this parking garage there, that s at the hard rock hotel and casino and, of course, these firefighters and some of the first responders trying to get through it in biloxi, mississippi there. that s one of the hardest hit areas. the flooding took the first floor of the casino under water. the biloxi fire department took this video as the firefighters were wading through it. minutes ago, nate was downgraded to a tropical storm. so far is knocked out power to nearly 73,000 customers in alabama, florida, and mississippi. we are tracking the impact of the storm with a team of meteorologists here in atlanta and reporter in mississippi and alabama. let s begin with meteorologist ivan cabrera, the newest information from the national hurricane center, what are you learning about the strength of the storm? the good news is no longer tracking a hurricane here. it is now a tropical storm with winds of 70 miles an hour, though as i ll show you in the current wind gusts, not finding anywhere
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Brian Williams examines the day s top political stories and current political-campaign news. the issue of adoption, did that come up? like i said, that was the primary thing we had spoken about in the meeting. that s not the premise that got them in the room. then it was essentially a bait and switch to talk about that 6789 everybody has basically said that in. the already. there is this another intere interesting thing over the weekend. hope hicks boarded air force one and flew to the president s rally in ohio and back. you may recall, hope hicks resigned from the white house one day before a congressional committee that she had told white lies on behalf of donald trump. she is now living here in manhattan and she too has come under scrutiny for crafting that
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policies. i m going to vote for balderson. why? because he s a republican and i think trump needs more republicans in washington to clean up the swamp, basically. i m an angry republican. so i have to vote democrat this round. why are you so angry? big i think he s embarrassed us in front of the international community president trump? president trump has embarrassed us in the international community polls close in just under 90 minutes, the last special election before the midterms. let s go to my colleague mike tobin who is covering the primaries in michigan. hi, mike. thanks, kiersten. the president is throwing his weight behind a west point grad and combat veteran who flew apache attack helicopters in iraq. john jaynes has a lot of momentum behind him.
real clear politics average gives him a edge over his competitor sandy pendley. very much in line with
Anderson Cooper takes viewers beyond the headlines with in-depth reporting and investigations. what it does is put a huge number of seats in play for democratic enthusiasm. now, that s going to result in a lot more republican spending than we had before. maybe both sides get motivated on the money but republicans will have more money. so that s a big concern for democrats. i think the ground game in a close election like this matters. that infrastructure is there, and we have the money for that. it s more speaking with the voters. like i said before nancy pelosi could be the speaker, they could have subpoena power and essentially grind to a halt. things are going well. they need tawao wake up and understand democrats are motivated. if we can motivate our base i believe that can happen in november. they all know it s an election in november and we tend to turn out in higher numbers in mid-terms. the complacency thing is
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does not work now? right. does not work now. never worked then either. historically, midterms and polls have shown that people want a check on the president, not a blank check on the president. all right. thank you all very much. and that is obviously a big special election matters across this country. so please stay with us with our special coverage of the ohio special election. it continues now with ac 360. and good evening. thanks for joining us. it is once again election night in america, or at least in five states with some key races that could take the temperature of the electorate three months before the mid terms there are primaries in kansas, michigan, missouri, and washington and in ohio a special congressional election in that state s 12th district for a seat the republicans have held for decades, but could, could be up for grabs tonight. the president has injected himself into this race, visiting the district on saturday, appearing on stage with republican troy