and it's gone from the atlantic east of the wester antilles, you are in the and this is radar from barbados and you see the center right here that will continue to move to the west. here is the update. this is the 11:00 advisory, top winds 65 moving west at 15. it will stay generally west, maybe west-southwest for a bit. the position friday is in the central caribbean and all models towards jamaica and the easter tip of cuba on monday. notice how big the cone is here. the hurricane center is mixed. the forecast is difficult, lots of upper level changes in the united states that will ultimately impact the future track and intensity of matthew. some models have it going well to the east of florida. i mean, the model here -- some to the west but this is not a complicated setup, and even on monday it's here. this is wednesday, by the time it gets here, we'll certainly have a we are idea where ultimately it's going to go if you from the east coast of florida to m new england is here out to sea is in play as well. showers redeveloping near the coast and down to 77. storms will build and head inla

this is video as it hit the barbados resort. this is the fifth hurricane to form this season. in st. lucia, you can see heavy wind and rain hitting the area pretty hard. >> how will it effect us here in florida. the chief is here to answer the very question. >> still too early to make a garnts tee. but if someone is going to pin me down. >> i think it stays east fra. cmpleghts subject to change. >> a lot of feelings. >> that is the gus feeling. >> it stays in the bahamas. and it is walk away. >> a can can happen andy is why you have to keep us here. and keep checking us object facebook. and this is as it comes out. we never sleep. and that's the advantage. >> any time there is something like this. >> you get the most recent and moderate rain with manatee and sarasota county and over to sarasota and back to holmes beach and lightning strikes as well: pretty decent rains and back to bartow and fort plead. and -- for meade and there is more out in the gulf of mexico. and over the next several hours. we will see spots pick up rain and it will be south of i-4. >> there is more that

i think i have seen places bike barbados different caribbean islands. >> in the bahamas the water is a lot clearer, you can see the boat. >> true. >> off the coast. >> how much did that boat weigh. >> i don' >> however were i was waiting for. >> it never gets old. >> new york city of chelsea neighborhood is still reeling from the bomb that went off, windows in the building at 124 west 23rd, cracked. >> in case it is hit by going it shatters but stays in place. >> in case it is hit by going it shatters but stays in place. >> it is not about the does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. someone's finally ready to start her

even the ray radar from barbados is showing a better defined system. we're pretty confident in the next day or two this will become hurricane matthew in the carribbean sea. i talked about this at the beginning of our newscast. this is not an immediate threat to the united states. the position on monday -- this in the carribbean sea. the five-day forecast has about a 240-mile margin of error. it's going to be any yr inside this cone. could this eventually impact the united states? i mean, it certainly is possible. it would be about 10 days from now. it's also possible the storm could kind of sit then move out to sea. there just isn't enough confidence, and hobble honest with you, anyone making a forecast of where it's going past five days is taking a wild guess. we don't have that skill to be that exact on a totropical systm seven to 10 days away. complicated upper level pattern over the united states. that's the main product. the gfs model continues with its theme of a hurricane passing east of florida then going up the east coast towards the mid-atlan

and barbados. the national hurricane center predicts matthew will start tracking north toward cuba in the next few days.. and intensify to hurricane status. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' thursday slight rain chances are in the forecast. similar to wednesday we could see some light rain in the morning and then a thunderstorm bubbling up later in the day after some heating occurs. the rain will be hit and miss the action. highs will be in the upper 80s for the las vegas valley, which over. we will keep enough moisture around that some mountain top rain is possible, but not likely. highs will warm back up into the 90s and stay there for the first half of the weekend. winds will pick up this weekend and allow cooler air to start to move in. next week we are talking highs into the low 80s and windy weather for monday. we will loose the winds mid week but keep the beautiful temperatures around. the accused gunman in last weekend's deadly starbucks week

if you have vacation plans in the caribbean areas, there's wind and rain damage already in barbados. it begins to approach the mainland u.s. early next week, a category 1 storm with winds 80 miles per hour. in the 9news backyard temperatures very close to dia, kept temperatures in the city milder, humidity values coming up a bit. moisture levels continue to increase with a lot of tropical moisture from the southwest. all this cloud cover has kept temperatures across western colorado cooler than average. we enjoyed 87 today in denver. a wind shift from the south pushed temperatures close to 90. temperatures above average in southeastern colorado as well and just a nice day shaping up for you tomorrow. if you're going out at 6 a. 8:00 and almost 62 by about 9:00 in the morning. look at all this moisture feeding in from the southwest. eventually that little plume will track more northeast over the front range as high pressure starts to shift and break down. what tomorrow brings for you will be more cloud cover, a 10- degree temperature drop but a mild day with seasonal highs in the mid-

