and, there's some defense under fire for alarm north carolina to get in the decision but only 23 seconds left. and, as they kicked the winning field goal some feel that they have developed the defense. and, back on a quick response. >> effort is not about ability, effort is not about scheme or and, you have to have great programs and i think that's where the foundation is. >> all right. the biggest teams are gathering >>> tonight, >>> tonight, breaking news. a direct hit. hurricane matthew strikes. the category 4 storm, deadly already. 700 miles wide. and here in the u.s. tonight, states of emergency declared in several states. massive evacuations planned. and the new moving right up the coast, florida, the carolinas, potentially right through philly and new york. >>> also tonight, the massive gas explosion. two homes leveled. authorities had a 22-minute warning. >>> donald trump, after reports he might not have paid federal income taxes for nearly two decades, tonight, trump in his own words. what he says is unfair. and the vp showdown tonight. >>> late developments. the man who showed

north carolinians, are receiving cancellation notices informing them they will lose the health care plan they purchased under obamacare. as a consequence of insurers dropping out of the program at an alarming rate, in north carolina there is one in sure left on the obamacare exchange in 95 out of 100 counties. will be hitamilies with a nearly 25% premium increase hike next year. unfortunately, instead of aisle, across the president obama and congressional democrats are in denial. their solution is the so-called putic option that would family health care in the control of unelected bureaucrats in washington. in other words their solution to plan is government another government plan. we have been listening to the frustration felt by the american people. led by members like north ,arolina, senator richard burr we are pursuing commonsense reforms to replace obamacare, reforms to put health care decisions back in the hands of patients and doctors. our funds will allow families to get the insurance companies that meet their needs. patient centered reforms like richard burr's would lower health care costs while protecting americans with pre-existing conditions without the need for costly government mandates. americans

north carolina.. on high alert. sot - gov. pat mccrory / (r) north carolina "hoping this is a false alarm .. but we can't gamble.. we cannot gamble with pple lives" elizabeth hur oncam close: forecasters say it's too soon to talk about what, if any, impact hurricane matthew will have here in the us.. but yes.. prepared, just in case. eh, abc news, new york. another day of wind is expected for the las vegas valley. cold front drops out of the northwest and passes over head today. from 8am to 1pm today, winds will be at their strongest. 5-20 mph winds will be common mainly sunny skies will be common but behind this front is much cooler air. highs will range between 74 and 79 degrees valley wide with central las vegas looking to hit 76 degrees which is 11 degrees below our normal high year. winds drop out by this evening and mild winds hold throughout the week and into the weekend.md with high temperatures slowly rising into the weekend. low 80s will be common tomorrow with mid 80s by this weekend. will be at their strongest. 5-20 mph winds will be common mph. this cold front is a dry cold front for las vegas which

north carolina.. on high alert. sot - gov. pat mccrory / (r) north carolina "hoping this is a false alarm .. but we can't gamble.. we cannot gamble with pple close: forecasters say it's too officials say they are prepared, just in case. eh, abc news, new york. ad-libs let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. another day of wind is expected for the las vegas valley. cold front drops out of the today. from 8am to 1pm today, winds will be at their strongest. 5-20 mph winds will be common with gusts between 25 and 35 mph. this cold front is a dry cold front for las vegas which means mainly sunny skies will be common but behind this front is much cooler air. highs will range between 74 and temperatures for this time of year. winds drop out by this evening and mild winds hold throughout the week and into the weekend. mainly sunny skies are expected with high temperatures slowly rising into the week low 80s will be common tomorrow with mid 80s by this weekend. a house being moved on wheels in texas proves to be a too eh, abc news, new york. winds will be common with gusts between 25 and 35 mph. thi

obvious that the fact that black hands were at the control of money and that seem to alarmed people in north carolina and they voted according to their peers. i think the access that more people of color have two better jobs and positions of power have created a problem for some people who want to react in a racist way. >> i remember a time when there are high number of murders and urban area and they were taken for granted and didn't get as much attention. these lower levels of crime now get today. do think that is a sign of progress. >> i don't know about that. i am pretty ignorant on that. i don't study police statistics that closely unless i'm researching an article or something. >> let's talk about guns for a second. there are people talking about buying more guns and more powerful weapons and there's the other side of that that you talked about a little bit in trigger happiness from some police officers. what can we do in this country about the gun problem? >> i think keeping guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them, crazy people or people who are on terrorist watch lists, i thin

