5 things to know today: more Delta cancellations and Braves wins

1. Delta Air Lines is canceling about 90 flights scheduled for Wednesday morning, after canceling 1,775 flights over the previous two days following a computer outage. [Read more.]

2. Braves come back for 2-1 win over the Milwaukee Brewers, marking Atlanta's 4th straight and 10th in 14 games. [Read more.]

3. An Amber Alert was issued when three men stole a car with a 5-month-old boy inside overnight. The child, Christopher Pitts Jr., was found safe inside the car and taken to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Hughes Spalding. [Read more.]

4. Donald Trump suggested that gun-rights backers can stop Hillary Clinton in a speech, which later led to many accusing him of encouraging violence. [Watch his full comments here.]

5. The metro area saw clouds and drizzle early Wednesday, but pockets of downpours aren't out of the question for the day. [But exactly where could those downpours hit?]

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