The pilot with the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron describes their prep for tracking a hurricane and the experience of flying into the storm. Plus, what Hurricane Hunters do with Marietta's own C-130 and why we still fly aircraft into the eye of a hurricane.

Getting the latest developments in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

Recapping the deal that averts a government shutdown and looking at the newest polling data in the presidential race.

Discussing the reopening of Apalachee High School following the shooting that left four people dead, and how recovery will be a long process as students, staff deal with the trauma.

Previewing Vice President's appearance and speech in Georgia and recapping the week on the campaign trail and inside the White House.

What the teachers, administrators, survivors of the Appalachee High School shooting need to keep in mind as they continue to recover from their trauma.

Celebrating the 70th anniversary of the venerable C130 Hercules Tactical Airlifter; the more than 2700 aircraft were all built in the Lockheed Martin Marietta facility. The aircraft is so versatile and resilient, orders for new ones are still being filled. They can fly fast enough to air refuel a jet fighter, slow enough to gas up a helicopter, and land on a dirt road, if necessary, with 90 combat troops or 42-thousand pounds of cargo.

The New York-based reporter brings us up to speed on the allegations and courtroom developments in the Sean "Diddy" Combs case.

Discussing the exploding pager incident targeting Hezbollah leadership in Lebanon and what it could mean for intelligence agencies and average civilians going forward.

Bankrate's Washinton Bureau Chief looks at what the anticipated interest rate cut will mean to the average American.