it is only expected to be near the carolinas by saturday. the hurricane is going to affect us here in eastern iowa, by slowing the movement of the through thursday with lows in the 50s and 60s...but with each day it gets a degree or two cooler. things will really start to cool on friday - into the upper 50s and low 60s. breezy conditions will make it feel even chillier on friday, so you will need to bundle up for those football games. a slow-moving, but strong cold front will track through the plains today and into the midwest. as it approaches, it will bring breezy and mild weather to the kwwl viewing area today. however, the same front will set off showers and storms tonight into wednesday likely wednesday night through thursday. hurricane matthew will slowly track north through the caribbean and is forecast to move along the east coast. it is only expected to be near the carolinas by saturday. the hurricane is going to affect us here in eastern iowa, by slowing the movement of the front through the state. a slow-moving, but strong cold fr

the hurricane is exec coast to north carolina by saturday. there is the possibility, though, that our cold front could push hurricane matthew back into the atlantic and then cause it to circle back around to florida. needless to say, the weather pattern will be watched very closely. after the showers early this morning, the sky becomes mostly sunny this afternoon. temperatures will once again be above average in the middle to upper 70s. we will have a front draped over the state today thursday with some lingering into friday morning, especially across the south. the better chance for widespread rain and storms is thursday evening/overnight. while amounts are still hard to pin down, we could see an inch or so by the time this system tracks out. as it tracks out on friday, it will become breezy with cooler temperatures. we may have steady or falling temperatures friday afternoon. this front could also cause some issues with hurricane matthew as it tracks to the north. the florida tomorrow and work up the coast to north carolina by saturday. the

the usf bulls are getting ready for east carolina saturday at ray jay. the bulls are coming off a nice win on the road in cincinnati. everybody is keeping their fingers crossed that hurricane matthew doesn' or the weather could impede the game. in the game last night in toronto, the blue jays beat the orioles 5-2. a walk off three- run homer. they take on the texas rangers thursday in the american league divisional series. that's the morning sports update. enjoy your day. >>> 10 minutes until 5:00. hillsborough county commissioners are taking up the issue of delaying permits for medical marijuana facilities. from opening and how a delay would help commissioners assess the businesses. >>> americans are expected to spend more money this holiday season compared to last year. how much the national retail federation says spending will increase. these stories at 5:00. now at havertys furniture, it's our fall savings event. where you can create the perfect home. save on furniture and accessories for every room. plus enjoy thirty-six month, no-interest financing

there you can see the turn already as it skirts the coast of south and north carolina saturday evening around 7:30 p.m. there after watch happens. the concentration to the east, off the coast of the carolinas well to the south into the latter part of the weekend and early parts of next week. so what we know at this point and tonight's trends, the major hurricane now inching closer near florida's coastline friday. then that northeasterly turn towards the carolinas. and after that, could head out to sea after the carolinas with minimal impacts locally for the upcoming weekend. great news, jim. it is a trend we're seeing today. hoping it continues into tomorrow. cecily tynan will have more on this and our seven day forecast in a little bit. >> thank you. >>> authorities sounding the alarm in the south. states of emergency in florida, georgia, both north and south carolina. tomorrow south carolina's governor plans to issue an evacuation order to give a million people time to flee the coast. stocking up on groceries, buying pro pain and plywood and long lines at gas stations. once again the

paralleling the coastline of eastern florida and taking a curve out towards the outer banks of the carolinas saturday to saturday night. any potential impacts at home wouldn't be until sunday with offshore depending on the track. >>> the messier it gets the closer to downtown. we had an earlier accident southbound on route 99. you can see that has left behind some serious backup. >>> a big water main break at charles town flooding the streets there. water gushed its way onto lou 99 as well with. >>> also an early morning house fire crews responded just before 2:00 2:00 this morning. no word on how bad the damage was, no injuries have been reported. >>> police are increase patrols around boston college after white sedan. they're asking students to stay alert, stop walking alone and report anything suspicious to 911. >>> wilmington school superintendent has apologized and resigned. delai was arrested in august for oui and criticized for allowing a teacher charged with domestic special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston

carolina, this area of energy, a trough, a cold front. depending on the speed of this and speed and strength of matthew how they interact with one another. that is late saturday by noon time on sunday. if they interact and this trough is too strong it will kick this storm out to sea well to the south of the carolinas, but if this trough is very weak it will allow matthew to ride directly up the eastern seaboard. that is something we have to continue to follow. what we know today is that no matter the track we'll see some heavy rain in our region here on saturday. because the cold front will steal some moisture no matter what from matthew. the closest approach to the shore line would be saturday night. the storm as of this morning shows the model off the coast rather than hugging our coastline that is some good news but still bring strong rip currents and rough surf. when cecily tynan comes back she will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast for you. >>> lets switch live to bob brooks on the boardwalk in atlantic city. bob whether or not the shore take a substantial hit is unclear. but can we assume that lots of folks are getting ready any way >> r