just move off to the west of barbados. it will continue to track west over the next few days. water here is real warm, and it's very deep in terms of that warm water, which means this could intensify very quickly. i'd not be surprised if this becomes a majohu cuba, and haiti should be preparing for hurricane. after that it is still uncertain. i don't want to get anyone worked up about it yet but it is way off into our future. here's your accuweather seven day. temperatures close to 60 all the way through. a rather gloomy stretch. the summer warmth is out of the picture for now. paula, over to you. >> thanks so much. on the healthwatch today, could your birth control be making you feel depressed? if it has hormones in it, it's possible. this could affect a lot of women. >> this is going to affect a use hormonal contraception. most take a birth control pill, but there are also implants, injections, patches, and rings. those who use hormonal contraception increase the risk for depression and the use of antidepressants by about 23 percent. the risks are even higher for teens. expe

it's not far from barbados. it will continue to move deep through the caribbean over the next number of days. eventually turning more northward. perhaps in the general direction of cuba but that's beyond five days. after that, it could continue northward so it's possible, way down the road, like later next week at the earliest, it could be coast but that's not definite. as far as we're concerned we're in the clouds. we're in the cool, gusty, raw northeasterly wind 50 to 60 everywhere. pretty much what we have is what we keep with a little bit of drizzle thrown in. i'll let you know how things will change eventually. >> commitment 2016. hillary clinton is on the stump here in new england. let's take you live to the fairmont in boston. clinton is expected there millennials at the university of new hampshire with bernie sanders. >> i think the american dream is big enough for everybody. and education is absolutely essential to it. so please make sure you come out and vote in this election. >> ben is here right now

lucia and barbados. the track has it turning towards cuba over the weekend possibly developing into a hurricane. so our hearts and thoughts go out to those who might be dealing with some tumultuous-- >> reed: we are continuing to track the active weather on the radar this afternoon. >> marie: our weather authority very busy on this wednesday. what's happening right now. >> chloe: we t it's starting to clear up. we're going to take you to the neighborhood and you can see a live picture. before we get to the radar, dark clouds looming in over the valley. here is a look at the satellite and radar. you can see that thunderstorm popping up over in the henderson area right there. again this is just in the past -- this thunderstorm was just in the past half-hour. we're going get in closer and you can see the development then how quickly it dissipates as it portion of the valley. here what's it looks like. things are starting to clear up outside but these are the neighborhoods that are experiencing some of the r

if you have vacation plans in the caribbean areas, there's wind and rain damage already in barbados. it begins to approach the mainland u.s. early next week, a category 1 storm with winds 80 miles per hour. in the 9news backyard 64 there. light winds out of the south kept temperatures in the city milder, humidity values coming up a bit. moisture levels continue to increase with a lot of tropical moisture from the southwest. all this cloud cover has kept temperatures across western colorado cooler than average. we enjoyed 87 today in denver. a wind shift from the south pushed temperatures close to 90. temperatures above average in southeastern colorado as well and just a nice day shaping up fair skies, 55 degrees, 57 by 8:00 and almost 62 by about 9:00 in the morning. look at all this moisture feeding in from the southwest. eventually that little plume will track more northeast over the front range as high pressure starts to shift and break down. what tomorrow brings for you will be more cloud cover, a 10- degree temperature drop but a mild day with seasonal highs in the mid-70s. heat

if it did it wouldn't be until sometime later next week but right now you can see there is barbados and you can see, here are the caribbean islands and it's formed right over there moving beyond it but big rains and winds up to 60. indications are, this will become a hurricane in the days ahead. now, as we get to three days from now you see the general motion through the caribbean toward the general area of jamaica but after that almost all the models turn it more to the north so five days from now, or monday, it could be somewhere not far from the southern bahamas and then the question would be could it make a move up the east coast for later next week. that's one of the possibilities, but far from the only one at this early point in time. so something to watch and that's what we'll do. >> tha commitment 2016, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail in new hampshire. today she was joined by a former rival bernie sanders at unh. janet is live in durham, new hampshire. what do they have to say? >> basically, days are getting shorter and the strategy for both camps is getting very spec

the meantime, tropical satellite showing this area of disturbed weather about 250 miles east of barbadosely will become tropical storm michael. this is something we have to watch. spaghetti plot showing it heading into the caribbean through the weekend, warm waters and a lot of them showing it making a sharp right hand turn up towards the east coast of the u.s. by next week. that's something we'll definitely be tracking for you. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, closer range tomorrow, it clouds up during the day. rain arriving tomorrow night. 75 degrees the high. thursday, raw, rainy and windy. 69 degrees the high. a cool day. friday, more periods of rain. still breezy. 70. as we head through the weekend, gradual improvements. still some showers around on saturday. 73 degrees. we are drying out on sunday. 77. rosh hashanah begins saturday evening. monday and tuesday looking nice. we break out of the weather pattern. both days sunny and seasonal. afternoon highs in the low to mid-70's. we need the rain. we're going to be getting it. could be a dreary couple of days thursday an

