we went inland, further into brunswick county. they have canceled schools and wanted to open up for shelter so we stopped by south brunswick high school. the red cross opened supplies at 8:00. volunteers anyone who feels uncomfortable on the coast can go in any time and will keep >> we're here to do basic needs for medical stuff and recommend if you need assistance bring a caregiver but we'll keep them safe and put them in the hallways to be safe from the storm. >> the concern is the flooding and the area has seen a lot of rain. you expect anywhere from 3 to 6 feet. the live shots, we were this section and you can see the surf is coming towards the dunes. we'll keep you update. >> north carolina is gearing up for damage and sending resourceses to neighboring areas. covering us all week. what have you learned this afternoon? >> governor mccrory actually detailed where crews are staged right now and where crews are expecting to respond. truck and boats are set up in kempston and will head to newborn and elizabeth towne. swiss water

this is a live picture from brunswick county. that's where jonathan rodriguez is monitoring conditions. >> governor mccrory is in discussions with president obama. cumberland county school and harnett county schools will close two hours early today >>> we're watching it closely and we could have several inches of rain this weekend. very close to the eye wall here and the eye wall is where we see the heaviest rain and we know it's capable of winds in excess of 120 miles per hour. this will approach the coastline this morning with devastating conditions and storm surge to the coast there. now, locally, we're dealing with our own rain not associated with matthew yet. showers are streaming from the coast and the heaviest rain on the 95 corridor so let's check clayton, goldsboro, clinton, reporting 97 now. we had 50s yesterday. that was nice. 65 durham and 69 rocky mount. you will have to leave for extra time this morning. showers will continue for us. they're around at 3:00, high of 71, breezy and damp as we head toward 6:00, tempera

brunswick currently at 53.

oak island and brunswick county under a state of emergency. they announced a mandatory evacuation for visitors yesterday but a lot we talked to said they're going to try to ride this thing out. there's no voluntary evacuation for the people who live out here. they did cancel schools in brunswick county to make room for morning. so emergency officials are monitoring all this right now, all on standby. one thing they need to watch for -- two bridges come to this island so if winds pick up, they have to close bridges. there's no plans for that right now but some of the things they're look out for so everybody kind of on standby, playing by ear, watching and continuing to monitor tracks of matthew. conditions are not too bad but we'll keep you updated from the coast. >>> in the triangle, folks are starting to feel the effects of matthew at rdu. >> that's right. carleigh griffith continues coverage from rdu with the very latest. good morning, carleigh. >> reporter: good morning, russ. yeah, yesterday more than 1500 flights were canceled nationally

this is a live picture from brunswick county. that's where jonathan rodriguez is monitoring conditions. >> governor mccrory is in discussions with president obama. cumberland county school and harnett county schools will close two hours early today

we begin our team coverage, to the east in brunswick county, and cbs north carolina jonathan rodriguez has been on the beach for the last couple of days. jonathan, what can you tell us guys. matthew is definitely out here. when we came out thissing morning, pouring down rain, the rain has let up, and given us a little break, throughout the rest of this morning, and that's how it works with hurricanes, you get a burst of wind and in the a burst of wind. it is like having several thunderstorms in the area and the wind has certainly picked up and if you can see the trees behind me, moving and cruising throughout the morning, and buildings all along the ocean front took precautions as we were reporting throughout the week, boarding up windows. boarding up doors. preparing for a storm like th several inches of rain and a lot of storm surge, which is right on the other side of me here from the ocean is the flooding. i am standing on the first street here on the -- on oak island, this is already starting to pond up here, in the middle of the road and this is what they are worried about. this

