Author: Mike Nova

6PM ET 10/04/2024 Newscast
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A week after Hurricane Helene laid a path of destruction through western North Carolina over a hundred thousand residents are without water and over a million residents are living under a boil water advisory. The flood waters severely damaged water utilities and personal wells in a situation that could last weeks or months and becomes more dangerous as time passes. The non-profit ‘Wine To Water’, headquartered in Boone, North Carolina, is working around the clock to get clean drinking water to their fellow residents in need. FOX’s Tonya J. Powers speaks with Doc Hendley, the founder and president of ‘Wine To Water’, a non-profit that brings clean water to people in need anywhere in the world, who says the devastation has made the state unrecognizable and he details how his organization is helping bring much needed drinking water to those affected. If you want to know more, volunteer or donate go to: give.wtw.org/helene or wtw.org Click Here To Follow ‘The FOX News Rundown: Evening Edition’
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WITF Radio reporter Jordan Wilkie reports Pennsylvania military members stationed overseas face unique challenges when it comes to voting. (This story is part of an explanatory series focused on Pennsylvania elections produced collaboratively by WITF in Harrisburg and The Associated Press.

Lebanon says four hospitals in the south are out of action, as Israel continues its offensive against Hezbollah. The UN says all nine hundred government shelters for the displaced are now full. We speak to Mouenes Kalakesh, the Director of south Lebanon’s Marjayoun Governmental Hospital, one of the hospitals forced to close. Also in the programme: We’ll hear from the widow of the man who died during the failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump in July; and the European Union slaps punitive tariffs on imported Chinese electric vehicles. (Photo: With rubble now strewn across the road, and access by vehicle restricted, Lebanese citizens are fleeing across the border to Syria on foot. Credit: REU)

AP correspondent Norman Hall reports North Carolina is distributing Benadryl and EpiPens as yellow jackets swarm from Helene flooding.

The WNBA playoffs are underway, capping a record-breaking season: The league added teams, games saw the highest attendance ever, and television viewership skyrocketed. Many credit rookie player Caitlin Clark for drawing fans to the league after millions tuned in to watch her and rival players compete in this year’s college basketball championship. Host Elahe Izadi speaks with sports reporters Kareem Copeland and Ava Wallace about how the “Clark effect” has transformed the WNBA on and off the court. Today’s show was produced by Sabby Robinson. It was edited by Reena Flores. It was mixed by Sean Carter. Thanks to Mark Selig. Sign up for the Sports Moment newsletter here . Subscribe to The Washington Post here .

5PM ET 10/04/2024 Newscast
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AP correspondent Seth Sutel has the Markets Report, with another record close being set on Wall Street.

AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports President Biden is worried about how Donald Trump and his allies will respond to next month’s election results.