still strong and moving north.the storm made landfall over south carolina saturday .. after battering florida and georiga coastlines.. and is now taking it's toll on georgia... where rainfall totals are expected to be more than twelve inches in some areas..meanwhile, in florida..the clean up is beginning after matthew battered areas like daytona damaged .. and more than 800 thousand people are still without hurricane matthew could put a temporary halt on the mosquitoes that spread the zika virus.initially after a big storm... there can be a decrease in all mosquitoes. that's because adult mosquitoes, including those that carry the zika virus, get washed away by heavy rain. plus, heavy rains and flooding also wash larvae away from mosquito breeding sites... such as tires... bird baths and flower the maker of epipens won't admit to any wrong doing r million dollar fine.mylan will pay 465-million dollars over questions on whether the company had overcharged medicaid for the drug.however the company's troubles are far from over.mylan has been in the headlines for hiking th

as the storm pushes past jacksonville up towards charleston, south carolina, saturday afternoon it's past charleston as a category 1. spinning around it turns into a tropical storm matthew may be coming back for a second visit to the bahamas, miami will have to look out for that as well. it doesn't look like the storm will make another push up the coast. it probably fall it is a -- fals a part down south somewhere. 73 degrees, high and showers. we transition to partly sunny skies, -6r8 degrees. 68 degrees. monday, sunny and cool on columbus day, tuesday, yom kippur arriving, more clouds wednesday, 70 degrees, wednesday there could be a shower around. >> 5:40 is the time. new information on what happened right before the new jersey transit train crashed into the hoboken terminal. >> grabbing an uber ride may be more difficult after a judge's ruling karen. >> reporter: we have an accident in chester county, we'll have that coming up. i can't believe we're doing this. gus, you're not scared are you? you're the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. i don't like thunder! (bashfull

pushing north into south carolina by saturday. ............. locally we remain quiet and calm--and continue to expect mostly dry conditions to continue. a live look outside shows just a northerly winds remain locally breezy into the next hour or two--dying down later this evening. ............. current conditions show temperatures in the low to mid 80s -- so very pleasant. normal highs for us this time of the year right around 84 degrees. pleasant temperatures today.... but climbing 4-8 degrees on ............. satellite radar shows nice dry conditions but a weak system will bring slight chances for showers and storms to northwest arizona over the weekend. we stay primarilly dry ..... the weak system will continue to move through the area early next week, with only minor impacts to us locally. .............. your extended forecast shows a upper 80s--some low 90s starting sunday through tuesday. look for upper 80s wednesday ..down to 84 by thursday. /// >>> more delays for the ((christianne klein)) >>> more delays for the centennial hills neighb

and near the north carolina coastline, by saturday evening, with winds 105 miles per hour. you notice this right hand curvature. that's sign perhaps it's going to go out to satisfactory as gets toward cape hat ra us talk more about that how it may affect new england late in holiday weekend. >> well people in caribbean who couldn't escape just for most part, the worst is yet to come. right now just east of jamaica over here. but also threaten to dump torrential rain on haiti. people in haiti are getting ready for what could be another devastating event jonathan lamar runs a clinic. she a now clinic honoring her her is bracing for the big storm. >> prepared for the worse hoping for the best. but you know from all reports to 40 inches of rain. we've identified the best areas for which to shelter in place. we boarded up all windows in those areas. >> haiti is the poorest nation in western hemisphere still recovering earthquake. stay with 7 as we track hurricane matthew you can keep up storm any time online at www.whdh.com or by using our mobile and tablet apes. >> now from the

over the back maples as -- bahamas as a category 3 or 4 storm, over the coast of florida and carolinas saturday before curving to sea. storm surge and rain will be huge, huge problems with several areas from central florida on the east coast through the carolinas could see more than a foot of rain along with powerful winds of at least tropical storm strength so this could be an impactful storm for millions of people on the east coast. >> people in florida, georgia, a hurricane watch has been issued for florida and south carolina is ready to evacuate more than 1 million people. some people are already making any preparations they can >> storm surge is coming. we don't want to take any chances. >> reporter: are you waiting as long as it takes? >> hmm, we have to have gas. you never know. we may have to evacuate or anything. >> some people in florida are cutting their trips short, flying home early. flights to the caribbean are canceled and cruise lines are it to the u.s. later this week or over the weekend. >> 5:37 right now. >>> boulder county bus drivers beginning her one year probation. she wa