we do begin our team coverage, or continue our team coverage to the east in brunswick county and cbs north carolina jonathan rodriguez has been there and has this story. >> reporter: good morning, guys. from here in oak island, a very windy, a very wet morning. we had a little bit of a break earlier in the morning from the rain but it is certainly back and bringing plenty of water and plenty of wind to the area. windows and doors, they did not want to stick around for. this they left town. and there was a mandatory evacuation for this area for all visitor, a voluntary one for people who live out here. some people said they were going to try to ride this thing out, some people said they were leaving town. we saw move leaving this morning. the big concern is flooding. with all of the rain, take a look. this is the first road along the ocean front and plenty of water throughout the area, as more and more rain comes. and that is not accounting for storm surge that we may see. the storm surge is moving away from this area. but that is good news. and for a while, we will see the heavy rain

lake-effect ban down i-71 from strongsville to the brunswick area between brunswick and hinckley into medina another one between chesterland and mayfield heights and russell. it is not much. if you are driving around in the areas it is intense. and it is not wide at all. 48 tomorrow. definitely a cold start to the weekend. and a risk of showers. won't see a ton of rain tomorrow. wind making it feel in the 30s at times. sunday there's your turn around as we warm up one day. 64. a cold front comes through sunday night. a few showers with it. monday windy and back down and clearing sky. only 50 for the high monday. tuesday is the high of 52 and game time in the 40s. game 255. and mixed sky here. there's a chance this system with scattered showers thursdayh a chance that rain could get in here later wednesday evening but hopefully it will hold off until the game is over and we'll keep an eye on that. friday mostly cloudy and 64. >> looks good. >>> coming up on cleveland 19 news at 5:00. eyes on the ground. they are searching for a lucky ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides v

in brunswick county shelledders open tomorrow morning but evaconare voluary. cbs north carolina's jonatha rodriguez is live in the coast aren't too bad. a little breezy overcast. take a look at the ocean behind meh really no waves. kind of eary compared to what we saw yesterday in wrightsville beach. but oak island under a state of emergency right now. the rest of brunswick county will be under a state of emergency starting tomorrow. as you said there's a mandatory evacuation for any visitors he on e island. and a voluntary evacuation for the people who live here. but i want to show you if you bit darker right here is gh t wer s. look how close it understands to the do you knows on the side. we get a 3-6 foot stormsurgeon to l inches of racial. flooding a big concern for the people out here. espeally along the houses right here on e ast but a loof homeowrs will ride this tng out. we talked to them we don't watching to take any chances wi our homes so all throughout the day they spent e day boarding up windows and doors. eyavseveral homes along e cost herewho a

three shelters are open right now in brunswick county. live on oak island ea abc11 ewn 'carolina beach' residents -- are "doing their best"... to keep their homes and belongings 'safe' this weekend -- as "hurricane matthew" -- moves toward 'our coast'. the town 'set up' -- giant 'piles' of sand and bags... up' around doors... windows... and garages -- to 'help' keep the 'water' out. 'you' can find instructions on making and filling sandbags -- on abc-11-dot-com. angelica alvarez is live -- 'just' up the beach -- in 'wrightsville beach' -- with more on preparations. angelica? right now... today the story has been preparations... with people boarding up... getting ready... tonight... people are dealing just a few hours ago... carolina beach issued a mandatory evacuation for visitors... not for residents. there is a voluntary evacuation underway for all of new hanover county for anyone living in low lying flood prone areas. also once winds reach tropical storm... hurricane level... access to bridges will not be allowed. and with the timing o

. >> a live look at brunswick county, this is south port our coastal communities battered by crews on the coast after the break where does north carolina go from here? i'm roy cooper, and after years of our state moving backward, these would be my priorities as governor. we need to end giveaways for companies that send jobs overseas and grow our economy here. and we need to reform our tax system so those at the top aren't getting tax breaks at your expense. >>> whipping winds and rain causing problems on our coast. >> parts of downtown wilmington flooded as matthew's eye wall moves fart fresh the north carolina coast. live in white -- moves farther away from the north carolina coast. live in whitesville beach. >> reporter: that's right none to have rain has stopped wind r tonight. standing here on the beach the wind is kicking up the sand you feel that pelting your face. we were listening to the latest reports emergency crews watching and measuring the wind, they are anticipating having to close down bridges just in case because they don't want anyone driving over bridges in these con

