>> bonnie: no.e's not going to do live. >> inaudible >> stanley: you know me man. >> stanley: anywhere, i can. >> stanley: how are you doing sarg.? >> sargent: not too bad. thank you. >> stanley: so? how are they treating you today? >> sargent: alright. not bad at all. >> stanley: so, i'm going to be out here and you might get some people saying, what the ... >> stanley: but, i'm here and you know what i'm here for. >> inaudible >>stanley: now, give me some of the rules out here... what's allowed and what's not. >> sargent: no smoking or drinking this side of the road. >> sargent: you know. >> stanley: so, anything past these yellow cones here. no smoking, no drinking?

years before bonnie's death. bonnie was afraid for her life. he was antagonizing mig -- my daughter. she would travel to watch the two children while bonnie was out of town for work. one night david black who moved in a home two blocks away tried forcing his way in the house to see the kids. he was getting angrier and angrier. he wanted in that house." patricia fitzgibbons a life-long friend of bonnie stephed she was truly afraid after her safety. betny ann armstrong says bonnie was supposed to drive to pennsylvania and relax and regroup days before the divorce trial set to begin. also today the jury was shown a video from january of 2015 taken from the helmet or the body cam that david black had been wearing during the couple's separation. in it you can see david black approaching bonnie as she is putting the two children in car seats. bonnie black not saying anything but clearly surprised andage ajdabiya -- andage stated by the appearance o david black. and he told the children "don't mind mommy, that is not he

bonnie is saying there chance it may whip around early next week. i know that will be something officials will be watching closely. >> now with especially 2 much,000 people without power -- 200,000 people without power. they anticipate 2 million people. we are in this with the eye of hurricane matthew approaching florida's east coast. another concern, too, is storm surge with all of this. with knowing how much the winds >> 11 feet by some stills in some parts of melbourne and north of that. >> this is the situation now as we are covering this overnight and forming it closely with very dire warnings, grave warnings from florida officials for everybody to evacuate. hopefully, that is the case for those who chose to stay in their homes and ride it out. hopefully, they will stay safe. >> those in haiti that lost loved ones, they're going through picking up pieces of the stay with us. we'll have a lot more on hurricane matthew. you are watching "early today." see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that

bonnie snyder is here to take over for the second shift from bill karins. you're saying not all the projections agree. >> that's true. while the track has shifted least, there are still some models that put it further west. when the national hurricane center put together the forecast track, they tried to put together a consensus between those two. we're still going to get another track at 5:00 a.m. we want to make sure everybody doesn't let their guardian down and takes it seriously. >> i'm looking at the eye. we've got this enormous wall of radar. what do you see of note inside the eye? >> the hurricane hunters were able to detect concentric eye walls. we have two eye walls right here. typically when we have that, we tend to see what's happening as an eye wall replacement cycle where the larger eye wall captures the smaller one. as bill mentioned earlier, we're only seeing a little piece of the smaller one. the hurricane hunters were able to detect these concentric eye walls from space. what they were able to do was measure that they have eight nautical mi

black is when the relationship between bonnie and david started to bonnie began to feel threatened by the demeanor, the action and the words by david black. his insistence to see the children. betty ann said, "my daughter was afraid for her life." and she testified on the day of the murder of bonnie black, april 17, 2015, bonnie was supposed to travel to pennsylvania to see her mother betty ann, to relax and regroup a few days before the divorce trial was set to begin. back tears and said that the trip never happened. also david black in the courtroom today. he was active in the testimony of betty ann armstrong. he was moving around quite a bit, often shaking his head when betty ann was speaking, writing notes and speaking to his attorneys quickly. he was active and taking issue with what betty ann armstrong had to say about her account of what was happening in their marriage through the separation process. courtroom to see what is going on now and i'll have an update at 5:00 and tell you about a video that was played for the jury today that seemed to make an impact. until 5:00, jeff

it's something to keep close watch on for bonnie. jacksonville will be the last expected in florida. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez is live in jacksonville. gabe, it's the calm before the storm there. people still bracing themselves for worse than what they've already seen. >> reporter: hey there, good morning. it's already the calm before the >> we're going to take it back, gabe. your microphone is cutting out obviously from the conditions, the weather conditions. hope to check back in with you once you get that fixed. gabe, thanks so much. hope to hear from you a little bit later on. >>> now want to bring you to ron motte who is in daytona beach. ron, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, a breezy daytona beach florida, tonight. nasty weather and the worse is yet to come. now we did get a little bit of good news at 11:00 eastern time update last night which is forecasts to push the eye a little further east once it gets into daytona beach. usually means we won't see the strongest winds around the circulation of matthew. the winds wi

