 There's get to safety, explains Division Chief Jesse Bernard. What I'm being told is some minor burn injuries, possibly some smoke inhalation. Otherwise, everybody got out safe and sound. Margaret says even though you learn what to do in a fire, it's still frightening. It's terrifying. I mean, you do the fire drills and you do all the things when you're in school, but as an adult, it's still scary. Investigators remain on the scene now trying to figure out what started that fire, Chris.  An injured man reportedly lives in the unit that caught fire. He's hospitalized with minor burns, being treated for smoke inhalation, but is expected to be okay. News story this morning about election security in Georgia, including cyber security. It's one of our top stories in less than a minute after traffic and weather. Right now, flying over the delays developing, leaving Douglas and DeKalb, Fulton County, I-20 eastbound, starts flowing, approaching six flags, pretty thick for a we are at exit 49, Fulton Industrial Boulevard.  Here comes the sun, and sunrise is at 7 o'clock for this morning. We're going to see those temperatures rising as well. Your forecast coming up in four minutes. At 6.32, Atlanta's morning news continues now with Judd Hickenbotham and Cheryl Castro. As kids head back to school, the government reports fewer low-income children who are eligible for free recommended vaccines.  are actually getting them. Despite being available at no cost, only 61% of eligible children receive recommended vaccines by their second birthday, coverage lowest for vaccines that require multiple doses. Dr. Deborah Owry with the CDC says simply, we need to do more. She says this shows there are other barriers besides money. The CDC's Dr. Georgina Peacock adds, healthcare providers can help increase the vaccination coverage by strongly recommending vaccines that  and assessing the needs for vaccines at every visit. Sabrina Cupid, 95.5 WSB. Three defendants charged with alleged abuse at a Stone Mountain daycare are expected to enter pleas this morning. Alexis Swain, Corey Chambers, and Cassandra Chambers face several cruelty to children charges dating back to June of 2022 at the Apple Tree Learning Center. That's when a mother says she discovered injuries on her child's face. The charges are tied to 13 alleged victims who ranged in age from six months to almost three years old.  Georgia elections officials are on guard for cyber attacks and misinformation ahead of the November election. Cyber security is one of our top concerns. Now it's AI layered on top of that. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says foreign hackers are a real threat. They're eight to ten hours ahead of us, plus I don't think they ever sleep. And so we have to be a couple steps ahead of them, and it's really tough. His office has also hired a new IT director to guard against the threat, and they're in touch with federal and state partners to respond to any potential attacks.  Local elections offices are gearing up for election day, and that starts with testing the voting machines. The logic and accuracy tests are conducted ahead of every election, and each machine will go through the same process, says Paulding County Elections Director Deidre Holden. We want the public to engage with us so they'll know the processes that we do to make sure that their vote is counted properly and counted, period.  She says the misinformation swirling around elections is concerning to her but hopes the public knows. We're going to do everything we can to make sure that their vote is counted and everything's done the right way. All counties have to perform the tests ahead of election day. In Paulding County, Jonathan O'Brien, 95.5 WSB. The search is on for a killer after an argument at a DeKalb County gas station turns deadly. Police find a man dead with several gunshot wounds in front of the Citgo on Columbia Drive. The store clerk witnessed the shooting and tells Channel 2 Action News. They had a fist fight over here.  And then they took out the gun. A shooter drove off. Police are working to identify the gunman through surveillance video. Atlanta Fed Bank President Rafael Bostic says more data is needed ahead of a decision on interest rate cuts to ensure policymakers don't have the chance, don't have to change course once they begin cutting.  While he adds he's definitely concerned by the rise in joblessness, he told the Conference of African American Financial Professionals in Atlanta that much of that increase was due to a larger supply of workers rather than a slump in demand. 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Cap police working trouble on I-20 westbound in Canter Road, 8th and 65, seeing brake lights as you come out of the work zone, although the work has wrapped up for the morning, so no lanes restricted outside the perimeter on I-20 west near Panova Road or Westley Chapel in DeKalb County. Watching the entire I-85 commute from Duluth to downtown Atlanta, Alex Williams.  