florida. this is from daytona beach. the eye of hurricane matthew is getting close to daytona beach as we speak. winds in excess of 1 hup miles an hour are possible in day on the na beach. st. augustin and then jacksonville beach. we'll have a live report shortly. tim kaine waking up in the valley today. during his rally yesterday, he was interrupted by a heckler. we're going to tell you what that heckler was saying and what happened to him coming up. parents and staffers are upset abouout a ?? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato america runs on dunkin'. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. speed may not be avai

on florida with officials warning people to evacuate before it's too late.this is a live pict beach, florida. matthew is expected to storm along most of florida's atlantic coast starting tonight. nbc's jay gray is in daytona beach for us now: nats prepsin florida.. and up the east coast..last minute preparations..nats pop more prepsand prayers..(sot / no id) "if it's this rough right now.. god help us."hurricane matthew -- a category four storm -- is gaining intensity and momentum as it closes-in on the coast --- with an hour.. gusts even stronger.. flooding rains - and a potential storm surge of 6-to-9 feet..(sot / gov. rick scott - (r) florida) quick!!! no super"this is life and death."evidence of that - the storm ravaged caribbean islands where matthew has been blamed for more than 100 deaths - a majority of those after haiti took a direct hit.. nats pop traffic evacuation orders are in effect from florida through the carolinas.. and hundreds-of-thousands have moved to higher ground..(sot / kalina mcdaniel / west palm beach, florida :43 - :49) "category four, haven't been through one in a

landfall early tomorrow morning. >> let's go to abc news reporter lauren lister in new smyrna beach, florida. >> mast u heading straight for florida. the brutal wind and pounding rain growing as the hurricane charges towards the coast. the national weather service saying matthew will be devastating, potentially unlike any hurricane in the modern era. florida's governor calling it a monster. >> unfortunately, this is going to kill people. >> the shore battered by damaging waves. the rain and wind ripping through the rej tags and the vacations of 3,000 tourists, unable to escape. with the hurricane then heading for florida, residents filling up the final sandbags. stores are boarded up. their shelves bayer. -- bare. the fight to get fuel. >> i saw two guys throwing punches. >> one and a half million people ordered to evacuate, jamming the roads but not flying. time lapsed radar showing the normally busy florida skies clearing out. nearly 4,000 flights with canceled over the next two days. a major concern here now, the storm surge. it's expected to be six to ten feed or more. the water behind m

landfall early tomorrow morning. >> let's go to abc news reporter lauren lister in new smyrna beach, florida. >> mast u heading straight for florida. the brutal wind and pounding rain growing as the hurricane charges towards the coast. the national weather service saying matthew will be devastating, potentially unlike any hurricane in the modern era. florida's governor calling it a monster. >> unfortunately, this is going to kill people. >> the shore battered by damaging waves. the rain and wind ripping through the rej tags and the vacations of 3,000 tourists, unable to escape. with the hurricane then heading for florida, residents filling up the final sandbags. stores are boarded up. their shelves bayer. -- bare. the fight to get fuel. >> i saw two guys throwing punches. >> one and a half million people ordered to evacuate, jamming the roads but not flying. time lapsed radar showing the normally busy florida skies clearing out. nearly 4,000 flights with canceled over the next two days. a major concern here now, the storm surge. it's expected to be six to ten feed or more. the water behind m

here is a live look at palm beach florida along the coast of the sunshine state. matthew is barreling up florida's east coast now. >> anchor: for those who did not listen to the warnings to evacuate it's going to be a long and dangerous night. the storm surge threatening hundreds of miles of florida's coastline. many people have others choosing to ride it out. >> anchor: bands of wind and rain ripping across that chain of islands. so where is the storm headed next? let's get started on team 7 coverage. >> reporter: moving through the bahamas at this time. the center of the storm passing over free port ba hama. west palm beach through ft. lauderdale miami between outer bands. these rotate around this storm these outer bands slap and work down the florida coast. when we talk about maximum sustained winds at 140 miles an hour we're focussed on the eye wall. going on for an hour as the eye wall passing across free port looping around with the strongest winds. from there it looks like it's going to continue to head in the north westerly fashion north of the outer bands

