florida. this is from daytona beach. the eye of hurricane matthew is getting close to daytona beach as we speak. winds in excess of 1 hup miles an hour are possible in day on the na beach. st. augustin and then jacksonville beach. we'll have a live report shortly. tim kaine waking up in the valley today. during his rally yesterday, he was interrupted by a heckler. we're going to tell you what that heckler was saying and what happened to him coming up. parents and staffers are upset abouout a ?? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato america runs on dunkin'. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. speed may not be avai

nbc's sarah rosario is in daytona beach, florida: hurricane matthew is lashing florida.. the eye hugging the coastline as it moves north.. bringing with it heavy rain, violent winds, and dangerous storm surge that could reach up to eleven feet.(sot / gov. rick scott - (r) fl. :13 - :17) "we are very concerned about storm surge and the worst effects are still likely to come."this was seen on ormond beach as the ocean pushed inland."oh my gosh guys we should back up."nats: transformer explodeshundreds of thousands are without power after matthew started its assault overnight.first light revealed south florida was daytona beach showed floridians heeded the warnings and got out of the way of the violent storm.now a category 3 with sustained winds of 120 miles per hour.. the storm is far from letting up as it pummels the northern part of florida before starting its march up the coast. (sot / pres. obama)"we're still on the front end of this storm, we're not on the back end so we don't know how bad the damage could end up." georgia and south carolina are now bracing for impact

along the eastern coast of florida, this is a view from a condo on daytona beach. you can see the water battering the coast. the storm surge could be the most dangerous of this storm. >> this is round one. the hurricane is expected to come back around and hit florida again. let's go to jeremy. >> here is the hurricane, 35 miles east of saint august teen florid teen. i -- -- augustine. from augustine, 86 miles per hour. thankfully, the core of the strongest has remains off shore the entire day. there was concern yesterday the eye would graze the florida coastline, that's where we would have seen very intense wind. now, we focus our concern on the -p/ continuation of the wind, but bands of heavy wind and rain moving shore. the eye wall continues to head north, northwest and eventually, will start to curve north toward savannah. charleston, by 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. expected to weaken, category 2 hurricane. as we advance our time line, it begins to peel off to the right and weaken significantly. how much rain is on the way, >> 6, in charleston, south carolina. the

like they have reversed the course a little bit. >> as soon as clinton arrives, you are in daytona beach, floridawill bring it to our viewers live. huma abedin not traveling with clinton on this two-day florida trip. >> she was on the plane when this news broke and was in the huddle of top advisers. clinton advisers say, don't read too much into that. hu huma abedin almost alls travels with hillary clinton. definitely not on the plane today. >> phil, thanks for reporting. we will bring you there live again as soon as hillary clinton begins to speak. the calm fbi director, james comey and the battle inside the justice department between top doj officials. we break it down next. stay with us. [ music stops ] ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ♪ [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. >>> what exactly happened between the head of the

hurricane matthew continues its florida officials issuing an update this afternoon -- showing more than 1-million customers have lost power -- many of them in the daytona beach area... that's where dan mannarino joins us live as the storm keeps going. dan mannarino live in daytona beach, florida as hurricane matthew moves up the atlantic coast. when you see your business getting boarded up what are your thoughts i hope its there tomorrow thats what with before the storm had to say about his business in melbourne. nats 25:00 blowing debri which is where pix11 reported from the storm during the morning hours - wind gustts up to 115 miles per hour, in an area that was mandated to evacuate - shelters packed to capacity - with nearly 6,000 people reported to have no power early on. sot - 32:32 everyone here was able to fit in properly the red cross houses over 6,000 people in shelters . as the down trees, closed bridges , even a hospital evacuated and shut down, with the sign almost blown over nats but, the storm moved north - so we did to, to daytona beach - which is getting hit a whole lot harder - power outages widespread, beaches completed eroded, with the st

i'll rise like the day ♪ i'll rise up ♪ i'll rise unafraid ♪ >>> secretary clinton there in daytona beach, floridag off a canvas kickoff they're calling it in daytona beach. there at the john dickerson community center in the ralph robinson gymnasium. she's going to spend the entire day there in florida. spending, oh, about 20, 30 minutes in entirety and we took that from beginning to end. not wasting any time in her comments, if you're just joining you criticizing the fbi director james comey and his release of that letter to leaders of congress, not very long. about three paragraphs, again saying that they have learned about the existence of e-mails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation, and they will be looking into that, and he will be assigning an investigating team. she came out challenging directly why he did it, whether it was prudent and i'll replay just a little bit of how she started that commentary and criticism of what he did. this just happened a short time ago. take a listen. >> some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. well, if y

