the biden administration to shoot down the balloon over the atlantic ocean. the federal aviation administration has issued a ground stop close airspace in north and south carolina until 2:45 p.m. eastern time. the balloon is currently floating over south carolina and moving southeast republican congressman anthony of the homeland security committee standing by with his reaction. but first lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with 30 tables unchecked details. good afternoon mike if you going to shoot down a chinese spy balloon over the atlantic that s exactly how you do it. you close airspace you launched fighters. that appears to be what happened are present biden spoke earlier indicated a decision had been made without offering specifics. [inaudible] earlier this morning on fox former defense secretary chuck said it s unlikely this bible it will make its way home. i do not have the pentagon is going to do with the president ultimately decides but once he gets out
south carolina continue to recovery from rains wind and cataclysmic flooding. ian slammed into south carolina just shy of category 5. the current death toll of at least 45 people likely to come in the days as search and rescue cruise go through blocked floodwaters, as of this morning, 1.3 million homes and businesses still in the dark. according to the latest estimate ian may have caused as much as $47 billion in insured losses which could make it the most expensive storm in the state history. the figure comes from core logic, that s a research firm that estimates losses from natural disasters. the estimates, combined ensured losses through private insurance, which typically covers wind damage. and fema s national flood insurance program that covers water damage. their estimates as of thursday, wind damage, $20 billion to $32 billion. flood damage, $6 billion to $16 billion. so the low end of the combined estimate would be $28 billion. before we spend, let s ask ourselves, is
to be distancing themselves from the president with three weeks to go to the mid-terms. it s all happening on the heels of early voting. are these debates then changing things the way we see them developing now? welcome. i m neil cavuto. very glad to have you with us. my friends, we ll be giving you the latest impact on the debates themselves. let s get a read from how the white house is handling so many democratic candidates and maybe many at the white house itself on defense throughout this. peter doocy is there. hi, peter. neil, like you said, lots of changes. in these state level debates, we haven t seen a ton of democrats warmly embracing president biden. more so his policies, but not really the president himself. that could change. we ve been noticing a difference in the way the white house is talking about priorities. a couple months bag, president biden told us his number 1 domestic priority was inflation. now we re told that is his number 1 economic priority as his
in the united states and all around the world. i m john vause at the cnn center in atlanta. i knelt when i am in florida where hurricane ian bringing record storm surges, flash flooding in an unknown amount of destruction. it made landfall with winds just under category five, now it s a category one slowly moving into central florida with winds around 145 kilometers an hour. millions of homes and businesses have been left in the dark. some so badly damaged by ian that there is concerns that they may not be able to be rebuilt. the governor of florida warns about the dangers that lie ahead. overwhelmingly it s been that surge the biggest issue and the flooding that as resulted of that in some areas we think it s hit 12 feet. this is been a big storm and it s done a lot of damage as it is. it s gonna continue to move through the state of florida. you are gonna see hurricane-force winds in places in central florida perhaps. it s clearly a very strong tropical storm. a storm w
positions. here s a tease. sean hannity wanted you to be a guest on his national tv show. he says he has no response from you which i assume means a no. so my question, as a united states senator and i work for one that would be the late john hines, you have to debate the opposition thing all the time. i m curious as to what your reasoning is for not doing that? sean: we got an answer. we ll play his full answer tonight. also tonight, we have just obtained exclusively for this program two full hours of body cam footage from the 2020 incident involving senator raphael warnock of georgia and his ex-wife where she accused him of running her over with his tesla following a domestic dispute. those that say believe all women. are they fainting outrage over herschel walker because he allegedly paid for an abortion years ago? are they only carrying about women that accused republicans? is this going to change the race in georgia? we have that tape coming up here on this show. ari