Our guest greg walden of oregon, newsmakers sunday at 10 a. M. And 6 p. M. Eastern on cspan. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp participate in in a town hall n atlanta with state and local officials on the states response to the coronavirus outbreak of topics include the Homeless Population, procuring medical supplies, the Academic School year and the financial and Economic Impact on the people of georgia and Small Businesses. He also address coronavirus testing priorities and availability across the state. Coronavirus in georgia. There is no need for people to panic. It change changed life as ww it. Schools shut down. Yes, it is very scary. Stores running low on some essentials. The shells of the into. And medical facilities pushed to the limit. Many of our supplies are running critically low. Tonight member of the Coronavirus Task force and georgias governor answer the most pressing questions and lay out their plans to stop the spread. In this time of need on asking georgians to support the
Category 2 hurricane hammering South Carolina with winds of 105 Miles Per Hour and heavy rain and dangerous storm surge. People in charleston bracing for the worst. Meanwhile, folks in florida assess the damage from what matthew left behind. Now ive got holes in the roof and its leaking in my kitchen. Dylans tracking it all today, saturday, october 8th, 2016. A 1a in rockefeller plaza. And welcome to today on this very busy saturday morning. Im craig melvin alongside Sheinelle Jones and Stephanie Ruhle is here. Dylan dreyer is standing by. Charleston being hammered. Lets get to it. Hurricane matthew barrelling on florida. We will go live to our team of correspondents in the south. Dylan is tracking the storms path. We will get to that in a few minutes. Overnight, political news with the election 31 days away. Donald trump apologizing to women for what he said in 2005. This after the tape catching trump in an unguarded moment. He has been rally today. There is so much to get to this mor
Category 2 hurricane hammering South Carolina with winds of 105 Miles Per Hour and heavy rain and dangerous storm surge. People in charleston bracing for the worst. Meanwhile, folks in florida assess the damage from what matthew left behind. Now ive got holes in the roof and its leaking in my kitchen. Dylans tracking it all today, saturday, october 8th, 2016. A 1a in rockefeller plaza. And welcome to today on this very busy saturday morning. Im craig melvin alongside Sheinelle Jones and Stephanie Ruhle is here. Dylan dreyer is standing by. Charleston being hammered. Lets get to it. Hurricane matthew barrelling on florida. We will go live to our team of correspondents in the south. Dylan is tracking the storms path. We will get to that in a few minutes. Overnight, political news with the election 31 days away. Donald trump apologizing to women for what he said in 2005. This after the tape catching trump in an unguarded moment. He has been rally today. There is so much to get to this mor
A bit of a chilly morning here in eastern iowa. Lets go check in with Rachael Peart. Lets go right to storm track seven meteorologist Rachael Peart for a check of our forecast. Rachael. A front continues to linger over however. Both days will feature mostly sunny skies and similar temperatures. Daytime highs will rise into the low to upper 60s for most, with a few upper 50 possible. Winds will be light and variable this weekend. A front continues to linger ove very much through the weekend. Well have a nice weekend, however. Both days will feature mostly sunny skies and similar temperatures. Daytime highs will rise into the low to upper 60s for most, with a few upper 50 possible. Winds will be light and variable this weekend. Overnight tonight, mostly clear skies will allow temperatures to fall near 40 and a few low 40s. Sunday will be a carbon copy of today. A warm front will lift and here is a live look over myrtle beach in South Carolina. You can see the rain coming down and the hig
They are beautiful, but one state is declaring an allout law. The surprising battle over swans. We begin with ukraine, a crisis we have been covering for weeks as it intense fizz. Two major developments. A disturbing report by Human Rights Watch, and a leading activist feared dead found alive with a shocking story. Jennifer glasse has more on the report and the allegations. She joins us from the capital of kiev kiev. The report says that when the clashes erupted on the 19th and went on for a few days deliberately targeted journalists and medical workers marked in groups away from the clashes. Human rights watch documents, 13 journalists injured, but the ukrainian groups say there were 60 journalists, i was at the front of those clashes. The journalists that i was around were targeted, including a photographer who was there, literally was on the front line, not in the line of fire, not where the demonstrators were throwing rocks at the police and he was shot in the helmet with a rubber