the first of the season, the level of alarm tempered by perspective in some cases. >> well, my brother is in north carolinaing right now, and he's got that hurricane. >> reporter: you see this by comparison and -- >> not too worried. should i be? >> reporter: that depends on whether she plans to travel on highway 101 north this morning because at san pedro road one jackknifed big rig closed three of four lanes, and if you're wondering how this could happen. >> it appears that the vehicle just lost control. this is an area as we see with wet weather and especially on hills. you get a lot of water on these hills. >> reporter: leading to a bottleneck and rainy day gridlock that appeared to never end. not only did it back up northbound 101 but all of the surface streets around it in san rafael. >> it's impossible to do anything in this county. >> all in a rainy day's work, some might say and had we asked the statue of yoda in s the force is not with you. >> pg&e stabilized a downed power line that came crashing down after a transformer caught fire. workers in the area say they heard three loud backs and then thei

north carolina are on high alert. >> i am hoping this is a false alarm, but we -- , but we can't gamble. and we will -- i won't gamble with people's lives. >>> still too soon to say where heading, but we are keeping -- ? but we aae keeping an eye on it . >>> tied up and robbed at gunpoint that's what happened to the world's biggest reality stars. kim kardashian was in paris and had millionn of dollars worth of jewelry stolen. >>> kim kardashian right back in the united states after beating the victim of a violent robbery in paris. video shot shows kim and arriving at an apartment in new york city. >>> french police a -- say kardashian west was robbed at gunpoint at more than$10 million worth of jewelry sunday night to get a source telling abc news five gunmen dressed as police officers participated in the robbery. ?wo of them made their way into the private reeidence where she was staying, police from kardashian west tied up and locked in the bathroom. she's unharmed. kim was in paris for fashion week posting pictures from fashion shows and events on social media. >>> her husband, i did

north carolina. according to the latest abc news tracking poll clinton has a six-point lead over trump nationally. but north carolina still a virtual toss-up right now. >>> well, today trump's most alarming claims, that the election is rigged, is being put through the truth-o- meter. specifically he said 8% of non citizens are registered to vote on november 8th. >> and hillary clinton's claim that her track record as senator proves that she can work across the aisle also being tested tonight. >> 14% of non-citizens are registered to vote. >> reporter: donald trump continuing his claims of rigged illegals are registered to vote this year. the republican candidate citing a controversial study that was later refuted by the very researches who collected the data trump is using. politifact also looked into it. >> it's inaccurate, but it is not out of thin air. but where he is getting it from, they're messing up the statistics. >> reporter: that information continuing to make the rounds on the campaign trail and leading politifact to rate trump's claim >>> 400 bills have my name on them either as a sponsor or co sponsor. you don't get that done if you don't work with folks on the other side. >

alarm in the south. states of emergency in florida, georgia, both north and south carolina. tomorrow south carolina's governor plans to issue an evacuation order to give a million people time to flee the coast. stocking up on groceries, buying pro pain and plywood and long lines at gas stations. once again the jersey shore is a potential target for some destructive weather. but christie, adam joseph, just told us that most of the projections now say that the jersey shore will not be ground zero. but what's happening there tonight? >> reporter: it's obviously good news. it's a little blustery here. they were dealing with hurricane hermine last month. this month it's hurricane matthew. and that could potentially come in and dampen another big weekend for businesses along the board walk. the original fudge kitchen is open year round. and like other board walk businesses they bank on this weekend's fall block party for their bottom line. >> this is the last chance for people to kind of enjoy the city. a lot of the businesses close after this weekend. >> reporter: now swirling ar

north carolina on high alert. >> i am hoping this is a false alarm, but we can't gamble and we won't gamble with people's lives. >> here is matthew moving very slowly. we know there will be an impact on the southeastern coast, but no question it won't impact us. >> the models are still at this point everywhere when it comes to areas north o carolina. to resolve that the models need data to pull into their long equations. we will start launching the weather balloons much more frequently to feed extra data into the models in hopes that there is a coin -- coinciding with all of the data models. >> ben: we are looking at a week away. >> yes. if we were to get a direct impact, there is plenty of preparations. i wouldn't rush to any sort of judgment at this point whether or not it is going out to sea or whether or not it will have a direct impact. it is just something we need to continue to watch. north of the outer banks of north carolina, anybody's guess as to where this may go. more urgently in the here and now we have scattered showers and even rumbles of thunder that are moving south of the pike right now. these

