captioning funded by cbs good morning. it's october 8th, 2016. welcome to trump campaign. leaked video shows the candidate making lewd and sexist remarks, and breaking overnight, trump responds with a midnight video. hurricane matthew charges up the southeast coast. we are in the heart of the storm. and cking up the pieces in florida, as the dangerous wind dies down, a surge of water still threatens the state.

>> i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> donald trump says he is v sorry. then goes on the attack. >> bill clinton has actually abused wom and hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims. >> the lewd remarks causing a firestorm within the republican party. >> when you're a star, you can do anything. let's do it. grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> do you think the audio is going to hurt? >> yes, i do. >> hillary clinton tweed we cannot allow this man to become president. >> donald trump is, indeed a sexist, misogynistic pig, period! >> a still very dangerous hurricane matthew heads up the atlantic coast. >> big impacts are still expected up the coast of georgia, south carolina, and north carolina. >> the storm will not quit. >> y can see what is happening right now. i'm holding myself up against the wall. >> passenger jet trying to land

the plane slams into the runway and pilot aborts the landing and takes off again. >> check out the president leavg the white house. yeah, jumped aboard marine one. forgot something! >> all that. >> a diving attemp clemson, rack up your highlight reel tonight. >> all that matters. >> quick pitch. >> baez sends it deep to left! pagan is there at the wall and it's a home run! >> this sunday in st. lis they are holding another presidential debate! trump versus clinton. one-on-one! the kerbluey in st. louisy. >> the town hall format is next debate. the questions will come from undecided voters. undecided voters? they have been running for over a year! they have been famous, both of these people, for 30 years!

? welcome to the weekend, everyone! i'm anthony mavson with dana jacobson. the storm matthew has killed four people here in thenited states. we have a teamf coming up. breaking overnight. donald trump's campaign is in crisis on e eve of the next presidential debate. >> the republicacandidate is facing increasing backlash for a making offensive and sexist him remarks about some have called sexual assault. key republicans have disainvoiced the comments with some pulling their sport. overnight trump sponded in a statement. major garrett joins us in st.

night's presidential dete. >> a small sample of political party revulsion with donald trump. late friday, endorsements were drawn and one senator said trump should quit the race and make room for running mate mike pence. trump's hold on the nomination less certain than ever. >> iaid it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> reporter: donald trump d not apologize, at first, instead saying his 2005 videotaped comments about groping and kissing women amounted to a little more than locker room bant. under criticism from a disgusted republican hierarchy, trump relented. >> i promise to be a better trump tomorrow and never, ever let you down. >> reporter: the videotape showed trump recorded without his knowledge during a studio

hollywood" reporter billy bush. >> i did move on her. she was married. >> trump is heard boasting borishly for the "days of our lives" set. >> trump who had recentarried his current wife melania also freely discussed his aggressive moves on women and the supposed license that came with celebrity. >> when yo a you can do anything. >> whatever you want? >> gb them by the -- do anything. >> reporter: but trump'spology was defiant as he used the opportunity to attack hillary and bill clinton. >> bill clinton has abused women and hillary has bullied and shamed and intimidated his victims. >> reporter: u.s. congressman jason chaffetz withdrew his

ticket. house speaker paul ryan disinvited trump from a family function in his congressional distri scheduled for today. running mate mike pence refused to speak to reporters about the despondent over its contents. >> that ugly face of hers. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign swiftly producedhis web commercial and in a statement, said, this is horrific. we cannot allow this man to become president. >> nobody respects women more than i do. >> reporter: trump trail from women voters by 20 points in t latest cbs news poll. >> my father is not a groper. >> reporter: his closest female surrogate daughter ivanka td cbs news in may. >> i've never known a man he

incredibly powerful and capable women and i think his track reco clearing shows that. >> reporter: reince prieb it's was supposed to be with a photograph today. he is huddling in new york trying to find a way out of this mess in time for tomorrow night's debate. >> thank you, major. with insight into all of this is "the wash a bombshell might put it lightly this point. we have seen moments like this before from donald trump why is this different? >> if it is different. >> yeah. >> and there have been many times that have been called the very last straw when he made comments about a judge of mexican descent, when he insulted a gold star mother, everybody said this was the moment. back.s doomed and he bounced i think if this time proves different, it could be because

you can dismiss his insulti ini rosie o'donnell. in this tape he is talking about physical assaultand bragging about behavior either he has graeged engaged in or a license to do and for some people that might be over the line. >> "the washington post" broke this story yesterday afternoon. how did this tape come to light? >> well, myolleague david faren has been everything about trump's foundation. he got an anonymous to the rest of us soue saying this material had surfaced and would he like it. apparently nbc had been aware of this footage and planning on doing something about it, but david beat them to the punch. >> we heard and saw in major's report that republicans right away coming out and disavowing thcomments. we certainly heard from donald trump's running mate, governor pence about it and he was

republicans on the ticket right now? >>he question now is can the republican party tarnish all trumpism as they have been attempting to do. not clear whether that will stick or not. we have seen a number of politicians have condemned the comments but not rescind their endorsement of trump. john mccain released a station condemning the comments and saying trump and trump alone for is, in other words, please don't blame me. >> trump was supposed to appear at a fund-raiser with paul ryan in wisconsin today and has essentially been disinvited from that event. ryan is in difficult position, is he not? >> he has been in a difficult position for months and months an months. trump have been saying things that go very much against paul ryan's core values. he condemned, for example the uniform n on muslim immigrants

comments was textbook racism. he has been put in a difficult position. bring himself to actually o rescinding his endorsement. >> we have the debates coming up tomorrow night, as if people weret looking forward to it to see what is said. how will this change what we willee in the debate tomorrow night? >> you canet that hillary clinton will bring up these commen and she has already cut earlier about donald trump with lewd comments d degrading women. i think a talking point for her. the question is how donald trump respon, given that he sort of released that -- >> we saw this a ltle bit. >> we did but he was very defensive, right? he apologized and said bill clinton is wse so how is he going to be when he is on on the debate sge and when he doesn't have a script in front of him? he is a little more riled up.