. >> the greatest impact in north carolina, saturday through sunday morning. >>>reporter: president obama urging residents in the areas to be on guard. >> those of you that lead that live in georgia should be paying taepbg/. there has been a lot of emphasis but it will keep moving north. there are large population centers there that could be vulnerable. >>>reporter: that's what it appears matthew will do once it is done here in jacksonville, move up towards the barrier islands, low lying areas in georgia and south carolina expected if it makes landfall, it could happen tonight in the savannah area or tomorrow morning in charleston, south to you. >> still coastal communities in the south are preparing for the worst. jeremy is tracking hurricane matthew for us. >>> 40 miles east, northeast of jacksonville, florida, category 2 storm, perhaps beaufort, south carolina or charleston, south carolina did, it will parallel the coastline. it has been hesitant to make landfall in the united states. never did that in florida. pass south east of wilmington, tomorrow to sun

saturday, the potential for that eye to come on shore. right over charleston, south carolina. then progressing and weakening as it does but still continuing along the north carolina coast. this does have a history of some wobbling. when it was through the bahamas and then as it was right along the florida coast, we had a wobble to the east again which meant conditions were not quite as bad but still pretty bad. the thing is, where that eye lands all depends on that wobble. storm surge regardless of where it lands will be bad, 4 to 9 feet storm surge from charleston to myrtle beach. and coming up in your weekend forecast for us, mainly dry but there is a chance for rain and maybe matthew could have an impact on how much rain we could see. i'll have that in just a bit. david? >> thank you. the death toll from hurricane matthew in haiti has risen to more than 800 people. haiti had only just begun rebuilding from the devastating earthquake there 6 years ago, food, water, medical supplies, communications all in limited supply. next weekend, the boston archdiocese will have special

likely to curve northeast and parallel the south carolina coastline near wilmington north carolina saturday afternoon. after this point the forecast becomes very definitely. like with hermine around labor day anticipating blocking high pressure to set up across northern new england. this is likely going to shove matthew southeast of new england. there is a possibility as a front moves through new england saturday night and sunday morning it may grab matthew's moisture and pull it into new england with rain. matthew going out to sea. not concerned about wind. at this time we do not have coastal concerns either. more about matthew's potential with us in a few minutes. ; island nations like cuba and haiti are pounded by the storm's intense bands. >> reporter: this is the since 1964 battling the beaches with torential downpours dangerous flooding and high winds. hurricane matthew made land fall tuesday morning with winds reaching 145 miles an hour. the strongest atlantic hurricane in nearly a decade. now the fear is up to 40 inches of rain could fall in some part of the country and could trigge

bit concer has shifted west, bringing the hurricane very close to the south coast of north carolina by saturday afternoon. computer models are now forecasting that a ridge of high pressure will shove the hurricane to the northwest for a longer period of time, before a trough of low hurricane matthew 'hits' north carolina. ....that's 'why' state leaders -- and 'others' -- are 'getting ready' now. joel brown joins us 'live' in raleigh with more on 'what's being done'. that latest storm track-- put duke energy on alert, tonight. whether matthew wobbles our way or not... duke says it's preparing for a major power outage event... while matthew hammers the caribbean... --storm nats-- ...meterologists at duke energy are glued to the hurricane will strike next... and have to plan for the possibility, matthew's heading for us. - "we have sophisticated systems that can take the weather forecasts that we're seeing and actually develop a modeling scenario to determine the expected outages- where they'll be most likely concentrated." those models help determine... how many out-of-town crews duke will call i

pushing north into south carolina by saturday. locally we remain quiet and calm--and continue to expect mostly dry conditions to continue. a live look outside shows just a few clouds but lots of sunshine. ............ the moapa river reservation this weekend... tonight and tomorrow... thousands of these lanterns will be released into the sky. it's all part of the "rise lantern festival"... this is the third year the event has taken place... you're looking at video from last year. people are encouraged to release the lanterns... which symbolize peoples' hopes, dreams, resolutions, goals, and desires./// ((paul joncich)) >>> "first friday" has reached a major milestone... tonight marks their 14-th anniversary. the theme tonight... "one world to food vendors... and lots of people selling and showing off their art. tonight they're even going to have performances by tyler glenn... he's the lead singer of 'neon trees.' "first friday" is already underway in the downtown las vegas arts district... and goes until 11 tonight./// ((christian

times it looks it begins to move up towards georgia tomorrow evening.i and eventually south carolina o saturday, and also backtrack and try to come back as a tropical stormkt, to the bahamas. rainfall between five and 1 foot is not out of the question with a storm like this and will extend up to north carolina. >> for us tonight over 50s tomorrow in the 70s. and them back to the 60s saturday, a great day sunday to go to the pumpkin patch the monday, columbus day looking great next week mid to upper '60s before the next chance of have a life stormtracker up and running at fox 8.com. >> medina county man attacked with a machete, jack shea says the police word about the mainly on facebook. man identified as a 2-year-old scott carrabinene gr machete when a man challenged him to fight on the feud between him and 21-year-old, josh patron is abo to boil over, to fight him, he grabs a tree brancho . a friend identified as 19-year-old brett cumbee uses a smart phone to broadcast confrontation on facebook they said he continued to broadcast the competition, as he retreats realize that his friend is injur

likely hitting southeastern north carolina saturday afternoon but as a category 2 hurricane and then coming close off shower to our region by sunday afternoon. this ultimate track depends on several different factors. lets head to adam joseph with more on that. >> reporter: there is complexity in the atmosphere and when matthew approaches, the area of northern florida as well as southern georgia and north carolina. we have a cold front coming in from the north and west and the cold front comes in it depends how strong the energy is, whether it kicks matthew off the coast or pulls matthew inward. this would be over the weekend late saturday into the day on sunday. this is sunday at noon, where the model is showing matthew off the carolinas and this energy interacting with it. again, what happens when they come together, that is almost four days away. and it's something we have to track to see exactly how they combine and if they combine or if they stay apart. as we look at the latest model data, every line is a different model. since this morning, they have shifted farther to the sout