the long-term track prompting north carolina and florida to false alarm. but we can't -- we want gamble. and we won't gamble with people's lives and the livelihood of many people up and down the coast. >> we have a plan in place early can mean the difference between life and death. >> we've also checked in overnight with the staff at the be like brit orphanage in haiti that was started by a local family. they posted a picture you see along midnight with the haitian "keeping the faith." rerouted their shifts to stay away from the storm. this area is trying rebuild from hurricane tomas that hit the region last year killing ten people. >> sara: just all hope that everybody will be okay thinking of all the kids in the orphanage and around the entire island right now. >> gene: the latest information on the storm track was released just last hour. what are the models say now, jason in terms of the poe tells path? if you were watching kevin yesterday. and the westward trend and that continues. this is the eye of the cat 4 hurricane where the 145-mile-per-hour win

north carolina. officials have been getting the word out. their message, the storm is on the way and needs to be taken seriously. overnight, preparing for a direct impact. officials sounding the alarm as hurricane matthew puts the u.s. in its bull's-eye. >> this is very serious and you need to prepare and protect you and your families. >> reporter: people from the florida keys to north carolina boarding up their homes and filling up their cars. there's only premium left. >> kind of a mad house. >> i got to get it to get me to the next station. >> reporter: drivers waiting in line for more than an hour. this is what stores look like up and down the coast. empty shelves as people stock up on essentials. >> all the water gone. >> reporter: the governors of florida, georgia and the carolinas declaring states of emergency. >> if you're able to leave and begin this afternoon in south carolina. governor nikki haley closed all schools along the coast and ordered more than 1 million people to get away from the shoreline. >> wherever you are on the coast, we want to you get 100 miles away from that. >> reporter: farmers in north carolina, fearful of what matthew could do to their crops. >> i

prompting the governors of florida and north carolina to issue states of emergency. >> i am hoping that this is a false alarm but we can't -- we can't gamble. and we won't gamble with people's lives and the livelihood of many people up and down the coast. >> having a plan in place early is the difference between life and death. >> we have also checked in overnight with the staff at the be like brit orphanage in haiti that was started by a local family. they posted this picture "keeping the faith." the big question is what impact matthew could you have here. jason prueher has a new position and track at 5 a.m. he will have that for you as soon as that is released. if you are away from your tv get updates on our web site and news app. >>> gloucester city officials accused leonard camponello of messages on his work phone. it is with two women that filed complaints against him. when investigators asked campnello. he mailed the phone to his attorney. when officials got the phone the messages were all erased. the chief said he is a victim of a witch hunt and was wrongfully terminated. >> the reason for terminating

in north carolina, governor pat mccrory placed 66 counties under emergency declarations... mccrory says: "i'm hoping this is a false alarm but we can't gamble and we won't gamble with people's lives and the livelihood of many people up and down the coast." and in florida - governor rick scott also declared a state of emergency in advance of the storm's arrival... the declaration covers every county in the sunshine state... scott says: "we still have about a day anha we start seeing impacts and having a plan in place early can mean the difference between life and death." earnest says: "fema is deploying officials to state operations centers in florida, georgia, south carolina and north carolina .... we certainly encourage anyone in potentially effected states from florida through the mid atlantic to take steps to prepare." forecasters say even if the storm doesn't make a direct hit -- massive waves will pound portions of the east coast. carmen roberts, fox news.>> normal again tuesday under sunny skies. the system that pushed the cooler air into our area is heading away. it's being replaced by high pressure by the end of

north carolina on high alert. >> i'm hoping this is a false alarm, but we can't gamble, and we won't gamble with people's lives.er: elizabeth hur, new new york, abc news. >> right now, the main focus is matthew's effect on haiti. some models show the country could be hit with more than three feet of rain. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us with what could happen there as well as here in the u.s. paul? >> good morning, diane, kendis. we're still expecting for matthew to make a tremendous impact on haiti. and there's a basic reason why. think of a hurricane as a big pie cut in four slices. now, the top right slice of the pie is where we're expecting the worst of the storm ask that's where we're expecting the strongest of winds. that's why haiti is going to receive the brunt of the worst. although, the mere girth of the storm affects folks in cuba. the tracking of it, category 4 downgraded to a 3 as it crosses cuba, and them sliding close to florida, we're going to restrengthen to a category 3 and possibly targeting portions of north carolina. severe storms ripping its way through portions of the midwest stee

