we are tracking hurricane idalia. let s take a look at the map, just to show the scale of what has been happening. there it is moving up towards florida. this morning florida time it hit and now it it has moved on to georgia. we canjust take a look at its path on the graphic here. it started bottom left, the red dot this morning, right now it is closer to the pink dot towards southern georgia and thenit dot towards southern georgia and then it will move on upwards, up towards those yellow dots and out to see in the days ahead. that confirmation we just heard, the worst storm to hit parts of florida in 100 years. take a look at some of the damage, some of the pictures have come in as the winds blow. the rain comes down, of course the risk from the storm surges. so huge amounts of sea water heading inland. lots of destruction, lots of people without power. a quarter of a million people in florida lost power and had it reconnected. another, without power right now. lots of fligh
the canals, and that is where they are seeing homes flooded. norah: plus, where idalia is headed next. mitch mcconnell health scare. did you hear the question, senator? norah: the senate s top republican freezes during a press conference, the second time in as many months. all right, i m sorry. norah: growing criticism after cbs news questioning reveals maui s mayor didn t place a single call for emergency backup during the deadly fires. if the buck stops with your office, how is that possible? i can t speak to what or whose responsibility it was to but you are the boss of this island, so yes, you can speak to it. norah: mid-air scare. the new details after 11 people were rushed to the hospital after a delta flight hit severe turbulence. hopefully we can find everything we need here. parents across the country are back-to-school shopping. how is inflation impacting the bottom line? it is not just the school supplies itself. it was eve
maybe not know by the way, jessica, they may not know it s happening. what are the signs? so, one is to be vigilant inside the classrooms. pay attention to their behavior when they come home. you know, be involved. ask the questions that are uncomfortable. i know it s hard to bring the subject up. but if you make your thoughts and opinions and everything, you put them upfront for people to hear and understand, you know, do your research on the schools, on the teachers, on the school boards. i think that parents, no matter what, should go with their gut feelings, know they know their intuition. they would know if something is wrong with their children. if you see a rapid change within your child, you know, try to build a relationship on talking with them, asking them what s going on. i definitely think that involvement is the that i could suggest. and just, you guys have the right to do it. you parents have a right to raise your own kids. rachel: yeah. they are your ki
expecting water to come in, but if you notice where the water is right now, it s over that small embankment there, that s going to be a business at some point, they are planning to put a business in there, but let me give you a look at how choppy things are here, and how high the water has gotten. this was well below this area here, well below, you had to really lean down to get close to the water. now it s coming up and it s almost completely onto that. this is nothing compared to what is being expected here. the highest the water has ever gotten here in crystal river is about four feet above the flood zone. the entire community is a flood zone. it s in a flood zone, why they have told people to evacuate. at this point in time this is a wind event right now. it has been raining as well as the bands come in, but the real fear is the water, and what do officials always say? you run from the water, you hide from the wind. hopefully people have heeded the warnings, as this storm
inquiry rather than an independent one. it means it will have greater legal powers to force the people who might have been able to stop the nurse from attacking babies to give evidence. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. hello, lucy, is it? can i step in for two seconds? for two seconds? yes. thank for two seconds? yes. thank you. for two seconds? yes. thank you. lucy - for two seconds? yes. thank you. lucy letby| for two seconds? yes. - thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her arrest, - thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her arrest, butl thank you. lucy letby seemed - bewildered by her arrest, but what she did and why she killed, she has never explained to the families of her many victims. over 12 months, the nurse killed seven vulnerable babies and attempted to murder six others. the scale of her c