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and we are also watching live radar from barbados. you see the center is about here, the islands like st. lucia with 65 miles per hour winds, up from 60 at 5:00. this should be a hurricane if not tomorrow but nen the then te graforecast gets a bus bit dicei think there would be impacts on cuba is huge and so the models are simply all over the place. now it's complicated and in five to seven days when this is overhere, there will be rounds of a ridge and then a truf and d then a ridge. it will all be in the timing of the ridges and troughs that will dictate which way matthew is the gfs model over and over shows a hurricane moving east of our state and parallelling the coast up to new england but the european model is showing a storm that hangs around the bahamas for a couple of days and then bends back to the west. i will be honest, the confidence in this situation beyond five days is very, very low. we'll watch it step by step. it's a long way impacts the united states at all. the showers will be developing near the coast late tonight

lucia and barbados. a tragic update to a story we broke last week... a woman has died from her injuries suffered whcaught fire. medics had rushed 48-year-old krista nelson to the hospital last wednesday... and the coroner just told us that she died yesterday. likely a factor in the fire. right now... a university of missouri fraternity is allegedly yelling racial slurs at two black students. the fraternity is part of the delta upsilon chapter. this means it's not allowed to participate in any university activities including homecoming. now other students and staff are shedding light on the culture at mizzou. hank foley / interim chancellor "we've worked hard since last january to try to understand with various groups that are sort of at the edges of our community to tell them we care about them and bring them back into the center of our community." [butted with] thomas cater - "i didn't want to go to a different college and try to escape, because in the real world i can't just escape it." in a statement released by the fraternity's executive director..

lucia and barbados. the track has it turning toward cuba over the weekend- possibly developing into a hurricane./// ((patrick walker)) >>> meanwhile... president obama declared today (wednesday) a major disaster exists in the state of florida for those areas affected by hurricane hermine during the period of august 31 to september 11th. the president's action makes federal funding available to affected individuals in eight counties. assistance can include grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low-cost loans to cover other programs to help individuals and business owners recover./// toss to weather ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>clouds have now taken over the region we're expecting more in from the south and east. showers have been mainly light for the most part but we're expecting better chances tomorrow. ................................ ... ........... temps stay warm to mild on this tuesday but most of the area seeing light winds and temps close to normal today. dewpoints and humidity are up with sli

power outages were reported in barbados and businesses and schools are shut down. there is a chance matthew could hit florida someetime next week. >>> it is a huge storm. looking at the track now, looks like it could be the east coast of the peninsula. we'll be watching by tuesday into wednesday. a lot can change so we'll keep an eye on it. upwards of 2 to 4 inches in showers as well. here's your first alert headlines, 70s expected through the weekend. we're going to see a few showers both today and again tomorrow. much cooler by next wednesday. that's when temperatures aae really going to feel like fall. if you're heading up to the mountains now, you can see from our loveland ski area camera, the roads might be a little damp, wet innspots. we have showers there on the peaks and even a little light snow possible tonight. futurecast showing most offour showers over the cera we had a few roll over the northern front range earlier, closer to estes park and fort collins. we'll see a few more storm showers rolling through by the afternoon and early evening. that's what

tropical satellite showing a disturbance east of barbados, and a 90% chance of becoming tropical storm matthew, and there is good agreement with the computer models bringing it into the southern caribbean over the weekend and as we head into next week a lot of they turn it sharply to the north than could threaten the east coast of the u.s. this is a week away and this is something i am monitoring as we head through the week. the five-day at 5:00, it clouds up 75 degrees and rain moving in late tomorrow and tomorrow night and thursday rainy, windy and raw and only 69. very unsettled on friday, and 70 and some showers around on saturday and sun breaks of sunshine, and adam will let you know if the clearing trend continues. >> more "action news" when we come right back. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. vice president joe biden stops at drexel university wasting no time throwing jabs at donald trump's presidential debate performance. a man trying to