. >> nichole: we learned overnight the polic brunswick man for hitting and killing a woman on i-480 start night. investigators say clark justin hit and killed tanisa matthews and seriously injured asia matthews. they were standing on the shoulder of the highway while their tire was being changed. tanisha was dead at the scene. justin was found at the ridge road exit. heroin in his car at the time of his arrest. >> tia: while you were sleeping hundreds of members of american military families started to evacuate cuba as hurricane matthew closes in. hurricane warnings are in effect in haiti, cuba and jamaica. it has winds of 145 miles per hour. >> nichole: good morning. it's the first monday of october, october 3rd. i'm nichole vrsansky in for brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. we have pleasant fall weather on the way. sam, though, right now some out there for people to start off their monday. >> samantha: take it slow out there, as you might run into fog. it depends on where you are, because not everyone is seeing it. we are dry, so there's some good news for your morning commute or your

brunswick georgia, savannah, bew fort south carolina, charleston south carolina. as the rain continues to work in. flood warnings in effect for several hours. not only because of the rain but the coastal flooding. the storm surge which we talked about the newscast. here's the rain fall forecast. when you get several miles inland anticipate inland flooding. a nasty situation for the folks down there across georgia south carolina and portions of north carolina. here in new england low 60s now. the city at 63. what a delightful fall day with mostly clear skies. a larger view here. of the hurricane up through virginia and pennsylvania. at the same time we have a cool front sliding east over the great lake states. what will happen over the weekend as the cool front moves east it will grab moisture from pennsylvania and you could make the case that some of that moisture is from matthew. you'd lose the argument if you said matue is heading our way. it's not. we will anticipate clouds to show up tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is not today. the daylight hours tomorrow are dr

watch what happens south of new york, new york gets a break but it heads up into nova scotia and brunswick. it is a category two, as we mentioned, that is sustained winds 96-110 miles an hour. the damage will be catastrophic flooding and it is going to kickoff a few tornadoes and that will case extensive damage. we have more weather coming up because there is weather around the country other than that that will be in a few minutes. the good news is it appears people heeded the evacuation orders in foley beach. the normally packed streets is deserted. think of these towns would be bustling. >> a tourist destination for sure. >> the boarded up builds. police have been checking who comes in and out. >> the arizona red cross is deploying more than a dozen damage left behind from hurricane matthew as it moves up the southeast. two volunteers left in an emergency response car. they are driving supplies out to those hit by the hurricane. in all, 16 volunteers are headed to florida. the red cross set up 200 evacuation centers serving 2,000 people. one volunteer says she is glad she is able to help

he killed himself. >>> the brunswick man accuseded in a deadly crash on i-480 saturday is being held on a $350,000 bond. clark justin plead not guilty to hitting and killing tanisha mathews while she w tire. asia mathews he was helping was also hit. she is listed in fair condition. justin fled the scene and was arrested shortly afterwards. >> garfield heights investigating a threat on social media against several area schools. one was shaker heights high school. that district does not have school today because of rosh rashana. >>> ohio law enforcement threats the number of arrests in the cincinnati area now sits at seven. montgomery police charged an additional five stu students wih inciting panic for allegedly suggesting a clown clan descend on their schools. an arrest was made near dayton. now police charged a 15-year-old boy with making terroristic threats after he allegedly used a clown persona on social media to threaten death to fairborn high school students. >> the east cleveland firefighters' union isar residents that the city does not have an operating ambulance right now. t

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the purple and blue are the strongest winds, brunswick, savannah, charleston, myrtle beach. sunday, we get into wilmington and the outer banks. a lot of problems there. the storm surge continues flagler beach to savannah, six to nine feet. and we've got flood warnings and flood watches stretching from norfolk all the way down to brunswick, 15 inches of rain may pick up even more, but lester, i cannot stress enough, even if this does start to weaken, it can still do a lot of damage and the most damage and death happens with that storm surge. lester? >> al, thank you very much. we'll have a lot more on this storm in just a moment. but we want to move quickly to breaking news about donald trump. a decade-old audio tape surfacing late today in which trump is heard making crude and vulgar comments about women, including how he gropes them. we want to warn you, some of the language you're about to hear nbc's katy tur has the tape. >> reporter: the conversation was recorded on a hot microphone in 2005 in an access hollywood bot. while donald trump was headed to tape a cameo on days

