lots of background there from ruth krause in boca raton for us at the moment. the united states says it is suspending talks with russia on the war in syria, citing the failure of a recent cease-fire and what washington calls moscow's inability to end the violence. the u.s. says air strikes on civilian areas in syria have intensified since a truce broke down last month, and washington is also accusing moscow of failing to rein in president assad's forces. a state department spokesman said russia did not live up to its own commitment, including its obligations under international humanitarian law. okay. we'll go to washington now for more on this story. our reporter is standing by for us. i think we've been expecting this move, but tell us, why is it that washington has decided to take this step? reporter: yes. as you mentioned, last thursday secretary of state, the u.s. secretary, john kerry, announced that this threat that he was going to suspend talks with russia unless something would change on the ground in aleppo, but they have not seen that. hospitals are

todd says -- also join us on facebook, tom from boca raton on the republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to echo and agree with a few of our previous scholars and tweeters from both sides, who seem to agree that the really is not proof the russians are behind it. quite frankly, it does not really matter, after what is being exposed. i just want to call attention to two things that have not really been brought up in the mainstream media. one being john podesta's acknowledgment that saudi arabia and yemen are key financial and silelligence supporters of i and others. another mention by donald trump this week that this is a campaign against elitist, globalist corporation-run governments. that has been brought up several times this week. host: tom from boca raton. im from chicago. don't: i personally believe the russians did it. but which is worse, russians e-mails orlary's america destroying iraq, libya, syria, venezuela? hacking is nothing compared to all of the lies and the people who have died due to american policy. hillary was a secretary of state whe

. >> reporter: we spoke with a woman waiting out the hurricane near boca raton and a student from akron who drove all the way home from savannah before mandatory evacuations. whether they stayed or left, i hope this hurricane is not as bad as it looks. >> it is slightly windy. it is not as wet as we thought it would >> anchor1: we checked in on samantha this evening who lives near boca raton, florida right in the path of hurricane matthew. >> this is the closest pure we have this is deerfield beach. >> reporter: samantha sent us these photos you can see hurricane shutters covering the windows of houses. she is in an involuntary evacuation zone. >> we are born and raised in florida we are used to these conditions. we have our essentials. >> reporter: she knows her family in ohio is worried about her. >> tell nikki i love her. >> reporter: before mandatory evacuations were ordered olivia brown decided to drive overnight tuesday. >> i brought everything, i even brought my laundry. >> reporter: olivia goes to the savannah college of art and design and did not want to take her chances. >> it

florida atlantic university and high school in boca raton offers students the opportunity to get their college degree while getting their diploma, and the best part? it's the only one in the nation to offer such a program. and there was music in the air. this weekend celebrates the 37th year of the clearwater jazz holiday. for four days and four nights some of the most legendary musicians jammed out in the park. some music fans told us they to hear those tunes. >> the community coming together, friends, we get together, we have not seen each other maybe all year long and it's like hey, jazz fest weekend. i have people that grew up here come back from iowa and tennessee to visit and enjoy the show. >> in 37 years the clearwater jjazz holiday brought incredible >> good music out there. >> the bucs are restin' up this weekend? >> and i think they are ready, and they will be taking on san francisco and thank is a good thing, and they gained ground in the nfc without even playing. that is good, and out west, how seattle hi. hola. let's see... we love to see you so. ? ? you've come for your

this scene playing out in boca raton, florida. police responding to a robbery at jared's jewelry. thieves in helmets, armed with hammers smashed the several display cases, filling their bags and getting away on and a similar scene in philadelphia a man smashing the display case of a wireless store with a hammer, loading up his backpack with apple and android phones. he was able to take off running. police are still searching for the suspects in both cases. jc: amtrak has reached a massive settlement following this may 2015 crash in pennsylvania that killed eight people. it will pay 265 million dollars to victims including more than 200 people who were hurt in the derailment caused by the train traveling more than twice the speed limit. expect to receive their claims by next june. five investigates revealing disturbing details about a home for massachusetts veterans. rodents leaking sewer lines unsanitary medical supplies even human waste. karen anderson has a look inside. >> the main buildings are so old. reporter: cameras inside one of the oldest veterans homes in the in 1882. fo