washinon post," thanks very much. tomorrow morning on "face the nation" guests on reince priebus and robby mook. john dickerson will be joined butorah o'donnell and gayle king. theresidential debate on cbs sunday night at 9:00/8:00 eastern. hurricane matthew remains ngerous as it moves up heavy rain and maximum sustained winds of 105. matthew pounded beaches with high surf and pushed waters into the streets. the storm is being blad for at least four deaths in the u.s. the latest victi are an elderly couple in florida who police say died of carbon monoxide proioisoning from a generator. 2,400 u.s. flights today are

storm is respoible for 800 deaths. tens of thousands of people are meless as well. a u.s. navy ship is on its way to the isld to deliver aid. food and water supplies are dangerously low. this morning, matthew is movg due north, top sustained winds are 105 miles per hour. the eye of the hurricane was at hilton head, south carolina. forecasters say some coaal areas could get as much as 15 inches of rain with storm surges up to 9 feet. >> past of the eastern seaboard busy travel route. a stretch of 95 near hardeeville, is closed. no word on when it will open. kris van cleave has more in charleston, south carolina. >> reporter: good morning. as the sun is coming , matthew is coming to town. we are startingo see winds pick up here in the last hour or so. we sti haven't seen sustained

first from the high tide that came overnight. the third highest tide in history here in charlest in the harbor. now with the rain that is coming and all of this churng is pushing up the water on both sides here in charleon. so we are seeing streets and places are waist-deep. e tide has come down some. the low tide normally would be a foot. we are seeing tides around seven feet. flooding remains the big concern. the rain continues. still seeing stron winds about he know trees are down acros 95 and other freeways and part of the why the evacuatio orders were in effect here here in charleston. the mayor said he thinks half the city was left a they were very clear to people living in low lying areas, get out or you take a listen. >> some low lying areas where we were knocking on doors going door-to-door urging people to leave and we knew they were in

them for information about their next of kin. >> reporter: so the curfew here in charleston lifted in the last hour. we are starting to see people out and about. road are still flooded. and the worst of this storm, we understa, is yet to get here. we are not seeing hurricane force winds yet but not a good situation for charleston as the danger of flooding will continue the next several hours. dana? >> kris, be another of the south's historic cities was hit hard by matthew overnight. jericka duncan is in savannah, georgia, where flooding is a major concern. >> repter: matthew ripped through savannah last night. the stormntensified in the early morning hours, dropping several inches of rain, before the storm really started to make its impact. 75% of people who live in chatham county where savannah is located evacuated. >> i've got a family, two little

when the tree could come in the roof. >> reporter: the big concern now is flooding. matthew's storm surge was projected to reach up to 11 feet some some coastal communities and meanwhile,ome of savannah's streets were emerged before the worst of matthew even arrived. to the south of us on this enclave of st. simon's eyelid the beach isn't even visible and in coastal brunswick, the streets were flooded long before the most severe storsurge. savannah, georgia. for more on the track of the storm, here is lonnie quinn, chief weather caster at wcbs tv. where is this thing headed? >> reporter: good morning, everyone. it's moving to the north/northeast and literally hug the south carolina coast. the way that it did the florida coast, except maybe even a little further inland. to the latest information from the national hurricane center. 30 miles to the south/southwest

105-mile-per-hour winds and 111, you'd have a cat three. we don't think it's strengthening and probably weaken throughout the day. holding on cat two status. take a look at it fromigh up in space. center of circulation. look how close we are to a landfall. no official landfall but the eyewall is right on shore. moving into right now charleston. charlest, you're going to get the worst of it very shortly. hurricane warnings from savannah, georgia to the coast outer nks and by far, without question, theost dangerous part of this store. storm surge charlton 79 feet and six to eight foot storm surge in charleston. here we are right now. it's going to move right along the coast. as long as it stays somewhere around the coast, it continues to spin and pull in this water from the ocean and push it on shore. it's going to be a ve, very

coast. somewhere around early north carolina, it's transitioned to ooa 1 and our big thinking big curve and back towards the bahamas where this situation started for our area a feud ago but we believe at this point in time a low pressure system with some rain. keep an eye on this one. back to you. >> lonnie quinn a our new york station wcbs-tv, thanks. florida took the first blow from matthew on the storm has moved on the state is feeling its effects. it erased a part of a highway near daytona boch. high tide is kraeck. it comes with a million utility people without power. a massive cleanup situation about to unfold. errol barnett is in jacksonville. >> reporte people her here are just waking up to survey the damage this morning.

keeping people from downed power lines in the most dangerous places. the evacuate order has not yet been lifted. so really all people can do is take in what was an intenseay hurricane matthew brought with it. the powerf storm slammed the coast here in jacksoille. wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour sent sheets of rain sideways. high surf and a strong storm surge sent water pouring into the streets. 500,000 people were told to evacuate but marisa hickson chose to stick it out. >> i want to be with my family. we talked through this and we want to be here. >> reporter: the biggest concern he is flooding. sand dunes meant to protect the city were no match for the rising water. florida governor rick scott. >> river flooding could last even longer. >> reporter: in st. augustine,

pummeled america's oldest city, many residents have been trapped in their homes or business. this man on the porch of a bed and breakfast said 20 people were stuck inside. wind gusts reaching at least 80 miles per hour tore through roofs. snapped power lines and toppled trees. magnolia drive is now completely covered with broken branches. and no further storm earlier on friday. the only thing protecting this home from the storm surge was a glass patio door. many homes and businesses suffered significant damage. this gas station was leveled by the strong winds and heavy rainfall. as the storm heads nort residents will wait for the floodwaters to die down before starting to rebuild.