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daytona beach. the eye of matthew is 20 miles southeast of daytona beach. winds in excess of 100 possible. widespread showers 5-10 inches possible. without power in florida this morning. >> kim: when president obama declares florida a disaster zone yesterday it was hours late they're the governor of florida rick scott said this storm will kill you. if you got too close to this, this would too. you don't have to because still to come we're taking you live to hawai there's the nevada way. work hard. play by the rules. pay your taxes. and then there's the danny tarkanian way. penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes. worse, tarkanian refused to pay it back, sticking taxpayers with the bill. the danny tarkanian way? the wrong way for nevada. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. two billionaires, spending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," "highly misleading," and "false." as attorney general, it's cortez masto who held banks accountable and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool

majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> this is a live picture from daytona beach, florida. look at that surf there as the hurricane conditions continue to slam into the sunshine state. anything but sunshine now that is for sure. florida, georgia and south carolina bracing for the worst of hurricane matthew. >>> people are evacuating animals because of the hurricane. the humane society picked up dogs from the shelters. they wanted to make room just in case they had to care for animals of possible blood victims. >>> central kansas has dealt with severe weather, this is one of 18 tornadoes reported in the state yesterday. most were rural areas. no injuries fortunately. >>> the train that slammed into hoboken terminal last week is removed from the station. they pulled the train from the terminal last night and will undergo further investigation. they have released new information, the data recorder and video revealed that it sped up and was going 21 miles per hour before hitting the platform. the engineer says he has no memory of the collision. >> police! police! >> one person

florida with winds of 140 miles per hour. forecasters say the west palm beach and cape canaveral areas could get the brunt of the storm. >> more now from cbs reporter marlie hall, in daytona beach, florida. >> reporter: a sign on a boarded-up building says closed for business as hurricane matthew approaches florida. forecasters say matthew has strengthened once again to a monster category 4 storm. >> this is serious. >> reporter: the governor is concerned about the storm's powerful winds and storm surge. more than 1.5 million people in the storm's path have been told to evacuate. >> there are no excuses. you need to leave. evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. >> reporter: storm preparations continue to cross florida. shelves are empty. officials issued hurricane warnings and watches from florida to south carolina. here in daytona beach, streets are empty. most people have evacuated. but across the state, 1500 national guardsmen have been called up in case. matthew hit the bahamas this morning packing winds up to 125 miles per hour. roads are littered with debris. matthew devastated parts of haiti. poorly constructed homes are gone. people waited through high water trying to reac

at 5:00 we'll live you live to daytona beach, florida. >>> let's talk about hurricane matthew. earlier kevin said that miami, south florida, looks like they dodged the bullet. >> it looks like matthew might impact more of a tropical storm. it will go over some of the same water that's been churned. it looks like it won't have the same intensity. >> good news there. >> we'll be talking about this sometime storm -- storm for a while. i did want to talk about our weather. another beautiful day in las vegas. it's been a beautiful day from the time the sun came up. great shot from our camera over the red rock resort. not much in the way of clouds at all and not much in the way of air quality. flamingo, 81. not flowing a single mile an hour. anthem, 74 and 7 miles and hour. boulder city, it's 77 degrees and only 12% relative humidity. couple exceptions, as you might except on the east side. 83 in overton. 77 in sandy valley. as you map out your friday, low to mid-80s for a high tomorrow afternoon. wind, not a problem at all. less than 10 miles per hour for the entire day. so the lates

our marlie hall has the latest from daytona beach, florida. >> reporter: as hurricane matthew roared through the bahamas, parts of florida became a ghost town. >> don't become a victim. make sure you get out and get out tonight. >> reporter: people along the east coast began heeding evacuation warnings. >> gas stations haven't had gas. >> reporter: as others cleared their properties, this boater in daytona beach decided to move further inland. >> this one i think will be more dramatic. >> reporter: lurk matthew -- hurricane matthew is expected to regain strength over the next few hours. >> we'll start feeling tropical storm force winds and could potentially feel hurricane force winds, too. >> reporter: matthew is expected to bring storm surge and beach erosion to and south carolina tomorrow, before moving out to sea this weekend. marlie hall, cbs news, daytona beach, florida. >>> that hurricane means flights to the southeast coast are starting to shut down. let's take you out to dia. our jamie leary is there. jamie. >> reporter: good morning, alan. more than 1600 flights have been ca