. >>> a teenage entrepreneur from boca raton is featured in two magazines. time and fortune show cases business. her gear will be sold at dick's sporting good stores. >>> there was another cow off to the left in the ditch. >> an oklahoma deputy hits a cow head on. an update on how they are both doing after the break. >> today you can help local schools by stopping by a circle k. how a quick fill up with gas >>> this morning we are seeing violent dash-cam video of an oklahoma deputy who hit a cow on the road head on. the deputy said the cow ran in front of the cruiser. the impact killed the cow. the pu injured. this highlights the importance of farmers needing to keep their cattle secure. >>> we have them in the bay area. they are venomous. people in houston, texas are being warmed about the pus moth caterpillar. it has bristles that can break off. if you touch them, the stinging bristles can be left in your old daughter stepped on one. >> at first i thought she didn't have shoes on. we ran out the door, i thought they stepped on a leaf. it got worse. >> wild

breaking through the display case of this jewelry store in boca raton, florida tuesday?filling their bags and getting away - on motorcycles? the third smash-and-grab burglary caught on camera in just more than a the other two - in philadelphia.. here you see a man slamming the display case of a wireless store with a hammer last wednesday?loading up his backpack with cell phones.. then tuesday - again in philly- surveillance cameras capture this s-u-v backing into the front of a high-end clothing store?the suspects in that toyota rav4- and a mercedes parked just across the street - get out?finish breaking through the glass?and rush into the store..their hooded sweatshirts- helping to hide with arm-loads of suits and accessories?worth 45-thousand dollars. sot: any tip that we can get from the public will be something that can help us in solving this crime and find out who these individuals are who are responsible for this" tag police are still searching for the suspectes in all three cases. mg abc news ny check this out... while we're enjoying fairly warm temperatures.. pe

joining me now is susan heene, the mayor of boca raton. at the emergency operations center.ning us. >> my pleasure. >> tell me, mayor, about the conditions you're expecting, what you are bracing for. >> our weather has begun to deteriorate. the storm is up to a category 4 and we anticipate it passing very closely to our community. i am here at the emergency operations center where we have representatives from all our chief departments, utilities, municipal services, police and fire. we are here to make certain our residents are safe as they can be through this storm. >> you have about 90,000 people, approximately, 90,000 in the area. the governor said many people should, at the very least, expect power outages and potentially for days. maybe a week and that seems to be part of your focus given the people that you are meeting with right now. >> absolutely. that was our same experience with hurricane wilma. we were without power, some individuals, almost two weeks. we're anticipating that. our utilities services and municipal services have a whole fleet of generators we will d

at home in boca raton, florida, they packed their car and headed north, stopping in savannah to pick up all the food and flowers they could t the wedding venue. it was non-refundable, storm or no. "i mean, it's not ideal, but it's certainly tested our character, i think, above all, for sure." ry d-j. "he already has a playlist. he's got spotify." it was so hard, at first, to accept the reality. together, alone, they got it all out -- the frustration, the sadness. but now: "with what we have and the hand we were dealt, i'm happy with it, honestly , and it really is -- at the end of the day -- about getting married to the love of my life." it's not the wedding of her dreams. it might actually be ... bryan mims, wral news, raleigh. that was bryan mims reporting... the couple will be honeymooning for two weeks in hawaii. with the ciaa pulling the majority of its championship games out of north carolina because of the controversial h-b-2, our area will be feeling the impact. this decision affects venues like durham county memorial stadium. durham was supposed to host the ciaa football tou

to avoid losing two straight since the end of the last season when they lost their bowl game in boca raton. and the owls flying to orlando to play central florida. temple is desperate to get the season running in the right direction. >> it's definitely a point you go down there and get back on track, and get back to winning football that comes with great effort in practice. you know and guys just locking into the small things we got away from that. the self-inflicted wounds that killed us last game. minus that we have a great chance of winning the game. >>> more on the big game saturday morning on temple football play book saturday on 6 abc at 9:45. and finally we thought carson wentz looked good. look at toronto maple leaves rookie, the first player to score four games in his debut but toronto lost. but high expectations. they open their 50th season on friday. >> another night of surprises and intrigue tonight on abc prime time with "grey's anatomy" at 8:00 and at 10:00 how to g"ht away with murder". >> this is a private meeting, this conversation is privileged. >> it was an assault? >> w