ll abc news, new smyrna beach live look at ponce inlet florida where hurricane matthew did some extensive damage. we could also see some people already on the beach taking pictures. our coverage of hurricane matthew continues now with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett ((ad-lib)) high pressure building to the east within colorado is allowing for a forecast the next couple of days. clouds will throughout today and tomorrow with high temperatures increase to above normal values through tuesday of next week. sunday and monday between 97 and 92 degrees. the clouds moving in and out of the area are com ing from the south. high pressure is pulling in some left over monsoon moisture which allows for some cloud development but rain chances will lack. as we move into mid next week, high temperatures will begin to fall back to normal values its current status as of 5am charleston, sc and is expected to downgrade to a cat 1 hurricane by early afternoon on the east coast. this morning police are looking for -3- people..... who terrorized an elderly woman at her apartment..... near maryland par

breaking new video just in to burning in satelittle beach florida. this is from a downed powerline. fire crews have no water there. the impact of hurricane matthew is being felt up and down florida's east coast... dangerous hurricane force cities. let's get right out to reporter jason lamb he's live about 90 miles south of orlando... in the beach town of micco (mee-ko) florida this area avoided the severe direct impact we were fearing the most but that definitely does not mean the danger is over here. we have seen some very dramatic winds this morning... approaching hurricane force -- with those winds, power lines are down across southern florida. more than 100 thousand people remain without power right now. and it is still a very dangerous situation with the threat of flying debris and housing materials, and trees down across the area. even though the eye of the storm has passed our location, people here are still getting battered with extremely powerful rain bands and of course as we are still very much feeling the effects of hurricane matthew. now we are waiting on word from emerg

live in new smyrna beach, florida. channel 6 "action news" back to you. >>> matthew is now moving north as marcy mentioned and still has time to make a direct hit somewhere in the southeast. melissa magee is track it's storm's path from the "action news" big board. >> the latest update has the center of matthew offshore and off the coast of florida. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, you can see the center of the storm just off the coast of daytona beach. it's about 95 miles to the south and east of jacksonville florida. you see all the heavy rain and wind battering the east coast of georgia and the carolinas. here is the latest. maximum sustained winds 120 miles per hour, a category 3 storm. it's moving to the north-northwest at 12 miles per hour. and into tonight it will cross over the florida coast and into georgia and as we get foo the weekend by saturday morning, this track has it weakening to a category 2 storm over the carolinas and then a loop around and back to the bahamas as early as monds into tu

live pictures out of beach florida. the eye of matthew about 20 miles away from this site. >> kim: we're going to take you to that report and update you on the progress of the storm in moments. >> all of a sudden heard a lot running towards our hallways. >> dana: panic spreads across a local middle school after reports of a scary clown on campus. how school district police are reacting to the frightening reports. good morning. welcome in. we start with breaking news at 6:30 on this friday. >> kim: live pictures out daytona beach, florida as hurricane matthew continues to march up the east coast of florida as a category 3 storm now. we are copping to you live and we will continue to chart matthew's progress up the east coast. hundreds of thousands waking up without power this morning. >> dana: we have travel times from jeff. right now we begin with tom. town center. we've had work going on for a couple of months to put a barrier rail up to make it safer in the event a vehicle got out of control because we've seen terribl

this is the surfline at jacksonville beach, florida. disney has closed all of its properties in orlando today, as out the storm. you can see the surf picking up it is very windy out there in the shop frozen because they are dealing with all kinds of issues. >> are you still lived on there as well so it is very rare it comes up and hits the jacksonville area. here are shots from earlier and video in the last three minutes from daytona beach florida and already you can see the effects of hurricane matthew. traffic signs torn off their holdings and blowing in the as the storm just now in the next 12-24 hours is expected to cause a real impact. >> the governor calling it a monster storm. and further up the florida coast in jacksonville where a pickup truck runs into a ditch per the water pretty deep. people were there to help get the truck out in these pictures give you an idea of what people are dealing with already. just a little taste of what hurricane matthew may bring over the next several hours. >> parts of florida without some 80,000

>> we are still self hours away from the brunt of hurricane matthew here in ever oh beach, florida along florida coast, south of jacksonville and we are starting to see the conditions deteriorate rapidly. you can see palm trees blowing significantly in the wind. what's surprising is we still here. we have seen the power go in and out. we have seen transformer flashes throughout the evening on the horizon. and we still do have power in this area. throughout much of the area that we are in as well. most people have hunkers down for the night as hurricane matthew is expected to make its way in here the next few hours. miles an hour as the category 4 storm the strongest in more than a decade makes its way into florida. it's unclear whether we'll see actual landfall. whether the eyewall of the storm will make it over land or whether it will city a few miles off the coast of florida. either way, significant gangs expected in florida as the storm slowly moves its way up the coast. matthew's line of fire so to speak and expecting the brunt of the storm the next 12 hours or so. i'm todd walker. b