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jonathan rodriguez joins us live from brunswick county, where he cons our coverage. this area under a state of emergency and all of brunswick county under a state of emergency, the storm plenty of miles from the coast but people want to be prepared because this could see the largest impact. it's been breezy, a slight rain but this morning, we have quite a few storms and lightning up and down the beach. none of this is from matthew yet but points out an interesting problem area. the ground is saturated so if and when it approaches the area, flooding and wind knocking down trees and earlier yesterday we went up and down the coastline to look how people were preparing, board being up windows and doors. they have seen three storm and know what kind of damage it can bring and wanted to make sure they stay prepared for that kind of thing. everybody playing everything by ear. there's a mandatory evacuation for visitors on the island and voluntary one for people. people will try to ride this thing out. for the most part, it's a clear beach. the pier may close to be safe beca

covered in blood brunswick sergeant eric boars tells me the victim is lucky to be alive. the wound was approximately six centimeters in diameter. it did strike a major artery and the second one was to the left forearm area. >> reporter: the sergeant said police began getting calls about this video on social media not long after it showed up online. around the same time suspects came to the deposit to tell policere >> it received approximately 13,000 hits within a very short period of time. >> reporter: police say the man who took the video is 19-year-old brett, charged with criminal trespassing. patrone, the victim, is charged with simple assault and criminal trespassing, which are misdemeanors. after the fight, patrone was life-flighted to metro hospital where he underwent surgery for these massive cuts. >> we need to get you to the hospital right now. >> reporter: police say the man with evidence and felonious assault. we toed by his home this evening. his father answered the door but wouldn't talk about what happened on his front lawn. >> police tell me the case will b

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i will talk you through those unfortunately, look forward to brunswick county is under a state of emergency beginning at 6:00 tomorrow morning. and on oak island there's a mandatory evacuation for all visitors and that's were we find our jonathan rodriguez. jonathan you caught up with folks boarding up today. >> reporter: yeah, we did. o people who love here they've been through these things. they don't want thank you take any chances with their homes. as you said mandatory evacuation for those who are visiting here. voluntary for those who live here. >> but this entire area unde tropical storm warning. >> but right now really things aren't too bad. a little breezy. we just got our first sprinkle of the day about 20 minutes ago. look over my shoulder at the eahe. there's really not too many waves. it's kind of eary compared to yesterday just a couple miles nort but they are expecting up to a 6 foot storm surge out here and several inches of rain witch could mean flooding. -- which could mean flooding. for the storm boarding up windows. >> reporter: they don't plan on leaving but many aren't

from palm coast and brunswick, six to nine feet.past savannah, another six to nine feet on top of what we'll see for high tides. we are moving to charleston and wilmington and north carolina and myrtle beach and hilton head and five to seven feet. again, a lot of damage can be done as we continue to watch this. as we got flash flood watches and warnings through sunday, travel is strongly discouraged and going to be a lot of beach aroe erosion along this area. rainfall, we got flash flood watches and from florida all the way to virginia and 7.7 million people are at risk. we are talking generally five to 10 inches but locally between jacksonville and wiltmington, w could be talking about a foot and a half of rainfall. that seems pretty rough. these areas are -- there is nowhere for the water to go. i cannot stress how dangerous and deadly it is. that's what people have to worry about over the next 24 or 36 hours. >> al, can i take you back to basics again. you did this on the "today" show so well this morning. i want our audience to