Getting slower, 85 southbound, 316 down into Norcross. Crash still in the right lane inside the perimeter, 85 southbound at North Druid Hills Road. And Ashley Frasca just found a new crash. Looks like car sideways, maybe a couple of right center lanes. 85 northbound between Pleasantdale and Jimmy Carter. Traffic brought to you by Audible. Heavy traffic, make traffic work for you with Audible. Explore new worlds or get inspired listening to audiobooks, podcasts, and originals. There's more to imagine when you listen. Sign up for a free trial at audible.com. Triple team traffic, 95 high, WSB.  71 degrees in Cartersville, 70 in Kennesaw, and it's a beautiful sunrise over Lake Lanier, currently 75 degrees incoming. We're on our way up to a high of 90 degrees today, partly cloudy, a little bit more humid, and a few isolated pop-up showers can't be ruled out between Lake Lanier and the city of Athens. Lows tonight in the low 70s, tomorrow partly cloudy, high 91. Watching for scattered rain showers and thunderstorms on Friday, daytime high 90. Meteorologist Christina upwards 95.5 WSB.  The next move is Iran. They have to find something to do to retaliate, and they have to do that to show face, but they have to be careful not to push too many buttons. That's counterterrorism specialist for Green Beret, Brian Boyd. More of my in-depth chat with him about all this coming up in less than 10 minutes now at 645. And next on Atlanta's morning news, U.S. military show of force continuing in that region, hoping to be a deterrent. It's 637.  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On the day of mourning at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, worshipers call for unity amid the war. Shai Zohar, the uncle of an Israeli hostage, says they turn to their faith for the release of the remaining hostages held in Gaza. We believe this is a capable day and that our prayers will go all the way up and bring our hostages back.  Both sides have been looking over an internationally backed proposal for more than two months that would wind down the 10-month-long war and free the roughly 110 hostages still held in Gaza. The United Auto Workers Union files federal labor charges against former President Trump and Tesla owner Elon Musk. It comes after the pair had a two-hour live interview on X. The union alleges that both men interfered with workers who may want to exercise their right to join a union. During the streamed conversation, Trump praised Musk for firing workers who went on strike.  The Trump campaign called the union's allegations frivolous and a shameless political stunt. Norman Hall reports the union recently endorsed Kamala Harris for president. A tropical storm Ernesto is gaining strength in the Caribbean and set to become a hurricane later today. The governor of Puerto Rico has activated the National Guard ahead of the storm's arrival there. We are particularly warning tourists and our own population to stay away from the oceans.  Ernesto is projected to slam into Puerto Rico in the next few hours. Winds are expected to reach 60 miles an hour in Puerto Rico with some level of storm surge expected. It's 642. And live team coverage of traffic and weather comes every six minutes as Atlanta's morning news continues. On a Wednesday, first a travel advisory to report. This is on I-85. Mark McKay is in the Skycopter.  We're heading there right now, 85 northbound, north of I-285, Spaghetti Junction, exit 95. A couple of right center lanes knocked out with a crash outbound heading toward Jimmy Carter Boulevard. Southbound lanes are flowing inside the perimeter. We still see police working the crash here in Brookhaven. Right lane knocked out, 85 south at North Druid Hills Road, exit 89. What do you see through midtown downtown at  Volume picking up near the stadium on 7585 Connector Northbound trying to head up to I-20. Traffic brought to you by Active Pest Control. Mosquitoes aren't just annoying, they can be dangerous as well. Active Pest Control can help keep your garden mosquito-free year-round. For a free quote, visit ActivePestControl.com today. Triple team traffic, 95.5 WSB.  75 degrees in Marietta. It is 74 in Conyers. Good morning, Auburn. It is 72 degrees at this hour. We do have some clouds passing by this morning, but they are low clouds. They will be quick to lift away and sunshine through the afternoon high near 90. A few pop-up storms can't be ruled out between Lake Lanier and the city of Athens, but otherwise mainly dry today.  Lows tonight in the low 70s. 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Bruce Boyd joins me, a counterterrorism expert, former Green Beret, who's helped us cover the Israel-Hamas war. It was April. Remember, we saw Iran take very limited at that time and telegraphed way in advance military action against Israel. This, Bruce, has potential at least to be something more.  