but with extreme caution, russian forces leave behind a deadly trail of minus and booby traps, and they still hold the city of kherson itself. and it could, after all, be a trap. the enemy, says president zelenskyy, does not hand out gifts, but the enemy has suffered loss after loss many in recent month and may be on the brink. it will take some time until ukrainian troops will enter to liberate areas which are heavily mined and whether take time. russian troops will leave the area till the end of this month. probably it will be over by december. reporter: now, according to russian state tv, the kremlin was hoping the g.o.p. would win big in midterm elections so it would cut off funding to ukraine. so far the u.s. has sent more than $18 billion. norah. o donnell: chris livesay, thank you. since the attacks on
my top pick would be a zero percent balance transfer card. reporter: the gardner-sinclair played a plan to pay off their highest interest rate card first and keep going till they re debt free. carrying a lot of debt limits our about to be generous and participate in things we feel passionate about. reporter: another different thing is to stay away from the store cards, they tend to have the highest interest rate and you use more to justify getting it in the first place, it is, not to mention using the discounts they promote. o donnell: lilia luciano, thank you so much. today in chicago, an ugly race assemble was found at the future obama center. the noose was found at the construction site. a $100,000 reward has been offered for information leading to those responsible for what officials described as this shameless act of cowardice and
the track s going to continue up into georgia and eventually into the carolinas, producing wind and rain along the way. you can see the wide swath of rain still forecast with a lot of thunderstorms on the front side. atlanta next to be hit, 85 into charlotte, columbia, south carolina gets hit and heavy rain in the ohio valley and into new england as well. some spots could get 3 to 5 inches of rain, leading to flash flooding. there s an area from around greenville, south carolina all the way to burlington, have the, norah, what a swath that could see flash flooding over the next two days. o donnell: mike bettes, thank you so much. well, now to some breaking news on a possible national security threat aboard a plane that was headed to the new york area. cbs s kris van cleave joins me now with the breaking details. kris, what can you tell us about this. reporter: in. reporter: well, norah, late today u.s. intelligence officials became aware of a potential threat involving a
it has several other coobably floors way i just don t want my florist is like soy sauce. that s it for gianna ioning s o donnell: tonight, the deadly damage caused by tropical storm nicole after making landfall on florida s east coast as a hurricane. homes and buildings collapse into the ocean as hundreds of thousands are without power. cbs s elise preston is in hard-hit daytona beach. it s heartbreaking. i m down for pretty hard times, i think. o donnell: a security threat, an international flight bound for the new york area is forced to turn around. the latest reporting.
down like a house of cards, i was very angry. reporter: he put it all into that ride, scaling a steep four-mile hill in pennsylvania to visit the grave of captain dave boris. i don t think i ever gave myself the permission, the room to grieve for him. i m imagining dave nexveeatentin the whole way. reporter: on the 100oold wounds to heal better. for eye on america, margaret brennan, washington. o donnell: we re thinking of our veterans. coming up, a piece of n.a.s.a. history is found off the coast of florida. the incredible discovery dating back more than 35 years, when we when it was time to sign up for a medicare plan mom couldn t decide. but thanks to the right plan promise from unitedhealthcare she got a medicare plan expert