marc, the brunswick line near departure from brunswick will be 20 to 30 minutes behind this morning. warn somebody if you're supposed to be somewhere on time. inner and outer loop, all of the work on the beltway has cleared ouft the way. in laurel route 1, we do have the left lane getting by the work zone there. >>> angie goff at the live desk. we continue to follow breaking news. the story out of western oklahoma. we started following ago and now the man at the center of a nationwide manhunt is dead. michael vance, take a look, he is the guy that boasted about his crime spree on facebook live. he was killed in a shoot out with police last night and as we take you to the scene right there, this is video we got in overnight, an officer was injured, we've learned. vance, by the way, on the run since last monday after police say that he killed his aunt and uncle and shot another man during a carjacking and also police tracked vance down after a farmer tipped them off saying they saw him. a news conference may happen later this morning. we'll follow it. >>> we turn to decision 2016 this

and we've got flood warnings and flood watches stretching from norfolk all the way down to brunswick, 15 inches of rain possible, some areas but lester, i cannot stress enough, even if this does start to weaken, it can still do a lot of damage and the most damage and death happens with that storm surge. lester? >> al, thank you very much. we'll have a lot more on this storm in just a moment. but we want to move quickly to breaking news about donald trump. a decade-old audio tape surfacing late today in which trump is heard making crude and vulgar comments about women, including how he gropes them. we want to warn you, some of the language you're about to hear >> reporter: the conversation was recorded on a hot microphone in 2005 in an access hollywood bot. while donald trump was headed to tape a cameo on "days of our lives." >> no problem at all, mr. trump, you can go right in. >> thank you. >> i moved on her, in palm beach. i moved on her and i failed, i'll admit it. >> reporter: trump, then eight months into his marriage with his third wife melania, was telling billy bush and others

north carolina jonathan rodriguez is a brunswick county with a look at conditions along the coast. >> reporter: good evening. you can definitely tell that is any closer to our coast. it started raining a little bit but the big difference is in the wind. spent most of the day on the other side of the oak island seeing the surf growing. there is a mandatory evacuation over there but a voluntary evacuation of people living you can see the waves have picked up and that is the biggest concern. as this storm moves through we are expecting several inches of rain beating flooding. will be over on oak island throughout the morning and we will keep you updated on cbs north carolina. >>> thank you. continuing our team coverage tracking matthew one area expect to get hit hardest is sampson county. some officials have more concerns about rain and wind. >> reporter: just it fallen steadily. it is been sprinkling on and off. where we are as at midway elementary school. this is one of the five elements's shelters. they are taking steps they normally would not have to take for drinking water.>> with h

brunswick, savannah, charleston, up into myrtle beach saturday. sunday, we get into wilmington and the outer banks. a lot of problems there. the storm surge continues. flagler beach to savannah, six to nine feet above high tide. from savannah to cape fear, five to seven feet. and we've got flood warnings and flood watches stretching from norfolk all the way down to brunswick, 15 inches of rain possible, some areas may pick up even more. but, lester, i cannot stress enough, even if this does start to weaken, it can still do a lot of damage and the most damage and death happens with that storm surge. lester? >> all right, al roker. thank you. we'll have a lot more on this storm in just a moment. but we want to move quickly to breaking news about donald trump. a decade-old audiotape heard making crude and vulgar comments about women, including how he gropes them. we want to warn you, some of the language you're about to hear may be offensive. nbc's katy tur has the tape. >> reporter: the conversation was recorded on a hot microphone in 2005 in an "ac

and one of the folks is brunswick high school senior andre wilson. jasmine monroe is back with more on how he is helping to improve lives of others. >> you are that's cool. >> reporter: brunswick high school senior andre wilson is known for going above and beyond to help out others. >> i did it sns i was 9 and kind of built up and kind of became something that was fun to me. >> reporter: looking up to his mother he started volunteering with university hospital at a young age but quickly developed from a special events helper to a child life specialist. >> he is such an engaging personality i knew that because and he could be successful. >> reporter: with aspiration of being a pediatric nurse practitioner he says he learned a lot. >> i've been more humble. >> reporter: he maintains 3.5gpa and honored during a on field pregame ceremony at a indians game and will continue to volunteer because his goal is to make as many kids smile as he can. >> they are having a good time and i think that i in some sense do >> help make a dins difference october 22nd jo