It does. But you've got to remember, going back to when the Trump administration killed General Soleimani, that rattled the Khomeini. He never thought that they could reach out. That'd be like killing our attorney general or our secretary of defense. But getting Soleimani was a very big coup for the government. But it also showed them that we could reach into their area of protection and get them. Now, this killing of Haniyeh  really rattled them too, because it was done in downtown Tehran, not too far from where all the leaders and the government officials had their homes. So that kind of shook them up. The thing that concerns me is all the sane nations in the world belong to the various nuclear agreements, Russia, India, Pakistan, the United States. The only country that has participated in this nuclear proliferation agreement of not using it to kill each other is Iran.  And because they're driven by a religious zealot, they're probably the only people who could push a button. If they push a button of a nuclear attack on Israel, the Iron Dome wouldn't prevent it. That's part of the issue. That's why everybody's nervous about it over there. So I would take it from that you don't put much hope or store in this big confab in Egypt on Thursday. No. Let's say you have a bank robbery in your town.  And the bank robber takes about half a dozen hostages along with a child and a baby. When the police are there, do you think the police are going to have a ceasefire? Do you think the police are going to let the guy go? Do you think they're going to push and push and push until they get the child out and the mother out? They'll get it down to a few male people. And in the end, what are they going to do? They're going to go in. You may lose a hostage, but that's the way the world turns. There is nothing logical about a ceasefire.  And I've told many people if Hamas gave up the hostages, they might survive as a political group because then it would force Netanyahu to give in on the fact that stopping the war because he's got his hostages back. So it's a very tough game that Sinwar is playing.  This is part of the longer chat, very insightful I had with Bruce Boyd, expert on these matters. And to post the rest of it at wsbradio.com after the show, go to the On Demand, either on the app or on our website. And the morning news interviews are right at the top. It's about 10, 12 minutes and an interesting listen as we await developments there in the Mideast.  We awaits our exclusive five-day forecast. We won't have to wait long. That's about a minute away. Check Triple Team traffic first by heading to the WSB Skycopter. First hearing from Mark McKay. All right, we got the right side of the roadway knocked out here on I-85 northbound. Travel advisory north of 245 north of Pleasantdale Road.  Vehicle askew here in your unit tending to it. Three right lanes are lost. 85 northbound, north of I-285. Traffic starting to collect into those ramps coming from 285 east. You can avoid it altogether by using Buford Highway. Southbound, 85 slowing, leaving Pleasant Hill Road. As you work inside the perimeter, look for brake lights at Claremont Road. You'll crash the right lane, 85 south, and exit 89. That is North Good Hills Road. Watch the ride through Cobb-Cherokee County.  75 and 575 are doing okay. And now reports of a person may have been hit. There are cars on the left and the right shoulders with a crash. I-20 westbound past Candler Road. Thankfully, no big delays yet. If that is the case, it is getting a little heavier, though, out at Panola Road. Traffic brought to you by Finley Roofing. Over 65,000 local roofs replaced. Means Finley's mastered the process with impeccable high-quality work and 0% financing. RoofRoof.com. Triple team traffic. 95.5 WSB.  WSB meteorologist Christina Edwards and her exclusive five-day forecast sponsored by Breda Pest Management. They handle bugs and critters. The sun is coming up, though we have some cloud cover that is obscuring the sunshine right now. However, I do think we'll have plenty of sunshine later on this afternoon.  Right now, 71 degrees in Villa Rica, 77 in East Point. Good morning, Conyers. It's 74 degrees at this hour. Partly cloudy later on today. High 90. An isolated rain shower can't be ruled out between Lake Lanier and the city of Athens. Lows tonight in the low 70s. Tomorrow, partly cloudy. High 91. Friday, starting off partly cloudy, but watching for scattered pop-up rain showers and thunderstorms. High 90. Saturday, watching for a line of heavy rain and thunderstorms to march through north Georgia.  