services were launched in other locations, boca raton and delray beach. >>> you know the annoying robo calls you put your number on the do not call list but they keep calling. we found a company today stopping those calls for good. the now's courtney gerrish with what you should know. >> their prerecorded voice most of us dread, robo calls finding ways around the system put in place to block them. >> this call is officially a final notice. >> threats and -- and scams flooding your phone. for this person it was too much, he works out of his home, his landline is his business phone. >> we have a meeting scheduled for tomorrow. >> robo calls became a constant problem. >> i would have a business signed up for no more robo for free to block the calls the technology uses a simultaneous ring feature, if it is a robo call, the phone only rings once and then it goes to work. >> let's see the calls coming into your house. and then we answer it for you. the federal trade commission robo call challenge. right now the blacklist database has more than 400,000 phone numbers, these automated blasts hi

. >> i started in ri i was born in florida, boca raton, so south florida. i left high school and kind of traveled around a little bit and ended up in las vegas, new york, and spent three years in subways playing music. >> did someone discover you threw? >> i had a manager there and i made a record and nothing happened with it so i gave up on music. >> oh, wow. >> and then through a large time line of events and a very nasty show called rock of ages and then straight from rock of ages came on to "once. "there's definitely extreme parallels and it's kind of a touchy thing to go into that every night. >> i can imagine. >> the show is not going to be there that long. only three days. >> we get in november 25th and 27th is our last show at the national theater. >> so if it -- >> you have to go. >> right after thanksgiving. >> yeah. and it's definitely something to see with -- it's a great date night show but it's also if you enjoy beautiful theater and beautiful music. >> see "once." thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> pat, back to you. >> thank yo

the concerns going forward, the storm surge threat and storm surge warnings from boca raton to savannahgeorgia. the potential for 5 to 8 feet above normal tide value. let's throw up the 3d model. you heard about storm surge, but what is it? let's say you built a home on the beach along the atlantic facing shore in the florida peninsula. the 5 to 8 feet is realized with the forecast. just think about the wind pushing up all of that sea. let's take an average man. you are roughly 6-feet tall. that will inundate the bottom portion of the home flooding it at very least. the majority of deaths in a hurricane come not from wind, but storm surge. that is a concern going forward. john and christine, 8 to 10 inches of rain. that leads to flooding. >> it is the path of the storm that is cause of concern. hugging the coast of florida and maybe directly over the coast of florida for hundreds of miles. so much opportunity for devastation. derek, thank you. >>> airlines have cancelled more than 1,000 flights in south florida. according to flightaware.com. florida international will shutdown at 10:30

it's a big beach a warm beach webcam time lapse this is boca raton florida where current temperatures are in the eighties right now. 80 writenow in jacksonville 86 inw tampa 84. who wants to play football when it's thatto warm right? lets bring it back down to the reality where we are 60 much closer to normal.ohe normal at this time of year 6162 max. fifties just to the west and three dimensions plus take a flight and we are going to flyfl all the way down to houston and notice that that plane stayed right over the line of showers of it would never see the ground if they took a flight from cleveland to houston.ok look at the temperature. temperatures have been pretty stable for most of most of the past 24 hours. basically in the fifties that dropping off potential and dropping off potentially totha 9 by morning. definitely a cool damp. and tomorrow's high instead of the low sixties where talking 53.t the morning rain will vary gradually come to an end. that frame sad rain may persist into the early afternoon forn some, and variably cloudy skies only on the tail end of the day. then th

