hillary clinton is bottom barreding florida's east coast right now with strong winds and powerful waves. here's a picture moments ago showing the power o expected to pound the atlantic seaboard from south florida to south carolina. >> here's what we've learned the eye of the deadly storm has stayed off shore and that may have spared some areas from the worst damage but this hurricane is still dangerous and potentially life-threatening. it is now a category iii with top as you say stained winds of

>> reporter: good morning the winds and rains kicked in about 10:00 last night. they've kept going all night long and we're going to have them all day long too. right now as you mentioned the hurricane is off shore but we're still feeling about 60-mile an hour winds where i'm standing. the good news of course is that thisri the catastrophic impact as was feared. people expected that maybe by now we wouldn't have power but of course obviously we do. there is a curfew in effect. it will go on until saturday mourn. bridges are closed about 3,800 people are in shelters. by and large people did heed the mandatory order to evacuate. i did run into some

going to ride out the storm in their homes. right now everything appears pretty good. people have their fingers crossed that the storm is going to stay off shore and spare the east coast of florida which is what everybody here wants. >> a little bit good news. the latest gayle take a peek the satellite. since states offshore. it is offshore. zoom in tight. this is cape canaveral right there. this is a little too close for comfort, okay? you could have a landfall within the next two, maybe three hours or so. because right now 40 miles to the east/southeast of cape canaveral and moving to the north/northwest at 14 and could

curving around maybe transition is into a cat two and around georgia and cat one around south carolina and big loop toward the bahamas. i got to point out this is the consensus cone not the only possibility. just know a couple of models reliable models keeping it pushing to the north/northeast we believe it will curve back down and the storm is a big deal with the storm surge. 7 to 11 foot st. lucy to the savannah, georgia area and from there to charleston four to six feet. rainfall the biggest rain in places like georgia and south carolina and maybe north carolina. these are projected numbers. just projected. but the 9.3 in savannah and 14.3 in fayetteville. because of the way the eye is situated and we are staying offshore the heaviest winds 120-mile-per-hour winds a little

staying offshore. right now looks like this becomes a storm. more about the water than the wind. charlie, back to you. >> we will have full coverage of hurricane matthew coming up on "cbs this morning." and scott pelley will be with the team of correspondents throughout the south. our storm coverage continues right now on our streaming news network cbsn. this has been a cbs news special report. i'm charlie thank you for joining us. >> a lot going on with hurricane matthew but we certainly want to get to our local forecast as well with danielle niles.

just to the east as the eye is right there. so we're going to watch this closely. here at home our weather is quiet compared to that. we're in the 40s and 50s, 54 in boston, 38 in taunton, 40s on the cape and we're in for a pretty good warm up later on today too. a little bit of fog out there right now. patchy but locally dense. the fog just like yesterday will take a little bit of time to burn off and then the going to be out and shine ing shining beautiful 71 by lunchtime and into the mid-70s it will be about 70 at the coast for the ride home. don't forget the shades. our holiday weekend is look good too. >> let's get you out on the roadways. things are not bad out there on the roads this morning your tough east ride is

split. the good news is traffic which is usually at a dead stop this hour is still moving along coming in from the north and west you're doing okay. breaking overnight investigators confirm they've found part of the wing from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the debris was found in the indian owes in may. flight 370 disappeared in march of 2014 with 239 people onboard. only a few other pieces of debris have been found. it's still unclear what happened to that flight. breaking overnight a crash, one person killed and a car went right off the road on 495 south crashed appeared burst into flames. police say the driver was trapped inside that vehicle. they're trying to figure out what caused that accident. and more breaking news from overnight 2 stabbings in boston within 10 minutes. one man was taken to the hospital with