and this will ride the coastline and affect shore towns georgia and south carolina and north carolina saturdayning as a category 12, as we track the wins, we see how wide and large the storm is. in the yellow tropical storm force winds over 39 miles per hour sustained and in the orange 74 that is hurricane strength or better. hitting vero beach and cape canaveral and daytona beach and hugs towards savannah. hurricane force winds in south carolina and possibly seen north carolina as we go into the weekend and then this heads out to sea and could wrap back into towards florida at the middle of next week. a bizarre pattern with this hurricane. a four day at 4:00 forecast. because it drifts to the south it's not a player in our forecast at this point anymore, for tomorrow sunshine, beautiful 75. same thing friday, 75. that cold front that we were talking about that could pick it up, still comes through here on saturday with clouds and showers and 68 and sunday a cool breeze and sunshine is in control with the high coming in at 68 degrees. we'll talk about columbus day and the rest of the seven day

it will be happening tomorrow in florida and tomorrow into saturday for georgia and carolinas in a backtrack to the bahamas sometime next week.. stay with us were continuing coverage of hurricane matthewst and you can find a live hurricane tracker at fox 8.com. >> the tribe begins her playoff push hosting the boston red sox and alds, p.j. ziegler joins us from progressive as we close in none of the starting pitchers in the series has a postseason victory they both black players withh playoff experience much, and ends experienceses limited, zach mccallister feels that could be a good thing for the indians . >> i think that we will do what we need to do andnd beforewe. >> just to be able to be on a winning team, have done it for so long and knows what it tak for us to win and to lead us. trevor bauer will be pitching for the indians, rick porcello for the red sox,di beginning at 8:08 p.m.. a there is just as much excitement outside of progressive as was read as the past two hours at gateway plaza with the excited fans. there is a party here, this was turned into a bar at gateway plaza. they ca

right now...the death toll is rising...from hurricane matthew made landfall in south carolina saturday morning....with winds topping heavy rain is causing major flooding problems.... for carolina coastal communities. matthew left more than 430- thousand people without power in south carolina and 100 roads in the charleston area were impassable saturday morning. hurricane matthew continues to batter the atlantic coast. and while officials are cautiously easing up on evacuation orders.... flooding remains a huge concern. scott mclean reports from allow our guardian angels to take care of our home susan freeman was among the thousands of georgians who chose to take their chances. freeman hunkered down inside her suburban savannah home -- it was a decision she would soon regret. i heard cracking and popping all night long, scary, very scary. hurricane matthew didn't make landfall in georgia, but it was close enough to bring winds strong enough to uproot trees and take down power lines. and rain that swamped homes and i would say that the damage is not as widespread, there certainly is some

, moving through north carolina saturday into sunday.his is going to be something throughout the weekend. we continue to track winds and rain and we will have closer details on shower chances for us coming up. >>> olympic athletes who win gold, silver or bronze medal for team usa will no longer have to pay the so-called victory tax. president obama signed a bill into law yesterday that prohibits the irs from taxing medals or other prizes awarded to olympians. not everybody is exempt. it applies to high profile athletes that earn more than a million dollars a year like swimmer michael phelps. >>> 6:41 this saturday. every pass, hit, touchdown, it is the high school blitz. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president

then barreled its way up the east coast, nats hurricane matthew then made landfall in south carolina saturday morning. nats although downgraded ro the storm continues to wreak havoc in its path. our hearts out to everyone affected in that area ryan karchner is thankful to have made it out of the south east. on the heels of orlando shutting down, the international airport in charleston south carolina halted all flights as well. we were happy we got here on time a lot of flights were cancelled that leg of the trip would have connected in north carolina and on to milwaukee. a few delays was pouring rain and windy we got out there ok, lots of flight cancellation there headed south passengers coming into general mitchell international airport exited with a sigh of relief, thrilled to be here glad to be home after feeling the trickle effects of traveling during storm. for them, it may have been a rocky trip by air, but by land...some traveling to the storm ravaged area are eager to get there. "it's time for me to get out and help other people. so that's what i do now," tommy poe is one of two ameri

