sean: now on "daybreak," unusual attack. a man in bowe used construction equipment and put officers in danger. erin: matthew is on the move. the powerful hurricane is headed toward florida. millions of people are evacuating. kevin: cool start to the day with patchy fog gives way to sunshine and warmer temperatures if we could hang on in time for the holiday weekend ahead. >> stop. get on the ground right now. sean: dangerous chase. a chase and arrest in pelham was caught on camera. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us today. looks like we're in for some great weather out there. sean: two very different stories. beautiful weather in the northeast. the hurricane, hurricane matthew gaining strength at sea.

weather. beautiful sunrise if you do not have the sun initially, you are contending with quite a bit of patchy, dense fog. visibilities down to less than a third or a quarter of a mile. we go from the upper 30's to mid 40's. high temperatures this afternoon for most will best 70. there could be a few spots in the mid 0*e8 70's this afternoon. changes come for the holiday weekend. we'll talk about that hurricane matthew coming up. let's look at your thursday morning ride. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. we still have road work that's slowing things down on 93 northbound through manchester. between exit 5 and the lower 293 split. there are some heavy delays through the area. 93 northbound seeing some minor slowdowns through the hooksett tolls this morning. interstate 89 is below the posted speed limit.

volume at exit 18 and 20 in lebanon. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson. sean: as we talked about hurricane matthew is now moving through the bahamas. he is starting to gain strength again before approaching te coast of florida tonight. the death toll has risen to 16. the number is expected to climb as rescue crews try to reach the hardest hit areas of haiti. thousands of people lo government estimates $350,000 people need some sort of assistance. erin: meanwhile two million people in the u.s. are being told it evacuate and hundreds of flights in and out of the region have been canceled, included some out of manchester. maggie rulli is following the preparations for matthew's arrival. >> this morning, florida is preparing for this. hurricane matthew, possibility the worst storm to hit the

it's already ripped through the caribbean, slamming into haiti. >> everything in my house is wet. i've lost everything. the water took it. reporter: levels towns in cuba. as it makes its way through the bahamas, matthews heads to the u.s. the fatal storm is strengthening with winds whipping at more than 120 miles an hour. florida, georgia, and the carolinas have declared states of emergency. they are being forced to choose to are being asked to leave their homes in florida. >> it could be the decision between life and death. reporter: south carolina is expected to evacuate half a million people. residents flea. >> we want you to evacuate. we do not want you to stay. reporter: those who do are scrambling for supplies, food and bottled water. >> i've been to three gas stations shut down because they are out of

to 40 minutes. >> we want to get batteries. they are out of batteries. president obama: if you get an evacuation order, remember you can always rebuild. you can always repair property. you cannot restore a life if it it is lost. reporter: the u.s. navy says it is prepared to help. it has the east coast fleet in a heightened state of readiness. abc news, washington. sean: back here at home, a man from bowe is due in court, accused of and driving toward police. erin: ray brewer joins us live from the bow police department to explain the very unusual situation and the charges that are now involved. good morning, ray. l good morning, erin. it was a dangerous situation. it is fortune that one was hurt. they were called to the recycling business yesterday after here in bowe. 54-year-old pete emanuel

piece of construction equipment while someone was inside. police say emanuel was still drive handgun they arrived, refused to turn the machine off, instead driving into a building. >> at one point as we approached the building and got close to it, he bagged it out ward the officers. certainly there could have been some very severe injuries. based on that big piece e sean: police say he eventually abandoned the loader near several dumpsters and ran across the state and took off in a company vehicle. while officers were checking, emanuel was arrested two hours later on field stone drive. he now faces several charges. due in court later this morning. reporting live in bowe, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: ray, thanks.

