it is reported two people losts on lost their lives and hundreds of thousands out of power. emily: brennan, we come to you income, hello. hi. emily: what is latest, sir? what are we looking at and what can we expect? we have the center of idalia moving across southern georgia, passing east of valdasta. maximum sustained winds 85 mile per hour. rain shield is moving across southeastern u.s. into the carolinas. we have flash flood emergency in effect for the city of valdasta. over six inches of rain there, dangerous flash flooding there and we expect that to continue as heavy rain move to the center of idalia.
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tonight the fbi is investigating a deadly attack in jacksonville, florida. it happened saturday. a masked white man was carrying at least one weapon. the victims identified today, from 19 to 52. president biden denounced the attack saying, white supremacy has no place in america. we have the latest on the investigation. reporter: good evening. a vigil is being held near the scene. today we are getting a look at video showing the moments just prior to the shooting. he was lucid.
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