beheard bonnie say there was no storm surge. not like northern florida. let's talk to nbc's blake mccoy. what can you tell us about how power? >> reporter: ayman, there is a sense this morning that ft. lauderdale really dodged a bullet with this storm. conditions have improved dramatically over the past few hours. overnight, we did see wind. we did see rain. nowhere near as 3w5 as expected. that's because this hurricane ended up staying 100 miles offshore as it patzed ft. lauderdale, which was further out than expected. we saw the outer bands come through in waves in the i don't have night s. at this point. 11,000 people are without power. you can see the lights on right now in ft. lauderdale. what we expect to see later this morning is a return to normal now this system has moved further up the coast. we can tell you that ft. lauderdale's airport, which had been closed down on thursday, plans to reopen this morning. miami's airport, we expect flights to resume this morning as well. so it is going to be a return to attention towards our neighbors to the n

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bonnie is making sure her car is locked, and nothing valuable is inside. she knows. she's been a victim of car burglaries. >> we had our cars tossed twice now that we've lived here. >> reporter: they sent out these letters warning people that burglars hit several cars and even stole one. it's a growing trend which includes the trivalley area. >> especially if you're targeting apartment complexes and neighborhoods that run right along the freeway, it's perfect. >> reporter: just this week, burglars broke into three utility trucks in the area. >> the storage boxes that lined the back of the truck beds were targeted for miscellaneous hand tools. two of them belonged to pg&e. one of them was an el va torr company. >> reporter: ç bonnie says she being extra vigilant. $x >> we lock our car doors and don't leave anything in our cars, but that doesn't mean anything to them. >> reporter: kron 4 news. >>> a church, it's not the building. it's the people. that's what the senior minister at first congregational church of berkeley told us after the historic church went up in fl

. >> i want to turn now to bonnie schneider. bonnie, there is good news and bad news. the good news we talked about a little bit, which is while a category 3 is very serious, it's a downgrade. the bad news appears that the eye of the storm is so crucial to the threat level, is creeping more towards the united states. >> the storm surge forecast has not changed, despite the fact that it is a category 3 storm. this is still a major hurricane and a very large one. we have the center of it at 45 miles east of vero beach, florida, where we're getting reports of very strong winds, some over 60 miles per hour. the maximum winds at 120 miles per hour. so this is still a strong category 3. category 4s and 5s are rare, so a category 3 is a major hurricane, and expecting it to sustain that strength, perhaps strengthen a little bit more by friday morning, and then weaken a bit. but these are just slight variations of five miles per hour. it's not until we talk about saturday that we see a substantial weakening. the track since the 11:00 p.m. advisory is somewhat offshore. that's g

i spoke with bonnie live on facebook earlier. if you want to see more of that conversation go the nbc washington facebook page. >>> imagine running a marathon in 60 pounds of fire gear including the helmet. a montgomery county firefighter says she's going to do just that. tonight on "news 4 at 5:00" why she says this will be a special tribute. >>> coming up on news4 a local >>> it is the start of fall in d.c. the high heel races down 17th street in dupont circle. those are men in high heels. if you plan to head out there plan for a number of road closures starting at 6:30. 17th street will be closed between riggs place and p. tonight. the race kicks off at 9:00. >>> it's not an easy feat. not easy on your feet. this weekend thousands of people will set out to run 26.2 miles through virginia and d.c. it's the 41st marine corps marathon. >> a local firefighter will be among them. get this. she will be wearing her full gear. >> this is part of a special tribute. kristin wright has her says they are going to run marathon in their ful

letter from bonnie c. of las vegas. >> okay. >> and she writes, dear congresswoman titus, i noticed there are announcements all the time about grant money given to nevada and other states. how does the federal government track these investments and whether or not they actually achieve the goals they were designed for? >> well, that's a good question, bonnie, because we want to be sure that taxpayer dollars are ed in the best way possible and that they are held accountable and that they are solving the problem they were designed to address. so when federal grants go to different organizations, there are built-in auditing processes. you have an inspector general for each division of government. there's one for the v.a. for example. and they track this. they look to see if you have accomplished your goal. they don't give you another grant if you don't. so there's a lot of accountability. and remember, there aren't earmarks any more. i wish there were. i would like to be able to lobby for and get more money fo