savannah getting pummeled with heavy rain, down toward brunswick. where you have these heavy bands of rain that come in, that's when you get your winds to gust between 65 and 75mph. this will continue moving slowly thinking right now is the hurricane center. the eyeball does remain off shore overnight tonight. you can see a little moisture seeping out of the hurricane. some of the moisture coming up to west virginia and pennsylvania. at the same time, here comes a cool front through the great lakes space. i that will shove moisture toward the northeast. the holiday weekend starts with some sun early tomorrow. otherwise mostly cloudy skies. and there will be a couple showers coming at us tomorrow night, tomorrow's daylight hours dry. we'll have some showers on and off tomorrow night. at one time i thought this front would keep on cruising. that does not look to be the case. i think we'll have cloudy skies on sunday. a few lingering rain showers sunday morning in metro boston and probably on-and-off rain all day on the cape and the islands, the south

fox's claire sims in brunswick, georgia, live right now.can see it's heating up hyped you. describe what it's like for you now. >> reporter: well, guys, we actually moved out of bridges wick because the conditions were just deteriorating to just a point we didn't feel like it was safe any more. twenty four in glenn county, county that is brunswick's i guess the county seat. and right over there is interstate 95. that was the dividing line for the mandatory evacuation order. the governor of georgia said anybody on the eastern side of i-95 needed to leave ahead of hurricane matthew and pretty easy to see why. that evacuation zone on that side of the highway they're getting worse than we are right here. you can see lots of winds and rain and again we're a little bit inland but the damage is already happening. take look we're at a gas station to get shelter from the storm. those are peaces of the roof of this gas station that blew off probably about an hour or so ago. so just because we're little inland does not mean we're immune. here in glenn

. >> you are watching "good morning cleveland" on >>> police in new brunswick need your help. people have had convertors their facebook page. they need your help. if you know anything, contact the new brunswick police. >>> well, the presidential candidates last night tried to get a few laughs at a traditional charity dinner. donald trump was up first. there was some laughter and boos, too. he took a few jabs at himself, and of course, hillary clinton. >> after listening to hillary rattle on, and on, and on, i don't think so badly of rosie o'donnell anymore. in fact, i am actually starting to like rosie a lot. >> people look at the statue of liberty and they see a proud symbol of our history as a nation of immigrants, a beacon of hope for people around the world. donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4. this morning they both shook hands, too, after the event, something they didn't do in the final debate. corrina, hillary clinton ditched the normal pantsuit and had a pink gown on. >> good for her. >>> epublican u.s. sen. rob portman and democratic former gov. ted str

at the lakefront and hopkins and showing nothing more than a spotty showerox rolling out of maybe brunswick currently these are the temperatures at upper 50s 155-degree temp in mansfield and little bumpy out of the lake this morning but the weights quieting waves quieting down to 2 feet or lessg water temps 70 there is that big upper-level low that is kind of i guess a washing machine trying to go and spin dryu and it you movement on the low as it pushes at northeastst we are animating zoo tomorrow notice the sparse at nature of the showers of that is a good sign for a woolly bear someday you might hearbe a thing or two about back in that in the coming hours on box eight days >> we're excited we can't help but. >> i can't wait i'm really excited about going it'll be is always a good time. lawsuit against the lorain police department alleging police brutality after he was pulled over back in 2014 the fox arizona jack shea says it thish morning police maintain the newly released ?-dash can video does not tell the whole storye? of what happened. >> september 2014 at lorain police vice detectiv