being stabbed in roxbury. police were searching the area and talking to potential witnesses there. about 10 minutes earlier police respond today a stabbing in china town. ems says a man was stabbed on beach street and taken to the hospital with serious injuries. a deadly shooting in roxbury in front of a school bus with kids onboard. >> this morning the gunman is still on the loose. we're live in >> reporter: 3 young elementary school students were onboard that bus when a man was shot to death in the street. boston school officials are bringing in crisis counselors for those students today. in the meantime boston police are pleading go the public to help them find the suspect. crime tape crisscrosses in front of a school bus as police investigate a deadly shooting. boston school officials say 3 young students were onboard when

were crying. you had to get them off the bus. >> reporter: police say a fight broke out between self people around 5:30 thursday. a man believed to be in his 20s was shot in the head. he was pronounced dead. police are asking for help finding the killer. >> one shooter who fled and, you know, we need the public to step up. we're go to be looking at all the cameras in we'll be looking for witnesses. i think when you're doing it out here on a busy street with a lot of young children riding home, i hope for the sake of the young children they didn't see it. >> reporter: neighbors also distraught and in disbelief were at a loss for words. >> a lot of young kids around here. i don't know what to tell you, scary. >> reporter: the victim's name has not yet been released. again boston police are strongly

to give them a call. right now police are searching for a suspect in a violent home invasion, an elderly man killed, his wife injured. we're live in worcester where the woman is recovering in the hospital. >> reporter: that woman is still recovering we understand this morning. from what investigators are now calling a violent crime. >> one cop me a couple of questions was real nice to me and all he said was ma'am all i can tell you is something bad, some horrible happened. >> reporter: investigators worked into the dark thursday night emerging from this east river street home with bags of evidence. this was the scene throughout the day in orange an investigation into a crime. >> and i saw 2 ladies out in the yard, one was on the phone and

murdered wednesday evening and his wife suffered serious injuries. the crime discovered thursday morning. schools were placed on lock down based on guidance for police as the search began for suspects. >> they were a very nice couple. >> reporter: a neighbor says she heard nothing around the time of the crime. she described the couple as friendly and outgoing. the husband she says, still went to work in his 90s. >> we got along really good. it saddens me to think that something happened to them. >> reporter: at this point neither victim has been identified by police as this investigation now moves into day 2. as soon as we learn more information we'll certainly pass it along. campaign 2016 now, a new poll shows a tight race in new hampshire, the poll has hillary

for donald trump. it has a margin of error of 4.4%. trump hosted a off and on hall meeting in new hampshire last night. the nominee was more reserved tickinging about a dozen or so prepared questions from an invite only hand selected audience. >> it's -- even tonight they said donald trump is going to new hampshire to practice for sunday. this has nothing to do with sunday. and it's like they this was setup a little while ago they were going to cancel it, i said why are are you going to cancel it? i said forget debate prep. do you are really think that hillary clinton is debate prepping for 3 or 4 days, hillary clinton is resting, okay. she wants to build up her energy for sunday night. >> donald trump spoke for about an hour and spent half that time

reporters as she entered a fundraiser in new york yesterday. she has been off the campaign trail the past few days cramming for the second debate. you know watch that debate sunday night at 9 right here on wbz. . right now on your friday morning, coming up an urgent request for donations the local hospitals asking for help. >> also ahead a school reopening this morning after a mrsa outbreak, now, students in another district havete >> plus a local man dressed as a clown caught following a school bus what we're learning about his identity and whether he'll face charges. >> and a warning if you're heading out of town this weekend. >> we're talking about cool temperatures this morning. the kids may want the sweat shirt. you can put it in the backpack later on. 67 by recess time and into the 70s by later on this afternoon, a beautiful end to

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be prepared for a lot of company on the roads today. mass dot is expecting heavy traffic this afternoon as people head to new hampshire, maine and the cape for the long weekend. on the plus side the hov lane be on 93 south will open at 1 to >> and more good news the forecast looks pretty good. >> the western part of the eye wall of matthew right now is approaching. you know see the spin there in the atmosphere. what's interesting this is very rare as the national weather service has issued an extreme wind warning that's in effect. they're talking about gusts over 100 miles per hour as that eye

so we just had a gust of 102 miles per hour at the tower. just saw that on the national weather service chat. so an impressive storm here. obviously the east coast of florida getting lashed with the rain and wind. still 120-mile per hour winds. the storm will continue to parallel the coast by overnight tonight weaken to a category ii off the before taking that curve to the southeast and southwest. days loop here. it will be a tropical storm at that point but it looks like florida may have to contend with matthew again heading through the middle part of next week. for us a little bit of fog. quarter mile visibility. but 3 quarters of a mile in taunton. just like yesterday bit of a patchy fog type of morning but the to is