hampshire today. the republican presidential nominee is holding an invite in sandown at 7:00. this comes a week after he held a rally in bedford. meanwhile the candidates for governor squared off in a debate at new england college in henniker. chris sununu and colin van ostern tackled issuings that impact the state from the economy to the health care. one recurring theme was who has the best business, what matters is results. look at the results at waterville valley under his mismanagement. we've seen half the number of skiers visits, jobs cut, and it informs how he will lead our state moving forward. >> talk to the businesses of the north country. talk about someone who doesn't want what we have to deal with north of concord. colin's entire world revolves around concord. sean: they did agree on one thing, neither one supports the

are due in court after a four-month-long drug investigation. police arrested 34-year-old jamie butler and 35-year-old william butler yesterday. they found 15 grams of heroin and other drug paraphernalia in their apartment. both face drug charges. erin: the man police say was drunk when he lead them on a high-speed chase along winding roads is due in court tomorrow. >> stop. get on the ground right caught on pelham dash camera of a police officer started early wednesday morning after a driver sped by an officer on route 38 and blew through red lights. speeds reached 80 miles per hour forcing the officer to slow down before finding the car flipped over on mammoth road. the driver, 22-year-old justin soeum, was not hurt. he now faces several charges including dwi.

woman is expected to wrap up today. 35-year-old erica hunt is charged with second-degree assault after other family members brought the boy to the police station. hunt and the 12-year-old were arguing when the boy picked up a metal bat and started swinging it. up and hit him in the leg. the defense says he harmed himself while swinging it. and why experts are so excited about the video from hawaii. video from hawaii. erin: local snowmobile chris sununu's family gave him a famous name

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kevin: starting off with patchy, dense fog. beyond that it is sunshine today. warming us up into the low to mid 70's. that continues for getaway day tomorrow. changes for the holiday weekend. details on that a hurricane matthew as it approaches florida coming up. sean: beautiful sunrise. dozens of officers received special recognition yesterday. erin: it was all a part of the statewide effort to raise money for the state association of police chiefs. in manchester, mayor ted gastas was on hand as five officers were recognized as well as being highly invested in the community. the lifetime achievement award was given to a

served with the department for eight years before his death in march. sean: thousands of people are flocking to new hampshire to check out the fall foilage now. the white mountains are home to some of the best rock climbing in the world. one spot that's really growing in popularity is rumney rocks. there's fixed hardware for more than 700 climbing r the escape outside section of wmur.com. erin: i would love to take a listen. federal officials are sharing an incredible view of the lava lake at the summit of a volcano in hawaii. this is the first 4k ultrahigh definition video ever shot of the e respecting. the summit eruption started back in 2008, creating a large molten lake that bubbles and plans up.

below. the new video will be used in a documentary about the history of the volcano set to be released in 2018. really good. the shots they can get now. sean: one of those things i've always wanted to see. don't lose the sd card. erin: can you imagine? or drop is in the water -- sean: don't drop it in the lava. coming up, it is costing less to put food on the table. how long experts say you can expect to see lower grocery prices. erin: check to out.

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to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to protect access to mammograms. i approve this message because after all the false, negative ads, i'm still the kelly ayotte you know- and i'm still fighting for you. erin: the jobless rate in new hampshire is one of the lowest in the country. if you are looking for work, there's help available today in rochester. the state is hosting a job fair from 10:00 until 2:00 at the lilac mall on milton road.

range of full and part-time job. if you plan on attending, make sure you have plenty of resum?s with you. you may have noticed already, it is costing a little less to fill those pantries these days. according to the bureau of labor, the overall cost of groceries is down about 2% over the last year. the biggest savings for proteins like meat, fish, and egg. part of the reason is because many farmers have expanded production, so there's a surplus. we can expect that pork, eggs, and chicken. sean: a massive new oil field has been discovered off of the coast of northern alaska. it may be one of the biggest in state history. they think the field which is about three miles off shore contains between six and ten billion barrels of oil, enough to produce 200,000 extra for decades. the goal is to start production by 2022. the company that

lucky, says it will create thousands of jobs required in investment of $10 billion. big money up north. a man from australia is living the dream. david took a four-minute flight using the jet pack. it is the first jet pack ever in the uk. we're disputing that. he rose nearly 100 feet off of the ground. he has completed more than 400 test flights. he wants to make an electric version development in april with a projected price tag of $250,000. erin: wow. sean: as we mentioned before, james bond totally did that. erin: he did. sean: maybe it wasn't in the uk. erin: that was in the movies. this is real life. kevin: that looked pretty real to me. that looks probably -- that looked way too real to me. erin: that looks awesome. you can use a jet pack to get yourself over to

