thank you for joining me, i appreciate it. thank you. that is all in on this wednesday night. the alex wagner show starts right now. good evening, alex. it s just alex wagner tonight. we ve been doing this for several months, i just renamed it. just go with it, it s a show. the syntax gets me every time. you know what, do, we ve known each other for decades, you could call the show whatever you want. the alex wagner show starts right now. that was chris hayes s show, all in. yes. thanks to you at home for joining us on alex wagner tonight this hour. we have a whole lot to get to this evening, but we start first with election results. i know, you thought the elections were over, but, nope, they are not. as voters in the commonwealth of virginia while no, there was a special election is a day for a state senate seat in virginia beach. we now have a projected winner in that race, democratic erin rouse, he defeated republican kevin adams, flipping the state
the set press secretary said this today. the president does not support banning gas stove in the consumer product safety commission which is independent. it is not banning gas stoves. being clear on that. so there you have it. lights out. story over. fox news, hope you re watching! and on that note. i hope to wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late! i will see you again tomorrow! tomorrow! we have a whole lot to get to this evening, but we start first with election results. i know, you thought the elections were over, but, nope, they are not. as voters in the commonwealth of virginia while no, there was a special election is a day for a state senate seat in virginia beach. we now have a projected winner in that race, democratic erin rouse, he defeated republican kevin adams, flipping the state senate seats from red to blue, and he did it running ads like this. you want to believe it can t hap
today is the last day to apply for fema flood assistance. you can register by calling them up till 10:00 p.m. tonight or go online till midnight. we have their contact information on our website www.wltx.com. flood recovery is far from over for many farmers and there might be money available to help. news 19 s sonia gutierrez has information about the community development block grant that was passed. it include millions for home owners and farmers. at this point we are trying to get our financials in order. only thing we received so far is crop insurance. reporter: he estimates losing $200,000 worth of crops to the october floods. statewide the loss is closer to half a billion. i have a long ways to go. i have a lot of people i owe a lot of money to. that might be eligible for money passed as part of the federal spending bill. if the money is there, this is a disaster for all of us. there has been money allocated to help states that have been effected by natural
climbed 2. clung to. reporter: fema has approved $78.7 million in grant money to more than 200,000 people around the state. wltx . a majority of the roads and bridges have since been repaired but one church remains untouched. it is just as damaged today as is as it was the day of the flood. a nearby dam needs to be fixed. residents in the area are frustrated and use that part of the road as a daily commute and now they have to add more time to take the detour. there s a private owner. it may be a homeowners homeowners association or individual. once it has been certified by environmental control the department of transportation need to do to return the road to service. until they establish what has to be done and how it is certified dot cannot begin road repairs. there is still no timetable on when the church will be repaired. it is not too late to apply for fema assistance. you have one hour left until midnight to register online for that federal aid. fema has a
wanting to be in compliance so that we have a better resale value was most our minds to also. reporter: there members neighbors had a different story. we were very lucky. we were the highest house on the street. reporter: everyone is taking a different route to get back into their homes. someone some people are selling their houses as is, some are raising them. most neighbors are rebuilding and are going to move back in. reporter: it could take a few months to get back to normal. they are optimistic about the results. we are very hopeful. our faith is what we have climbed 2. clung to. reporter: fema has approved $78.7 million in grant money to the state. wltx . a majority of the roads and bridges have since been repaired but one church remains untouched. it is just as damaged today as is as it was the day of the flood. a nearby dam needs to be fixed. residents in the areaeaare frustrated and use that part of the road as a daily commute and now they have to