((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) rising...from hurricane matthew made landfall in south carolina saturday morning.... matthew is now a category one storm miles per hour. heavy rain is causing major flooding problems.... for carolina coastal communities. matthew left more than 430- thousand people without power in south carolina and 100 roads in the charleston area were impassable saturday morning. hurricane matthew continues to batter the atlantic coast. and while officials are cautiously easing up on evacuation cautiously easing up on evacuation orders.... flooding remains a huge savannah, georgia. what we decided to do was just allow our guardian angels to take care of our home susan freeman was among the thousands of georgians who chose to take their chances. freeman hunkered down inside her suburban savannah home -- it was a decision she would soon regret. i heard cracking and popping all night long, scary, very scary. hurricane matthew didn't make landfall in georgia, but it was close enough to bring winds strong enough to uproot trees and take down power lines. and rain tha cut off roads. i

pushing north into south carolina by saturday. calm--and continue to expect mostly dry conditions to continue. a live look outside shows just a few clouds but lots of sunshine. ............ northerly winds remain locally breezy into the next hour or two--dying down later this evening. ............. current coni 80s -- so very pleasant. normal highs for us this time of the year right around 84 degrees. pleasant temperatures today.... but climbing 4-8 degrees on average through tuesday ............. satellite radar shows nice dry conditions but a weak system arizona over the weekend. we stay primarilly dry ..... the weak system will continue to move through the area early next week, with only minor impacts to us locally. .............. your extended forecast shows a slight warmup to temps 4-8 degrees above average in the upper 80s--some low 90s starting sunday through tuesday. look for upper 80s wednesday ..down to 84 by thursday. /// >>> >>> come monday morning... the nevada legislature will meet to discuss using tax money to build

caribbean , taken near the florida coastline the updated direction is it further inland into the carolinas saturday and sunday. it gets bigger as he has furthe this is only tuesday, ms won't hit the east coast until the en of the week so lots of time to pretty much will change too much so se what happens next couple days. the student survey has some parents outraged.de why many say they are concerned over race and politic after their kids were given a questionnaire about white when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. new jersey home other homes nearby were damaged utility crews firefighters searching for any victims, the cause of the explosion is unknown at thi

it parallels georgia and brushes the coast of south carolina saturday afternoon as a category 2 hurricane, before it makes a quick hook out to sea. as a category 1 hurricane and perhaps meandering off the southeast coast. since yesterday we had a major shift in the official track of this hurricane. yesterday at this time talking about it rolling up the coast and now there is pretty good computer model consensus shifting it down to the south. that takes us out of the danger zone but this could be potentially devastating to florida, georgia and south carolina. major hurricane likely making landfall in florida near cape canaveral. the first hurricane to hit lan since 2005. and florida and georgia and south carolina, ma means many communities could be impacted by the storm. for more details coming up in our local weather in a few minutes. >>> matthew is already blamed for deaths in the caribbean. the southern part of the country took the hardest hit. >> all eyes are on florida which is bracing for the worst. residents are stocking up on food and fuel and flights in and out of the area are can

carolina. and then by saturday night right off the coast of north carolina with likely large we will keep watching it for you. today will be nice and quiet with 64 in holly springs and 59 in foxboro. it will be a pretty day with partly cloudy skies at lunchtime and 72 with a high of 77 this afternoon. we cannot complain too much about our weather today. mikaya said you can't complain, though, about the traffic. >>> 40 westbound is a morning. we are taking drivers 24 minutes and then 440 of two wade avenue 40 minutes. this is right at i-440 at wade avenue westbound. you can see this is a four car accident. if this camera does zoom out, you will see the impact it is having on the 40 westbound commute. westbound we are having issues causing delays all of the way beyond garner road. it is showing read on her sensors which means drivers are having to stop -- red on our sensors which means drivers are having to stop altogether. we also have an issue on jones sausage road with an accident that has been here for more than one hour. overall let's do a wide view of our live commute map seeing plenty of gree

at 2:00 a.m., moving across the and hugging the coast of south carolina at 2:00 p.m. on saturday and maybe just first miles or so off the coast of wilmington as a category 1 storm. winds, not a huge issue but definitely looking at the potential for very heavy rain for the viewing area and flooding as well. we take a look at what's happening right now. already, we have showers falling. today, on the lighter side but we'll get into the heavy rainbands on saturday. so i would encourage you evening into sunday morning because our flooding threat is pretty high especially from the triangle southward. 73 today and heavy rain saturday, especially late saturday, saturday night and gradual clearing on sunday. bryan, i know you are following how the rain is affecting travel this morning. >>> yeah. we do see a smattering of accidents around the triangle. cause see, i'll zoom in on the picture with a tighter look. surface streets, not causing major delays. let's take a look at downtown raleigh. things are fairly smooth at dawson street and a look at things are fairly smooth at dawson street

track instead of having it out to sea off of the carolinas, now could make landfall in north carolina saturdayry two winds 105 miles an hour so again, this just indicating that the late of the models wander to say this high is going to be too strong holding that storm along the coast and this is the spaghetti plot saturday morning, again good consensus that it's somewhere in north carolina and then it will be just off of our coast here sunday afternoon, so too close for comfort and something we will track here for the seconds half of the weekend for some impacts. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, morning fog and some sun tomorrow afternoon, 70. partly sunny on wednesday, 72. looking great thursday and friday, temperatures in the low 70's and then we'll watch saturday into sunday as clouds try to increase, we'll have to watch the track of matthew as we go towards that columbus day holiday with temperatures going into the 60's so the latest track just coming in shifting a little west and again that's going to waffle some but not a good way you want that track to kind of push. >> thanks a

