. >>> i'm dap -- dana wagner. most people getting away from the coast because of hurricane matthew. but not this reporter out of a i'm not sure what miles per hour are. but enough that it would kick me over. i'm gonna send it back to you guys. i'm gonna send it back to you. >> she has a smile on her face but it looks very dangerous. a lot of tv stations take criticism for sending their reporters into harm's way. some other people found not beaches on the florida coast. these people actually having some fun. some people jumping in the ocean. humans not the only ones braving the storm. we also found two dinosaurs spotted running along the sand. that woman had a phone in her hand and a smile on her face. this was taken yesterday before the brunt of the storm made its way onshore. >>> to idaho where a man on the campus of the university of snake until it becomes an adult he says experience in keeping snakes and says it's extremely rare to find a two-headed snake in the wild. that's what's buzzing today, las vegas. back to you guys. >> okay. night theres -- nightmares for me. >>> prince'

. >> yeah, dap. live doppler 7, we'll show you where it is. it's crossing the bahamas, and it's still eyeing the florida coast line. let's get you in closer, a weaker storm. winds of 115 miles per hour. expected to strengthen tonight. here's a look at the watches, warnings and really much of the florida coastline is under a watch or a warning. this is where it is headed next, so here's the forecast track. a category 3 now expected to strengthen to a category 4 very near the florida coastline tomorrow night. 135-mile-an-hour winds. you see it grazing the earthquake of florida friday night and then continuing parallel to the carolina coastline over the weekend eventually making a turn towards the northeast. it is expected to bring heavy rainfall to the coast there. a storm surge and surf is going to be a major problem. so if you're traveling there or you have family and friends there, this is a storm worth watching. kristen? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> airlines are rapidly expanding change fee waivers as matthew looks like it limb pact the southe

two sisters think they may have answers in the dap thanks to the usf forensic artists and scientists. and they revealed the facial recreations of 20 different cold case victims. this is fascinating, if it solves something that is amazing. >> they say their sister disappeared 38 years ago and they have never given up hope of finding her. may have found her. >> they were just children when their sister brenda disappeared. now 38 years later, they believe they may be looking at her face again. >> it is the same to me. i was looking at the the build. >> it is a homicide victim discovered in tampa in 1985 1978 sharon and shelia's sister left home and has not been heard from since. >> it was as if she disaveered from the earth. >> experts and scientists teamed up to give faces to 20 different john and jane does, like this woman who was never identified. >> she was found by fishermen. she was in a state we could not files in the city of tampa, four of the victims were brought to life again by forensic artists this week. >> it is emotional. >> and this bust labeled case 5. the jane doe she la

there is a watch in effect for dap canaver cape canaveral. now, the track so far is very eer eerie. pennsylvania is hurricane hazel, 1954. watch hazel. it hit almost the exact same place from the exact same angle. hazel raced up the coast and came west of philadelphia. again, over 90 miles per hour winds in philadelphia. i don't expect it to be going straight north iert. how about other hurricanes? andrew came straight east to west. as far as our comparisons are concerned irene and floyd both created a lot of rain. >> this hit north carolina first and that weakens it. this is tropical storm force winds. because the hurricane -- i'm not just tracking the line. so tropical storm winds graze the coast here friday morning and this cold front picks up the storm and tries to curve it. even if it's here we'll probably have at least some rain during the day on saturday. this is -- there it went. it is over the western tip of haiti. the limited amount of weakening this is keeping it past nassau. dropping to a 2 and then a 1. hurricane force winds at the jersey shore could cause a lot of prob

she is working on an add dap tags on the new york times best seller first women. the grace and power of america's first ladies which is an intimate look at first ladies from jackie kennedy to michelle obama. robin wright who plays clair underwood on netflix "house of cards" is set to direct. going to be so good. enough. i feel like it takes an entire year after we binge watch. this gives us something else to look forward to and from the lovely reese as well. i can't believe this. it's been 50 years since linus first set out to found the great pumpkin. good grief. >> when the great pumpkin rises out of the pumpkin patch we'll be here to see him. >> it's the great pumpkin charlie brown debuted in 1966 and the concept for the classic cartoon created by charles m. schultz in just a few hours. the animated feature airs on abc october 19th at 8:00 p.m. always something that's often watched by so many families. >> i'm going to get my son to watch that. >> my daughter loves that. classic. goes on. >> for sure. >> feels just like yesterday, ron. >> i don't know. >> all rig

the next presidential debate is seven daps away. martha raddatz is co-moderating that. and george will be anchoring the team coverage. our team will be there live at 9:00 eastern on abc. a very busy week to come. >> no sleep for george or cecilia for a month. >>> we will move on to the other breaking story this morning, it's hurricane matthew barreling question whether it will hit us. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, dan. matthew has not moved much in the last 24 hours. a storm of 150-mile-per-hour sustained winds and a huge convection on the east. it will be pass over haiti as a category 3 or 4 storm and bahamas and turks and caicos wednesday and thursday. for now, we are hurricane warningsor and jam make ka as we go through the next 24 hours. the core of the strongest winds is pretty small. the biggest concern we have right now for haiti is torrential rainfall, potentially 30 or 40 inches that will have devastating mud slides in a very poor country. jamaica, where we have geobenitez live for us in >> reporter: good morning. the calm before the storm, where v