in daytona beach decided to move further inland: (sot) we've ridden out a lot of storms in the past// this one i think will be much more dc dramatic(standup: marlie hall cbs news daytona beach, florida) hurricane matthew is expected regain strength over the next few hours. officials say people along the florida coast should begin feeling its effects by tonight: tonight:(sot marty broward county mayor) we'll start feeling tropical storm force winds and we potentially could feel hurricane force winds too for an extended period of time haiti and cuba -- flattening homes, flooding streets and knocking out power.the coast guard is already warning beachgoers to stay out of the water:(sot coast guard official) it's definitely not the time the good time to go out to the surf, be curious, be adventurousmatthew is expected to bring dangerous storm surge and beach erosion georgia and south carolina tomorrow...before moving out to sea this weekend.marlie hall cbs news daytona beach, florida. 3 american red cross has already deployed 18 volunteers to the region.it's also moving the ?milwaukee emergency response vehicle? down there tomorrow. tomorrow.several airlines have already ?canceled? fligh

here are shots from earlier and video in the last three minutes from daytona beach florida and already you can see the effects of hurricane matthew. traffic signs torn off their holdings and blowing in the as the storm just now in the next 12-24 hours is expected to cause a real impact. >> the governor calling it a monster storm. and further up the florida coast in jacksonville where a pickup truck runs into a ditch per the water pretty deep. people were there to help get the truck out in these pictures give you an idea of what people are dealing with already. just a little taste of what hurricane matthew may bring over the next several hours. >> parts of florida without some 80,000 customers in the dark as we speak. >> the storm moving parallel to before the coast could make landfall in a matter of hours. conditions already deteriorating. >> we take you to jan pomerantz who joins us from daytona beach, florida. >> this is an attempt to keep people off of the street. the rain and winds continue and

you can see what it's doing in daytona beach, florida, right now. debris blowing down the streets. is a category 3 storm. that means sustained winds of 100 to 120 miles per hour. there appears to be damage in daytona beach right now. you -- electrical lines are down. you see that utility pole there has snapped off. and you see the siding coming off buildings, at least according to boris sanchez. we believe what that stuff is blowing down the streets, so rescue workers are saying stay in your homes because they're battening down hatches of their own and they're not going to be able to come out and come get you if you're in trouble. let's head to st. augustine a little farther up the florida coast just below jacksonville, florida, which is just below the state of georgia. a reporter just a few minutes ago did a live shot from st. augustine. his name is chris >> reporter: if you can zoom in to the wall there, as another gust comes through. we're trying to kind of shield the camera behind the car, because of how much rain is coming through this area and how much water is coming over th

this is a live look in daytona beach florida before hitting florida the storm whipped through haiti...cuba and the bahamas...leaving destruction in it's path.... in haiti at least 269 people are dead and hundreds of thousands more are displaced. in cuba hundreds of people had homes! in the bahamas people are just beginning to assess the damage this morning. take a look right now at the radar behind me.... you can see just how massive this category three storm is right now. officials are warning the effects of matthew will be unlike any hurricane in decades and that some places may become "uninhabitable for weeks or months." despite all that some people are staying put...

daytona beach in the next couple of hours. we'll be here monitoring the situation. nbc news, daytona beach, florida >>> glenn "hurricane" schwartz has the latest. >> it continues to go parallel to the east coast. the center still about 30 miles offshore. you can see if it continues to the north what is in its way. part of georgia and south carolina and the back edge of the eye wall is now what is hitting daihi hitting daytona beach. this is the main eye wall. okay? when that hits the coast that's when you get some of the strongest wind gusts. that's why some times they get the strong wind gusts after the eye actually passes by. it's just coming from a different direction. look at this rain straight from the center all the way up to charleston. that's going to be an issue. there will be flooding. 120 miles per hour max winds moving north, northwest at 12 miles per hour and then hurricane force winds grazing the beach right now. it will be very close to jacksonville. look at this. right on top of parts of south carolina. so the coastal portions of this state might end up getting hit really hard. i'll