Some of those storms may produce some locally damaging wind gusts and locally heavy rainfall as well. Saturday's high is 91, drying out on Sunday, high 92. Meteorologist Christina Edwards, 95.5 WSB. Those maddening potholes on the metro area interstates. Before 7 o'clock here on Atlanta's Morning News, why Clark Howard thinks they may actually get filled in sooner rather than later. It's 6.52.  Reliable Air has an offer you can't pass up. Free AC until 2025. That's right. Get a new AC system and make no payments until next year. And Reliable Air offers an unmatched lifetime warranty. Visit ReliableAir.com and book a free consultation or call 770-817-3760. Get a brand new AC and pay nothing until next year. Next day installation guaranteed. 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Here are Sheryl Castro and Judd Hickenloft. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz defends his military record while on his first solo speaking event as a VP candidate. As the Republican campaign continues its criticism.  Walls served in the Minnesota National Guard for 24 years, leaving to run for Congress months before his unit deployed to Iraq. Trump running mate J.D. Vance posted this message to Walls. Thank you for your service, but you shouldn't have lied about it. Rhiannon Alley reports Walls fires back, saying you should never denigrate another person's service record.  Squad member Ilhan Omar survives a primary challenge to her congressional seat in Minnesota. She beats Don Samuels, who had criticized her condemnation of Israel's handling of the war with Hamas. In her victory speech, Omar calls out Samuels' campaign. I hope that they reflect in the shameful way they decided to divide our district. Omar's victory comes after two other members of the so-called progressive squad both lost their Democratic primaries.  President Biden joins the First Lady in announcing $150 million in grants for eight research groups, all working to help surgeons more precisely remove tumors from cancer patients. It's all part of our goal of our cancer moonshot, to end cancer as we know it. Biden lost his son Beau to brain cancer in 2015. Launching his cancer moonshot as vice president, he relaunched the program in 2022 as president, his goal cutting cancer death rates by half in 25 years.  Cigarette smoking returns to an 80-year low in the U.S. A new Gallup poll shows 11% of adults say they smoked cigarettes in the past week. That matches the historic low measured in 2022. The smoking rate is now around half of what it was a decade ago. In 1944, the first Gallup poll about cigarette smoking found that 41% of American adults smoked.  Braves continue to inch back closer to first place in the NL East. Atlanta wins 4-3 last night in San Francisco, marking the second night in a row with a 10th inning win over the Giants. Braves catcher Travis Darnot drives in the game-winning run. Yeah, it's big. We come in here wanting to win the series, and for us to be up 2-0 is a good feeling. The victory brings the Braves back to six games out of first behind the Phillies, who have lost four straight. And the Braves are back in action against the Giants tonight. It's 6-57. Traffic and weather next. Mark McKay.  A mix of sun clouds today. Afternoon high 90. Clark Howard now sponsored by Morgan & Morgan. I am so excited.  You know, the potholes on the interstates in Metro Atlanta are so bad ugly. I hit one on I-75 just recently in Cobb County that, man, it was like I was going into a hole and I was like, I'm going to have a flat. Fortunately, I did not.  The good news is the state is allocating a supplemental budget item to spend millions and millions of dollars fixing the potholes on the interstates. Now we need governments across metro Atlanta to deal with the potholes on the regular streets. And while we're at it, do you know on Roswell Road,  Inside the city of Atlanta, just barely before you hit Sandy Springs, there's been one of those big metal plates in place for four years. Still sitting there. What's going on? Devastating metro area fire overnight. Our top story, 90 seconds from now. Stay with us. It's 658.  Oh, no. The garage door spring broke. Never fear. Balanced Garage Door fixes broken springs fast. And we offer same-day service. And best of all, Balanced Garage never, ever, ever charges for a service call. Go to balancedgaragedoors.com. That's balancedgaragedoors.com. There's a deal on your fave just waiting for you in the McDonald's app. It's just sitting there right now. Come on.  You can't leave it hanging like that. 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Firefighters get the call about the blaze at the Overlook Apartments on Colquitt Drive in Sandy Springs late last night, explains Division Chief Jesse Bernard. Got a call of a report on the top floor. Upon arrival, my crews found a fire coming off of the corner here. And they are able to extinguish it and get everybody out to safety. Now, authorities say the fire started in a top floor apartment, which is right across from