54 in boston, 56 in worcester. sunrise 6:48 this morning. do not forget the shades. otherwise any wet weather for us holds off until late tomorrow with a front that's back to the west. it will bring us a chance for showers tomorrow eve anyone. highs today then, mid to upper 70s, low 70s at the coast today beautiful. partly cloudy 40s tonight in the suburbs, 55 downtown, highs 70s but a little cooler today overall. 72 in norwell, 69 in boston, tomorrow we want out so any sun you have tomorrow morning enjoy it although most of the afternoon is going to be dry. pockets of rain arrive west to east tomorrow during the evening hours. maybe a shower in boston it will continue overnight, sunday morning very early waking up 4, 5, a.m. is a few left over showers in the

so speaking of the cape if you're heading there this holiday weekend late shower and lingering clouds on sunday. temperatures in the upper 50s, same goes for the lakes and mountains a chance for a shower late tomorrow and cool, bright beautiful, 50s to near 60 on sunday. tuesday, wednesday thursday next week look dry but rebound back into the 60s. >> all right thank you. let's get you out on the roadways this morning. we're bridge right now and you can see traffic starting fill in. the connector is all filled in this morning also up a little bit further north on 93 you'll be dealing with slow downs, you're on the brakes right now. and then you'll get a little bit of running room until you hit the summerville stretch. dealing with a dangerous shortage of platelets. there is

massachusetts and across the country. doctors say platelets are like the body's natural bandages and used for patients about leukemia. health officials are investigating a case of tuberculosis at medford high school. people are only at risk if they've had close or extended contact with the person who's sick. officials are trying to figure out who may have been exposed. andes expected to reopen today after an outbreak of mrsa there. crews cleaned the school yesterday. 4 students contracted that super bug. and there are some new cases of mrsa to tell you about, 2 students at the stanley school and swampscott high school have contracted the staph bacteria. a local father is facing

with school bus. police say the man followed several middle school students from their bus and bus stop. some of them were so scared they hid under a neighbor's backyard deck. the man's child was among those on the bus. this comes after a string of clown scares across the country. governor baker heading to ireland. they're scheduled to return october 15th. the gove his staff while he is away. >> all right. and just ahead a tough loss for the red sox. >> i know it. we're in cleveland with how the game ended. >> and new this morning the nobel peace prize has just been awarded. we'll reveal the

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the red sox will try and get even with the indians in game 2 this afternoon. >> a disappointing outing last night. the sox had a shot in the 9th down by 1. but petey strikes out here. he thinks he checks the swing but the replays shows he does g game 1 as they fall by a tight score of 5-4. disappointing outing for 22 game winner porcello. he got lit up for 5 runs shortest outing of the season. he gave up 3 home runs in the 3rd approximately. >> disappointed for you? >> yeah, obviously it's tough. you go out there and give up 5

good thing is you know, we've got tomorrow and we've got 4 games left in this thing. so we'll bounce back tomorrow appeared get after it. >> obviously a tough one close battle in game 1. >> yeah, yeah, tough to lose this first one but it was a good game. played hard. did a good job of scoring runs s huge. i thought it was a good game. you know, get ready to go tomorrow. david price he'll get the start coming up in game 2. he's never won a game as a starter in post season. we'll see if he can turn things around coming up later on this afternoon. . we still have a lot more coming up in your next half hour including the investigation underway at roxbury community college. >> and danielle is tracking hurricane matthew plus a closer