us know. erin: i would love to. i only want to go five feet off of the ground. sean: we have to clear the building. kevin: no thank you. patchy, dense fog. visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile. above that as you'll notice, you've got the fog and you get the sunshine otherwise. this is the way the day starts if you are not contending with the fog, you are going to have the sunshine and what should be a really nice day. you kind of bottle up these days and wish you had them after a dreary pattern. today it is low to mid 70's. of course all of this comes with that disclaimer that we need the rainfall. we soarly need the rainfall. a good portion of the southern half of the state right now. our one rain chance located here and arrives here saturday afternoon and saturday evening. upper 30's at its chilliest with patchy frost. other areas in the low 40's. visibilities in places

on. you'll notice that .1 of a mile visibility at pease. there are some areas where it is slow going this morning. that will improve just over the next few hours. warmer temperatures moving in today. it will be around through the day tomorrow. highs today low to mid 70's. from there, we are looking at a light wind out of the northeast to shove on shore at the coast later on this afternoon. more fog plays out later on tonight. more sunshine and temperatures in the 70's tomorrow. sunshine to start the day on saturday. of showers trying to wander in. not looking at anything essentially heavy. looks like it will be a couple of quick-passing showers at best. once it goes by, cooler air starts to drain in for sunday and columbus day. all eyes to the south right now. this continuing building hurricane as it moves to the northwest. hurricane matthew category 3 hurricane and approaching category 4 strength yet again as it gets to the east coast of florida. it will be very close to

inland somewhere between west palm beach and the space coast before eventually lifting north and eventually out off of the coast of the carolinas. obviously all of the threats that come with a hurricane are going to be there for a good portion of the state of florida. the heaviest of the rain is going to be up through the carolinas as it eventually makes its turn. everything in just about every map suppresses that well enough to the south. we're left with the fair skies for the holiday weekend. it will be with an incr i saturday. the chance for the shower in the afternoon ore evening. clears skies setting up a breeze out of the north. it brings in cooler air after highs in the low to mid 70's today and tomorrow. we drop it back into the 60's only to see the recovery. two fronts, one sat and maybe another one on wednesday. erin: these next couple of days are beautiful. 70's and sunshine. kevin: you almost feel bad. sean: let's check out the top

ray: a bowe man is due in court after he used a front end loader during a domestic incident. he used it to tip over another piece of construction equipment while someone was inside. police say emanuel was still driving the loader when they arrived, refused to turn the machine off, and drove into a building. he fled the scene, was arrested a few hours later, fortunately no one was injured. sean: the man drunk when he lead them on a high-speed chase is due in court today. 22-year-old justin soeum reached nearly 80 mile an hour and blew through red lights before his car flipped over. the trial of a middletown woman hitting a 12-year-old relative with a baseball bat is expected to wrap up. erica hunt is charged with two counts of second-degree assault.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: thursday morning, the sixth of october. we're seeing some patchy fog out there. somehow is the other end. i think you have to clean the camera there. erin: who can do a good fog horn? sean: it wasn't that bad about an hour ago. erin: we're going to look at the forecast after the top stories thor facing numerous charges after he used a front end loader to tip over another piece of construction equipment while someone was inside. a manchester man is waking up behind bars after he was caught making meth at a boat launch in dunbarton. hurricane matthew is taking aim at the bahamas. people in florida are expected to start feeling the impact of the storm tonight. sean: good example back here, about 15-20 minutes south.

foggy in the harbor. kevin: yes. that's the way we word this. patchy, dense fog. it is in areas, but not necessarily others. some of that elevation-driven. we start off with the fog and visibility down to less than of a quarter of a mile in places. temperatures upper 40's to mid 30's. quick jump into the low to mid 70's. another banner day as we continue to wait on much needed rainfall somewhere in the forecast. sean: you when the sun goes down it starts to cool off quickly. here's a look at i-95. you can see the fog down there. erin: down to 37. we're joined live by wzid deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. the fog is causing some good news on 93 north of the concord area down through the hook set tolls and to the upper it 93 split in manchester. just give yourself extra

things down. you are heading out on interstate 9, it is nice and clear heading to lebanon. we're not seeing any problems along the seacoast on 93 from hampton to maine. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: new on "daybreak," a man from bowe is facing charges after he used a front end loader to tip over another piece of construction equipment while so erin: ray brewer live in bowe with the details. was anyone hurt in this? ray: fortunately there were no injuries. police telling us this all began when they got a report of a domestic disturbance at a recycling business on river road in bowe yesterday afternoon. bowe police say when they arrived at the scene they found the 54-year-old peter emanuel had used a front end loader to tip over another piece of equipment while the victim was inside.

