and egypt, were sent to albania this week. but the court in rome decided they must now be brought to italy. with me is our europe regional editor, danny aeberhard. first of all, tell us exactly what has happened today. these are 12 men _ what has happened today. these are 12 men who _ what has happened today. these are 12 men who were _ what has happened today. these are 12 men who were picked - what has happened today. these are 12 men who were picked up | are 12 men who were picked up by the italian coastguard vessel and they are from bangladesh and egypt. they were transferred to albania by the italian navy and entered the reception centres on wednesday, so they have only been there for a few

nada tawfik, bbc news, savannah, georgia.ns, has paid an emotional tribute to her "best friend", writing for the first time about the former one direction member since his death. the singer died on wednesday after falling from a balcony on the third floor of a hotel in argentina. his father, geoff payne, is in buenos aires and has been reading letters and messages left by fans. our culture correspondent, noor nanji, reports. a father mourning his son. liam payne's dad geoff reading messages and looking at flowers placed outside the buenos aires hotel where he died. the singer's death has attracted massive media attention, despite the family's call for privacy. liam payne fell from a third—floor balcony. an initial postmortem said he died from multiple traumas. his hotel was found in total disorder, with items broken and multiple packets of medication were discovered. those closest to liam have continued to pay tribute to him. this afternoon, liam's sister said that she didn't feel that this world was good enough or kind enoug

>> reporter: it's a great question, savannah.families. american is a great example of this. they have a policy if you're traveling with children under the age of 2. you can request an earlier boarding process or boarding section at the gate. same thing with united. they have the w.i.l.m.a. system and it's the same general principle. kids under 2 can also board earlier but there's more discretion for the airlines. all you have to do is ask and start that process of conversation. what you don't want is the dreaded beep. i'll leave that to you to figure out on your own terms. >> the beep of shame. >> name it and shame it. all right, sam, thank you so much. >> i love the idea of publicly shaming people who break the rules. i do. i do. >> zone 7 and you hop to the 4? >> no, no, you should have paid for 4. >> you'll get the beep of shame. >> the beep should get louder the more often you do it. >> oh, wow. you're really into this shame thing. >> that's the only way we save society. >>> maybe we should check in with dylan. >> i guess whe

tim walz speaks toupporters at a get out the vote rally in savannah, georgia. that is live at 1:45 p.m. eastern. this evening at 7:00 eastern, democratic presidential nominee kamala harris will be speaking in washington, d.c.. she isxpted to lay out her closing arguments to voters. both of these events live on c-span, also on c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. announcer: this election night, c-span delivers something different, not just the presidential race, but the state races that will decide the islands of power in congress. most political pendants, no spin, no commercials, just the candidates, the results, and you. follow c-span this election night beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern, live tuesday, november 5, on tv, online, or on the free c-span now video app. announcer: we have more live campaign coverage with just one week until the election. democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz will be speaking to supporters at a get out the vote rally in savannah georgia and i will be live at 145 p.m. -- [applause] >> good afternoon, e

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that's right, savannah. or nately crafted caskets for some of king tut's young children. more than 5,000 items that had been stored away, now in this new museum you'll be able to see them. now, i should note that that gallery, that king tut gallery isn't going to be open yet. they're waiting for the the right moment. but the doctor who you heard in my report there, savannah he's touring the u.s. next year. so he'll bring king tut to you. >> i love that. okay. >> like the mountain to mohammed, mohammed to -- i get it. keir, thank you. >>> let's check in with mr. roker and get a check of the weather. hey, al. >> see king tut opening for the rolling stones. fantastic. any way, show you what's going on right now. we have cold air coming in. and that's bringing some showers with it. and in some of the upper elevations, we're talking about some light snow. showers from chicago, cleveland, buffalo, burlington, vermont, we're starting to see snow. this snow will linger into tomorrow morning in the new england mounta