that is from west palm beach, florida.just a few minutes, donald trump will walk up to that microphone. this is the first time that he will speak out loud since woman after woman after woman came forward overnight with new allegations about unwanted kissing or touching. >> this as the donald trump campaign is now pulling resources out of the key state of virginia. this according to both the rnc and the trump campaign. let's talk about it all right now with cory stewart, the former campaign chairman from the state of virginia, mary katherine hamm, david brock, founder of the pro hillary clinton super pac correct the record. thanks so much for being here. we will keep an eye on that live picture at the bottom of the screen. mary katherine, new allegations coming out overnight. woman after woman after woman as john berman says. trump also then in response leveling threats against these publications, that lawsuits will be coming if they don't retract. where are we right now from your perspective? >> that is a great question. s

this is a live look in daytona beach florida before hitting florida the storm whipped through haiti...cuba and the bahamas...leaving destruction in it's path.... in haiti at least 269 people are dead and hundreds of thousands more are displaced. in cuba hundreds of people had homes! in the bahamas people are just beginning to assess the damage this morning. take a look right now at the radar behind me.... you can see just how massive this category three storm is right now. officials are warning the effects of matthew will be unlike any hurricane in decades and that some places may become "uninhabitable for weeks or months." despite all that some people are staying put...

nbc's sarah rosario is in daytona beach, florida: hurricane matthew is lashing florida.. the eye hugging the coastline as it moves north.. bringing with it heavy rain, violent winds, and dangerous storm surge that could reach up to eleven feet.(sot / gov. rick scott - (r) fl. :13 - :17) "we are very concerned about storm surge and the worst effects are still likely to come."this was seen on ormond beach as the ocean pushed inland."oh my gosh guys we should back up."nats: transformer explodeshundreds of thousands are without power after matthew started its assault overnight.first light revealed south florida was daytona beach showed floridians heeded the warnings and got out of the way of the violent storm.now a category 3 with sustained winds of 120 miles per hour.. the storm is far from letting up as it pummels the northern part of florida before starting its march up the coast. (sot / pres. obama)"we're still on the front end of this storm, we're not on the back end so we don't know how bad the damage could end up." georgia and south carolina are now bracing for impact

here is a live look at juno beach, florida. just south of jupiter, florida. not far from palm beach gardens. you can see the camera which is presumably tied down is actually shaking. we are talking winds that are up to 130 miles per hour and the storm hasn't made landfall yet. now on the move hovering close to florida and threatening a large stretch of the coast of florida. we got a live update earlier from randy in stewart, florida. now coverage 150 miles up the coast to daytona beach. >> the storm is getting closer and closer to florida by the minute. can you designed that? >> we just had a band of pretty strong rain moving through. this part of florida could see the worst that matthew has to offer. it closes in on the coast with winds rain and a storm surge of 6 to 9 feet. and the storm ravaged caribbean islands. 109 deaths after haiti took a direct hit. evacuation orders are in effect and hundreds of thousands have moved to higher ground. supplies and fuel are running out and so is time. the current track shows matthew conditioning up through the weekend.

we are joi beach, florida. hope you're staying safe, dave. describe the conditions now. >> hey, jim and marie. we're on the outer bands. the wind has picked up. we've seen the surf grow all day. there is evacuation. we've got our equipment under a tunnel trying to protect things. a couple of hours. that is great news as matthew makes its way in. >> can you still hear us, jay? >> i've talked to people that have decided to stay. they're at the point where the conditions are going to start to it is too late to leave. the bridges over to this area will be closed down. what officials say is if you're riding this thing out get ready. the next 48 hours are going to be rough here. you're on your own. we can't send our people out to put them in harm's way. >> we wish you and your team the best as you stay there on the shores of daytona beach. it will be today and the next day of that. >> we'll be tracking it for you every step of the way. so many people living here in town have family in florida or somewhere on the east coast. this is a monster storm.

rosa flores is monitoring the situation there in atlanta ick beach, florida.at report. we still have special coverage on "the lead" with jake tapper right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thanks, brianna. this storm will kill you, that's the direct warning from the governor of florida. "the lead" starts right now. a wall of water approaching, hurricane matthew now a rare and extremely powerful category 4 storm. and the path it's taking could wreck the u.s. coastline for hundreds of miles. 12 million people under hurricane warning as the state of florida prepares for a direct hit and faces what could be its biggest evacuation in history. clos and politics, practice in prime-time. debate prep typically behind closed dos.