arrived. he ignored the officer's request to turn the machine off. at one point he packed the machines toward the officers and a police cruiser. >> we were able to get out of the way. there's enough room out there. we were able to move rather quickly. you know, at this point had he decided if he wanted to decide to drive at us, we had enough safe places to go at this point. thankfully it didn't come ray: police say emanuel drove the front end loader to the end of the property. officers across the street got into a company truck and fled the scene. he was arrested without incident two hours later on field stone drive. emanuel is facing multiple charges, including two felony counts of attempted first-degree assault. root now he's being held

due in court later today for an arraignment. reporting live in bowe, wmur news 9. sean: hurricane matthew is wreaking heave sock as it makes its way to the u.s. the storm is being blame for 16 deaths. ten of them in haiti. the death toll will climb. officials are struggling to communicate with haiti's hard hit southwest region. a key bridge was washed out. many roads are so far authorities have town more than 3,200 destroyed homes. now matthew is making its way toward florida's coast. preparations for the storm are well underway. nikole killion is in the washington bureau to tell us how the government is gearing up. reporter: president obama says now is the time to prepare and heed the advice of local authorities. >> this is something to take serious. we we hope for the best.

i would urge everybody in the affected states of florida, georgia, south carolina, and north carolina to pay close attention to your local officials. reporter: the president visited fema where he got an update. he says they have response teams on the ground and supplies in position. it killed more than a dozen people in the caribbean and expected to reach florida's coast tonight. nearly two million people have been urged to evacuate. call for more evacuations today. in washington, nikole killion. erin: all right. thank you. rochester police need your help tracking down a bank robbery suspect. they say the man in the surveillance pictures walked into the citizens bank inside the hannaford supermarket yesterday morning and passed the teller a note says he had a weapon and wanted cash. no weapon was shown. the suspect took off after getting money. anyone who recognized him is urged to contact

accused of making meth. derek winters was arrested tuesday evening after police say he was caught making meth at the purgatory pond boat launch. during a search of the truck, they found more evidence of meth manufacturing. winters is due in court next month. erin: a 22-year-old man will spend up to seven years behind bars after pleading guilty in a case that involved online adds, assaults, and robberies. joel leary is one of two men and twoom police say at least four men reported being robbed and assaulted in a somersworth apartment after answering an ad for female companionship posted on the back panel. >> they planned to lure men and staged an elaborate act to scare the men out of the apartment after having

erin: leary pleaded guilty to robbery and conspiracy. sean: the new hampshire snowmobile association is feeling the impacts of the ongoing drought. the grounds are being prepped for this weekend's race into winter. it is a decade's old event that attracts more than 40,000 people as they get ready for the upcoming snowmobile season. for the first time ever, event organizers have to truck water in to fill three normally brook-fed ponds that people need to run thrgh to cool their suspensions. >> a tractor trailer load, presentation, that would normally fill a pool is what we use to fill one of the holes. the two other smaller ones are much rather less than that. when they come in, it also provides firm -- it provides the farm animals with a place to drink afterwards. which they haven't had the opportunity to do this summer yet. >> because the drought organizers say they are

possible. erin: a ground-breaking ceremony is being held today for a renovation and expansion project at upper connecticut valley hospital. the $2 million project will provide space for the rehab department. the ceremony starts at 3:30 this afternoon. sean: a welcome homer ceremony s held for a volunteer firefighter who rode his bike from new hampshire to florida. the the journey to raise money for ride to recovery. this was the reaction. the organize builds adaptive bicycles. fire departments were asked to give le january -- lechance a place to stay. >> my wife said ask my doctor. i asked him. he said i'm not your mother. what you want to do? i want to go for a bike ride. he said i don't have a

