Martin savidge has been monitoring the situation. Martin, what do we know? reporter: well, we have some positive news coming directly to us now in the form of information from the county sheriff s department. They coresponded to this event taking place at mt. Tabor high school on the northwest side of the city. They report that one student has been wounded and that police and the sheriff s deputies are now actively searching for a suspect. They say that all the other students are safe. Now, that school continues to be in lockdown and authorities both from the city and from the county sheriff s department are methodically going through the buildings of this campus. It s about 1,600 students, grades 9 through 12. The initial report came in around noon according to local news reports. They say there was a resource officer who called in the shooting. But again, forsyth county sheriff s department twieeting out that one student has been injured, the suspect is being sought but all other stu
All eight transmission lines into new orleans are down. Officials estimate the outages could last three to four weeks in some areas. Ed is live in louisiana. What s happening there? reporter: going into a storm, the people know to stock up on supplies but the food is starting to wind down. This one is run by volunteers with the cajun navy. You see the stacks of water. There s food, diapers. The line snakes out of the shopping mall parking lot and winds down to the street. At up with point it was blending into a line with the gas station is like everything coming to a logger head here. I don t know. I don t know. I m at a loss for words now. They always say we re resill yents, but i don t know. It s going take a whole lot. That s all i can say it s tough. We ll get through it but it will be tough. It will be a palestinian. Reporter: every one kind of dealing with the concern over the supplies in their homes. The gas lines are crucial. Many people running whatever they can off of generat
A law president biden is slamming as extreme. We ll break down what it could mean for the future of roe versus wade. Welcome to our viewers around the world. I m wolf blitzer and you re in the situation room. Announcer: this is cnn breaking news. We begin with a hurricane catastrophe in louisiana. The search and rescue operation continues. You have been moving around this disaster zone. What are you seeing on the ground tonight? reporter: wolf, people are still in desperate need of the basics. I ll show you a visual of that. Look at the gas line. People have been waiting for eight, nine hours, to get gas. That line extends beyond that bridge there. Take a look here. A line of people on foot waiting to put gas in their gas cans. They ve been waiting for several hours. The owner said he ll cut off this pump in a minute because motor powering the pump could get fried at any minute. People are struggling all over the place. This comes as we re three days out from hurricane ida. We re getti
Many as 200,000 cases a day, four times our current rate, within another four to six weeks. That would be horrible. The sevenday average is now higher than 55,000. One month ago, it was about 12,000. Some cities and government agencies springing into action. In new york, all city workers required to get vaccinated or be tested once a week. The same goes for california. The v. A. , the veterans affairs, now requiring its front line health care workers to be vaccinated. This is a big deal. Why? because the v. A. Is now the first federal agency to require vaccinations. And the justice department is weighing in here. They say that it is legal to mandate vaccines, even if vaccines only have emergency use authorization. And more federal agencies could be joining suit here. The city s of province town, massachusetts, of course in the middle of tourist season, savannah, georgia, st. Louis as well, announcing new requirements for indoor masking. Florida is now the epicenter of the surge we are
Everybody sticks to the same rules. Two athletes and an official at the tokyo olympic village have tested positive for coronavirus just days before the start of the games. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are james moore, chief business commentator at the independent and the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie. Tomorrow s front pages. The strains on freedom day the front of the financial times focuses on the three senior cabinet ministers, including the prime minister, who are isolating. The paper says it highlights the impact of the infection surge in england just as restrictions are being lifted. Same story leads the metro as the pm is confined to his country mansion, suggesting borisjohnson was shamed into today s u turn. The mail asks now will boris see sense on pingdemic? with the paper saying 1. 7 million are self isolating after being contacted by the app. With 500,000 people pinged by the nhs covid app in t