communities like this one on are anxis to see how their homes fared. but the intercoastal bridges remain closed. it is estimated, anthony, per won't be restored until mid-day suay. >> errol barnett in jacksonville, florida, thank you. president obama accused russia of trying to interfere with next month's election. the directors of national intelligence and homeland securind moscow deliberately hacked into the computers of the democratic national committee and other political groups. this morning, russia denied any vomit in the hacking. "usa today" reports samsung may be having another recall with his note 7 smartphone. it caught re on an southwest airlines flight on wednesday. samsung recalled more than 2

fire. mylan has reached a settlement with the justice department for allegedly overcharging medicaid by more than $1 llion. told several times it was was wrongly classifying the allergy treatment epipen as a generic drug inste of a brand-name drug. mylan did not admit any wrong doing. a fire up tom brady is cleveland. the patriots quarterback will play his first game of the suspension after serving a four game suspension in his role in the so-called deflategate scandal. the cleveland browns happeno be winless. i think we can hear the cheers from boston here in new york right now. >> very loud. > the chicago times says the chicago cubs are giving supercircumssup superstition a run for its

eighth and gav the cubs 1-0 win over the san francisco giants! the cubs are ten wins away, not that we want to put any pressure here, from their first world series championship in more than 100 years! we are wishing them glum. >> -- good luck. >> still a long way to go. it sure looks good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist kristin ketchell. all eyes on hurricane matthew which is continuing to bring heavy rain across parts of central south carolina right now. win and rain will be the issue today. with some spots nouth and east of the triangle with seven to coming up, we will continue to monitor the latest on hurricane matthew. the storm is pounding the uth carolina coast.

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i'm beairshelle edme. we move to coverage of hurricane matthew, while many people are evacuating areas that might be affected by the hurricane, emergency officials are doing the opposite, governor pat mccrory is warning all north carolinians to be careful while state agencies researchers including water rescue teams and air sport and extra law enforcement have been deployed to areas that may be affected by the storm. we turn now to storm team meteorologist kristin ketchell who has been taking a very close look at where this hurricane's path may be. >> absolutely, and right now, matthew is still a very dangerous storm. category two hurricane with winds at 105 miles an hour, gusting to 125 miles an hour. and the eye of the storm is still sitting offshore here of georgia and south carolina. and the eye has become more

as -- weakening a bit as it continues to work to the north/northeast. it is a dangerous storm. it is causing rain across a large portion of central north carolina this morning. you can see some of the heavy showers indicated by the yellow and orange colors in the radar here. especially across the sand hills, we are seeing some heavy rain in parts of sampson county and cumberland county as well. the latest track has not shifted very much. matthew will still remain offshore of north carolina here, by 2:00 tomorrow morning, it will be to the wilmington, and continue to take a trek out over the open atlantic. but its impacts will be felt even this far inland here, we are looking around the triangle, anywhere from two to seven inches of rain possible, with wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. and the hardest hit areas, unfortunately, are going to be some of the same places that dealt with some heavy rain with the storm just a few weeks ago. seven to nine inches across the sand hills. flash flood watch in effect until 6:00 tomorrow. and wind advisory also into effect. but drier weather rolling in,

hurricane matthew is battering south carolina this morning. the eye of the storm was at hilton head, island. mexico sustained winds are 105 miles an hour. the massive category two storm struck the coast with dangerous overnight and creating monster waves. >> forecasters say 15 inches of rain and storm surge up to nine feet is possible in sth carolina's low country today. matthew is blamed for at least 800 deaths in haiti and fourn the u.s. path of matthew throughout the morning. a serious and growing problem. texting while driving. police say drivers who text behalf much like drunk drivers. but catching violators in the

challenging. so the cops are thinking outside the box. here is kris van cleave. >> reporter: this is not your average patrol car driving interstate 40 in memphis. up here in the semi's cab it's easy for the tennessee highway patrol to spot texting drivers like brandy hayes. >>ick up on my right. >> reporter:ieutenant carrie hopkins rouge another unit to pull her over. >> do you text and drive often? than i should. reporter: do you think you'll think about it before you text next time? >> yes. definitely. >> reporter: nationwide, in 2015, nearly 3,500 people were kied, up nearly 9% from the year before. in tennessee, distracd driving crashes could surpass last year, when 116 people died and more an 6,000 were injured. tennessee highway patrol captain jimmy johnson. >> often when you see an accident now, you don't see any brake marks? >> correct. >> reporter: what does thatell

manipulating that device prior to that crash and never have a chance to avoid the crash before impact. >> reporter: they weren't looking at the road? >> they weren't looking at the ad and wasn't paying attention to the road. >> reporter: 46 states have laws against texting. but cops say it can be hard t enforce. people know they shouldn't be texting while they are driving so they are kind of sneaky about it, aren't they? >>eople are holding the phone down and it's really even more dangerous because they are taking their eyes completely off the road. >> reporte that is forcing >> hummer. she is texting. >> reporter: police in san bernardino, california, posed as panhandlers warnings that signs are looking for violators and many miss that message and got ticketed. in moscow, dlidaho, they used a yellow school bus and they can spot texte a mile away with a lens like this.

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final for "morni rounds." dr. tara narula and frances largeman-roth with us. first up, prostate cancer. this week actor ben stiller spoke publicly for the first time about his june 2014 prostate cancer diagnoses. stiller who was 48 at the time had surgery and deemed cancer-free three months later in september. >> at first, i didn'know what

you know? i was scared. >> sure. >> one thing that it does, it just stops everything in your life when you get a diagnosis of cancer because you can't plan for a movie. >> no. >> because you don't know what is going to happen. >> sller later posted an essay on the website medium detailing the diagnosis and the aftermath. tara, that has put a big spotlight o prostate cancer right now. how common is it, exactly? >> so brave of ben stiller and many celebrities to com out and talk about their andtiestimated this year 180,00 new caseof prostate cancer of men in this country and 26,000 deaths. this is the second leading killer in term of cancers f men after lung cancer and the second most common canr in men after nonmedicalllanoma skin ca. less common if you're less than