jacksonville, thank you. >> i want to bring in bonnie schneider. the storm is tracking away, but the storm surge is a huge issue. >> it is a category 3 storm, and that storm surge, 4 to 6 feet from west palm to ft. pierce. once you head further north, we're looking at a much more dangerous situation for melbourne to savannah, the sorm surge could go up to 11 feet, particularly along coastal georgia, parts of coastal south the carolina coast, even to the outer banks area, still looking at storm surge. lighter amounts, but this area right through here, myrtle beach, through charleston, looking at substantial rain. keep in mind, some of the rainfall amounts we're anticipating could be as high as 15 inches. that's over a foot of rain right in this area. it's going to be a really tough upper 80s, and some in the 90s in and around the desert. so we'll be watching for the storm surge and the heavy rain in coastal south carolina, georgia, and florida. >> thanks for that update. >> just ahead, we'll hear from mike seidel in ft. pierce, florida, and an of et

joyce: bonnie says bob was a huge packers fan, and according to him she was bad luck and had to watch the games in another room. 15 men and woman have completed their work as milwaukee police department ambassadors. re the police academy. the ambassadors spend several months working with a sworn officer as their mentor. this is the second year for the program. kathy: caps off to that team. -- hats off to that team. i have some news to share. i am going to change gears a bit. it's my 36th anniversary here at channel 12, and we've figured out how i can have more time to do more of my favorite things. not so fast. i'm going to continue to be here at the anchor desk for the 6pm news for years to come but i'll be leaving the 10 pm news in i do stories and talk about people who are inspiring and inspire more people to do great things. so, i think it will be really wonderful. i'm looking for suggestions if anybody has any. it will be a great adventure and wonderful way to celebrate my 36th anniversary. joyce: i am happy for you. it will take some getting used to to not see here at 10:00. kat

bonnie, there is good news and bad news. the good news we talked about a little bit, which is while a category 3 is very serious, it's a downgrade. the bad news appears that the eye of the storm is so crucial to the

let's bring in meteorologist bonn bonnie schneider, there's been an 11:00 p.m. update from the national weather service. what have you learned and has the warning area gotten bigger? >> it has, brian. even though maximum winds are at 115 miles per hour, still classifying this as a category 3 storm, we're seeing evidence it is strengthening. if you watch the loop play you'll see if eye trying to form once again and that's an indication we're looking at an intensifying hurricane. right now it's 325 miles from west palm beach. the movement to the ness faster at 10 miles per hour and wide cloud cover still impacting jamaica, haiti and into cuba. the brunt of the storm battering the bahamas at present. this is brand new, this just came in. unfortunately, it's not good news. what we're looking sat a long duration event where the storm comes so close if not making landfall somewhere near the space coast and then stays as a very strong hurricane working its way parallel, quite close for a long period of time from thursday into friday as a very strong major hurricane the

she hit the gas and began pursuing bonnie's car. her husband and mistress they are driving toward us on this highway? >> exactly. they are coming this way. they are still going 85, 90 miles an hour. >> francis was out for blood. >> reporter: prosecutor stephanie paulissen. >> i don't think anybody imagine body and someone in handcuffs. >> peter van sant is with us now. what questions do we have now? >> this is a case unresolved to exactly what happened on the highway. the two women tell different stories. it's clear that the wife francis when she took her suv or escalade that weighs 6,000 pounds and took up to 90 miles an hour she initiated this confrontation that turned into death. she claims her husband went off his motorcycle, but the mistress who was also at the heart of this claims that she ran over her husband and knocked him off the road. >> what sort of extenuating circumstance is passion in texas? >> a long history in texas. back in the day if you caught your spouse with a significant other you could kill them and it would

bonnie schneider has been following every track tonight. bonnie, what is the latest? >> the latest, ari, is this still is a powerful storm, hurricane matthew with maximum weeks of 130 miles per hour, the movement northwest at 13, so close to the coastline. let's look at the warning center in place. some have changed and expanded. we have hurricane warnings all the way up through coastal georgia and south carolina. we're watching out for the force of the wind and the water. i'll get more into that in a minute. it looks like we've got new information here. the main thing to note is that the line for the storm is actually a little further east than it was originally. so that is some good news. this a compilation of the many computer models that we use to forecast matthew. it been really fascinating and frustrating because they haven't all been showing in the same direction. one of the the thing we look for is whether they're tightly packed like this. the forecast is a lot more confident in the next 24 to 48 hours than it does as we get into the five-day period. looking a