. >> i got a call from my sister early in the morning who lived in boca raton, florida, at the time and who said i think the ballot here is very confusing. i just looked at it and looked at it and looked at it. it took me about 10 to 15 minutes to try to make sure i voted for al gore. we didn't have a name for it at that point, but it was called the butterfly ballot. >> they had that so-called butterfly ballot where a lot of people presumably voted for al gore, but the way it was actually done they voted for pat buchanan. >> there was nothing we could do about it. >>> i went to the garage. i walk over and found him in my truck. i politely asked him, what the hell are you doing in my truck. >>> we're so grateful for your support. we understand we can't do it alone. >> we're going to win this election, and we're going to win the future for american families. >> there were so many headlines that could have come out of november 7th. the death of a senate candidate, a governor, by itself that would have been a huge story. obviously, we thought we would have a president. that's a pretty big h

we checked in on nichole vrsansky's cousin, samantha garoe yesterday evening near boca raton right in the path of hurricane matthew. >> we were born and raised in florida and we're used to these conditions, so we're not too nervous. we have our water and our >> sia: we've talked to people on social media about this storm. when you're in a safe place, send us your pics at woi odot -- woio dz.com. >> here is hurricane matthew lashing the east coast of florida and portions of central florida with heavy, heavy rain and damaging winds potentially up to 100-plus miles per hour. look at the h cape canaveral. the eye of the storm just off shore. we have a peak wind gust just in. 107 miles per hour at a u.s. air force tower network. that's northern brevard county, and brevard county, which is where cape canaveral is located, they're under an extreme wind warning until 7:15. we could see wind gusts in these areas 115 miles per hour with the strongest part of the storm county. a nasty morning in eastern florida. we're certainly thinking about them and through the weekend thinking about our frien

. >> i got a call from my sister early in the morning who lived in boca raton, florida, at the time and who said i think the ballot here is very confusing. i just looked at it and looked at it and looked at it. it took me about 10 to 15 minutes to try to make sure i voted for al gore. we didn't have a name for it at that point, but it was called the butterfly ballot. >> they had that so-called butterfly ballot where a lot of people presumably voted for al gore, but the way it was actually done they voted for pat buchanan. >> there was nothing we could do about it. >>> i went to the garage. i walk over and found him in my truck. i politely asked him, what the hell are you doing in my truck. >>> we're so grateful for your support. we understand we can't do it alone. >> we're going to win this election, and we're going to win the future for american families. >> there were so many headlines that could have come out of november 7th. the death of a senate candidate, a governor, by itself that would have been a huge story. obviously, we thought we would have a president. that's a pretty big h

. >> i got a call from my sister early in the morning who lived in boca raton, florida, at the time and who said i think the ballot here is very confusing. i just looked at it and looked at it and looked at it. it took me about 10 to 15 minutes to try to make sure i voted for al gore. we didn't have a name for it at that point, but it was called the butterfly ballot. >> they had that so-called butterfly ballot where a lot of people presumably voted for al gore, but the way it was actually done they voted for pat buchanan. >> there was nothing we could do about it. >>> i went to the garage. i walk over and found him in my truck. i politely asked him, what the hell are you doing in my truck. >>> i'm todd piro with breaking news. a powerfulering -- earthquake struck italy. the epicenter was 80 miles northeast of rome. it brought down buildings and caused injuries. there are no immediate reports of deaths. >>> four senate democrats have demanded for information about hillary clinton's email investigation to director james comey. now back to "in other news." >>> we're so grateful for your su

. >> i got a call from my sister early in the morning who lived in boca raton, florida, at the time and who said i think the ballot here is very confusing. i just looked at it and looked at it and looked at it. it took me about 10 to 15 minutes to try to make sure i voted for al gore. we didn't have a name for it at that point, but it was called the butterfly ballot. >> they had that so-called butterflballot where a lot of people presumably voted for al gore who was like the second name down, but the way it was actually done they voted for pat buchanan. >> there was nothing we could do about it. nor did anybody think it would make that much difference. >>> i went to the garage. i walk over and found him in my truck. i politely asked him, what the hell are you doing in my truck. >>> i'm dara brown. another woman has accused donald trump of sexual misconduct. she says he kissed her and another woman at a golf tournament ten years ago without permission. >>> hillary clinton and tim kaine met for reporters on their campaign train. during the final days of the campaign, she will emphasize th