along the eastern coast of florida, this is a view from a condo on daytona beach. you can see the water battering the coast. the storm surge could be the most dangerous of this storm. >> this is round one. the hurricane is expected to come back around and hit florida again. let's go to jeremy. >> here is the hurricane, 35 miles east of saint august teen florid teen. i -- -- augustine. from augustine, 86 miles per hour. thankfully, the core of the strongest has remains off shore the entire day. there was concern yesterday the eye would graze the florida coastline, that's where we would have seen very intense wind. now, we focus our concern on the -p/ continuation of the wind, but bands of heavy wind and rain moving shore. the eye wall continues to head north, northwest and eventually, will start to curve north toward savannah. charleston, by 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. expected to weaken, category 2 hurricane. as we advance our time line, it begins to peel off to the right and weaken significantly. how much rain is on the way, >> 6, in charleston, south carolina. the

just a few hours ago, surfers hitting the waves in palm beach, florida. the water level there is expected to rise 5 to 9 feet. and yet people are out in it. it was a massive storm. it's such a dangerous situation and not something that you take lightly. make sure you're prepared and ready for the next potentially very catastrophic. we want to take you to radar and show you what we're seeing. we continue to track hurricane matthew. it was upgraded as it tracks closer to the u.s. maximum sustained winds are at 140 miles per hour. and it's maintaining that strength as it approaches. it's relentlessly pounding the bahamas and it could have huge heavily populated coast of florida. let's zoom out on radar. it's tracking to the northwest. and it could dump up to 15 inches of rain in some spots. as it moves closer to florida, obviously, we know this is a life-threatening situation. we could see dangerous storm surge and a lot, a lot of flooding. and this is the strongest since hurricane andrew in east florida. we've got this graphic on your screen. you cane all a

florida is not out of the woods yet. don champion has the latest from daytona beach. hurricane matthew pounded south florida---with blinding rain and winds that gusted over 100 miles an hor (twitter video) the governor says matthew remains a serious threat as it moves north. (sot gov. rick scott) it could be the worst part of this is yet to come. trees and destroyed the side of boat house at a marina in smyrna. all over the state debris littered streets (pipe 6 10:47: so wind blowing trash can) (nats crashing waves) in jacksonville, huge waves crashed ashore. officials are worried matthew's storm surge could cause major flooding in low lying areas along the saint johns river. (aerials) (sot gov. rick scott) on top of those winds, the storm surge is going to be significant. 10 feet plus waves. (don champion/cbs news/daytona beach, florida) the governor is expected to tour some of the damage todaybut as you can see from the destruction around me..matthew is still very powerful. different. this is the worst hurrican i've ever been in." in south carolina, the governor plea

they have reversed the course a little bit. >> as soon as clinton arrives, you are in daytona beach, floridawill bring it to our viewers live. huma abedin not traveling with clinton on this two-day florida trip. >> she was on the plane when this news broke and was in the huddle of top advisers. clinton advisers say, don't read too much into that. hu huma abedin almost alls travels with hillary clinton. definitely not on the plane today. >> phil, thanks for reporting. we will bring you there live again as soon as hillary clinton begins to speak. the calm fbi director, james comey and the battle inside the justice department between top doj officials. we break it down next. stay with us. [ music stops ] ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ♪ [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. >>> what exactly happened between the head of the

florida. this is a live picture from jacksonville beach. president obama has declared a state of emergency in florida as the category four hurricane nears. 2.5 million people have been all the way up to the carolinas. disney world, universal, and sea world are all closed as matthew approaches. the storm has already left a path of destruction in the caribbean, killing more than 100 people in haiti. this is video from just a few hours ago from the bahamas. the rain and high winds rocking boats still docked in the water as matthew made landfall. as florida braces for matthew, reporter dave mcdaniel is on flagler beach, that's northeast of orlando where there are huge all day. we are still hours away from the worst of what hurricane matthew is going to deliver? just look at the atlantic ocean, with the shoreline and the p are. huge waves already. we are being told that at its worst, 15 to 20-foot waves hearing flagler beach and as large as an eight-foot storm surge on the intercoastal wate here, wanting to see what mother nature is dishing out.