literally. i'm surprised it's controversial at times as well. what exactly is it >> it is a blood test, a screening test that hopes to pick up cancer before there are symptoms and when it's early enough we can treat it appropriately. a blood test that looks at levels of protein secreted or from the prostate cells. this psa level, no real normal level in terms of normal or abnormal. no cutoff. if the level is it suggests that is more greater than 10, 50% of men will have a cancer diagnos. there can be false s/negatives. if you take medicines like pro scar or propetia could lower your level. the biggest reason is controversial is we pick up

they do go on to cause biopsies which caresult in infection or bleeding or surgeries or radiation that can cause incontinence or bowel positives. >> i had one of those false/positives. it scared me. i went back and had a much lower mber and it's fine. you have to be aware some of those times the numbers are wrong. >> the biggest recommendation by all of the societies this should doctor and have a discussion about the risks andbenefits. it is recommended by the american cancer society that that discussion start at age 50 for most men of avera risk who shall a life expectancy over five years. ifhey are at the highest risk meaning they are more than one familyember who is diagnosed early that discussion should

to prevent this but are there ways with diet and exercise that you can tryo reduce your risk? >> sure. well, you're right. there is no anti-cancer diet for any specific cancer. but studies do show that by eating 2 1/2 cups of produce each day. fruits and veggies, we know people are not getting enough of this is one way to reduce your disk. there are food like walnut that show promise with prostate cancer. also getting regar we are talking about daily. and staying at a healthy weight. of course the regular exercise and two and a hal cups of provide will he produce will help you stay at a healthy wait. the holiday dreaded weight gain. thanksgiving is fast approaching. a new study published in the new england journal of medice say we may gain pound along with the gifts w get during the holiday season. the study examined people in the

most during the christmas and new year's period and the japanese put on weight during golden week which is a major japanese holiday. frances, obviously, people are not giving up their favorite food. >> no. >> if they indulge and when we indulge because well, what should we keep in mind? >> first of all, stick with mom's apple pie if that is what you love and forget aunt millie's casserole. the things you don't care about it leave it to the side and because we have all been guilty of standing by the buffet table. >> by the fridge. >> all of it. if you use alate, at least you have a visual cue and that is going to hp you remember, oh, yeah, i actually had a whole plate of food! >> or two! >> and then, finally, the booze. the booze calories the just add up. 125 calories for a glass of wine

?25 calories for a 12-ounce beer and 200 or more calories for a cocktail. use one alcoholic drink per hour and follow it upith a glass of water. >> tara, obviously, there are different foods as a cardiologist we should keep in mind ahead of the holiday season? >> salt is one of those things. it's sneaky and hide in places like poultry and bread we consume a lot of. e 148 milligrams a day and the recommendation is 1,500 mi millig milligrams. you need to rinse off canned beans and vegetables and use herbs and spices when you're kicking during the holidays instead of salt. you should assume the leanest cuts of meat, three ounces le the size of a deck of cards. avoid transfats and cookies and pastries and add sugars and

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? many have turned out to be hoaxes. others more serious. as threats on social media. we are talking about the wave o reepy clown sightings across the unitedtates. >> going back to late august, there have been dozens of reports of threatening clowns. largely centered around schools and colleges. many have been dismissed by law enforcemenas pranks. but more than a dozen people haveeen arrested in connection with the sightings. don dahler is here with more on this troubling trend.

thres or actually sightings, police and other officials have to take them serusly as a potential threat to safety. and that is startg to drain resources from law enforcement agencies who are also concerned about feeding into has steer ha sister ya. >> a woman claimed she was attacked by a clown suit is morning. >> if a threatening crown seems to pop up by >> crown reportedly appeared inside these wood. >> repter: this week, 14-year-old in california was arrested when he threatened a middle and high school on an instagram page called fontana's killer clowns. >> we heard people are showing up on campus but haven't seen anything. >> police say the teen wanto scare people and gain social media followers. police in connecticut dealt with a similar social media threat targeting several schools in the new haven area, while they

>> at this time, we are considering this to be nothing mo than a prank and harassment fueled by social media and upcoming halloween. working with the police department and our own security team, we haveo evidence that there is a credible threat to students or schools in the district. >> blue hat, blue curly hair and polka-dotted rainbow outfit. >> reporter: it appears to be much more than a scare near san francisco on wednday. a mother says sheou person dressed as a clown who grabbed her 1-year-old daughter. >> i thought he was going to kiss her hand. instead, he pulled her arm. i pulled her arm backnd i kicked him. >> at that tree there. >> reporter: the phenomenon started in late august when children in south carolina saw a clown beckoning them into a wood benefit the sightings was never confirmed. the clown scare was brought up in a white house press briefing this week. >> i wonder fountain president

the white house wants to discourage these types of pranks. >> i don't -- i don't know that the president has beenriefed on this particular situation. >> reporter: se are so upset by the perceived threats, they are ready to take the law into their own hands. hundreds of students at penn state university launched a late reportedly seen on campus.n was it's that type of behior that has must some professional clowns on edge. >> i have been fli ve had trash thrown at my car. i've been experienced excessive profanity while performing. >> reporter: why are so many people playing into the panic? >> hoaxes and attempts to frighten people and people buying into it have happened % throughout history. we are right for this right now, because of social media, which allows a fear to propagate globally very quickly and because right now, we are a

suspects accused of making online threat, some of those who have been arrested are charged with making false reports. making this whole situation more frustrating for police officers all over the country. >> you think about the resources. the 911 call in there. if it's not sources that are needed, they are being wasted. >> i have two kids in middle school and they are scared to death. there was a high school in new jersey just last week that went on lockdown because a clown was reported on the >> waste resource of the police is so disappointing. >> don, thank you very much. don dahler reporter. coming up, call it the reading railroad. the latest thing at a sprawling new york public library. a train that delivers books and magazines right to you. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday. ? people all over the world