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right now hurricane matthew downgraded to a category iii storm but it's still slamming florida with high waves wind and rain, we'll have the latest on its track and damage. >> and certain over what some school children may have witnessed as a man was gunned down on a busy boston street. >> and an elderly man murdered, his wife badly injured, what we're learning about that investigation. good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. 6:30 right now. >> we've got a lot going on with hurricane matthew we want to get right out to danielle niles now with more on the forecast. >> the gusts over florida have been impressive. these are the current wind gusts. we just had a gust over 100 miles per hour. and that's because the eye, the western edge of the eye of

eye is where you typically get the strongest wind. you can see the band coming in off the ocean. the national weather service has issued an extreme wind warning for a very small area but from merit island back down until 7:15 this morning another 45 minutes for destructive gusts to 115 miles per hour. and in that warning they said expect tornado like damage because strong in a very isolated area. still a category iii hurricane, it's going to parallel the immediate coastline of florida through the remainder of the day today and gradually weaken. we'll keep you posted on that. for us at home quiet start to this friday morning 54 in boston, 39 in taunton, 40s on the cape, cool start touch of fog. the fog burns off just like yesterday by mid to late morning and the sun is going to

beauty of day overall. sunrise coming up just over 16 minutes from now. your lunch hour looks gorgeous. mostly sunny 70 degrees with a light breeze. grab the shades. the ride home near 70 at the coast and mid-70s inland. let's get you out on the roadways this morning. we'll take a live look at the expressway at the gas tank. you can see that things are jammed up. further south route 24 are stop and go right now from harrison boulevard up to 93 then a little bit of running room until you hit the split, jammed from there all the way past columbia road. well, it was a long night for people along florida's east coast as strong winds with battering waves and rain hit the area. 2 million people were warned to move inland. >> president obama declared a state of emergency in florida, georgia and south carolina.

look at the damage. >> reporter: overnight the outer bands of hurricane matthew began pummelling the florida coast with unrelentinging rain, the storm surge sent boats in this harbor rocking side to side. shutters were ripped off the front of businesses. in daytona beach police were left patrolling empty streets as most residents listened warnings. >> we can rebuild homes, businesses, we can't rebuild a life. this storm is a monster. >> some people living on the coast sought safety in red cross shelters, this one inside a school cafeteria. >> they were in vulnerable places. >> reporter: conditions here in orlando will intensify over the

matthew is expected to slam florida all day. in south carolina this beach bar stayed open for one last party. >> we're closed after tonight. >> reporter: matthew is expected to move out to sea this weekend. . >> and more than 200,000 people in florida are already without power. daylight will reveal the extent of the damage today. the eye over freeport last night. a roof was ripped off of a home, boats smashed onto shore and trees knocked down. video shows significant damage to hotels. meanwhile in haiti the death toll has jumped at least 283 people are now confirmed dead and sadly that number is expected to rise. video yesterday showed entire neighborhoods wiped out thousands of homes are damaged or destroyed and several towns

continue to track matthew for you. you can look for updates on our facebook page twitter or on our website wbz.com. new this morning columbia's president has just been announced as the winner of the nobel peace prize juan manuel santos. he negotiated and signed a peace deal last month ending a 52-year civil war. 6 days later that deal was rejected in a close vote but the committee says i to keep working towards a new agreement. a deadly shooting in roxbury in front of a school bus with kids onboard. this morning the gunman is still on the loose. >> reporter: 3 elementary school students were onbored that bus when a man was shot to death in the street. school officials are bringing in crisis counselors for those kids today. and in the meantime police are

here's a look at the intense police presence yesterday. you can see that school bus in the middle of crime scene. police say a fight broke out between several people around 5:30 thursday. a man believed to be in his 20s was shot in the head and was pronounced dead at the boston medical center. the commissioner says he's very alarmed this violence unfolded in front of young kids. >> out here on a busy street with a lot of young children riding home, i hope of the young children they didn't see it. >> reporter: again, police are asking for help finding the i killer who they say took off. the victim's name has not been released. . right now police searching for a suspect in a violent home invasion in orange, an elderly