north carolina on high alert. >> i'm hoping that this is a false alarm and we can't gamble and we won't gamble with people's livesorecasters say right now it's just too soon to talk about what, if any, impact hurricane matthew will have here in the u.s. but, yes, officials say preparations are under way just in case. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> the u.s. supreme court opened its new term today, one just as short with a vacant seat unfilled. the court appears to be shying away from blockbuster cases. abc 7 news anchor krinzy is here with details. >> the term opened with eight justices. gone is ultra conservative justice antonin scalia who pass the away in february while visiting a texas ranch. president obama's nominee to replace him-maker garland remains in limbo with republicans refusing to hold confirmation hearings so with a 4-4 split the court is taking up fewer political cases. for example, the court refused to consider president obama's overhaul. immigration sentence after a ruling in juan that blocked its implementation. cupertino-based apple is asking the court to make samsung pay $1 billion as a

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north carolina on high alert. >> i'm hoping this is a false alarm, but we can't gamble, and we won't gamble with people's lives. >> reporter: elizabeth hur, new york. >>> some models sho could be hit with more than 3 feet of rain. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us with what could happen there as well as here in the u.s. paul? >> good morning, diane, kendis. we expect for matthew to make a tremendous impact on haiti. there's a basic reason why. think of a hurricane as a big pie cut in four slices. now, the top right slice of the pie is where we expect the worst of the storm, and that's where we expect the strongest of winds, and that's why haiti storm affects folks in cuba. the tracking of it, category 4 downgraded to a 3 as it crosses cuba, and them sliding close to florida, restrengthen to a category 3, and possibly targeting portions of north carolina. severe storms ripping way through portions of the midwest steering winds from those storms swing matthew right up into new york city. kendis, diane? >> all right, thanks, paul. >>> moving on to politics, donald trump's taxes looming large in theac debate

carolina coast have imposed curfews as matthew moves north. the worst of the storm is expected to move in overnight. that is the sound of a fire alarm going off inside a home in palm coast, florida. take a look at this video of what set off the alarm. the hurricane crashing into the window, threatening to flood the house. weather watch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson is in florida reporting from northeast of orlando. jeremy: i'm weather watch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson reporting from oviedo, florida, talking about hurricane matthew. that's scooted well to the northeast. the tropical storm-force winds where i'm located have been dying down. the locals we talked to were less than impressed with this stm, over the years. a lot of trees are down, limbs, and what that did across parts of southeastern florida, it rips cables down. crews have work to do to restore power to neighborhoods and do general cleanup with debris on the secrets. give it a couple of days and the sunshine state will be back. jeremy nelson, back to you. patrick: where is matthew right now? is tracking the hurricane for us. mark: much talk has been about the fact th

alarm fire. no one was hurt. >>> not just the physical but the spiritual needs being attended to across the south as two chaplains from tucson make their way to north carolina. they will work with the red cross to meet the short term spiritual care needs of those dealing with the aftermath of hurricane matthew. what a few weeks it has been. speaking of the storm, the numbers are in. floo caused 1.5 $1.5 billion damage to homes, businesses, a government buildings in north carolina. there is still major flooding issues in some communities so the number still has room to go up. the estimate doesn't include what it's going to cost to repair damaged roads, bridges or the value from inside the damaged buildings. >> we have thins don't we have washington state. one man was home alone when the wind picked up and he heard a cracking sound, walked upstairs and found this. the top of a maple tree literally piercing right through his roof. the family cut the tree out the delta have a gaping hole in their ceiling which started leaking once the rain arrived. >>> let's talk about the local forecast. temperatures running a degrees cooler. you will notice we are in the 60s

in north carolina, governor pat mccrory placed 66 emergency declarations... mccrory says: "i'm hoping this is a false alarm but we can't gamble and we won't gamble with people's lives and the livelihood of many people up and down the coast." and in florida - governor rick scott also declared a state of emergency in advance of the storm's arrival... the declaration covers every county in the sunshine state... scott says: "we still have about a day and half until we start seeing impacts and having between life and death." earnest says: "fema is deploying officials to state operations centers in florida, georgia, south carolina and north carolina .... we certainly encourage anyone in potentially effected states from florida through the mid atlantic to take steps to prepare." carmen roberts, fox news. forecasters say even if the storm doesn't make a direct hit -- massive waves will pound portions of the east coast. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we stay below average through thursday with highs around 80 degrees..average highs are around 86. north wind moves in on wednesday to 25 mph