florida. don champion, cbs news, daytona beach. ((dave courvoisier)) >> matthew is blamed for at as the storm continues to move... katie's been tracking it from here at home. and joins us now with an update...katie? katie boer good afternoon....hurr icane matthew remains the biggest weather concern across the country right now as the category 2 hurricane is still seeing current sustaine winds at 110 mph right now. ............ let's look at the satellite the last far north this hurricane has pushed from off the coast of miama to now jacksonville with the eyewall of matthew off jacksonville beach, florica. -- obviously it's traveled almost the length of the state--but current speed is tracking at 12mph winds and dangerous storm surge arriving in georgia. ........... a slew of watches, warnings and advisories are in place right now -- one thing i'm watching besides flash flooding, strong, high water surges is a tornado watch currently in place for the northern edge of eastern georgia--near savannah up to just north of charleston sout

dangerous. >> so the waves and wind causing serious continues with our team coverage live in daytona beach, florida. what do you know? here in daytona beach, things are calming down with winds of up to 60 miles per hour. debris flying everywhere. i have shown you some of the damage we have in our area. across the stroet/ from where we are standing, this billing streets. we heard this aluminum siding laying out in tpropb/ of the building, it was rattling along the street. thing blown around for the wind, people here in central florida, breathing a sigh of relief. finally getting a chance to assess some of the damage. with that said, we do see it moving over jackso jacksonville. it's at a category 2 on the brink ofbe sustained winds one 10 miles per hour, still a big storm being felt across the northern part of florida, taking aim at the carolinas, specifically charleston. all eyes on matthew. sara rosario, back to you. >>> stay with us as we follow hurricane matthew. you can track it at any time on our website or by using our mobile apps. for a murder suspect or suspects. an elderly man was murdered

dan mannarino live in daytona beach, florida as hurricane matthew moves up the atlantic coast. when you see your business getting boarded up what are your thoughts i hope its there tomorrow thats what with before the storm had to say about his business in melbourne. nats 25:00 blowing debri which is where pix11 reported from the storm during the morning hours - wind gustts up to 115 miles per hour, in an area that was mandated to evacuate - shelters packed to capacity - with nearly 6,000 people reported to have no power early on. sot - 32:32 everyone here was able to fit in properly the red cross houses over 6,000 people in shelters . as the down trees, closed bridges , even a hospital evacuated and shut down, with the sign almost blown over nats but, the storm moved north - so we did to, to daytona beach - which is getting hit a whole lot harder - power outages widespread, beaches completed eroded, with the storm surge growing. dan mannarino live in daytona beach, florida as hurricane matthew moves up brad thanksda it seems every week there's a surprise in the nfl. this week i

our friend ron mott is in daytona beach, florida. thanks. shot from orlando, florida, where, again, still a long distance away from the center of this storm. this is just a robo tower cam, a web cam sponsored by the folks who collect your tolls. tolls that have been suspended, by the way, so people can get out of dodge during this storm. this shows us nothing in particular except for violent wind shaking the camera and visible rain there. one special note about orlando, in the whole history of walt disney world it's only closed four times. and this is one of those. it will be closed tomorrow. the three previous closures were also for hurricanes, but this really is a first. we're going to be watching especially closely where that eye ends up in relation to orlando, florida. we have one of the great specialists waiting to talk to us. michael lowery, weather channel hurricane specialist. i've been watching you on television as well. should we put any faith in this slight northern jog of the storm? it looked like it was turning to get out of the

marci gonzalez, new smyrna beach florida. >>> the race is on to escape south florida. for some that meant a flight to the valley. john ericson is live at sky harbor. it makes sense that people would want to escape to the desert but that the plan this time for the people you talked to? >> reporter: stephanie not quite. the trip was already but with the hurricane baring down, they wanted to get here as quickly as possible. a woman who's new to florida is glad to be here in arizona away from matthew but is worried about what her home may look like when she goes back. >> it's absolutely terrifying. we very quickly learn how to put up the shutters and i feel it's still very, very scary. >> most things going normally here at the airport this afternoon. she flew out of fort lauderdale this morning. says the airport was already looking deserted as it got read ready to shut down. she's on her way to sedona but says she may not be able to relax with matthew on her mind. >> tracking hurricane matthew right now. as it continues to move to the northwest at around 1 1-miles- per-hou