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all aboard the reading railroad. this week, the famed new york public library unveiled its brand-new book train. >> we have millions of volumes of our research collection stored below brian park and we have to get them from there to here as people ask for them quickly, so we went and fou the best little choo-choo train are streaking up the northeast corridor, but they run like the little engine that could. traveling at 75 feet per minute, each one of these trolleys can haul 30 pounds of pamphlets, periodicals and portfolios. after a visitor puts in a request, the book train gets to work and carrying volumes both horizontally and vertically over 950 fe to two study areas, including the iconic rose

underwent a two-year renovation. >> the old system that we had took about twice as lg to get the material from where it was sted into this reading room based on any request that we get. this system is also much more reliable, much easier to maintain. it's quieter, which is important in a library! >> so while the library's immense collection will always be the draw here, for this week, the book train is getting the lion's share of the attention. so they went fromonveyor belt renovation. that portion of it but part of a larger renovation. it shows that people are still reading real books. >> can you imagine yourook arrive on a train? what is better than that. up next we continue to track the developments and damage from hurricane matthew. for some of you, your local news is next. the rest, stick around.

good morning. i'm beairshelle edme. thank you for watching cbs north carolina. we start now with some coverage of hurricane matthew. right now, steady rain from the outer bands of hurricane matthew is coming down here in raleigh, along i-40 and u.s. 70. and the state's emergency operations center is also operations, with about 100 personnel in the building. shelters are open in several areas. and some evacuations are taking place near the coast. and you can find a link to those shelters right now on our web site, that is wncn .com. we turn now to storm teat team meteorologist kristin ketchell who has been tracking the storm. good morning, everyone. matthew is still a very dangerous hurricane. as of the 7:00 a.m. update from the national hurricane center here, winds currently at 105 miles an hour,

center of circulation is still sitting off the coast of south carolina. but we are dealing with some heavy rain. and also some high winds. you can see the 8:00 a.m. advisory, it was actually just downgraded, 85 mile-an-hour winds, so matthew is continuing to weaken, still a very dangerous storm though, and we do have some heavy rain falling across central north carolina right now, and you can see some of the yellows, some of the oranges, on the radar there, indicating the potential for some heavy downpours moving in from the southeast, and pushing up toward the northwest. so expect heavy rain and winds across the area today. again the latest updated track still has matthew skimming the coast of the carolinas, here throughout the day, before taking a swing out to sea here. category one storm now, so it was downgraded from a category two hurricane. one to two inches of rain likely in the extreme northwestern corner of our viewing area. all the way down to seven to nine inches or more, rain likely across parts of the sand hills today, with 40 to 50 mile- an-hour wind gusts. flash flood watch in effect until 6:00 tomorrow. for the counties in green.

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? welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> i'm dana jacoon. coming up, taking flight to involve an environment mystery. conservationist who is trying to figure out why fewer and fewer swans are making a key mo migration. >> actress haley bennett is in three of the fall's biggest films, including "the girl on the train." we will talk with her aut her quick rise and the comparison to a certain oscar winning actress. >> two friends turn an inside joke to a broadway hit. we will speak with comedians

hurricane matthew is about to make landfall in south carolina after pummeling florid the eye of the category two storm is expected t cause significant damage along the coast of the state with maximum sustained winds ove 100 miles an hour. >> the storm has already knocked out per to more than 200,000 customers and it's creating some of the highest tides ever 800 deaths in haiti and four in the u.s. flooding and storm surge from the heavyain and those matthew fueled high tides has south kris van cleave is in charleston this morning. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good moing. we know that matthew is not yet, at least the worst of matthew is not yet here to charleston but threal concern here has been fldwaters. a lot of streets on the east bay

sometimes waist deep. we had to abandon our hotel at one point the water was to the point you couldn't get out and why so many people here in south carolina have been under these evacuation orders because police knew once this storm start they wouldn't be able to get to people because of the water. the worst as far as the winds still to come. a lot focus here on flooding as we had very high tide and, of course, this rain has been unrelenting. anthony? >> kris van cleave, be careful the latest on donald trump's campaign in crisis. after hearing trump's newly revealed remarks about women, two congressional republicans say he should drop out of the esidential race. >> the remarks were caught on an open microphone in a 2005 vide that video obtained and released by "the washingt post." trump can be heard describing his attempts to have sex with a married woman and bragging that women let h grab him because he is famous.

released a video statement late last night. he apologized. >> i've said and done things iregret and the word released on th more than a decade old video are one of them. anybody who knows me kn the words don't reflect what i am. >> trump's 90-second video ends with him leveling criticism at bill and hillary clinton. major garrett is covering the reaction and at the site of tomorrow night's debate in st. los. >> reporter: donald trump's the video as little more than than harmles locker room banter but under republican criticism, withering criticism, trump relented and put together that videotape. in question about that apology be enough and will republicans continue to stand with trump? that topic is first and foremost on his mind in new york today as he huddles private with the republican national committee chairman reince priebus before

second debate in washington university. those in trump camp knew it was an opportunity they hoped to regain momentum on trump's unfocused performance in the first debate. another question on the mind of republicans is can trump withstand this, yet another, self-inflicted wound? he has done it in the past many times but there are those in the trump inr circle who fear this may be more than he can withstand. >> major garrett? st. louis, thanks. the trump videoea controversy of her own friday. wiki leaks released what it says are e-mails from her campaign chairman. they contain some potentially problematic revelations for the democratic nominee. cbs news justice report paul reid has more on that in washington. >> reporter: good morning. wikileaks has released a batch of more than 2,000 hacked e-mails from the account of hillary clinton'sampaign chairman john podesta.

from clinton'srivate wall street speeches. clinton has been asked repeatedly to relea transcripts of those speeches and says she won'tntil the other candidates are held to the stadium standards. refused to make them public. in a speech in early 2016 colon recalled a middle class upbringing but admits she is far removed from that now because the life i've lived and the economic fortunes my husband and i now now. a year before she said politics it's unsavory. you need both a public and a private position. trump has previously said he doesn't care about the transcripts. that being said, tomorrow's debate is a tow hall style so the audience or the moderators are bound to ask about them if not trump will find a way to bring it up. >> president obama cast his vote in next month's election. mr. obama stopped at a chicago polling site fridayaking

in illinois on. the president and first lady had made multiple appearances on the campaign trail in hopes that hillary clinton succeeds them at the white hous good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist kristin ketchell. the 8:00 a.m. advise ris from the national hurricane center was just released. matthew now down to a category one hurricane with 85 mile-an- hour winds. still a very dangerous storm. heavy rain continues to impact the area. flash flood warning now in up next, she i one of the hollywood' hottest young stars. she joins us next, haley bennett. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." which you are you? be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.

