and there s more. we are following for you this morning including ten people killed. more than a dozen injured in a series of stabbings in canada. the latest on the hunt for the two suspects. plus, state of emergency with northern georgia under water. meanwhile in california, record heat and wildfires. the climate challenges coming in to sharper focus this morning. tomorrow will mark an emotional day for uvalde parents and their children. students are going back to school for the first time since the tragedy at robb elementary. i ll speak with the state senator representing uvalde who has been trying to help the community heal. we begin with the 64 days until the midterm elections. president biden is about to kick off his first battleground blitz of the campaign season. this is a live look at joint base andrews where air force one is ready to take the president to milwaukee for the first stop of his very busy day. the president will deliver a speech celebrating labor day an
these are documents he knew were there. thank you so much for being with us this morning. and breaking right now in canada. people are sheltering in place while two suspects connected to a string of stabbings that have killed ten people remain at large. we ll have the latest on the search. plus, extreme weather. heat fuels wildfires in california. while 200-year flooding submerges northern georgia. also, record holiday travel expected today, but can airlines handle the crush after summer of travel chaos? if you ve been to the airport anytime the last couple of days, these scenes you re seeing on camera are exactly what you re finding throughout airports in our country. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports. g jose diaz-balart reports. let your queries be . uh, how come we don t call ourselves bikers anymore? i mean, riders is cool, but bikers .is really cool.
and there s more. we are following for you this morning including ten people killed. more than a dozen injured in a series of stabbings in canada. the latest on the hunt for the two suspects. plus, state of emergency with northern georgia under water. meanwhile in california, record heat and wildfires. the climate challenges coming in to sharper focus this morning. tomorrow will mark an emotional day for uvalde parents and their children. students are going back to school for the first time since the tragedy at robb elementary. i ll speak with the state senator representing uvalde who has been trying to help the community heal. we begin with the 64 days until the midterm elections. president biden is about to kick off his first battleground blitz of the campaign season. this is a live look at joint base andrews where air force one
30 past the hour. flood warnings are still active in parts of north georgia in morning after a sunday of severe rain prompted the governor to declare a state of emergency. the region drenched by more than 10 inches of rain in just 12 hours and now numerous roads still closed. many without utilities like running water. in places like chatooga county, entire neighborhoods are damaged. with us from summerville, georgia, george soliz. how are people holding up today? reporter: people here saying they feel they dodged a bullet. a lot of the water here, that water that overtook roads, cars and businesses has receded. a number of business owners able to go inside and assess the damage. some businesses not open today.
making them more dangerous for us. besides the flooding in georgia where george was giving us an update there, there s been deadly flooding in mexico. nine people killed. 20,000 families have been affected. is that part of this just change in our climate that is causing these natural phenomenas to just happen more and more? these are images from telemundo. but there are places that are flooded and these things are happening more and more. they are. and what s happening is we ve always had these natural events before, but climate change is interacting with them making them worse. that s why rather than calling this global warming, i call it global weirding. look at the floods in pakistan. the droughts in china. the report breaking heat waves,