bicycle like you. i said how did you do it? he said i kept thinking of all of the soldiers in iraq with all of their gear on. i had to keep doing it. that's my husband. that's my jerry. sean: think she was worried? during his journey, he mappinged to raise more than $20,000 for ride for recovery. erin: it is awesome that she was supposed bring the fire department. really great. what a great effort. a frightening situation for a boy in massachuse heard -- like a bomb on something like that. a. very frightening. you are going to hear from the 10-year-old who narrowly escaped serious injury when a car came crashing into his bedroom. sean: are you in the market for your own island? one for auction in vermont. kevin: the track of hurricane matthew to the south. all of the details on any sort of shower

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kevin: starting off early this morning with patchy, dense fog. visibilities down to less than a water of a mile and down to a tenth

it should burn off to another warm, autumn day. a sea breeze at the coastline. a look at when the pattern starts to shift into the holiday weekend coming up. erin: all right. look behind me. this boy is a lucky guy after a terrifies incident in revere, massachusetts. he was sleeping when a car came crashing into his bedroom. the 10-year-old says at first he thought he was having a nightmare. the driver said he fell asleep and the next thing he knew he was waking up in the fifth graders bro a bad dream -- everything started to rumble for a second. i woke up and i see everything collapsing. the walls are broken. everything was falling. my lamp and bed. >> she's done. that's it. i'm in the going to find him. that's my son. i lost him. that's it. erin: can you imagine? amazingly he suffered only a few scratches. the accident remains

sean: if you have a child that's teething, they ask to stop using homeopathic teething tablets and gels. it comes after reports of seizures, breathing problems, and leathery. erin: a boy in oklahoma is dealing with an'ser disorder. he is afraid of most foods. at 9 he's never tried birthday cake or tasted cheeseburgers. he has been diagnosed with an extreme fear or dislike of anything unfamiliar. it even disrupts his family meals. >> you know, the movie

he's scared of the food. he'll tell me, i'm sorry, mom. i want to eat. erin: michael has been to see some counselors, dietitians, and doctors. so far no one has been able to help. sean: to a story that has a lot of people talking. a father in utah says the hospital charged him for holding his newborn baby. he says the charge for $39.35 was something that the bill called skin-to-skin after c-section. the hospital holding the baby but for having an additional caregiver there to ensure safety. the nurse borrowed the cameras to take a few pictures. he had no idea they would charge him for it. he did launch a go fund me page with a goal of raising $40. so far it has raised $120. i think he achieved his goal. erin: the hospital probably has a different name for the fee

one against the cleveland indians. clay buchholz was announced as the game three starter. eduardo would go in game four if necessary. >> as far as the indians go, it is a good ball club. they are very well balanced and the lineup has some guys that can run and have some power threats and good lefthanded hitting especially at the top of the order. >> we want to get a good start as a team. it is a big responsibility. it is something you grow up dreaming about doing. especially as good as the red sox are. it should be fun. i'm looking forward to it. erin: the first game gets underway at 8:08. we want to give a shout out to the gang at plymouth high school. the bobcats collected a staggering amount of food. the more than 4,500 pounds of food are going

food pantry. sean: thank you to all of the people that donated. how would you like to have your own island? one in vermont is up for auction. cedar island is located on lake champaign. it has a boat and house. there's also a guest cabin and a boat house. erin: 360-degree views. you have your sunrise over the green mountains and the sunset over adirondacks. i think it brings about more equipment to have an island come up for auction. it is not every day in this area or even in the world that you can own your own island. sean: you guys are welcome to visit any time. it goes up for auction next wednesday. the starting bid? $850,000. i think it will go for a lot more than that. erin: that's amazing. sean: it will crank up.