somewhere very close to boca raton. west palm points north right and then hook across south carolina notice that loop high pressure keeping this suppressed to the south. we're not worried here in new england of massive storm working up the east coast in terms of sprawling out and giving us huge wind and rain field. it's a tight hurricane. it's not that big in terms of hurricanes are concerned. you know when you think back of like katrina. that's a big, big storm. this wind field is tight. however the problem lit work across the florida coastline as we go through the next 24 hou and that will bring hurricane conditions up and down the east coast of florida before it does expand its windfield and rainfield across the carolina coast lyon as we go through the next couple of day. for us quiet weather coming up. more on the local forecast, ahead. >>> much more on matthew in a minute. first a check of the road with danielle gersh. >>> good morning, everyone. still really busy out there. here's a look at the expressway slow in

it happened at a jared store in boca raton, two men on motorcycles came into the store and yelled for everyone to get on the floor and started smashing the cases with hammers and quickly grabbed the goods and were gone. >>> a construction worker went down a hole that was 50 feet deep. it happened in beverly crest west of los angeles, they kept communication with firefighters during the entire rescue. he was eventually hoisted out and brought to the hospital. >>> talk about a cliff hanger, when have you a dangerous hobby like rock climbing you expect things may get a little hairy, but watch what happens when this climber's finger slip. -- >> that is pretty much the reaction. he was trying to free climb the moss cliffs in the adirondacks in new york. he loses his grip and falls down the cliff. the impact wasn't too bad and he is doing fine as he says in his viral video, totally fine and people all over the world are watching this one over and over again along with us. >>> being a first responder can be a stressful job to say the least. and one fire station in toledo, ohio brought in a s

. >> i got a call from my sister early in the morning who lived in boca raton, florida at the time andho said i think the ballot here is very confusing. i just looked at it and looked at it and looked at it and it took me about 10 to 15 minutes to try to make sure that i voted for al gore. we didn't have the name for it at that point, but it was the butterfly ballot. >> they had that so-called butterfly ballot where a lot of people presumably voted for al gore, who was like the second name down, but the way it was done, they actually voted for pat buchanan. >> we started looking into it, but there was nothing you could do about it. nor did anybody think it would make that much difference. >> i went to the garage, i walk over, found him in my truck. and i politely asked him what the hell are you doing in my truck? ese. scanl ert! flo likes dairy?! man: buste [ laugerer ght afterwards weaught r ridihotgun wi mystery man yeah diinhoing ] isishis yohauffe? what?! no, i was just showing h how easy it iso save with snahot from proes u just pg itn and it gives you a rate sed onour drivg. eshe

. >> keteyian: it all began in this office building in boca raton, florida, in early 2008 when rubin brought taylor and a dozen other n.f.l. players to a sales pitch. >> taylor: jeff said, "look, we're going to have a meeting up here. i... i think it's something big, and you guys would probably enjoy it. i'm talking crazy rich." so, we said, "okay." >> keteyian: rich for the rest of our lives? >> taylor: yes, yes, yes. life-after-football money. it's... it's really good. >> keteyian: what was supposed to make the players crazy rich was country crossing, an entertainment and gambling complex to be built, oddly enough, near the cotton fields of rural southeastern alabama. underpinning the project financially was a modern version of one of the oldest games: bingo. electronic bingo resembles a slot machine, takes only seconds to play, and, by 2008, was sprouting throughout alabama. country crossing planned to install nearly 2,000 electronic bingo machines, a number that excited jeff rubin. rough math, it's about $100 million a year. >> rubin: your math is correct. >> keteyian: so, a huge

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boca raton and up through cape canaveral and melbourne overnight tonight and into the day tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon. then it starts to bend out to sea. more on the local forecast which includes a pretty good weekend for us coming up. >> sarah: hurricane matthew bearing down on the bahamas. new video of the strong winds ripping through beaches and storm swells surge. a real concern for people living by the water there. the weather channel's >> reporter: this is nassau, bahamas. the winds are intensifying here. we are expected to get a direct hit right here in the capital of the bahamas. we are already seeing debris come out on the streets. this giant sign that i cannot... i couldn't even lift it up earlier because of the wind. it was pressing that down. and sticking into the ground. big pieces of the roof are coming off. and these are flying around along with the claro the hotel and allowing water to come through. a lot of these hotels are where people are staying. people who are locals here in the bahamas have come to these hotels, either they don't have anywhere to go, they are