jonathan: today is day one of the bonnie black murder trial. michelle: abc7 cameras were there as her husband walked away from the crime scene as he is now about to go on trial for her murder. jonathan: northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg takes us through a bizarre case even before anyone takes the stand. the brutal stabbing death of his estranged wife. 42-year-old bonnie black. in april 2015, bonnie was found murdered in the bedroom at her home in south arlington after the neighbor discovered the couple's two young children wandering outside the house. after repeatedly searching for evidence arlington police focused their attention on david black who lived a few blocks away. they were going through a difficult divorce and court papers revealed a history o protective orders. bopny black a psychologist who worked with the f.b.i. expressed concern for her own safety. six months after the killing david black was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. he remained in jail ever since. jury selection took up most of the day today. the

bonnie black's husband is on trial accused of stabbing her to death. michelle: as northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg reports the hearing revealed disturbing material. jeff arlington county investigator testifying about illicit pictures found on thumb drivers found hidden in david black's home. the digital forensics investigator testifying that the detectives found two thumb drives in his sock drawer last september where there were thousands of pictures and video of bonnie black without wearing clothing getting in and out of the shower or on the toilet. they believe the pictures and investigators also took david black's cell phone from his home during the search. david black is charged with first degree murder in the brutal stabbing death of his estranged wife bonnie. in april 2015 in her home in south arlington. the couple, parents of two young children were going through a contentious divorce at the time of the crime. as you can imagine the developments created an awkward environment inside the courtroom. david black's parents hanging whole

a friend of bonnie black's told investigators david had taken money from her, forged her. the presidential election is just 15 days away. a new abc news tracking poll puts clinton 12 points ahead of trump. but a new "los angeles times" poll has them tied. and a new poll by "investor's business daily" has trump ahead by two points. in north carolina yesterday, clinton again acused trump of misconduct toward women. trump says the women who've accused him of sexual misconduct will be sued after the election is over. during a hillary clinton campaign event in nevada sunday president obama slammed the g-o-p for supporting donald trump. president obama will be in los hillary clinton. it's xx and we're just getting started. breaking right now overseas.. five people dead in a plane crash in malta.. five people dead in a plane crash in malta.. we are following the very latest out of valletta.. over a dozen killed in a bus crash in california.. right now a desperate search for what went wrong.. - seasonable temperatures today, but another cool-down coming - sunglasses to start the w

black is charged with fatally shooting his estranged wife bonnie black at her home in south arlington last year. the couple's two children - age's three and five - discovered the body. a friend of bonnie black told investigators david had taken money from her, forged checks and made threatening statements against her. a former school bus aide in prince sex abuse and assault is due in court in just a few hours. 38-year old michael patopie is accused of molesting two young children with special needs on a school bus. the alleged incidents happened last novemeber and this past may. prosecutors say security cameras captured part of what happened. this morning -- a growing vigil in los angeles. dozens of mourners gathering to pay respects to the 13 people killed in a horrific bus crash in palm springs early sunday. candles now burn at the sight where friends and family members were to 31 others were injured when the bus slammed into the back of a semi-truck. the n-t-s-b is now investigating. officials say the bus was traveling at such a high rate of speed it smashed 15 feet into the traile

but he seven people were on testimony in the trial of the murder of bonnie black. her husband, david black, is accused of stabbing her to death. her mother took the stand, saying her daughter was terrified of her husband. murder happened just days before their divorce trial was set to begin. bonnie black's divorce attorney broke down in tears in court, talking about the moment she found out her client had been murdered. alison: entrusted with upholding the law now facing child born charges. this is patrick moran. he was a baltimore city assistant state's attorney assigned to the juvenile division. tonight he is charged with having and distributing child pornography. jonathan: the countdown is on, less than two weeks away from election day, nearly 10 million americans have already cast their ballots. hillary clinton and donald trump both campaigning today in florida. endorsement from a republican predecessor, former secretary of state colin powell saying that she would serve with distinction. and after three days of being in florida and campaigning, donald trump wil