we'll talk more about tropical disturbance near barbados coming coming up in next half hour. all right dave. still a pretty quiet on roadways. we just keep watching this crash scene which slowly but surely is starting to clear out here in northbound 75. as you you get towards selman expressway. appears to be dealing with caution but really not seeing any big back up ps looks lieb lane blockage here has cleared. that's good. lingering delays ulmerton road an earlier wreck west of 66 reported audrey lane. shouldn't be too much longer until those delays are completely gone. >>> it's about at past present and future of the universe. new documentary coming out next month called voyage in time. but the premiere will be lacking its main brat pitt narrated film we're learning this morning hs not going to the premiere. it he released a statement he was grateful to part fascinate educational project that he's currently focused on his family situation and doesn't want to take away from the attention of the film deserves. >>> you don't have to worry too much about searching brad pitt he'

she was like although made in america she was born in barbados. she was happy to be here.f course, she loves america. cold play, i, they are the headliner but quincy harris and jessica kitkat kline she told me this was best concert they have ever been to cold play. i said i will stay up. i will experience this. they give everybody these wrist band. when you first came into made in america. wonder what this is all about. when cold play came on the stage, the wrist band would light up different colors according to the music. i have a picture. there is my wrist ban. you can see stage, fire works, everything was lighting up. my wrist ban was going. and i have to tell you it was magical to see when you look out, is there all these people. there is 50,000 people come to this festival. so imagine looking out to the crowd all these wrist band, here's paradise by cold play. >> ♪ >> look at that. i mean colors as far as the eye can see. it wasn't like it was wrist band light up same color. people next to me their was a different color. >> they were somehow able to coordinate their l

barbados, puerto rico, hispanola so as this moves to the west, getting into an area a little more favorable for development, getting into water temperatures that are very, very abnormally warm, i think this develops into at least a tropical storm, if the question is not the short-term but the long term that where this is going to go. how strong is the ridge? how strong is the trough? and i'm going to tell you this. until a plane gets out there today and puts all kinds of data from the stuff they find into these computer models, you're going to get disagreements so don't look at the long term. short-term it's headed in the eastern caribbean and it will turn north. as it turns north over here, does it turn north up the eastern seaboard? can't answer that right i wish i could. but you're talking about a system that is still sort of seven days out and that's why the models are kind of all over the place on it. they'll come together over the next 48 hours or so and then you get a real clear idea of where it's going to get. you can always head to myfoxhurricane.com for more on that disturbance. 8

now, notably in the last hour or so, barbados reported a westerly wind and that's what this system was lacking yesterday. so once this plane gets out there in the next couple of hours, it will be interesting to see if they find that west wind because if they do, i think matthew right here. now, the current thinking in the short-term has not changed. keeping it moving into the eastern caribbean where then eventually it's going to be picked up by a trough and carried northward. the only problem are two things in the models right now. one, each model differs at how far west it goes before it turns north which obviously makes a big difference when you're dealing with the southeast coast of the u.s. but also the timing of it. way up here next friday and the european down to the bahamas next friday. that's a big difference. so the timing of this has to be figured out as is that northern turn. right now, knock on wood, you don't see really much bringing it into the gulf. you see just turning it north and eventually heading up the east coast of our country. so still plenty of time to watch got

they were extremely poor, and the family sent them to barbados where she lived for seven years with herher's family. she lived in a country where there were black bus drivers, there were black teachers, there were black public officials. - she was expected to excel and it didn't matter that she was a girl or a boy. that's the way she was raised. and when she entered politics, her attitude reflected that. - send me to the united states congress. - in 1968, shirley chisholm is the first african-american woman to be elected to congress from the 12th congressional district in brooklyn. it was the front page of "the new york times." people have to remember what an extraordinary thing it was for her to get elected because five years earlier, african-americans in the south could not vote. - i think it was a moment of hope for some, but it was also a time of disaffection. i mean, you have assassinations of martin luther king, for example, and urban unrest. you have high unemployment, the vietnam war, you have under-education, right, and particularly in urban places but also in rural spaces, so

the barbados, the caribbean doesn't always look like that. a backyard with a pool. it is moving west at about 16 miles per hour and has a lot of warm water to fuel this storm and as it's a tropical storm it looks like it'll become a hurricane as we start the weekend, go through sunday and then some upper level forcing will start to force it northward. the farther it goes east the better for us. a lot of computer models are taking it out in the ocean. if it goes west we'll be talking about it midweek. >> thanks, ginger. >>> the race for the white house and more fallout from that big victory even as sources in his own campaign tell abc news he's to blame for what went wrong monday night. abc's tom llamas is at trump headquarters. pretty extraordinary finger-pointing getting criticized by his own staff. >> reporter: this is a blame game like we've never seen with the trump campaign and it comes at a time that hillary clinton is launching a full frontal assault. she was campaigning with senator bernie sanders yesterday. michelle obama out by herself hitting trump hard a

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