FBI probes ICE Molotov; Moores Mill Bridge partially collapses

afternoon of news. And as you come back in the newsroom, it's time now to check in with our assignment manager, Tanya Mendoza, for a check of the stories that we are working on today. Hey, Tanya, happy Wednesday. Hey, Tyler, happy Wednesday. Yes, we are working on several stories. Let's start out with what Rob DiRienzo is working on. Last night, the FBI is investigating reports that an incendiary device was thrown at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in downtown Atlanta at approximately 9:30 p.m. that's when it all went down we had sent a crew there the FBI personnel and evidence response technicians were on site collecting evidence um and there is no threat to the public uh right now is what they said there's no threat to public safety at this time the investigation is ongoing what they told rob today is that um basically they're going to put out a flyer a little later one of those be on the lookout type flyers that they put out and they may or may not hold a press conference. They did confirm this was a single suspected Molotov cocktail, no injuries, and they're seeking information. So once we know more, we will let you know. And Rob is all over that story today. He'll update us later. Tyler. Yeah, I got that push alert overnight and I was kind of shocked when I heard about what happened. So obviously, as we learn more, we'll continue to keep people up to date. Let's turn our attention now to this one. This is something that we were learning about yesterday, but we're obviously starting to get more information about why a bridge is closed in northwest Atlanta. The details here are kind of interesting. That's right. Drivers are facing major delays after a car struck a bridge on Moores Mill Road. That bridge partially collapsed. The closure forced commuters to detour along Ridgewood and West Wesley Roads. Crews are assessing the damage to determine whether the bridge can be repaired or if it'll need a full replacement so we did get an update from the watershed management and basically they said that the Moores Mill bridge over Peach Creek remains closed after a heavy vehicle struck the structure damaging its structural support and water line the department of watershed management continues to coordinate with The Atlanta Department of Transportation on the assessment and repair process at ATL. contractors are currently on site and they're evaluating the structural damage and determining the necessary repairs while the DWM continues coordinating efforts related to the damaged water infrastructure. Motorists are encouraged to avoid these areas and we will continue to update you on that. That is where our Michael Moore and Ray Yerena are right now. They're working that story. They'll have updates throughout the day. There are some detours that they have posted. You can get that on our website. And I also believe that the watershed department has tweeted those out as well. So that's what they're working on. And we'll continue to monitor that story. I was looking at the history of the bridge. It's a really old bridge, Tyler. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know if I've ever been over it, but yeah, I mean, looking at this live picture right there, it does not look like a bridge that was just put into place maybe within the last couple of years. It does obviously look a little older. So for people who live in that community, it's obviously going to be hard to have to deal with while they have to navigate around this if they're trying to commute to and from work or trying to get to maybe a grocery store or to an appointment. So you obviously feel for those people in that community as they deal with the partial bridge collapse that now obviously they're going to have to repair all these issues with the Department of Watershed Management, obviously the bridge itself with DOT. So obviously safety is the foremost here. That's why they're closing it. But, you know, it's just going to impact people who live in that area. Exactly. So we'll continue to monitor that. And it's a big deal for people in that area, like you said. And Ray will have updates on that throughout the day. Now let's move on to what Kevin Stewart is working on. So basically, Kevin is working on a story regarding a nurse diagnosed with breast cancer with no family history of the disease. She works at City Hope in Noonan. And basically, what he's saying he wants to focus on is she was under 40, but without symptoms or family history, Her doctor convinced her insurer to pay for a mammogram, and it found cancer in her breast. So he's working on her story. Her name is LaKeitha Russo. He'll have that update a little later. You know, we've been featuring a lot of breast cancer patients this month, and we'll continue to do so. Kevin will have that story a little later. I'm excited to hear more about it and the message that she wants to get out to other women. Yeah, I mean, obviously, it's so important to share these types of stories because we know that breast cancer touches the lives of many women and men, too. So it's very important that we share it during this month of October. Obviously, big companies get involved behind this with the different organizations, the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and a couple of all the other ones, the Susan G. Komen. So there's lots of reasons to share these stories, and we're going to continue to spotlight them during this month. But let's turn to this. We have another collab with Outkast, this time with the Falcons, not Waffle House. Obviously, you know, Waffle House is a very big institution here in the South. Let me pull up this. I don't know if you can see behind me, but here's some of the merch that they have launched with the Falcons. So basically, Atlanta Falcons and OutKast released ATLians retail collection. I'm looking at the press release right here. It says that Atlanta Falcons and OutKast released this 30th anniversary ATLians collection celebrating 30 years of OutKast's iconic second album. The collection is available for a limited time only online at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on October 25th. Every piece features a Falcons-inspired interpretation of the original ATLians album artwork. The seven pieces come in black and neon green. And basically, there's a lot. It's pretty cool. I'm looking at all the items on here. It's pretty cool. And they also said that the collection leads into the Falcons' ATLians theme game Sunday, October 25th, when the Falcons host the San Francisco 49ers at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Big Boi will perform at halftime with more surprises planned throughout the day. Kickoff is at 1 p.m. So we're all excited about that, Tyler. I really love these. This is like very well done. I love the colors. I love what we're looking at here. And I think it's safe to say it's so fresh and so clean. Oh my gosh, you did your research. I'm so proud of you. All right. Thanks, Tyler. Tanya, thanks so much. Appreciate the update on the stories we're working on today. I want to take you now to our