but other people have heeded the warning. >> all right, bryn thanks so much. take care of out there. back here in tampa it's really picking up at the moment, the rain driving through, the wind driving through. people are being told to stay in place, don't leave your home even when this blows through people are being told to stay where you are so authorities can get out, access the damage and they'll let you know when it's okay to start coming out. i did read one disturbing report, which is in one county in florida, miami-dade. there's already been 30 arrests from looting and burglary. some people taking advantage of the situation here. people being out of town of course, 6.5 million people in florida were told they should evacuate. we don't know how many did. it's considerable and obviously some -- some less than honest folks are taking advantage of that. let's go down to miami now, isa soares has been there throughout all of this. isa fill us in on what you've been seeing. >> and michael, while i was listening to your conversation with bryn there, it is incre

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bryn mawr presbyterian opened its lawn on montgomery avenue for a blitz framing day.ers framed the first and second floors of a habitat for humanity home. the structures will be transferred to a diamond park habitat's project at 16th and fontaine in north philadelphia. very nice. >> all right. >> we got chelsea with us tonight. >> yup. >> lovely weather. you brought the great weather today. >> i d it was kind of cool out there. >> it was a little chilly but i wasn't complaining because it wasn't raining. >> we had a couple spotty showers here and there but those have moved out. we have a quiet night but a very chilly night going to be setting up as we head into the overnight hours. here's a live look at center city. we've had some clouds that kind of built up throughout the afternoon but those are going to be clearing out and things are just looking rather chilly but really nice as we head into the remainder of the weekend. let's show you a look at that official high temperature today. 66 degrees, okay, so that's actually even cool for this time of year for early fall

still watching the crash along the main line at bryn mawr avenue at harkemcollege and a broken down vehiclee vine street expressway approaching broad street. that is out taking out the right lane giving us extra delays away from 95. i wouldn't stay up top or stay local because the inner drives of the ben franklin parkway a blocked for the firefly festival and reports of a broken down truck on 422 westbound and one on 295 southbound approaching 42. that is gone but the southbound travel time not so hot. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> all right matt, thank you. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. dad, we got the car... i got it dad. thanks. alright, you're all set. you're welcome. play oldies. nice dad! free-range chickens. organic free-range chickens, non-gmo, 100% vegetarian fed- raised with no antibiotics ever! we should post this. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. hashtag organic. hashtag happy. hashtag... well, all the hashtags! >>> time now for accuweather with meteorologist,

bryn britain is our most important ally. it's just not responsible.t him in trouble internationally at some point if it hasn't already, we haven't seen it quite yet but it still continues to be a concern, i'm sure general kelly was looking at this saying, mr. president, please can you just wait until we know the facts? i'm sure that his national security team hadn't even briefed him yet. i believe it was 6:20 in the morning with this happened. >> i think for quite some time since kelly took over as chief of staff the president has been relatively disciplined with regard to twitter, so, so. in 23 minutes is when the president tweeted about this. he not only speculated about the cause of it, he said these are sick and demented loser terrorists. but for him to say scotland should have been more proactive, clearly that's a problem. to follow up using this as an opportunity push for his travel ban is a problem. when we're talking about britain who is not just an ally be an intelligent pattern. general mcmaster tried to clean it up. >> i think the president

when the president gets to puerto rico, perhaps he'll get to see what boris and bryn and anderson and our correspondenting acorrespondent is are seeing on a day-to-day basis about americans in puerto rico doing everything they can just to stay alive, fighting for food, shelter, electricity, and just clean drinking water. this seems to be something that the federal workers on the ground are doing everything they to help, but the bureaucracy is standing in the way. that's something that the president will be principally responsible for. we should point out he has a series of phone calls scheduled for later this afternoon. he's going to talk to leaders in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands, as well as the administrator of fema where he's going to get an idea of exactly what needs to be done by the federal government to help out those people in need. fred? >> then one has to wonders will one of those phone kaufls -- phone calls involve calling the mayor who he has singled out in his tweets? you'll have to keep us post if you hear of the list of leaders that the president will be talk

i want to go to bryn on florida's merritt island east of florida. there are inmates who have been dispatched to help line the island with sandbags? >> reporter: yeah, and three hours is an understatement, brianna. we actually just got another shipment of sand at this distribution center, but that's not the issue. there's no lack of sand. it's actually the efficiency of the whole entire process that's really slowing down people here who are just trying to get ten sandbags per household. because like you can see, these inmates are taking a rest but there's only two things to use to fill these sandbags. they fill the sandbag, tie it up, and then put it in the back of these cars. and you've got to check out the lines for these cars. we're at an athletic field, recreation area here in this county, and the line just snakes all the way around this whole entire park area, and even down the street. we've been talking to people who have been waiting here for upwards of eight hours just to get those ten sandbags and they've actually opened four distribution ce

let's go to bryn. i understand that you have some breaking information there in orlando. have for us? >> yeah, don. we're getting hit pretty hard with the storm, but this was a fraction of what we were seeing not too long ago. and at that time we saw a transformer blow. we saw a ton of emergency vehicles going that direction. well, we've learned that they were responding to a fatality. a car crashed, a single car crashed into something, and the person that was in that car when authorities arrived on scene was dead. so they can't really say quite yet if it's 100% storm related because, of course, you know that involves an investigation. with these conditions, no emergency officials or vehicles are out on the roads. so they can't investigate that particular scene, but it does seem to be because of this storm people were driving. a curfew was in place at 7:00, so they were expecting everyone to be off the roads, but don, i can tell you even within 15 minutes ago we saw a car driving around on these roads. here, don, we're expecting conditions to get worse within the next hou

i want to go quickly go to cnn's bryn from merritt island in florida. what's the latest there? >> reporter: yeah. we just got here a torrential downpour right now. but i want to actually show you there is just an enormous line of cars that wraps around this area that we're at, which is basically a park, and it goes all the way, about a half a mile, down into the street. i mean, it is an enormous line, for people trying to get as many sandbags as they possibly can. you're one of those people. how long have you been waiting. >> we got here at 8:00 when they opened. >> reporter: 8:00 this morning. >> and we had to wait in line. well, we didn't get into the park until probably about 9:00. >> reporter: so a long time. we're still trying to find out how many sandbags can you get and how will that help you. >> they're supposed to be ten 10-pound sandbags and we have a sliding door right outside of our bedroom, and even in a bad rainstorm like this, the water comes right up to the edge. so we're hoping to put the sandbags along. >> reporter: any bit helps really. >> yeah. >> reporter:

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the prime minister will chair a meeting of bryn's emergency response committee, cobra, this afternoonters above me at the scene and there is one above me right now. police are keeping an extensive u. 18 people treated in hospital and the police are describing their injuries as flash burns. we do not believe that this stage anyone has been seriously injured. let's talk to charlie craven. you were on the train this morning when this happened. perhaps just describe what you saw, what you heard. we go to parsons green everyday, on the end carriage, on purpose, to avoid these incidents. we literally just stepped purpose, to avoid these incidents. we literallyjust stepped on, put my bag down, and within three orfour seconds i heard an explosion. turned around and saw what i can only describe as a movie fireball coming down the train. it engulfed from the top to the bottom. then i saw a state of calm for a split second and then total panic. the doors had just shut and then they opened again and eve ryo ne shut and then they opened again and everyone piled out of the train. the explosion, fro