In today's other news, remnants of Hurricane Helene are wreaking havoc three days after making

landfall, dumping rain across the southeast, Midwest, and parts of the Appalachians.

It's

government said he expects the death toll in his state to rise.

Flooding has inundated the western part of North Carolina.

Homes and businesses have been destroyed and bridges and roads collapsed.

Millions across the southeast are without power.

Entire rural communities don't have cell service or internet service.

That leaves them unable to call for help. Some neighbors are

trying to fill the gap. We have a lot of elderly people over there that we couldn't

get help to and we're just trying to keep everybody alive. It happened so fast

in me and scared the life out of me because

nothing like that ever happened and I apologize because I'm not from here so I didn't realize

how the streets were you know I didn't know that it possibly could be that deep.

This is the third storm in a year.

Like, I don't know how much more we can take and then they're telling us there's another one out there.

The head of FEMA, as the agency is trying to move satellite communications, bottled water, and additional medical services to the most affected areas.

More than 100 Ukrainian drones were shot down over several regions of Russia today.

Overnight Russian guided bombs pummeled the Ukrainian city of Zaperizia, wounding at least

16 people in damaging infrastructure and residences.

This past week, Ukrainian President Valotir-Zolensky pressed allies for more air defense

support to help intercept guided bombs.

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