. >> maybe the final word with an audience this big, lester and savannah, last cycle's single vice presidential debate had more eyeballs on it than earning of the conventions this year. so, this is a huge platform, it is a huge stage, and there is a lot riding on it for both of these candidates, considering that if you look at the debate stage, one of the candidates there, tim walz, has the highest favorability rating of anybody on the tickets. jd has the lowest. in some ways while they have been on the tickets for months, this is their introduction to america in a big way. i'm going to be looking to see how governor walz parries what are some attacks on his progressive record as governor of minnesota, the trump campaign has previewed that is likely a line they will push, with how he

ashley webster and savannah, georgia.t coast and -- gulf coast, ports, i should say are part of the strike, essentially shut down. that's not the case on the west coast where they settled in a year ago with generous terms. they are settled. but sticking with her east coast colleagues by saying they will not md cargo coming their way from diverted ships. meantime, so many crises and so little time. we have this ongoing port strike, the helene devastation, and the expanding war in israel. fear is that israel's next move to reply to the iran missile strike could comp cavings considerably. look at that, after this. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. for us, this way is the right way which is why it's the only way we go. (fi

savannah? >> peter alexander with the white house. the usda launches an internal investigation of the handling of the most recent boor's head outbreak. >> it is affecting store shelves at trader joe's, wegman's, costco and others. while cases of listeria can be rare, in some cases it will be life-threatening. millions of pounds of ready-to-eat meat, chicken and turkey pulled from major grocers nationwide as the bacteria was found in a precooked meat producer. it came from the oklahoma plant where production is now paused. >> that widespread distribution network could deliver to many different areas. >> the far-reaching recall involves far reaching stores like salads from trader's and wegmen's and kroeg sger and fro walmart. >> the cdc says symptoms can take up to ten weeks to develop. >> what kind of symptoms should people look for. >> fever, severe muscle aches or any type of sign of stiff neck or confusion. >> the recall comes on the heels of a widespread listeria outbreak, now tied to 10 deaths and 59 hospitalizations. >> i went th

savannah? >> terrible situation there for a lot of people in florida. >> absolutely. imagine if you've got a young family in tow as well. let's bring in al. he's got the latest update on the storm's track. >> yeah, guys. unfortunately, all of florida either under a hurricane watch or hurricane warning for the most part. as this system has weakened a bit. but don't be fooled. this is still a dangerous system. category 4 storm, 560 miles southwest of tampa, 155 mile-per-hour winds. it's moving northeast a little faster at 12 miles per hour at this point it comes somewhere just either a little south or north of tampa bay. landfall, wednesday night, between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. and here is the deal, even as it weakens, it's going to grow in size. what happens? well, when you have this area -- when it's really strong, the tropical wind field is relatively small, about 200 miles across. but as it comes on shore, because it weakens, the wind field will nearly double by landfall. i mean, 375 miles

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you said savannah earlier the yankees have their work cut out for them. no team in the history of the world series has ever come back from an 0-3 deficit. in fact, in terms of best of seven series, it's only happened once against the yankees in 2004. now the dodgers do have a trio of mvp, ohtani, betts and freeman. freeman put the dodgers in the driver's seat one win away from their eighth title. >> 2-2 to torres. bouncing ball towards the middle. the dodgers dominate game three! >> reporter: in a marquee show joup between two of baseball's most storied franchises, overnight the los angeles dodgers taking a commanding three games to none lead over the new york yankees. now sitting just one win away from their eighth world series crown. >> it's not going to be easy, but we just come to the same mentality. >> reporter: after l.a. took the first two games out of hollywood, the sellout crowd at yankee stadium was ready to roar. new york legend derek jeter even throwing out the first pitch. >> let's go yankees. >> with fat joe, bronx native, performing a medle