prosecutors say he killed his wife bonnie inside her arlington home. bonnie black's mother said her daughter was terrified of her husband and planned go to pennsylvania to get away from him. she was killed days before her maureen: a manhunt tonight in montgomery county after a man there was killed in an apparent home invasion. two massked men forced their way in last night. once inside a fight broke out and the men shot 23-year-old ronald lone iii to death. so far the police have not released a motive or made arrests but said the attack does not appear to be random. jonathan: dozens of people now ou hills because the electric bill went unpaid and the power now is off. this is all despite the people who are living there paying the respect on time. pepco said it had no chance. they haven't paid $3400,000 in -- $40,000 in owed one. the management says the unpaid bills are from the predecessor and the county social services are stepping in to try to help where they can. coming for many americans' healthcare plan. for midlevel plan on healthcare.gov it coul

officials now hoping against similar devastating bonnie schneider. she has been tracking matthew throughout the night. give us an update. how are the conditions of the storm playing out? >> right now, we are watching the storm closely. even as it doesn't make landfall as it rides the periphery of florida. look at that we're getting those strong rain bands into melbourne at this hour. daytona beach you're next. let's look at the coordinates and where it's headed. right now, we will zoom into a category 3 storm him don't take any of this less seriously. it is a category 3 with winds of 120 miles per hour. really for the weekend, not much of a change. it will be an intense storm. eventually a category 1 by saturday. what's interesting ability the track for this storm, it does an unusual loop back around. but this is a few days out. i want to focus on the short term as we watch the storm make its way to the northwest at 12 forward. storm surge will be a big concern. the wind will pile up the water in so many locations. not much of a concern west of ft. l

. >> let's go straight over to bonnie schneider who has been tracking matthew throughout the night for us. what's the latest on the storm's storm, and that's what we're watching with matthew, a powerful storm. you mentioned getting close to daytona beach and melbourne. we're seeing of the strongest winds getting close. we're not anticipating an actual landfall, not by the computer models, but we want to let everyone know because 11.2 million people are currently under a hurricane warning. that's a really large number and it stretches along the coast to georgia and south carolina. right now, 120-mile-per-hour winds. not much of a change. the movement to t north-northwest at 14 miles per hour. we're watching for the storm, eventually, to curve up and around and possibly loop back, but that would be in a much weaker state. and not until the begin of next week. the immediate threat for storm surge is along the georgia coast, florth florida, and parts of southern south carolina. >> ron mott is in daytona beach where the impact of matthew is being felt. give us the latest there. >> well, goo

. >>> let's go right now to bonnie, who is watch thing storm from the weather center. we were listening to john there together. he said it's going to stay a category 3, but this has been on our radar for so long and it's not going away. >> it's been a long haul of it. right now, the center is 55 miles east-southeast of melbourne, florida. it's still a category three, which is a major hurricane, nothing to not take seriously. let's take a look at the track. riding the periphery of florida, as john was talking about, it's that west side that is going to impact areas near the space coast in the next few hours. it could be worse. if the storm came on shore, we would see the eastern side, which would be much worse. as of 11:00 p.m. last night, this red line in the center of the cone has shifted to the east. it's not completely clear, not by any means, because the cone is still covering daytona beach, jacksonville, savannah and charleston. at 5:00 a.m., we'll get a full update. this is what we're looking at right now. so we're not in the clear yet. one of the biggest threats

tom identifies the victim in this fatal fire as six a year old bonnie lynn hall. it was just before midnight when officials found mrs. hall in the first floor of this home. now, when firefighters arrived here, at that point, i'm told, the back of the home was engulfed in flames. now, family members of the victim were eventually called to this scene to make an i.d. at this time police say that the fire is not considered to be suspicious in nature. now, not to speculate, we all know temperatures drop pretty low overnight. it is yet to be determined, if perhaps a fuel source, or a heater could have possibly played a role in how this fire all started. all of that of course remains part of an active investigation to determine a cause. now, the fire fight was difficult. not surprising, no hydrants in this area, so, firefighters were forced to use tankers, to hall in water and then they use that water to place into ponds, to try and knock down the flames. now, i also spoke to the coroner's office in chester county. they tell me they'll have more to say about this later t

bonny bonnie stabile, will you step forward? [ applause ] >> thank you so much to all of you for joining me here today to celebrate sue's life and legacy. it was my great honor to be her student. she was my doctoral dissertation chair. three years ago, sue received a lifetime achievement award from mount vernon college for her work in education, as an educator, with special emphasis on women's issues. and i had the honor of introducing her at that event. and the thing that brought a tear to her eye, though, the thing that she told me was most important to her was when i spoke about how meaningful having her as my professor was. she said that, you know, of course, we could talk at great length about her many accomplishments, she was a prolific author, she was a great scholar, she won many awards, she was on tv and radio. and she influenced policy outcomes. but she said that was most meaningful and important to her was her role as an educator and the way she touched students' lives, as mark just said. anyway, thank you for being h