impact into florida to night through friday morning making its way up to parts of south carolina by saturday. south carolina is prepping as well but the whole area is really going to see even if it doesn't make landfall quite a bit of activity so the path is still a little bit uncertain as it is making its way through the bahamas. along the east coast and up towards the carolinas. again flooding is going to be a huge concern and also a lot of damage to the coast. airlines are already canceling flights to florida. cbs4's don champion is live now preparing for the worst. what's it like? >> reporter: yeah. good evening. actually just within the past few minutes we learned from florida officials that more than 1.5 million people alone in this state have been told to leave their homes. ahead of matthew for the most part. it appears that most people are heeding those dire warnings. and not taking any chances. people along the east coast are >> the screens around the porch as, hurricane screens. we'll be prepared. >> reporter: florida's governor issued mandatory evacuations for the barrier islands.

will start to see the effect of the storm by thursday afternoon while it won't hit south carolina until saturday n new york, jacky ibanez, fox news. >> we have not seen the storm packing this much power in more than decade. the president is urging everyone along the entire us east coast to pay attention to the track of the storm, tune get prepared now. >>> i want to emphasize to the public this is a serious storm. it has already hit haiti with devastating effect. it is now in the process of moving through the bahamas. because it is not going to be hitting enough land, it is going to be building strength on its way to flora -- florida. >> weather team is tracking the whole storm keeping a breast of what's happening with hurricane matthew. we'll keep you updated on its every move. >> 4:06. more top stories, popular sightseeing tour ride the ducks it is history in philadelphia all the sinned. company announcing it is suspending its operations indefinately. what is going on? we have steve keeley on this one. i have rid tenth i loved it. what's happening, steve? >> well, even at night look at this vi

it is expected to be in the carolinas by late friday into saturday. peak gusts 165 miles an hour and sustained winds at 140. we will keep you up-to-date as we roll through the next few days. 76 this afternoon and cloudy. right now doppler radar quiet with rain between cedar rapids and iowa city. temperatures on the board double six does. 68 in monticello and the winds out of the east and south about six-12 miles an hour. satellite and radar, we will check it and thunderstorms moving in with the predictor coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> the presidential c are talking about syria and what they would do with the embattled country. craig boswell is at the white house with the latest from the pence says he and donald trump agree - military force may be needed to create a safe place for syrian refugees within their own country.(sot: gov. mike pence/(r-in) vice presidential candidate)"we absolutely should be prepared to use military force to establish and preserve safe zones and the ability for people to safely evacuate out >> we should be prepared to use

bringing that up the coast here is what it could look like -- bringing cloud cover to all of the carolinas on saturday afternoon in this red ring will be were the strongest of wind is. greater than 40 miles per hour. even though it could be way out there could still be strong wind and rain. along i-95 and areas south -- the far areas southeastern of our area parts of common county you guys could see more than 5 inches of rain from friday to saturday. that the mile-per-hour wind. we know you have already had a easier. through the heart of central north carolina from more county through the triangle of through the roanoke rapids two through 5 inches of rain with up to 50 mile-per-hour wind and little to no impact northwest of that but remember all of these sections could shift a little in each direction as the track continues to shift. again it is not until friday and saturday we expect impact so we could enjoy tomorrow and thursday as well although thursday could get a little bit of rain. wind and rain starting to friday afternoon and evening lasting through sunday and guys it gets cooler heading into

looks like it cowed the eastern portions of north carolina saturday and into sunday. we report o'start off the workweek with beautiful conditions. current temperatures before you head to the door in the mid 60s. we'll have another check of your 7 day forecast and update at noon. >>> we will also be up dating that on our website. >>> anxious moments after a 210. this happened after the bus was head to the high school. only two students were onboard at the time. >>> jury selection starts totted -- today after chandler stands trial for three counts of second degree murder. he could face-up to 60 years in house bill two. the junior athletic association moved it's series a way from kenston. the mayor said this could cost them $300,00 . they said it has nothing to do with the funds but the athletes. a way first lady michelle obama will be campaigning here today. cbs north carolina will be at the first lady's event. >>> ali what are we looking at with the traffic? >>reporter: i-40 at jones sausage road no accidents there. a lot work at the same time. we have a crash on nc 50

as the storm moves near charleston, south carolina on saturday all of the coast of north carolina. our entire viewing area is under that cone of uncertainty. detrend and the computer model -- the trend and computer model has been westward. it will be interesting to see what happens at 11:00. for the latest on that. it is a very pleasant morning with a number of cloud cover this morning. temperatures feel good with 59 in foxboro and 64 in southern pines. sunshine by lunchtime with 72 degrees in downtown durham. it is 77 as the high temperature this afternoon and feeling good with sunshine. mikaya is here with some busy roads. >>> this is is our trouble spot. this is 40 at wade avenue. the taillights you are seeing are the westbound lanes and the eastbound lanes are the headlights. it is slow going and we can have a look at those live drive times. let's take a look at 40 westbound with i-440 taking drivers 44 minutes. drivers 19 minute, which is good news. over on gorman street we have an accident causing an issue for drivers and causing delays beyond karner road. something still cau