savannah? >> that's so serious. ryan, thank you very much. in the meantime, an emergency hearing tied to the election is playing out in philadelphia today. a judge set to address a bid by the city's district attorney to stop elon musk and his america pac from continuing to award million dollar prizes to registered voters in battleground states. i want to turn to nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarrett for this. the department of justice had issued a letter basically a shot across the bow, this is dangerous, legal territory. but this is different. this is the d.a. in philadelphia filing a lawsuit. >> yes. that would have been a criminal case. this is a civil case. the justice department is worried about paying people to register to vote. that could be a violation -- potential violation of federal law. the philly d.a. is worried about operating an illegal scheme for a lottery. remember this was a million dollar give away. you had to be registered to vote in those battleground states. he wasn't paying people cash outright. they had to sig

good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the cia director was in qatar this weekend for cease-fire talks focused on a new proposal from egypt, a two-day cease-fire in exchange for the release of just four hostages, but those talks overshadowed by tensions between israel and iran. this morning, the middle east on edge. iran weighs its response to israel's unprecedented air strikes this weekend. waves of fighter jets carrying out israel's first ever open attack on its regional enemy, hitting military strikes in retaliation for iran's missile barrage at the start of the month. president biden urging both sides not to escalate further. but iran's supreme leader meeting the families of soldiers killed in the bombing leaving the door open to revenge strikes. in israel, tensions high after this suspected truck ramming attack near a military base north of tel aviv. most of the victims were senior citizens. some of them pinned underneath the truck. one man in his early 70s was killed. more than 30 others injured. it was a quiet start

savannah?all right, kathy park in buncombe county, north carolina, thank you. >> good to see a sign of normalcy down there. >>> let's get our check of the weather. dylan in for mr. roker. tale of two maps. >> we've got the much cooler temperatures, you'll notice, if you step outside in the northeast. this dip in the jet stream, trying to sag a little part to the south, but the record highs are still likely to be seen down through texas. memphis, 86 degrees today. dallas, 90. atlanta, 83 degrees. that's 13 degrees above average. tomorrow, we're still looking for some really warm temperatures to work back into the rockies, up into rapid city. 75 degrees for a high tomorrow. we will drop those temperatures as we go through the weekend, especially into the northeast. sunday, in erie, pennsylvania, 55 degrees, but look at tuesday. we're back up to 68. by the time we get to halloween, chances are temperatures all throughout the northeast, midatlantic, down south will be well above average. that's a l

savannah?all right, meanwhile also in the headlines a potentially thwarted terror attack on election day. what do you know? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. this is an afghan man who was arrested and charged in the state of oklahoma for conspireing to commit a terror attack on election day in the name of isis. the justice department says this 27-year-old conspired to obtain provide material support to isis and obtained firearms and ammunitions to conduct a violent attack on u.s. soil. court documents obtained by nbc news show he arrived in the u.s. on a special immigrant visa in september of 2021, that is one month after the u.s. withdrew from afghanistan. savannah? >> peter, thank you. >>> now let us get the latest from the middle east. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is warning lebanon that it faces destruction and suffering like gaza, unless its people rise up against hezbollah. also this morning, president biden and israeli prime minister netanyahu are scheduled to speak by phon

savannah?at a great guy. let's take a look at your week ahead, and here's what we've got. october warmth across the plains. wet weather in the pacific northwest. seasonal highs in the southwest. good news, no rain for our friends in new mexico. plenty of sun along the eastern half of the country. going to be gorgeous. we get into the midweek period, october highs are going to be nice and warm. cooler on the great lakes, and a mix of sun and clouds out west. above average temperatures in the eastern third of the country and as we head toward the weekend, a little light snow in the upper elevations of the rockies. some wet weather along coastal california on into the pacific northwest, and dry into the mid section of the country. look again, the eastern third d weather, guys. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> coming up, there's a lot more ahead on a monday morning, including a special boost that you have to see if you ever let your phone accidentally slip out of your hands. it's happening. first,