. >> i won't pretend to know anything about dance daps as an art form, but this is you.your performance. how difficult must it be to perform pieces that come from tragedy? >> yeah. i mean, i feel like you know, i'm dancing, what i want to do. and then that tragic happened and then i actually 22nd when that collapse building and i wasn't there and then so i one moved there and i wanted the to speak how do artists can speak when tragic happens. from there, i start to rebuild and then i met jermaine and we talk about how we can make peace an then share the space. >> do you find people find solace in witnesses performance like this? >> we found that. we've done some short performances. one at the sight of the disaster at 22nd street. and another on bill wood plaza. the one at 22nd street was attend eed by the family of onef the victims of the 22nd street disaster and what we heard back from them was that the performance spoke to them in a way that words can't. >> well, you can check out performances on this thursday, friday and saturday at 8:00 p.m. at the asian arts initiat

we are providing immediate up dap da updates of the motion. this is an awful track that takes it near or directly over the east coast of florida and to georgia and south carolina with multiple hazards. we are going to get hurricane forced winds on land and strong b winds penetrating some instance in land. we have hurricane watches and warnings up. we have prototype storm surge watches and warnings. this is the hazard that here is your assignment. if you live in eastern parts of florida along the coast and georgia south carolina. if you are told to evacuate, you need to do that immediately. in central northern florida, your time is running out tonight because the weather is going downhill tomorrow morning. >> beaches have been forced to closed and evacuated. is that enough? >> well, there are about a million and a half florida residents that's been under some sort of evacuation structures today. whether it is storm surge or in land areas due to mobile homes. emergency managers with the decision support here have identified who needs to evacuate

ten daps ago, you got a letter. >>? it was a week ago last friday. roughly ten days ago. it was friday afternoon. i was on a deadline for another story and i swung by my mailbox. i usually do every day and there somebody in the trump organization and i opened it and there were several pages of donald trump's tax returns in it. >> the return address was trump tower. do you have evidence it was from trump to you center. >> that is what the return address said and we started to unravel who it might have been and who could confirm it. >> david that is when you went down to florida and actually found trump's accountant from the time? >> yeah, obviously a big concern for us, can docume documents? it's a small circle of people do that. one of those is jack mintic who served as trump's accountant for many decades. soy presented what had been sent to us and asked him to take a look. and he looked at them and said, variety of reasons. >> let's talk about what they show enter don't show. you can't say for sure whether or not he paid income taxes for the last 18 years but it shows he

[booing] dap guarranty that wouldn't happen under his watch?> well he can't but he can guarranty immediately he would rectify it. that his priorities would be such that the war fighter will benefit no matter what. whoever did it would get fired. civil is service law protect bureaucrats in dod, va, across our government, who fail. they're never held accountable. big guys, never. bureaucrats at top, never. it rolls downhill. it is culture of corruption that prevents real accountability where it needs to happen. instead the little guy is left holding the bag. no one can promise that won't happen but you can create a culture where you side with the little guy and what they have done as opposed thed to the corrupt system which is rigged to protect those at top. david: the little guys are a lot bigger than bureaucrats in my eyes and i know in yours as well. pete, thank you very much. good to see you. >> thank you. melissa: shares of pandora tumbling after hours, down over 7%. they missed third quarter revenue. pandora reported a loss in line with est

the deal. 10 another one to watch in the morning, an earnings report from rpm, maker of rustoleum, dap, a bunch of chemicals related to housing. i think the housing thesis is alive and well, so i expect good things from this company that has increased the dividend for 42 straight years and nearly tripled in the last decade. compare that to a 62% increase for the s&p during that same period. another one i like, yum! yum! brands. a restaurant chain we've long championed. this will be the last time we that represents all of kfc, taco bell and pizza hut. as yum! will soon split into its chinese business and then a rest of the world business. why does this matter? because yum! is giving investors exactly what they want. some investors want a super growth company based in china. bingo, they'll give it tao. other investors might like a slower growth company that's dividend rich. i like them both right now. stay long, yum! here's one that's been down on its luck lately, helen of troy, the hair care company that had been a major part of the selfie ge the company clobbered the earnings per share

. >> a warm day on dap but clouds hang out a while. >> you will need some patience today, a murky start, we had the downpours overnight, and they are gone now, so we're drying it out but quite a bit of fog now, south shore visibility a quarter mile back to worcester, and we're going to brighten things up around or after lunchtime, and near 60 now, we should climb into the 70s this afternoon, and i think that we're warming southwest of boston, and may take until the end of the day to reach the highs up on the north shore but way above average for this time of year, and still warm tomorrow, and then cooler thursday with heavier rain possible on friday. get you out to the roads right now, and there is good puddles out there. >> there is, and a lot of volume just about wherever you go, and 93 northbound, big delays out of randolph, and over to the expressway, and once you get on the expressway, another 40-minute ride from braintree up to the tunnel, and 128 north again, in randolph, stays slow up through that needham stretch, and 95, your brake lights begin in the stretch with heavy pockets

and the farther along you make it in time, you see the, i think the a dap take adaptation of te.hind the scenes and not do too much. i don't think you can do that any more. >> former first ladies running for president? >> the chapter on hillary clinton, for anyone who wants to know how she approaches campaigning, politics, you read that chapter, one, you know right way, she is the most famous woman in the world. gayle shehey is with her, and it shows how hillary reacted to things i think she would rather not have happened, but she goes on the attack with republicans, and so it shows a very savvy first lady and politician even back in 92''92. >> what did you learn? >> i knew nothing about these first ladies whatsoever. lucy hayes is known as lemonade lucy for prohibiting alcohol in the white house. she is a lot deeper than that. she is pushing causes. someone like grace coolidge, silent calvin, and grace is almost a rock star in her time. opposite of calvin coolidge. you learn about the modern first ladies, la lady bird johnson, they go back to her as a role model, because she is