impact into florida to night through friday morning making its way up to parts of south carolina by saturday. south carolina is prepping as well but the whole area is really going to see even if it doesn't make landfall quite a bit of activity so the path is still a little bit uncertain as it is making its way through the bahamas. along the east coast and up towards the carolinas. again flooding is going to be a huge concern and also a lot of damage to the coast. airlines are already canceling flights to florida. cbs4's don champion is live now

north carolina state north caroline hit the road saturday. one a win and the other heartbreak. the wolfpack taking on clemson. trailing 10-3 to start. the pack defense ties the game. stevens takes off over to watson. he will take it to the house. titus 17. two seconds left. kyle band barred can win the game. the kick is wide right. no good. continuing into overtime. number three clemson survives. heart rate for the packer 24- 17. north carolina state falls. north carolina at miami. the tar heels take a 10-0 lead. finding austin coal into the end zone. north carolina in control. during a pair of touchdowns. later finding his favorite target. and unc bounces back from the loss to virg the quarterback malcolm -- with a score. eagles win on homecoming week. 33-3. >>> and langer gets a two stroke lead in the final round of the prestonwood country club championship. the second round, at ten under par. that is a look at the sunday morning sports. join us tonight at 11:15 p.m. >>> coming up in the next half hour, relief agencies and volunteers banding together to keep up the good will

now, right now we're lookin loot the uncertainty and the track north of the carolinas that continues. saturdaycase scenario we could see some rain and wind and of course along our shore points rough surf and tidal flooding we'll continue to track the storm obviously what it does after it passes hatteras will have huge impact on our weekend weather. i'll have more details coming up on the possibilities later in the broadcast with the seven day for now we'll send it back to you. >> all right, kathy. now interview you'll only see on fox. a crossing guard talking after a driver hit her and then sped off. police are still trying to find that driver who police say did it intentionally. investigators say the woman was just trying to protect young kids in oxford circle test the incident last month. fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live from philadelphia police headquarters. dave, that crossing guard talked only to you tonight. >> reporter: iain, she did. that 11-year veteran crossing guard is still suffering from multiple injuries. she told me tonight she can't believe a driver would intentionally

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saturday, and while e trend has been closer to north carolina, you know, more changes will happen. so you can't walk away yet. you got to keep checking in on this thing. we get new updates every six hours. for us, 3-6 inches of rain is possible. that could lead to some flooding. wind gusts as high as 50 miles per hour. that could mean trees down. again, it e tuesday at 5:00. we have a few more dayto get ready. we have a few more dayo watch. changes. we'll look at the minutes. >>> right now, students who attend unc wilmington are being asked to leave campus. >> classes are officially canceled as of 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. all part of an effort to get ready. >> we just want to encourage everyone to adhereour the instructions that both the local and state authorities give. >> 66 counties are under the governor's state of emergency declation. he says evacuation orders will so pay close attention. >>> as we take live look at myrtle beach it looks nice now but governor pat mccrory is asking the million or so people living along the south carolina coast to evacuate. she's announced this after

carolina. through the start of the weekend. that track is saturday night. after north carolina, this is where the track gets more difficult. will it arrive at the coast toward us or head out to sea? no impact until sunday. >>> hurricane matthew is the strongest atlantic storm in years. here is a look from the space. you can actually see that very well defined eye of the storm in these images from nasa. liam martin is in the satellite center, we know that matthew is already a deadly storm. >> reporter: unfortunately we know that's true. a powerful storm has claimed four life and people from cuba, to haiti, all the way to the carolinas, are ready for the potential impact of jamaica is feeling hurricane matthew's outer bands, striking fear into residence, kingston, the nation's capital, home to almost 600,000 people, is a virtual ghost town. annette gerald headed for a shelter. >> my roof is not solid, and the hurricane is coming. >> reporter: matthew's bull's- eye could be right near haiti, which stares at it could potential catastrophe. it could cause floodin

florida no matter what, and here it comes off the coast of north carolina, moving much more slowly than yesterday. so this will be a saturday night thing off the coast of north carolina and sunday night very little of north carolina is now in the forecast. that said, we'll have impact, and you can see up to 10" of rain around wilmington with strong winds up to tropical storm force and heavy surf and beach erosion even if nothing changes. here's a look at the computer model forecast. look at how tightly packed the lines are until gets to the georgia and south carolina line. there are differing solutions as to what happens with the high pressure system. will it stay down to the south and then move away? we'll get a cold front coming in, and that cold front is kicking down to the south. and it's differing opinions there as to what may help next. we're looking at heavy rain along the coast and a small carolina up to the wilmington area. as we come inland south and east of the triangle up to 3", maybe 1, 2" in places. but you can see that band is where we will have the heavier rain but not as heavy as it looked like yesterday wh