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florida. daytona beach. we'll go to her as soon as she starts speaking here, but jian garl oh, as you looked at responses those in the middle, such as yourself, said it a second ago we're not going to get much out of this. probably exactly what the democratic party wants to say. we're going to stop in and listen to her very briefly. we're not actually going to stop in, but we're -- >> thank you! thank you so much. >> let's go to hillary clinton. >> thank you all! wow. thank you. thank you. i am just thrilled to be here. are you ready to canvas? wow. we need your help, in these last ten days until the election. i want to thank leslie parris for that introduction and her lifelong work on behalf of children. i want to thank state representative dwayne taylor and mayor derrick henry for being here with us. and to all of the elected officials, all of the organizers and the volunteers. i am thrilled to have this chance to come by and talk with you for a few minutes about what's at stake in this election, because -

officials issued hurricane warnings and watches from florida to south carolina. here in daytona beach, streets are empty. most people have evacuated. but across the state, 1500 national guardsmen have been called up in case. matthew hit the bahamas this morning packing winds up to 125 miles per hour. roads are littered with debris. matthew devastated parts of haiti. poorly constructed homes are gone. people waited through high water trying to reach higher ground. government officials say this is the worst humanitarian crisis since the 2010 earthquake. marlie hall, cbs news, daytona beach, florida. >>> and several airlines have already canceled flights involving florida airports that could be affected by the hurricane. that will have a domino effect on air travel nationwide. at the san francisco airport, at least 14 flights have been canceled. >>> and let's get an update on where hurricane matthew is right now with kpix 5's roberta gonzales. >> michelle and kenny, we have been monitoring this hurricane for days now in the kpix weather center. that's what makes this hurricane already hi

live pictures from west palm beach, florida as again we're going to see the storm barrel toward florida throughout the course of the day. there's west palm beach. a calmer ocean now, but that's no doubt going to change. a li report at 5:00. >>> 4:34. they have a new way to keep guns out of the wrong hands. gun vaults will be in personal and take home vehicles. deputies will be expected to store weapons in them while off duty. stolen weapons are a major concern. last year one stolen from an off duty car was used in a shooting death in san francisco. the investigative unit uncovered how many guns were taken. for more, head to nbcbayarea.com, click on investigation. >>> switching gears. the giants moving on to the windy city to battle the cubs after a dramatic finish last night. >> that was after a three run homer to win the game. fans going bonkers when they took the lead on gillespie's three run homer in the top of the ninth. there it goes. all they can do is watch that unfold. madison bumgarner was brilliant to no one's surprise. pitched a complete game shutout. ultimately the giants wi

here's live look at daytona beach, florida. ready 10 office thousands of people in florida are sitting in the dark. power already out. the worst because it doesn't look terribly bad there. looks windy that's about it. worst is yet to come. we've been showing you photos from the space that nasa is giving us. this storm at a nightmare for the space coast. if the hurricane slams the area directly which it has been on track to do it will be the worst storm to hit the space port since nasa belted in 1962. out of the 8,000 people who man the kennedy space sent only 166 people they're called the ride out crew is holding down the fort. as hurricane matthew barrels toward the coast, many delaware valley natives are bracing. they're sending videos to us from westphal many beach and saint augustine where the wind and the rain are now picking up. at philadelphia international airport airlines canceled all flights from florida and most flights to. and peco energy will send 50 people and 35 trucks to the florida area tomorrow morning. peco sa

lauren lister is live on new smyrna beach, florida with more on what's happening there right now, lauren? >> reporter: good morning, the eye of hurricane matthew is still 50 miles or around there off the coast of florida, but the impact of this category 3 hurricane with 120-mile an hour winds is really being felt here with pelting rain, major gusts and power outages. hurricane matthew barreling toward florida, the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the storm pummel coastal cities. overnights violent winds along the beaches, gusts in some places clocking in above 70 miles per hour. the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed power lines, thousands facing outages. officials fearing up to 3 million may end up in the dark. the national weather service say matthew will be devastating. florida's governor making this dire warning. >> unfortunately this is going to kill people. >> reporter: already it has, matthew taking the lives of 100 people as it swept through haiti. the death toll skyrocketing as the floodwaters recede. matthew battering the about bahs

right now, about 75 miles off the coast of west palm beach, florida. the eye is right here. it has not made landfall yet. you can see the outer bands of the storm already starting to impact parts of florida. here's the track over the next few days. as you can see, it continues to hug t momentum as it continues northward making a loop all the way into the atlantic. again, bringing very strong winds. right now the sustained winds are around 130 miles an hour with movement to the northwest. you can see it even curves around which means we could potentially see another hit to florida as the system circles around the atlantic. it starts to dive southward. a quick look at one of the time lapses in the west palm beach area. you can see very gusty winds movement of this deadly hurricane. more on news 3. >>> finally a first set for thousands of victims of sexual assault. dina titus announces $2.5 million in federal funds to get a backlog of rape kits tested and to get more rapists behind bars. sergio avila explains how this issue has turned political, a heated issue during the dina ti