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? if you haven't heard the name haley bennett that is about to change. the ohio native star is on the rise. >> case in point, she is co-starring in three major movies this fall, including the magnificent seven, warren beatty's "rules don't apply "and "the girl on the train." a thriller based on the best selling novel of the same name. hipwell, the perfect wife with a terrible secret. here is a peek. >> i have to keep things vague. with all of the men, the exs, the lovers. it doesn't matter who they are. it matters how they make me

it's like having a secret that no one else knows. >> haley bennett is with us this morning. od morning. you were jumping up and down looking at that clip. what were you thinking? >> oh, it's just surreal. surreal. >> how would you explain what has happened? you've been in films since 2007 when you made you film debut and all of a sudden things are coming together this year. >> i think it's just been -- i' been i think, yeah, i haven't thought about it like it was never part of a plan. it was just a lot of luck and a lot of hard work. >> really interesting story that caught both of our attentio in getting the role for "the girln the train," it was while you were working on "the magnicent seven." tell us about that. >> i was working on the magazine

diner by the name of sharine davis. she had called tate tailor, unbeknown as to me, there is a girl working on "the magnificent seven." i think you should meet her. i think you're adapting "the girl on the train" and i think the might be a role for her. we were shooting in louisiana and tate has a home in mississippi. so i baked a >> i brought it to mississippi and we had lunch together and talked about the role. and we jt hit it off. >> what kind of pie was it? >> it was lemon meringue pie. >> this isn't the first time you have baked a pie. where did that come from? let me sweeten them up? >> i wish i had caught on to this a little bit earlier and i would started making pie earlier.

for "the magnificent seven." i wanted to make a classic apple pie. it was a good ice-breaker. it was a great ice-breaker. >> a smart icebaker. you didn't study acting. you ended up going out to hollywood when you were, what, 19? >> i was 18. >> you were ? and you had some background in singing? well, i had sang in my school. i had sangn a traveling girls choir and i sang in church choir growing up. so definitely there was a strong fl >> you end up -- music and lyrics and you have to sing and dance. a pretty prominent part. >> i have a funny store about that. i had about seven auditions and i wasn't familiar with this process. and the music and lyrics was my third audition. >> wow. >> and i was asked to go to new york to have this screen test. the night fore, they asked me

well, the character is a pop star so this certainly wasn't familiar territory at all! and in my audition, i ended up crying. i was down on the floor and i had learned -- i had called -- i choreographer.he phone book a i'm going to this guy and he'll teach me to dance and i'm going to go and i'm going to dance and perform this dance for a drew barrymore more and hugh grant. and mark lawrence. >> that got you the job? pies and crying is what get you jobs? >> tearsf sweet. >> you have to have a lot of nerve to do that. >> what is th? >> to be able to dance in front of drew barrymore and hugh grant. >> that is the thing. so intimidating. i started bursting out into tears. i think drew barrymore she says she always comes in with tears and daies and says you remind me of myself a little bit. >> you worked with warren beatty on a film coming out on soon.

>> a vy unconvention experience working with warren. after we had about a six-hour meetings. i think his meetings are infamously long. and we -- he calls me three months later, i didn' think that i would ever get a call back. he calls me. he has a very distinctive voice. hello, haley? you know, i need you to sing eth ethyl merman number . yes, of course, i can do that. no problem on. i look her up. she is very influential inhe broadway world. am i going to do? said yes, what >> what was the song?

mistaken for another actress. are you getting tired of that yet? >> oh, no. it's a wonderful compliment. i saw hir receer recently and so beautiful. >> have you met jennifer lawrence? >> we didn't actuay meet but i saw her from acrs the way and she is stunly talented and stunningly beautiful so thank you. >> i have a feeling that meeting is destined to happen. >> thank you. >> what a pleasure, haley theaters now. up next meet the very funny stars of, oh, hello, now on broadway. >> our guys george and gil have seep the second act of hundreds of broadway shows. >> hello, how are you? oh, hello.

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? after a national tour, two of the hottest voices in comedy are bringing their alter egos to broadway. jamie wax spoke tohem about their long time friendship and unique collaboration. >> reporter:he show is called oh, hello and one of the most sought-after tickets on broadway right now. i caught up with the and stars between rehearsals and found they are as funnyff stage as they are on screen. >> you're a great guy. a few ladies. >> polarize is t. >> reporter: that camaraderie between the two on screen. of the scene here. t traditions >> reporter: and now on stage apply to their creators nick

>> what i like about the show is she feel like friend and john has paid me a ton of money to say we are, indeed, friends in real life. >> i think it helps the marketing of the show and i'm willing to pay him a small amount of money to keep that alive. we don't speak, honestly. >> reporter: did you see anything of yourself in these two men? >> at first it was like a character. as we have grown into them, i think we have grown into them. someone made the observation they really get to the heart of who we are as people. >> yeah. >> in at nick is a bab i'm an [ bleep ]. a baby? my baby! my air! you killed it! waa! >> reporter: their play which grew from early life sketches and became popular videos tells the story of two older men, roommates on new york's upper west side. >> oh, hello? sure. >> reporter: one is an actor.