alarming but i think it's for the better. >> reporter: new hanover officials will decide whether or not to cancel classes and canceled so we'll keep you updatedded from the coast. jonathan rodriguez, cbs north carolina. >>> the federal government and its resourceses are scattered throughout the southeast and ready to step in if needed. trucks across the country pulled in to fort bragg, stockpiled with supply. the trucks carry foote food, blankets, cots, emergency items and supplies. they're prepared to bring mobile offices to access the fayetteville is the perfect location to set up base. >> we're not sure with where it's going to make impact and need to be prepared to bring resources to impacted states along the coast so this is a good central location to do that. >> they will work 24-hour shifts throughout the week as works arrive at fort bragg. >>> in the effect of flooding from matthew, we got a look at how the national guard will reach those stranded. they showed this tactical vehicle at stationed throughout the state and prepared to respond in the coming days. now, they're came capable of transporting 15 people at a time, potentially more in case of an emergency. they can travel through 2.5 fe

to the united states prompting the governors of florida and north carolina to issue states of emergency. >> now i am hoping this is a false alarm, but we can't -- we can't gamble, and we won't gamble with people's lives and the livelihood of many peo up and down the coast. >> having a plan in place early can mean the difference between life and death. >> daniel: we checked in overnight with the staff at the be like brit orphanage in haiti that was started by a local family. they have posted this picture around midnight with the haitian flag with the message keeping the faith. multiple cruise lines have rerouted their ships to stay away from the storm. >> sara: a fries for the gengel family for keeping us thank you, daniel. as we wait to know what the damage is in jamaica, we are keeping an eye on where matthew is headed. >> gene: an update of what they are thinking in terms of the track. has it taken any -- i know it has moved a little further west. that is the latest we have heard. the trend continues is now. >> jason: a little closer the actual track -- moving closer to florida and the u.s. coastline. so let me show you right

alarming forecast, indeed. fema has, of course, deployed emergency operation centers along the coast from florida to north carolina to prepare for this monster storm. joining me now is the administrator of the federal emergency management center, craig fugate. you have an enormous response. what is your main concern? >> getting people to evacuate. governor scott and nickki haley is trying to get people to evacuate. the more the eye wall comes in, the more damage, we know that. getting people to evacuate is the message today. if you haven't evacuated, you have a little bit of time. don't wait. you'll run out of time and it will be too late. >> do have you any estimate of the population, the coastal population going all the way up the coast that is now under evacuation orders and, presumably, mandatory evasi evan orders. >> about 1.5 million along the coast. numbers won't be as high in georgia and south carolina. rather substantial numbers. that's why these evacuations were starting yesterday. we know it takes a while. for most people, you only have to travel tens of miles to get away from storm surge, not hundreds

alarm as hurricane matthew puts the u.s. in its bull's eye. >> this is very serious. you need to prepare and protect you and your reporter: people from the florida keys to north carolina boarding up their homes and filling up their cars. at this gas station, there's only premium left. >> it is a mad house. >> i don't have a choice. i got to get a willing to get me to the next station. reporter: drivers are waiting in line for more than an hour. this is what grocery stores look like this morning up and down the coast, empty shelves as people stock up on the essentials. s governors of four states, florida, emergency. >> if you are able to leave early and go today, do that. don't take a chance. reporter: evacuations begin in north carolina. they closed the coast and ordered more than one million people to get away. reporter: farmers are fearful. >> it has the potential to d the good lord is going to do. we have to keep the faith. reporter: abc news, new york. sean: there's a strong haitian community here in new hampshire. many of them are trying to reach loved ones in haiti. >> we are nervous. we are worried about the family. we are here to support. time of need. we are

and everybody naturally is alarmed and the europeans look at us and say are you guys going crazy? >> and you just heard gjim acosa say. and the north carolina --. >> i know dallas woodhouse very well. he spent some time working for me full disclosure and i respect dallas he does a good job. >> -- [inaudible]. >> but to david's point and the clip here. donald trump said i will accept a clear election result. the media isn't playing that. what he's saying. >> jim -- >> no he didn't play that. he played the begin of it. a point in the speech today in ohio i'll scene clear election result. however i reserve my right to challenge a close election. i don't think that is out of the bounds. and i think he has that right. two things today. a poll was published in roll cal. 72% of the economists polled today they are very or somewhat concerned about the electoral security on november 8th. secondarily. this is an article published today and here is what it said. the media takes every word that donald trump says, okay. seriously. but they don't take his campaign seriously. the difference is the american people take the campaign seriously but don't take