at 5:00 we'll live you live to daytona beach, florida. >>> let's talk about hurricane matthew. earlier kevin said that miami, south florida, looks like they dodged the bullet. >> it looks like matthew might impact more of a tropical storm. it will go over some of the same water that's been churned. it looks like it won't have the same intensity. >> good news there. >> we'll be talking about this sometime storm -- storm for a while. i did want to talk about our weather. another beautiful day in las vegas. it's been a beautiful day from the time the sun came up. great shot from our camera over the red rock resort. not much in the way of clouds at all and not much in the way of air quality. flamingo, 81. not flowing a single mile an hour. anthem, 74 and 7 miles and hour. boulder city, it's 77 degrees and only 12% relative humidity. couple exceptions, as you might except on the east side. 83 in overton. 77 in sandy valley. as you map out your friday, low to mid-80s for a high tomorrow afternoon. wind, not a problem at all. less than 10 miles per hour for the entire day. so the lates

live pictures from jacksonville beach, florida, where the storm is kicking up big waves. hurricane matthew has strengthened to a powerful category 4 with winds of at least 140 miles per hour. authorities have told 2 million people in coastal florida, georgia and south carolina to get out of harm's way. it's the largest mandatory evacuation since sandy struck the northeastern u.s. back in october of 2012. matthew could make landfall in florida later tonight or early tomorrow. we'll keep you updated. our other big story, the countdown to the next political showdown. the rematch between trump and clinton just three days away. trump holds a town hall in new hampshire later this evening. it's seen as a sort of dress rehearsal for sunday's town hall-style debate. clinton is also in debate prep mode right now and off the campaign trail. she's getting some help from her surroga surrogates, senator bernie sanders, out there campaigning for clinton in ann ash, michigan, this hour. also this hour, chelsea clinton takes part in an early vote rally in minneapolis. we're watching all of

reporting tonight from west palm beach, florida. well, as you can see, the southeast is threatened tonight by the most powerful hurricane in more than a decade. matthew is about 100 miles offshore. it's expected to make landfall overnight, just north of here, on the space coast of florida, near cape canaveral. it is a huge hurricane. 120 miles wide, and its strong, sustained winds up to 140 miles an hour. more than two million coastal residents have florida to the carolinas have been ordered to evacuate. nearly 3,000 are in shelters in florida alone. president obama has declared an emergency in florida and now in south carolina. the governor of florida is warning of potentially catastrophic damage. flooding and power losses for days. airports are shut down, thousands of flights have been canceled. that fantasy land giving way to the reality of danger. matthew has already killed a reported 140 people in the caribbean, most of them in haiti. forecasters tell us the major threat to the u.s. is a storm surge of up to 11 feet that could

our marlie hall has the latest from daytona beach, florida. >> reporter: as hurricane matthew roared through the bahamas, parts of florida became a ghost town. >> don't become a victim. make sure you get out and get out tonight. >> reporter: people along the east coast began heeding evacuation warnings. >> gas stations haven't had gas. >> reporter: as others cleared their properties, this boater in daytona beach decided to move further inland. >> this one i think will be more dramatic. >> reporter: lurk matthew -- hurricane matthew is expected to regain strength over the next few hours. >> we'll start feeling tropical storm force winds and could potentially feel hurricane force winds, too. >> reporter: matthew is expected to bring storm surge and beach erosion to and south carolina tomorrow, before moving out to sea this weekend. marlie hall, cbs news, daytona beach, florida. >>> that hurricane means flights to the southeast coast are starting to shut down. let's take you out to dia. our jamie leary is there. jamie. >> reporter: good morning, alan. more than 1600 flights have been ca

jay gray is in daytona beach, florida with more tonight. southeast coast.. "we have seen hurricane force winds along the coast of over 100 miles per hour." violent winds.. pushing sheets of rain sideways.. and a massive storm surge.. moving the ocean inland away from this window." the conditions have been brutal.. flood waters swallowing cars.. trees pulled from the soaked ground or snapped by the wind.. homes and businesses across the strike zone - battered and torn apart.. nats pop transformer more than a million homes don't have power right now.. that number expected to climb - as matthew turns its attention to georgia, and the carolinas.. "we still have hurricane warnings and storm surge warnings in effect for the entire south carolina coast." charleston could see (nats: knocking "fire department!") firefighters going door-to-door earlier today.. urging families to join the hundreds- churning closer to the shoreline.. the time to move-out is ..running out.. move around as matthew.. moves in.. the storm is expected to continue to hug the coast.. and cause