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is already saturated because of previous rain that they've seen here and not only new hanover but brunswick and we will stay here and bring you updates throughout th back to you. >> leyla santiago on the beach at wrightsville, thank you. >>> florida's governor said that hurricane matthew could be deadly. >> see how hurricane force- narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. and the insurance industry... not you. . >>> it's hard to imagine the sheer force of hurricane winds. >> some people may underestimate tomko tom--tom costello shows us why you want to stay inside. >> reporter: storms so massive they are seared into our collective memory. hurricane andrew, hurricane katrina, 125 miles per hour winds at landfall and hurricane wilma, cat 5 with 183 miles per hour for the winds. researchers recre

the center is kind of lined up with the city of brunswick. we can see that the eye is not really as closed off as it was once again, it is a category 2 hurricane, but we cowl see some weakening, which would be good news for coastal communities. in s have a that, there is a flash flood warning inesque. there will also be a storm surge and some high winds and heavy rainfall continuing with this storm as it continues to move along the coast of the eastern united states. it has winds of 110 miles hour sustained gusts town 130. it's continuing to move north at 12 mile an hour and is going to continue to hug the coast of georgia and the carolinas. but the mid -- by the middle of next week, we're going to look at the possibility of it impacting parts of the bahamas and possibly south florida. however, it will be a much the current forecast cone calls for it to slide across the carolinas on sunday and it starts to make a turn down to the south and possibly impacting the bahamas. it's possible that it will be a tropical depression so it won't have as

each day so light rain showers in the area, from cleveland along southwest alone 71 grafton and brunswick, also in london with some rain showers down through chardon and rain showers in the county, ashtabul county. then the front brings us more heavier rainfall wednesday night. tomorrow will be in the 70s, then war rain showers wednesday night. could be having on and off throughout the day thursday afternoon. we have a rainfall deficit hopkins of 1.2 inches, tonight showers depart around midnight and then a pleasant full day tomorrow. thursday, football. and friday could coo enough with highs in the upper 40s and overnight in the 30s rock hall of fame announcing th 2017 nomineeses, some big names the list. >> including a dozen first-timers go depeche mode, elo,o, joan baez, journey, pear jam, steppenwolf. >> among those in consideration the cars,ti chaka khan, jackson, j. geils band, the zombies. what has been so close that they want to offer more choices but only five will be inducted you can vote right nowow. the winners will be announced in december. fans of the price is right are stil

the latest on hurricane matthew radar is showing the storms i just off the coast of brunswick south and east stronger winds along the eye wall movie at 12 mph the eye wall, possibly impacting southern south carolina coastline as early as more morningas right now the tr keeps it off the coast that could change within hours. winds gusting up to 60 mph sustained with plans upwards of is still not making landfall it could possibly happen between savannah and charleston depending on the col front that will push this out see the net curls back is a tropical storm force bahamas. we talk about the storm into th weekend and possibly next week as it moves back around. can find a live hurricane tracker and fox 8.com. >> a man shot during an alleged road rage incident shares what was driving home from work on the stretch of i-90 near to exit when he noticed a car tried to passn, a few moments later the cart try to run them off the road, and that's when called 91 while he was still on the phone worst nightmare happened. >> got real close and try to pass me and try to run the althen roadnd >> i told

we'll keep an eye on brunswick county. at 8:00 this morning, they will begin voluntary evacuations and shelters ready to go and fast forward an hour at 9:00 a.m. surf city evacuations. all of that was announced late last night but what changed last night, and i talked with two people close to the beach today, wilmington and this area is back in the cone that elizabeth has been.ing has been -- been pointing out on the map this is morning so people are waking up to different news in wilmington. we'll be here all day to monitor that. back to you. are monitoring the storm closely. >> wral's mikaya thurmond joins us live outside the state's emergency management operations center, looking at the storm from a state wide perspective. mikaya? >> reporter: bill and lena, we have gotten information in the last five minutes and confirmed that governor pat mccrory will be here to give us an update at 9:00 a.m. and, are already here and preparing for hurricane matthew and any damage that the storm might bring. fema officials are spendin