this is a storm system as one to be impacting us in the bahamas thursday a florida friday the carolina saturday sunday. will be checking it for the next five days. >>darya: the creepy, threat has made his way to the bay area that looking into violent threats posting on social medium we all live in fairfield high school was one of the schools the was threatened this is the latest in a string of threats nationwide schools all over the country try to figure out how to deal with this. >>reporter: they have been targeted take a look at the polls we have of what some of those clowns look like the thrust of the come over social media and the pick people dressed as clowns the schools here in fairfield antioch and oakland and all received similar threat hist a user mention the middle school in fairfield high school specifically say they will be at the school today and many of the post of on fire on social media and many of them are worried about copycat post one of them have been considered credible but they say their remaining vigilance. >>reporter: the investigation revealed that this threat just like

over the course of the next couple of days, georgia tonight, south carolina saturday morning and ultimately it will double back around. central florida and orlando, worried about a tropical storm coming back after they saw 6 inches of rain in some spots. the estimated rainfall in jacksonville in some areas, here is jacksonville, anywhere where it's red it is over five inches of rain and i am picking up the corridor of 295. lock at this, over 7 inches of rain has come down now in the last 24 hours and actually i just started clocking this in the beginning of the some of the things that are new, the biggest concern is the hit on south carolina that comes tomorrow. storm surges come down a bit. keep in mind when you see a storm surge of 9 feet, it doesn't mean one big wave, that means the entire ocean raises 9 feet and above that 9 feet storm surge are the big huge waves and it comes in very quickly. on top of that they did update the rainfall estimated in places for south carolina and the direct hit upwards of 15 inches. tracking matthew. guys? >> chris: i'll say. thanks. >> chris: of course

the storm took aim at georgia and the carolinas on saturday, dumping torrential rains and creating dangerous conditions. over roadways with water. >> reporter: they rescued this mother and her child from high water. at least one person in that city unaccounted for due to flooding. hurricane matthew's winds uprooted trees, this one slicing through the home where they were riding out the storm. >> we got out safe. it was scary. >> reporter: more than a million people are without power. warning that it could be residents to return home. >> it's a dangerous situation, and we are not out of the woods. they have ripped through four states. it is still on the move. >> where is the storm headed now, and when will it finally die out? matt has been tracing the storm. >> it has been an incredible storm system to watch moving up it has been weakening very quickly. one thing you'll notice, the storm is quickly falling apart. it's considered an extra tropical system. it's transitioning into a storm spreading straight up into new york. it left behind very intense rainfall. look at this. this is the 48-hour

. >> reporter: the storm expected to move up through georgia friday night and south carolina saturday before veering off east into the atlantic. now, with evacuation orders covering more than 2 million people in florida, georgia and south carolina, this is the largest evacuation in the united states since superstorm sandy hit four years ago. but officials worry tonight that not enough people are leaving their areas, and they are warning people that once the storm hits, at the height of the storm, first responders will not be able to get to them. wolf? >> i understand police on the island where you are are about to take extraordinary measures to get people to safety. what are you hearing? >> reporter: i just talked to the police chief here in south carolina. this is a barrier island that protects some of the areas inland from storms like this. but this gets hit very hard. they're going to go door to door tomorrow morning to give people a final warning to get out. about half have evacuated. the police chief says it's not enough. they're going door to door tomorrow morning. >> brian todd

saturday, in florida, at least five people were killed. houses along the northeast coast were damaged and flooded. in north carolinanprecedented flooding took place after 400 millimeters of rainfall fell on saturday. seven people lost their lives. emergency crews and boats rescued hundreds of residents from floodwaters. a high pressure system is controlling the southeastern united states, so it's sunny at this moment. but the risk for floods will remain because the water levels are still high. the remnants of hurricane matthew are now located off the coast of atlticc canada and the isobars are closely packed, gusts couldld be up to 100 kilometers per hrr across atlantic canada and infall of abouout 140 milillimeters expec into monday night. so stormy conditions expected for atlantic cananada. across the opposite side of the continenent we're looking at wintry precipitation falling across alberta and saskatchewan. snow will shift towards the south so parts of montana may see up to 40 centimeters of snowfall into monday night. temperatures are going to be 14 degrees in seattle with partly sunny conditions on monday.

the track takes it through the bahamas, into south or north carolina by saturday. then toward us potentially on sunday. i want to draw your attention to the fact that this is a very wide expanse. this could be down here, and could also be up here. more than likely, my gut is telling me this might be a little bit on the eastward side don't hold me to that, but i'm thinking that perhaps we may see a recurve to the south of new england. i don't want to write anything off at this point or discourage you from monitoring the forecast, because we will still have an impact from the system. here's a look at the model runs from early this morning. you can see an orange, they were clustered pretty well moving into north carolina. let's take a look at the yellow lines. these are the morning runs. again. for the past 24 hours, the whole storm has trended west. for the daytime runs, that westward cluster taking it up into the carolinas, and up toward new england. watch the spread appeared. anywhere from new york, out to the sea. anything is possible at this point. right now, it