savannah?keir simmons at that summit in russia for us, thank you very much. >>> all right, time now for that first check of the weather. temperatures have been unseasonably warm. sounds like they're coming back down? >> here in the northeast and new england. good morning, everybody. here comes this cool front sweeping in from canada, comes south and brings those temperatures down. we're talking about a 24-degree drop in temperatures from yesterday to today in syracuse, 55, d.c., an 11-degree drop for highs. cleveland, you're only going to be 57. that's 18 degrees cooler. but to the south, we've got warm tropical air, the jet stream up to the north and look at these. we may see temperatures that break records in little rock, dallas at 91, 96 in tucson. wichita, 90 degrees. but then, temperatures actually cool down, get back to more seasonable conditions in new york, chicago, burlington. but guess what? next week, starting sunday, another round of highs that go 15 to 30 degrees, stretching from w

writing to his sister that i got a letter from pa written from some place near savannah. he says all is well, but that fears are as about as bad down there as western virginia. and then robert e lee quotes the elder robert e lee another war hope as he expresses it. and so we with large problems and had little means at hands with which he could them. and then the capture of port royal on november 7th had given the union army and navy base from which they can continue to stage raids the coast. sea power enabled the federal mobility. its heavy naval ordnance provided support for forays ashore. lee his son custis that the enemy never went 400 yards from his steamers, not even to the extent of the range of. his guns. lieberman the fact that the union force could, quote, move great facility and rapidity and land anywhere he can bring his steamers and burn, pillage and destroy and we cannot prevent him to his wife. we explained there are so many points of attack and so little means to meet the enemy tis daughter. and we explained strategy in the theater and opined against ordina

there were a couple democratic areas that jumped out at me, augusta, savannah, and macon.hese are democratic areas, their numbers are in the 14%, 15% range. so a little behind the rest of the state. a couple of democratic counties with not as high numbers. but the other number that jumped out at me, 55% of those voters are women. so some people say look, we are doing great in republican counties and some democrats will point out that women are voting in bigger numbers than men and that may portend something for vice president harris. host: we take a look at the battleground state of georgia today with rahul bali joining us from atlanta. if you want to ask him questions about the state, 202-748-8001 if you support former president trump and d.d. vance, 202-748-8000 if you support vice president har i and governor walz. if you are undecided or support others, it's 202-748-8002 and 202-748-8003 for georgia residents. if you want to call specifically and ask about your state during this time, feel free to call that number and ask. mr. bali, from what you have said candidates m

savannah? >> holly, thank you.teve kornacki to help us dive deeper into the numbers from the poll. good morning. the top line is the five-point advantage kamala harris had in our last poll is gone. what's behind that shift? >> exactly, savannah. just look at them side by side and you can see it. the poll we took a month ago that you see here, it was just after that first trump/harris debate. since then, we've had the vp debate. there have been campaign activities, interviews, things that have changed in that time. we just asked the basic image perception people have. is it positive or negative of these candidates? the trump number's always been somewhere in this territory. this is a little bit high for him, believe it or not, 43% positive. but look at harris, 43, positive, 49, negative. the significance, we polled this a month ago. she was 48% positive and 45 negative. she was above water, as they say. that's completely reversed. it now looks very similar to trump's. that's a pretty big shift when you're talking ab

with the democratic vice presidential nominee, tim walz, who speaks at a get out the vote rally in savannah, georgia one week before the election. this is about 20 minutes. ♪ [cheering and applause] [crowd chanting] gov. walz: it is good to be back, georgia. a huge thank you for the introduction. to this incredible community and your mayor, thank you. all of you, thank you for the warm welcome and thank you for the sign, i am grateful for that. gus turned 18 two weeks ago. he voted yesterday. we have a tuesday afternoon and all of your here and we continue to say, this is why i remain optimistic, you could be anywhere else and you are here because you love this country. here we go, final week of the race, seven days. folks are still making up their mind, you know that. hard to believe but they are still doing it. i know you heard some people in your life, this version of what's going on with them right now. i can't stand donald trump personally but i think the economy was good when he was in. people are trying to rationalize voting for this guy. some people's memories are little fuzzy about