>> reporter: and the other, a writer. >> do you want to know why karen? because i cannot afford microsoft word! opinionated and painfully out of touch. w did oh, hello begin? >> one day we are watching through a book store in new york and saw two guys reading alan alda's never have yr dog >> they are buying hard copies. >> we follow them to a book store and a diner. they both sit there at the diner reading their individual copies. these guys like share a murphy bed with you not share their alan alda autobiography. >> reporter: that is about ten years ago. >> this is too much tuna! >> reporter: since en, they

"kroll." >> it's an international passport for these characters. everyoneets why it's funny. >> it's very wet. >> it's a mess. it's never -- you never have seen a tuna sand wish and say that is well made. >> and you smell it. you're like, oh, boy! but then you're like, yeah, i'll eat it. >> i wt that! >> reporter: want it or not, each night a special celebrity guest, anyone from bobby kanavall to fred savage gets anked with an oversized tuna sandwich. >> i didn't order this. >> don't lie! >> i think the most fun for us was marcia clark. >> you're about to get the second biggest surprise of your life! >> yes, that marcia clark, the head prosecutor in the o.j. simpson murder case. >> we had zell hater on the show

>> yeah, yeah. >> how would you describe this? >> i would say that is took [ bleep ] tuna! >> reporter: when you see this show, it appears the two of you are throwing surprises atach other. is that part of what is happening up there? >>yes. i think it was just by we are doing the sh every night and we are so undisciplined. we have to mess with each other. throwing pistachio shells is not the same as being a dad. >> reporter: every night, john will throw a joke i've never heard before and a new description and, like, it makes me laugh. >> it's fine. we are good. it's a good -- it's a good time! >> you're in that early phase? >> that early phase, you know, when you're in love with a raccoon. >> he had been making each other laugh from the day the met in college. >> we both went to georgetown. i was director of the improv group and john directed.

>> thank you. >> yeah. >> ie always wondered what you thought of me. your son is an idi but a sweet hard working idiot. >> reporr: since then each of them have had their own tv shows and comedy specials. >> now i'm serving the worst sentence of all, moving back in with my father! >> reporter: they say ver little compares to performing these characters together on broadway. >> oh, hello! >> almost nothing brings me as much joy as the idea thing to do has continued to grow. >> it is not lost on us how much we do not deserve to be on broadway. we truly are honored to be here. >> reporter: do you see in the future continuing to do these characters untilaybe you don't need the age makeup any more? >> that is the goal is to keep doing these guys until no more makeup, we just get to physically just show up on set. >> i'd like to keep doing them until i don't get what is funny about it.

that is not funny. thats exercising. >> the production opens on broadway this monday night! >> i think i walked by these guys every day on the stet. >> these are men we share dry >> they were in my old building! did you have to know them? i was asking you like the audience there. if you don't know the characters yet, you catch on quickly, right? >> so much univeal about this type of character and they are out there doing so muchei infect infectious. >> we are all laughing. >> i'm proud. coming up, we take flight with the swans of norther europe. it's a thrilling trip with a very serious goal learning why there are fewer of these beautiful bird on the wing every year. you're watching "cbs this

good morning, i'm justin quesinberry. thank you for watching cbs north carolina. while many people are evacuating areas that might be affected by hurricane matthew, our emergency officials are doing just the opposite. governor pat mccrory is warning all north carolinians to be careful. while state agie prepared. resours, water resource teams and extra law enforcement and support are deployed already to areas that might be affected by the storm. and meteorologist kristin ketchell is watching the storm very closely and its impact on our state and our area. and it will have quite the impact as of the latest update from the national hurricane center, and matthew has been downgraded to a hurricane one hurricane, still a very dangerous storm here, and winds at 85 miles an hour. and those gusts still up to 125 miles per hour.

remains offshore, of south carolina right now. and it is working its way to the northeast at about 12 miles an hour. right now. and the heaviest rain, falls across parts of south carolina, and across parts of our area, we are seeing that continued heavy rain here, and the yellows and orange, some of the reds that you see, popping up on the radar, indicating some of those heavier rain showers, moving in, and we do have a flash flood warning in effect for southern hoke county and that is until 2:00 this afternoon. because of some heavy rain changed very much. and matthew will still just slide to the south of the north carolina coast here, south of brunswick county and partly as a category one hurricane but the impacts are widespread. we are talking heavy rain and a lot of wind here. we have anywhere from two inches up wards of nine inches of rain possible in some parts of the area. around the triangle, 30 to 40 mile-an-hour wind gust, a definite possibility. flash flood watch continues through 6:00 tomorrow, and also

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we begin this half hour with buoy and venture and science. between 1995 and 2010 the number of swans making the northern russia took a dive from 29,000 to just 18,000. drop of more than a third. >> to find out why, british conservationist sacha kench strapped on a parator. johnathan vigliotti has more on their flight. >> reporter: viewing swans has an unlikely new co-pilot. 41-year-old sacha deh, with

paraglider, is joining their seasonal migration south. it's a 4,000-mile journey that begins in the remote feeding rounds in russia's arctic north and ends all the wayn england. her mechanical wings are part of a effort to save the endangered species from the growing threat below. hundreds a illegally shot out of the sky each year and the land they breed i we spoke with sacha via skype during the first leg of the expedi expedion. >> the only people out there are reindeer breeders who use sleds and reindeer. >> reporter: it's the reindeer breeder, along with fishmen and farms she has come all this way to meet and speak with and

the data and they are interested in that. >> reporter: at 35 miles an hour, sacha can fly as fast as her feathered mates but the trip will take three mont. when the birds rest so does she and often staying are locals along the way. >> i've had to sleep on reindeer skins and i worked up, i don't know if reaction but i had a massiv >> reporter: ifer flight sound familiar, that's because it is. ? >> rorter: in the 1996 movie "fly away home" inspired by a true story, young anna takes to the sky to save an abandon flock of geese. that flights not based on the movie but in a way she is the swan's mother goose. >> this is just a conservation problem we are causing and we can fix it.

people and ask the right questions, then we have a really good chance of solving it. >> it's a man-made problem one woman is taking to the skies to end. for "cbs this morning: saturday," johnathan vigliotti, london. >> what a trip that must be. >> yeah. like the side story to the story of conservation, seeing the country that way. >> and a foodur heavy rain continues to impact parts of central north carolina this morning, the heaviest rain across the sands hills right now, flash flood warning already in effect, for hoke county, due to some heavy rain, right around rayford and points to the south. expect the heavy rain to continue. up next, "the dish." chef todd kell i didn't started list career in a remote place they didn't have tv or even pizza.