south carolina tomorrow...before moving out to sea this weekend.marlie hall cbs news daytona beach, florida. 3 american red cross has already deployed 18 volunteers to the region.it's also moving the ?milwaukee emergency response vehicle? down there tomorrow. tomorrow.several airlines have already ?canceled? flights. so, far "hurricane matthew" is being blamed for ?at least 25 deaths? in the caribbean. meteorologist justin thompson gee is tracking the hurricane. he joins us now with the latest.justin? 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??10???)) today: more clouds with times of on and off showers and storms. rain totals less than 1". warm with highs in the lower 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: rain lingers and could especially early. lows in the upper 50s to 600. wind: s 5-15 mph.friday: a few morning showers may be possible. a little sunshine returns in the afternoon. cooler and back to average with temperatures in the lower 60s to start the day and not moving much. breezy. wind: sw -> nw 10-20 mph. sunday. coolest air of the season with morning temperatures in the lower 40s and a fe

you can see what it's doing in daytona beach, florida, right now. debris blowing down the streets. is a category 3 storm. that means sustained winds of 100 to 120 miles per hour. there appears to be damage in daytona beach right now. you -- electrical lines are down. you see that utility pole there has snapped off. and you see the siding coming off buildings, at least according to boris sanchez. we believe what that stuff is blowing down the streets, so rescue workers are saying stay in your homes because they're battening down hatches of their own and they're not going to be able to come out and come get you if you're in trouble. let's head to st. augustine a little farther up the florida coast just below jacksonville, florida, which is just below the state of georgia. a reporter just a few minutes ago did a live shot from st. augustine. his name is chris >> reporter: if you can zoom in to the wall there, as another gust comes through. we're trying to kind of shield the camera behind the car, because of how much rain is coming through this area and how much water is coming over th

live picture of palm beach, florida. you can see the coastal city being lashed right now by winds ahead of the eye and look at the palm trees swaying there. the powerful hurricane will be the first to make landfall in the u.s. in this area since hurricane wilma in 2005. and florida governor rick scott is urging everyone in the storm's path to leave now. in a tweet today, he said, "1.5 million floridians are under evacuation orders." and matthew is being felt right here in the bay area. canceled flights to miami and orlando are impacting passengers. >>> 100 local pg&e workers are heading to florida as part of a mutual aid agreement. laura anthony is live in antioch. laura? >> reporter: just after this storm passes through, they will be ready to rebuild infrastructure and restore power almost immediately. >> we want to make sure we're not driving in big puddles of water. >> reporter: it may be 3,000 miles away but hurricane matthew is on the minds of people in the bay area. these are among 100 pg&e workers from northern an

storm apart. >> making it a category four hurricane in city only 205 miles southeast of west palm beach florida. >> watch as it gets closer to melbourne florida. that's the soerntcenter of the . if it makes direct land fall, it is not going to impact florida any difference than it stays right there. we are going to continue to see the e if he cans of this category four hurricane. so here is the break down of what we are going to see as we go through the roastest of this afternoon. we'll see rainfalls continuing to make sheer way on shore. that could produce seven to 10 inches of rain along the coast. we are looking at seven to 11 foot storm surge. >> as that water is getting pushed add shore. >> same goes the same to south carolina, here is the break down for our storm search. only about one to three foot storm surge and seven to 11 feet of water on top of your average high tide for this area and for the airline na coastline. we could see it. rainfall could be up to seven or 10 inches of rain. our kens are regular flooding, and the wind is on top of that. >> it could blow roofs off buildings an

soot wortht. >>> that is just one of several transformer explosions happening overnight in cocoa beach floridauring the hurricane. . the red cross is tweeting this morning that more than 27,000 people sought refuge and shelters along the florida, georgia and south carolina coast thursday night. dan, what is the situation now in cocoa? >> well, i think there is a sigh of relief through this area. certainly as we went to bed last night, we were expecting the worst and i think we got a bit of a break. as i talked to people yesterday in our shelters, that was the number one concern. they knew they would be safe as the storm passed but they were really concerned about their homes. these are folks who moved from those areas that were evacuated. they took the advice, they came, and i hope we'll find that a lot of them will go back to little damage compared to what it could have been. >> and dan, what are you expecting up in georgia? >> yeah, i just got off the phone with our teams in georgia and up into south carolina and they are prepared. you know, we're still seeing the effects here in florida but