craig, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. beyond downtown asheville. this is an area where residents remain this morning largely cutoff. this city, other parts of primarily western and north carolina still without power. they're still without running water. many of them can't communicate with loved ones because a cell phone service is spotty at best in most places. the powerful category 4 storm causing damage in at least ten states. hardest hit, though, north carolina, the tar heel state. where we stand. every single county has been impacted in some way. the river here in asheville right now, you are getting a bird's eye look at the french broad river, sweeping debris, destruction through entire neighborhoods. five days after the storm's initial impact, the devastation running deep. the governor yesterday, governor cooper calling it an unprecedented storm, now demanding an unprecedented response. there is more help on the way. the national guard is moving in. fema stepping up its support as well. president biden says he is go

at georgia's oldest public, historically black college, savannah state, many of these students say kamalae is a good option at this moment, but i feel like on the more professional side, kamala harris has that edge as opposed to donald trump. being that kamala's an african american woman, that does notjust particularly sway me to just go with kamala because she's black. i just really want to understand who is actually the human, who actually cares? 1542 00:22:41,578 --> 00:22

nada tawfik, bbc news, savannah, georgia.ia. two pennsylvania farmers, who decided to switch from republican to democrat, have been getting death threats online after they appeared in a kamala harris campaign ad. conspiracy theorists spread a fake rumour that the couple were paid actors, triggering an avalanche of online abuse. bbc verify�*s merlyn thomas visited them to understand how their lives have been impacted by misinformation. in the cornfields of rural pennsylvania, bob and kristina lange, long standing republicans, decided they could no longer vote for donald trump. this time around, they're firmly behind kamala harris. my parents told me, always vote republican, and i always have, until now. even willing to take part in what they thought would be a simple advert for her campaign. donald trump has not looked out for the middle class. but a post on x by a pro—trump supporter falsely accused them of being trained actors and prolific democratic donors. there's tons here, right? oh yeah. those false claims were seen by

show's savannah guthrie sitting down with oscar winning a-list actor tom hanks. he stars in the new movie here. it looks at one home, which is inhabited by many different people over several generations. in the film, hanks is reunited with his forrest gump costar robin wright. the movie also utilizes ai to portray the. the actor younger, but he says that was only half the battle. i'm going to tell you right now, savannah, there is a way a 17 year old leaps up off the couch in excitement that is very hard for a 67 year old man to recreate. hanks and guthrie also share a special bond. both have held events together to benefit military caregivers. you can watch the full interview, including which iconic movie lines hanks says he hears most often from fans and why he doesn't mind. tune in to today. it's all at 7:00 right after today in the bay. he's a great actor. yeah he is. well, trending this morning. if you need something to get you into that halloween spirit, you might want to hop on bart tonight. it's a bart is encouraging riders to dress up in transit themed c

i don't believe when i 16 by when you write down at 16 on that little to lane road to get to savannah, you find out we're doing some down here savannah operates at a decidedly more leisurely pace of life than the atlanta metro area in georgia's oldest city remained largely outside the political spotlight for years ago. >> fulton county, gwinnett county, dekalb county, atlanta and its suburbs did fuel joe biden's win but chad adam county quietly served as a goldmine for democratic votes, nearly 16,000 more than turned out here for hillary clinton in 2016 of the things that we started saying was, hey, the coast matters this important, what we do here matter, matters are folks matter and we need and get this engagement here down on the coast because we can turn out voters to that message from local officials like state-centered derek mallow was received. so while the harris ground campaign here leverages massive star power to try and match the massive 2020 turnout and atlanta and its surrounding area hey, what's going on with georgia they have deployed mallow and a roster, popular local