that's what brunswick county emergency services is telling people. they are concerned about flash flooding. the coastal counties are under a state of emergency. >> reporter: earlier in the week it was not looking good for the coast, then people got more optimistic. here we are on friday, the storm shifting again and looking like we could see significan significant flooding. this is an area that's already seen a lot of rain over the past couple months. as of right now, it's been cloudy throughout the day. just started getting a little bit of rain. yesterday this ocean was flat, almost like a lake, no waves. today they have definitely picked up. we saw some surfers out here earlier. people who were going to ride this out yesterday, today they pretty much changed their mind we went up the coast to the lazy turtle. they spent the day boarding up windows and placing sandbags on the floor so water can't get in. their back porch is feet away from where the water can get into the building. >> the waves are amazing. they are already maybe 7 or 8 feet from our

brunswick police say they responded to two calls on monday. one resident caught the suspect going through her vehicle and another found the vehicle going through a kitchen window. researchers andless cures are calling it a farm yard of horrors. more than 130 animals were already dead by the time rescuer got there. ores barely hanging on. dogs, goats, chickens, sheeps and rabbits all kept in filthy conditions and no space turn around. >> pen after pen after pen after pen of neglected animals. >> no animal should have to go through that. they were happy to be able to stretch their legs. >> the man who owns the home has not thankfully they said many of the animals have successively been put up for adoption. >> well, the weather is starting to cool down a little bit out there. >> it is. maybe feeling more fall-like like it's felt like summer. still some principle i can't sunshine to enjoy for you on this wednesday afternoon. a live look in miner where the trees are changing. so when will fall be felt? maybe even as soon as this afternoon for you.

of rainfall stretching south from cleveland into brunswick. is going to continue to track from west to, northern portage county and fight off to the east. the rain is starting to let up little bit in cleveland and tha is pretty muchtostshveno going over the next 45 minutes or so. there is the front pick you can see it here comes a well-define break in the rain out over lake erie. localized temperature 57 andnd made it into the high 70s yesterday. a high of 78 in the normal high as 64. the temperatures will continue front they're going to get even more of a noticeable drop in temperature later this morning. look at the temperature changes. significant change but 20 degrees colder in chicago an running the ball 15 degrees colder here in toledo. the rain will be gone between 7-8:00 in the morning. cloud deck will stay relatively that. it isla cooler and drier and mi not be until after you see pronounced breaks me overcast. the early morning showers will be in the heart of the morning we see some breaks in late they sunshine. of the wave cold air

fifty-four in brunswick, 55 mentor. bart and 5465. fifty-six westlake hudson at the two and 54 at massa led and coast boston down to the big city. more showers down to the lakes including lake superior and lake michigan. some lake effect rain showers are not out of the question. partly sunny, breezy quite a bit cooler. wayne, look at that. hawkins airport lets all sit together 55. double nickels. and a little wind chill out there too. fifty-three in akron and 50 at youngstown. tonight 39 degrees. partly to mostly clear skies. it's going to be a chilly start to tomorrow morning. i know wayne and christie are extremely happy about that because you'll be a progressive field. they are excited about being at progressive field. a fine night for baseball coming up for tomorrow night. as temperatures will be in the mid- 40s but at least this not like 1997 i supposed to maps the motion showing high pressure dipping in later tonight into tomorrow. the winds will still be off the lake which could potentially be problematic alleys for the first p

we've run out of food and water, but now at least the stores are on and the power is on in brunswick. >> reporter: business owners came into the day expecting access, but downed trees and no drinking water kept most of them in brunswick. >> it's frustrating and everyone is getting a tuesday brings better luck and better access. >> it's life. it happens, right? >> reporter: as a result, make it better for those on the mainland. >> you got to suck it up and hopefully they'll get us onto the island soon. >> reporter: a lack of clean drinking water and power caused the glenn county school district to close school the remainder of the week. many homes in the area hope to have their power on by tomorrow. in georgia dan grossman, 9news. >>> a missing 4-year-old girl in florida has been found. she was taken from her home by a long time family friend. the sheriff said rebecca lewis was taken saturday by a 31-year- old man who legally changed his name to west wild hogs. the sheriff said hogs is a friend of rebecca's family but had been asked to leave the family's home over two years ago after p