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mauritius, a tiny island off the coast of east africa. in a place with no radio or tv or no pizza or hamburgersr french fries, he first learned to cook. after returning to the u.s.n his teens he got a job peeling potatoes in a job outside of philadelia and later worked in pittsburgh, charlotte and san francisco. >> these dayhe has moved up in the world a long way up. he is executive chef of the award winning orchids at palm supreme court at the cincinnati chef todd kelly is here. welcome to "the dish." >> what is on the table? >> we have house cured ham with persimmons and next to that brussels sprouts. tossed in a pomegranate vinaigrette and goat cheese and

childhood chilood childhood. over here is a family recipes of a sugar pie. >> that looks awesome. >> sar pie. i'm looking at the drink. is this wrong of me? >> please tell us what is in the glass. i gather special bottle you've brought with you? >> it is. we do barrel selections with four roses. we wanted to have a drink that showed off the quality of the poured over the top. whiskey is >> delicious. really good. i'm fascinated by your back story. i mentioned you're on ts island of mauritius and nothing you're used to. >> how did you get the food that you were liking? is that how you got into cooking? >> that is how we got into cooking. a ton of fresh seafood and louvre indian influences and european influences obously. we had fishermen would come to

delivered daily by the person on a moped. honked the horn and picked out what you wanted. no pizza, n milk. we had to really adt. >> you had to create your own? >> exactly. >> if you wanted fries, you had to make your own fries. >> exactly. >> you end u back in philadelphia when you were 14? >> yeah. right around there. >> at what point did you know you wanted to get into cooking? >> i started right on birthday. just like mos 17-year-olds i wanted to be with my friend so i got really good at peeling potatoes and cleing lobsters and things along those lines. as i progressed it became something i was really passionate about and enjoyed? of the senteof the sciences. >> your first title was potato peeler? >> i was able to do it well.

>> i had an older brother that was opening a restaurant and one of my other older brothers was a chef as well. >> wow. >> also in it because of where you lived? >> i tnk that was the main reason, yeah. and we had an opportunity. he brought usut to san francisco and ran a restaurant north beach. from there i worked at some high profile restaurants and i really -- i really created who i was in the food dustry. >> what ultimately took you to orchid. the original desig is from 1931. it's one of the designs i say clean, beautiful palette that needed an artist to pai on it. that is what we did. we created something really special there. >> it's sort of a time now i feel like we eat more casually. you're fine dining? >> our food, we have a lot of history in what we do. we source grade ingredients is

the for mmalities make it fun a interesting. >> people embrace that and lookinfor something like this. you had source food. you're creating your own butter and cheese? >> sure. >> where does that come from? >> well, there's a point in time where you continue to source things and then u start to look at it and say say why can't we do this? one of the inspectors that came in from aa asked why we didn't have locally domestic and at the time there weren't any good ones so we took it upon our own terms to make it and started making our own cheese and same with the butter. by manipulating the ph and started doing it oursves. >> if you could have a meal with anne, past or present, who would it be? >> present would have to be my daughters. we love doing sunday night pizzas.

father. he didn't get a chance to see me as a chef. of course, james dalton. a pioneer of food and beverage in the late '80s and really shaped the way the food industry is today. >> great table. >> they would love the meal, no doubt. chef todd kelly, thank y so much. for more, head to "cbs this morning".com. >> up next our "sat session" with blind pilot. from touring the u.s. on bicycles to a series of hit morning: saturday." ?

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good morning, i'm justin quesinberry. thanks for watching cbs north carolina. governor pat mccrory is set to give us a new update on hurricane matthew at the top of the hour. we will take you to the emergency operations center live, and take the news conference in its entirety. you can also stream the event live on our web site at wncn the past hour has weakened to a category one storm. kristen? >> it has weakened to a category one storm, it does not mean it is still very, very dangerous here. winds right now at 85 miles an hour, gusting to 125 miles an hour. due to the location and how closely it is hugging the coast. we are in for a very messy day across central north carolina, and heavy rain, already falling, in many locations, here, and we have some florida warnings in effect for parts of the area as well.

that heavy rain, across parts of sampson county county and moore county and cumberland county and harnett county and lee county, and hoke county, dealing with heavier rain showers, pushing in, parts of wayne county to johnston county. and a flash flood watch in effect for the entire cbs carolina news viewing area and central north carolina for heavy rain and of course the risk of flash flooding and the flash flood warnings in effect for. so counties we mentione hoke, moore lee and harnett counties, until 2:30 this afternoon. that means that flooding is definitely possible in these areas inned to that, we have wind issues as well. wind advisories in effect for the counties you see shaded in the tan color. and high wind warnings, for the spots in purple there. that's for gusts up to 60 miles an hour. so tropical storm force winds possible, across parts of the area today, and we will be dealing with the heavy rain and also those high wind gusts throughout the day.

hurricane matthew is on a dangerous path as it rolls you through the cares. we have more on what the storm is doing now and how it affects us throughout the day. >> wet outside in the triangle, and south of the u.s., us, rather, in the sand hill, we are taking and u.s. 70. hardly able to see a picture there as the rain pours down into our region. >> what a sight out there. and you can see this, out here raleigh, 440, a messy day on this saturday, october 8, 2016. certainly something we are watching very closely. i'm justin quesinberry. glad you can start your day with us. >> good morning to you. i'm beairshelle edme. we are here as well with meteorologist kristin ketchell. and a lot of updates in the last couple of hours. at 6:00 a.m., a category two