cops are certain the teen left the house after savannah went off to bed.they also know zoe had been in contact with her mother. shortly after 2 a.m, she texted me and asked if she was going to pick me up, and i said yes, and that was the last, last time, she texted. >> and then i would try to call her phone and it rang and rang and rang one time. and then the second time i hung up and i called it back and it just went straight to voicemail. >> sometime between 2 and 2:30 a.m, zoe campos simply disappeared. >> 239 is the last phone call i made to the phone. >> as the hours passed with no more contact, motherly concern grew from fear to utter panic. >> we were calling the hospital to make sure you know nothing happened. >> the next day, after exhausting all efforts to locate zoe, reality closed in on the compost family. >> i was like, okay, no, something's wrong. this is not my sister. >> as time passed and the search continued, the compost family still clung to hope that zoe would be found alive. >> someone knows something. someone has seen her. someone kno

one more. >> you brought up savannah georgia and i don't want to walk across everybody but there is an urban legend or not i don't know but during the civil war when they were camping in the cemetery they got bored and changed some of the dates in the headstone so some of the dates are completely impossible and have you heard anything about that, or is that urban legend? >> which cemetery? >> i am sure was -- it is in the middle of the city of savannah and it is smack in the middle with the buildings all around it. so it was a nice little story and i thought they could be board and change the date so that someone lived to be 178 or something like that but i didn't know if you have come across that as well. >> generally, there are lies, sin lies in the truth tour guides tell you and i have not heard that one. >> i think i will have to wrap up our time but before i do i want to make a pitch that the southern festival of books which is a free event. we are very grateful for that section of tennessee putting this event on and it's so lovely to be back in person again and with fellow biblio

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it's savannah and craig in new york. wonder what you're finding as you go door to door and check out what the damage is. >> thanks for having me, savannah. we're in an apartment complex about 500 units, and the first floor and many of the units is completely under water. saw it about 5:30 this morning and immediately called in additional resources from the pinelas county sheriffs, and we're going door to door and having to force doors to access these apartments and make sure we don't have any victims inside. so, it's a multi-agency effort. we've got high-water vehicles, vessels, and so far, we've extracted hundreds of people. we estimate there may be as many as 1,500 individuals in this complex. >> chief, outside that complex there, we saw some of the images, some of the video and pictures, it looks absolutely terrifying. as the sun comes up there in coc clearwater, what else are you seeing? >> so, throughout the city, it reminds me a lot of irma. we're 31 square miles of city and power lines down, trees down, i went to

well, this morning you sat down with today's savannah guthrie to talk about the challenges. i'm going to tell you right now, savannah, there is a way a 17 year old leaps up off the couch in excitement that is very hard for a 67 year old man to recreate. hanks and guthrie also share a special bond. both have held events together to benefit military caregivers. the film here opens tomorrow. jenny? jenny. yeah, yeah, it's kind of nice to see them. and i think she directed the film. oh, really? yeah. they have great chemistry. yeah. check that out. maybe on a rainy day. yeah. well, i mean, it's going to be a while before we get it during the day, so i think while we get these showers coming in in the forecast, most of us will be asleep. so i don't know if you want to wake up in the middle of the night to watch a movie, but we are going to see that rain coming in around 2 to 3:00 in the morning for parts of the north bay, and then drying out tomorrow morning, and then the weekend we have another chance of rain that will come in very early. so we do have at least some wet weather

tom turcich and his australian shepherd savannah circled the globe on foot and paw and he wrote a book good morning tom turcich became the tenth person to walk around the world and his book took you on a roller coaster of thrilling and dangerous moments showing the unbreakable bond between a man and his dog. >> good morning guys, it's day 1218. >> reporter: a massive life-changing expedition, tom turcich walking the world. a journey taking seven years and 28,000 miles over six continents. >> that's really the story of the book is that it's just about my gradual transformation in a million different ways. >> reporter: those changes found between the pages of his new book, the world walk, where he walks you through often deeply personal and emotional experiences from all over the world mostly because australian shepherd savannah right by his side. can you describe the relationship you have with savannah. >> we were each other's everything for those seven years. she was the constant in my life, you know, every day when i'm out there in mexico, in guatemala, in peru, in morocco wherever it