and get a loaf of bred. erin: it makes it tough. kevin: you could probably make your own bread or have your own bakery. we start off and notice some patchying with dense fog. if you travel through the normal fog-prone areas, you are going to encounter that. visibilities down to around a tenth of a mile. if you don't have the to fog, you'll have the sunshine. low to mid 70's. well above the day tomorrow. the only system we're tracking here is this to the west that moves in here saturday afternoon and saturday evening. you'll notice we have lower 40's at the coastline in portsmouth and manchester, there are a lot of spots in between, down into the mid 30's this morning. this with some patchy frost and a few areas that may not have experienced it. there's a lot of areas that don't necessarily

upper 40's to lower 30's. the fog in issue early this morning. that will give way to mostly sunny skies into the afternoon and what should be another banner autumn day for us. all of the dry days continue to pile up. we need rainfall, low to mid 70's. maybe just a couple of address warmer for the day tomorrow with sunshine and a light wind as well. we get from there into the weekend. we are expecting after a little bit of fog early saturday partial sunshine before clouds from the west. out ahead of that, we should be well into the 60's on saturday afternoon. anywhere after 3:00 or 4:00, we'll run the risk of a couple of passing showers. once that goes by, that's it as far as any sort of rain chances going for another three or four days. hopefully a little bit of a drink of water coming out of this. all eyes to the south right now with a major hurricane named matthew. top winds over 125 miles an hour.

right near or just on to the coastline from somewhere between west palm beach up through the space coast and coronetting through jacksonville. that track hasn't changed much. a matter of 25 to 30 miles inland versus off shore is going to make a dramatic difference. the track of the system has not changed much. it will eventually parallel the shoreline with the carolinas. the coastal carolina area likely to see the most rainfall from the system with locally over a foot. track suppressed to the south. it may remain a named storm and continue to pin wheel its way around that system as we work our way through time. most of the maps keep it to the south. around here it is just a very nice holiday weekend. again one front coming through. that will be saturday afternoon and saturday evening. that's the dividing line of temperatures in the 60's to lower half of the 70's. highs in the 50's o lower range of the 60's.

mornings setting up. there could be a hard freeze. we'll see some patchy frost farther south and east. maybe to the coastline. sean: cold nights. erin: all right. if you feel a big yawn, it is a good thing. there's a correlation between the length of the yawn and how complex the brains are. humans tend to have the lockest. gorillas, camels, and elephants also had longer yawns. mice have the small etc. ones. sean: i see that when i'm trying to tell stories. she has a complex brain. a final check, including an unusual attack in

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erin: 6:54. updating the top stories. sean: a man from bowe is due in court later today. here's ray brewer.

responded to the recycling business in bowe. 54-year-old peter emanuel was using the front end to tip over the equipment while the victim was inside. there were no injuries. police say that emanuel fled the scene, was captured a couple of hours later, due in court later this morning. erin: a hudson man is facing charges after pelham police say he lead them on a high speed chase while dri justin soeum reached speeds of nearly 80 mile an hour and blew through the red lights. he's due in court tomorrow. sean: a man is accused of making meth at a boat launch. derek winters was arrested after he was caught with a meth lab. erin: donald trump is returning to new hampshire today. the republican nominee is holding an invite only event just one week

sean: let's check out travel times this morning. we are seeing some foggy patch out there. i-93, manchester to boston is an hour and 18. 95 portsmouth to bothers an hour and 18. about the same time. kevin: temperatures upper 30's to lower half of the 40's. we go into the low to mid 70's. the one front will be coming through later saturday afternoon and saturday evening. it should be fairly quick passing. cooler draining. in the statistic is the last time the major hurricane made landfall in florida was wilma in 2005. that's literally 4,000 days ago today. sean: that's incredible. it is expected to make landfall later tonight. kevin: later from west palm beach through jacksonville, florida. we could see the real push as far as the wind,

rain. erin: "good morning america" has the latest. a scary incident for southwest passengers. their flight was evacuated after a samsung phone started smoking during takeoff. they had a recall. the man says this was one of replacement phones. which is more concerns. sean: all right. we're back here in 25 minutes. have a great day,

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good morning, america. breaking right now. deadly hurricane matthew plows through this caribbean. marching toward the u.s. >> we want you the evacuate. we do not want you to stay. >> millions evacuated from florida to north carolina. kneeing the coast in bumper to bumper traffic schools closing for millions of kids. thousands of flights cancelled. our team on the ground as the southeast braces for matthew. bashing bill. donald trump's new line of attack. >> oh, did bill clinton blow it. oh, did he blow it. >> you've got this crazy system. >> going after the president for comments on obama care. >> i'm getting a lot of credit. because really, that's my first