. >> reporter: thieves masked with helmets and armed with hammers breakthrough display cases in boca ratona, tuesday, filling their bags and getting away with motorcycles. the third smash-and-grab burglary caught on camera in just a week. the other two in philadelphia. here you see a man slamming the display case of a wireless store with a hammer on wednesday loading up the back back with cell phones, and, tuesday, again in philly, surveillance cameras captured an suv backing into the front of the high-end clothing store. suspects in the car, and mercedes across the street get out, break the glass and run into the store with hooded sweatshirts hiding face as they get away with suits and accessories worth $45,000. >> any tip we can get, you know, from the public will help us in solving this crime here and finding out who the individuals are responsible for this. >> reporter: police are still searching for suspects in all three cases. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> theft is bad, but e love how low tech this is in today's high-tech world. just get a hammer and go in. >> yeah. it's sim

. >> i got a call from my sister early in the morning who lived in boca raton, florida at the time and said i think the ballot here is very confusing. i just looked at it and looked at it and looked at it and it took me about 10 to 15 minutes to try to make sure that i voted for al gore. we didn't have the name for it at that point, but it was the butterfly ballot. >> they had that so-called butterfly ballot where a lot of people presumably voted for al gore, who was like the second name down, but the way it was done, they actually voted for pat buchanan. >> we started looking into it, but there was nothing you could do about it. nor did anybody think it would make that much difference. >> i went to the garage, i walk over, found him in my truck. and i politely asked him what the hell are you doing in my truck? uniquely designed for the driven. introducing the first-ever infiniti qx30 crossover. visit your local infiniti retailer today. infiniti. empower the drive. the spare, no, i don't want to put anybody out. nonsense! we lend it to everybody. some people we hardly know. coaching me

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this is pine crest prep try school in boca raton. you can see how overcast it the is. trees blowing in the breeze. 77 degrees there right now, looking a whole lot different in florida and it does here in the philadelphia area this evening. i will pull up more photos and cameras from florida as we move through the next couple of days. lets talk about unusual hurricane path. matthew is not only one making a loop, loop this is ivan from 2004. ivan made land fall in the west coast of the florida, panhandle, loops around and made secondary land fall over louisiana and texas. we had wrong way lenny, lenny went the wrong way, it went from west to east across the caribbean in 1999. take a look at esther back in 1961, made loop off east coast and headed up through maine. we had an interesting path with kyle, kyle went out to sea, spun around and came right back and also ginger, again, very unusual path, had a loop around bermuda and up towards the east coast of the you had. now we have matthew expected to really hug the east coast of florida, swing back around and there is some

i just left the library in boca raton, carol, the first day of early voting here. people are standing in the darkness to vote early at a little library in boca ra stop. i find democrats energized on the first day of early voting here. rubio is in a very tight race and keep in mind in the presidential primary here rubio got solidly defeated by trump in every county except miami-dade which is his home base. so rubio has got soft spots around the state where he's up against a really powerful democratic force here in florida. >> and your paper endorsed the democratic candidate patrick murphy and said this of marco rubio. a senate seat should not be a consolation prize for a failed presidential candidate killing time until his next run for the white house. ouch. >> in the last debate they had last week rubio had a chance to really partly seal the deal. he kind of hedged on the question that's been haunting him here for months, which is will he serve a full six-year term if he's re-elected. he said he would, god willing. patrick murphy is not the perfect candidate. young,

the one shelter that was opened up in western boca raton is full and our hospital is -- the emergency room is open, but the hospital itself is closed to visitors. so everyone here took this very, very seriously and they have sheltered in place and they're riding out the storm. >> and mayor haynie, what do you think was key to getting people to get the message this time around? >> well, we really took it seriously as a community and pushed out a lot of information on social media and really impressed upon our residents how important it was to be prepared and how severe this storm could have been, if not for that minor wobble, we really could have had a really, really, really bad disaster. >> all right, mayor haynie and mayor kramer, thank you for updating us and we wish your residents well through this evening. we can see the storm's power in some of the places and countries it has already hit. take a look, for example. the haitian embassy in the u.s. has 108 people now confirmed killed by this storm in haiti. the u.n. saying thousands more displaced and in need of urgent assistance. m

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