injured. we're live in worcester where she is being treated. >> reporter: and investigators are describing this as a violent crime. they currently was a home insulation that again left an elderly man dead, and his wife badly injured. we're standing by to check on her status. we can tell you this incident happened on wednesday night. the crime scene only discovered yesterday though off east river street. schools were placed on search for a suspect or suspects possibly got underway. neighbors were telling us that the couple was friendly and outgoing. >> they were a very nice couple. i mean they got along really good, everybody liked them. it saddens me to think that something happened to them. >> reporter: now, neither victim has been identified as of this morning. we could tell you the woman is still recovering though this morning as far as we

. we have an update it morning the gloucester police chief will now be allowed to retire instead of being fired. gloucester's mayor anounsed monday that the chief would be fired for misleading investigators. she's reversing that decision. he's accused of inappropriate conduct with 2 women. he will remain on paid leave until he retires. addiction program that he started will continue. the mbta has agreed to a private contractor to take over its cash collection operation and the so-called money room. that move leading to protest. several union members were arrested yesterday afternoon. they blocked the facility and chain and padlocked the gate. police had to come in and cut the locks off. they all pleaded not guilty and were released. the chief says using a private

at least $8 million a year and another million that would have been used to upgrade the money room. >> we believe that by getting out of the cash management business we'll be able to better focus on our core delivery service and save the team a lot of money. >> security lapses were recently exposed. just last week a focus was released showing someone sleeping on the floor in that room with stacks of cash on the table. in massachusetts on october 28th and more than half the trips will be going down in cost. that's some good news. according to dot they just approved the new rates all cars with an ez pass will automatically receive a discount. the state made the change after complaints at a series of public hearings. the attorney general is looking into possible criminal activity at roxbury community college according to the globe which says the investigation

year for the college and the reggie lewis track center. in 2014 an audit found sloppy record keeping. ahead a check of the day's top stories. >> including 2 stabbings in boston just minutes apart, the search for the suspect. >> also coming up how about owning your own private island? >> weather watchers checking in with anoth c for a lot of us. there is a little bit of patchy fog right now. let's check in, karen says 46 in westminster right now. the air is dry and on our way to 70s. what about the holiday

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cable. >> i am not mad at that. >> i like a lot of sun. >> i know it. >> and up there it gets kind of cold >> very cold. >> even the 3 season might still feel chilly for us. >> how is it feeling outside danielle chilly wise? >> not as chilly as yesterday morning which is good news and we'll rebound into the 70s later on today. serious situation unfolding back across florida the eye wall the western edge literally just 7, 8 miles off the coastline where they have recorded 100 plus mile per hour gusts at some of the air force station. so that is why the national weather service has issued an extreme wind warning until 7:15 for destructive gusts up to 115 miles per hour remarkable as the western edge

coastline. matthew is still a powerful category iii hurricane moving at 14-mile per hour and will continue to parallel the coastline here right along the eastern edge of florida through the day today weaken to a category ii overnight tonight southnd east of the coast of georgia, and weaken tomorrow afternoon into a category 1 still bringing lashing rain and wind to the coastline there and gradually weak ton a tropical storm before cng southern florida may have to deal with additional rainfall the middle part of next week. 54 in boston right now, 39 in taunton, 40s for a lot of us, a little bit of fog. and that fog will burn off by mid to late morning for most of us. high pressure in control. next chance of any showers doesn't come in until later on tomorrow. sunny and

year. tomorrow we'll still manage low 70s too although any sunshine will be limited enjoy it while it lasts because the clouds thicken up quickly tomorrow and a chance of an evening shower. by sunday low 60s so we do cool down. the clouds may linger a little bit on sunday particularly in the morning to afternoon and a lingering shower on the south columbus day may be the pick, cool air in place plenty of sunshine and highs in the upper 50s to low 60s which also means a great weekend to do leaf peaking. i don't know but but you've seen moderate colors slashed around but some great fall color to enjoy.