alarm as hurricane matthew putts the u.s. in its bull's eye. >> this is serious. you need to prepare and protect you and your families. reporter: people from the florida keys to the north carolina boarding up their homes and filling up their cars. there's only premium left in miami. >> it is a mad house. >> i don't hav i got to get a tolts get me to the next station. >> drivers waiting in line for more than an hour. this is what grocery stores look like up and down the coast. empty shelves as people stock up on the essentials. the governor of florida, georgia, and the carolinas. >> if you are able to leave early and go today, do that. don't take a chance. reporter: evacuations nicki hailey has closed the coast. >> they are fearful of what matthew can due to the crops. >> it has the potential to devastate the crop entirely. the good lord is going to do. we have to keep the faith. reporter: abc news, new york. sean: there's a strong haitian many of them are trying to reach loved ones. >> we are nervous. we want to hear from the families. >> we are want invite everybody to support us. it is time of need for haiti. we are haitian living in the community. erin: the haitian baptist c

closer to the united states prompting the governor's of north carolina and florida to issue states of emergency. >> i'm hoping this is a false alarm but we can't -- we can't gamble map we won't gamble with people's lives and the livelihood of many people up and down the >> having a plan in place early could mean the difference between life and death. >> daniel: we also checked in overnight at be like brit in haiti that was started by a local family. they posted this picture around midnight with haitian flag and message keeping the faith. multiple cruise lines also rerouted ships to stay away from the storm and they are still trying to build after hurricane tomas. phone with be like brit orphanage. >> daniel: they are hunkering down, dealing right now with a lot of rain and a lot of winds but they say -- he said they have 12 to 18 hours to deal with this. >> sara: thank you. we look forward to hearing more about that in just a little while. >> gene: how slowly it is moving, new update coming up from the national hurricane center and previous update shows now we are going to watch in the east >> jason: watch with care and may kick e

alarms about whether or not republican margin can shrink. >> we are talking about the confidence from the clinton campaign. it was just over the weekend yesterday charlotte, north carolina making a push for republicans to come into her fold. here is what she said. >> some of you know people who are going to vote for trump or considering voting for trump. and look i want them to know just like i want you to know i want to be the president for every american. >> clearly they are making the push for republicans to come into the fold. are you seeing at least a change in some of the people attending these rallies? >> reporter: well, tamron, i think that one of the focuses here for the clinton campaign in the final days is going to be to try to get as many high profile republicans as possible to come publically into the fold. i think the question is whether or not that is actually going to happen. i think that there is a increasing sense of confidence on both sides that she is headed for a win here and so republicans like lindsey graham for example or others who think that donald trump really would not be a good president of the united states are probably going to feel less p

alarm. but we can't gamble. we won't gam westbound people's lives and the livelihood of many people up an down the coast. >> fema has a team in the state and staitd officials state raleigh. cbs north carolina. >>> new this morning, clown scare led to an evacuation at a college campus in massachusetts. a staff member says they saw an alert on a clown watch twitter account so they told campus police students were told to shelter in place while police searched the building. they figured out that no one ever actual saw a suspicious person. the scare was all started by the twte year-old attacked a couple in the garage biting off pieces of the husband's face with his teeth. back up eventually overpowered and arrested him. he's been in the hospital ever since then but charged with murder and attempted murder in the hospital as soon as he was released on monday. >>> good morning. it's 6:06 on this tuesday. a lot of headlights but no accidents to tell you about. 540, 440, moving well if u're heading on 40 through cary. travel through durham. same thing. a lot of green on the traffic map which means you are able to go the speed limit from durham down through fayetteville. really a nice morning on th

alarm clock beeping] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look out honey... the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ ♪ ain't gotime to make no apologies... ♪ >>> we have an update on the aftermath of hurricane matthew. in north carolinarory says the storm has caused 19 people to die in his state. the threat is not over. officials are warning some residents to evacuate as continuing rising floodwaters f volunteers firefighters are going door to dire to make sure people have water, food and medication. >>> hurricane victims left homeless in haiti are being hit with another emergency, a surge of cholera cases that nbc's medical contributor john torres has the later from a city dealt some of the worst devastation. >> here in jeremy, haiti, this is the area that hurricane matthew hit the hardest. you can see the destruction, you can see the houses collapsed, people on the side of the roads trying to find shelter. roads and bridges are washed out and you can see the standing water. what you can't see inside the standing water, and that's cholera. yesterday i visited a cholera clinic. he told me in the last three months there have been zero cases of cholera in this area. >> much, much better. >> reporter: it was getting bet