meteorologist bonnie snyder has joined us. a little bit of a travel log.ome of the most beautiful coast line in this country is georgia and south carolina. it is marsh land. >> it's very pristine. >> and yet that water is going to get pushed up in there where they can't handle it. >> we are going to be seeing that. it's interesting we mentioned barrier islands in you go further south into florida at jensen beach, five miles north of stewart. that is where we are getting 71 mile per hour wind gust there and the coastal areas of jensen beach. we are starting to see some of those stronger wind gust come through. we mentioned the one at stewart 55 miles per hour. >> when you look at this eye, obviously even since your shift started since we have been here, it is getting demonstrably closer to the coastline. fort pierce getting some good winds and all our friends in melbourne are about to see what this storm can do. what story does the eye tell you? >> it tells me something very important. the potential is that the storm might be weakening, and that is because

he is funny about bonnie. that she is fatty about bonnie. pony -- far be about fabio balboni.ad some detail around how they might decide to exit. we surprised at the moves of market. indicatione was no they were going to exit anytime soon. they had little choice but to beyondtheir qb program march 2017. exit --rmal they how how the exit. you want to be sure you're ready to exit. when you look at the data, the latest confession for next year is lower than when the ecb expanded it qe march. where down to 1.2. shirley, there's going to be a peek a little bit higher. above 1.5. we don't see any sort of .mminent threat from an ecb perspective, they -- --ike the market to do anna: yesterday as that story ran, we heard from the ecb that the government counsel was talking about. fabio: there is a very little information. draghi was hard in terms of the last meeting and said this is not discussed. we might get detail of which could be interesting for the market in terms of timing of those committed that a been set up to discuss the technical discussions. we don't know whether it will b

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bonnie is making sure her car is locked and there's nothing valuable inside. she knows.she's been a victim of car burglaries. >> we had our cars tossed now twice now since we lived here. >> reporter: they sent out these letters warning people in the community that burglars hit several cars and even stole one. police say it's a growing trend in the area. >> the freeway makes it easy access to get off and get on, especially if you're targeting apartment complexes or neighborhoods that run right along the freeway. >> reporter: corporal snider says this week, they broke into three utility trucks in the area. >> three work trucks were targeted. the boxes that line the back of the truck beds were targeted for miscellaneous hand tools. >> reporter: he says criminals will take what they can get. anything unlocked becomes a target. bonnie says she's being extra vigilant. >> we don't leave anything inside, but that doesn't seem to matter. if they just feel like going through your cars, they just go through them. >> reporter: people make it easy for thieves by simply leaving their

bonnie mcfarland, co-host of the pod cast my wife hates me on riot cast.the book on north korea and kim jong-un burned it. he is more opinion it thatted than a coney island boardwalk psychic. tim dillon. and you have heard of jake the snake robert had. roberts. meet sam the timid cat roberts. and from the gym nor -- jim norton show on siriusxm, sam roberts. let's start the show. >>> the media loves post debate analysis. they gave the last debate win to hillary clinton. the next day they couldn't stop talking about her resounding victory with headlines like these. a win for hillary clinton and donald trump's disastrous debate. but after trump did well last night suddenly no one wants to say who won. at cnn the analysts don't think the tau beats matter any -- the debates matter anymore. i think the night belongs to donald trump, but added did he grow the tent? did he? he may have done enough to stop the bleeding, and i am not sure any minds were changed. yeah, when they don't go your way the debates are kind of dumb. the press is all in for hillary clinton.

we'll check with bonnie snyder tracking where hurricane matthew is now and where is it heading next. >>> i am msnbc's meteorologist, bonnie snyder, the storm center is staying on shore. >> 11.2 million americans are under a hurricane warning right now. we are looking at tough numbers to deal with. category three storm is located 45 miles to the east of melbourne florida. the movement to the northwest at 14. lets take a look at the track and watch as it comes so close to the coastline, not just florida but georgia and south carolina as well. still close enough that it could cause big problems in terms of storm surge. while we are looking at storm serge, fo surge of four to six feet possible. seven to eleven feet and all the way here to the northern beaches of florida. that water could pile in. you can see how it is geographically set up. the set up to occur and the angle which the storm is coming in as it moves to the northwest and piling that water, unfortunately in the area. >> definitely, you can see why we had the evacuations. >> for the coast, four the six feet. that's the big co