weekend, late shower late tomorrow evening after 9, 10:00, sunday more clouds cooling off bright sunshine on columbus day a similar forecast if you're headed to the lakes and mountains. we stay in the 50s on columbus day but rebound into the 50s for tuesday, wednesday and thursday with a few more clouds by weapons and thursday especially at the coast. >> all right. thank you. let's take a liveoo the expressway for you now. here's the ride in from south of town dealing with stop and go from the split. 24 northbound is also a tough ride from harrison boulevard up to 93. north of town the bridge is jammed up this morning you're on the brakes. the rest of route 1 is doing okay right now. and then 93 southbound is jammed up right now from 128 all the way

one person killed when a car ran off the road on 495 south, crashed and burst into flames. police say the driver was trapped inside the vehicle. they're trying to figure out exactly what caused that crash. also breaking overnight 2 stabbings in boston within 10 minutes. one man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being stabbed around midnight. police were searching that area and talking to potential witnesses there. about responded to a stabbing in china town. ems says a man was stabbed on beach street and taken to the hospital with serious injuries. other top stories crisis counselors will be at an elementary school today after a deadly shooting in roxbury. >> it happened right in front of a school bus with kids onboard. the gunman is still on the loose this morning. the victim was shot last night. apparently the

fight, one pulled out a gunshot the other in the head and took off. investigators are concerned about what the kids might have seen. hurricane matthew wreaking havoc along florida's east coast, the category iii storm is bringing stock winds battering waves and a lot of rain. more than 200,000 homes with without power in florida alone. the storm is expected to push north throughout the day. a state of emergency is in effect in florida, grg and north carolina as well. coming up cleveland rocked the red sox. >> and a tough loss for game 1. we've got the highlights and low lights. >> and the patriots can't wait to get to cheap land and injury news to tell you about it

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. welcome back. checking sports this morning a tough lose for the red sox porcello giving up 5 earned are runs. the sox had a shot in the 9th but petey strikes out thinks he checks the swing replay shows he did go around. game 2 is this afternoon david price gets the start for boston.

from tom brady's first game of the season. the patriots will practice today before heading to cleveland. edelman put on the injury report yesterday and listed as limited. he broke his foot last november and had to have 2 surgeries, wbz is your patriots station for the latest news and a preview of the pats and browns tune into all access tonight a gets things started at 11:30 with patriots game day. kick off is at 1. right after the game flip over to the 5th quarter post game show. and time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7. >> let's check in. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on cbs this morning we're in florida tracking hurricane matthew's landfall as millions

plus we have teams along the coast in georgia and south carolina. they're bracing for massive flooding and dangerous storm surging. we'll see you right at 7. kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, because whether i'm working with

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

the week has come to an end. >> and here's a look back. >> category iv storm with 145-mile per hour winds more than 1,600 flights have been cancelled. >> likely to undergo some strengthening over the next 12 hours or so. >> campus on alert after report of an armed person in a clown costume. >> 2 vice presidential nominees clashed. >> i think running mate. >> governor, i can't imagine how you can defend your running mate. >> tom brady on the field. >> need to put down your coffee and pay attention to the story. >> danielle. that would be it, yes. >> can't stand it how cute you were, you look the same, sound the same. >> hosted a women's clinic at gillette. >> gronkowski and those guys get

>> got a little wild but it was fun. >> oh, boy never a dull moment from gronkowski. >> no, evening it's fantastic. our weather is quiet at home, today is going to be beautiful. hopefully you can get outside and enjoy it. tomorrow a few evening and overnight showers and sunday the clouds may be a bit stubborn but mainly dry. columbus day kind of sunny and kind of crisp. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday.

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, october 7th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? hurricane matthew slams ashore with 120-mile-per-hour winds and knocking out power and damaging dangerous storm. we will go to the hardest hit areas and talk to florida's governor. >> people in south carolina and georgia and north brace for a hurricane that could bring record flooding. they haven't faced a hurricane like this in more than a hundred years. >> donald trump and hillary clinton get ready for a rematch. we will show you how they are preparing for sunday's town hall