the evacuations are already underway along florida's don champion has the latest from daytona beach. >> reporter: florida residents are not take any chances as they prepare for the eye rival of hurricane matthew. people stood in long lines to refill propane tanks and buy supplies. >> we're preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. >> reporter: florida parts of georgia, north carolina and south carolina are under states of emergency. in south carolina more than a quarter million people are being ordered to move inland. >> because the storm changed, we are changing with the storm, and i think that is >> reporter: matthew is barreling toward the bahamas as a powerful storm and could strengthen again. food and supplies are flying off store shelves now. >> my son tells me this one might be bad, but we live and hope and trust that everything will be okay. >> reporter: torrential rain from matthew caused the raging floodwaters to swallow up roads and a bridge in southern haiti mile-per-hour winds -- the storm's power. 145-mile-per-hour winds shredded trees. it was the strongest storm

florida. this is in south daytona beach... you can see a reporter just being blown back by the strong winds and rain! hurricane matthew is battering florida as we speak.... but we're also seeing it's effects all over the country. thousands of flights had to be cancelled because of the storm causing a ripple effect. many airlines are offerig because of the storm... i'll keep watching the storm from the breaking news center...but let's get over to greg.... high pressure centered within colorado has extended its reach into the southwest along with moderately stable midlevel air. this is keeping mainly sunny skies common along with mild winds between 5 and 15 mph and as we move though the weekend, high temperatures gradually climb back into the lower 90s and upper 80s; with sunday and monday ranging between 87 and 92 degrees. clouds look to build moving into monday afternoon as a front passes to the north of las vegas. rain chances have dwindled down significantly for the valley during this time and now just clouds build are more l

florida is not out of the woods yet. don champion has the latest from daytona beach. hurricane matthew pounded south florida---with blinding video) the governor says matthew remains a serious threat as it moves north. (gov. rick scott) it could be the worst part of this is yet to come. hurricane force winds snapped trees and destroyed the side of boat house at a marina in smyrna. all over the state debris littered streets (kevin morris/daytona beach/fl) "i've seen trees uprooted. i've seen downed powerlines. i've seen car ports crashed on cars." in jacksonville, huge waves crashed ashore. officials are worried matthew's storm surgeul lying areas along the saint johns river. (aerials) (gov. rick scott) on top of those winds, the storm surge is going to be significant. 10 feet plus waves. (don champion/cbs news/daytona beach, florida) the governor is expected to tour some of the damage todaybut as you can see from the destruction around me..matthew is still very powerful. (alan smith/rode out storm) "it got scary a couple times with the trees because there are a couple t

beach, florida. matthew is expected to storm along most of florida's atlantic coast starting tonight. nbc's jay gray is in daytona beach for us now: nats prepsin florida.. and up the east coast..last minute preparations..nats pop more prepsand prayers..(sot / no id) "if it's this rough right now.. god help us."hurricane matthew -- a category four storm -- is gaining intensity and momentum as it closes-in on the coast --- with an hour.. gusts even stronger.. flooding rains - and a potential storm surge of 6-to-9 feet..(sot / gov. rick scott - (r) florida) quick!!! no super"this is life and death."evidence of that - the storm ravaged caribbean islands where matthew has been blamed for more than 100 deaths - a majority of those after haiti took a direct hit.. nats pop traffic evacuation orders are in effect from florida through the carolinas.. and hundreds-of-thousands have moved to higher ground..(sot / kalina mcdaniel / west palm beach, florida :43 - :49) "category four, haven't been through one in about 10 years, a major hurricane, so it's pretty sc for those who plan to ride it out..supplies.. and fuel.. are run

it will make labd fall somewhere between daytona beach florida and -- landfall somewhere between daytonach florida and jacksonville. we will have a live report from georgia but first lets start with steve. >> the power company cannot get out until the winds are under 50 miles per hour. that's not happening for a while. it sounds like they are not going to sow that for a while. >> they will later but now, no way, they cannot get out there. we have updated information. it's still a category three. 110 to 120 miles per hour winds. that western eye is getting so close there but it's still out at sea. it makes a huge difference if it stays in the ocean rather than going on shore. not only is it the whipped that they have to deal with, 58 at daytona and 54 in jacksonville. 111 at cocoa beach. now you are going to have to deal with the wind and also the storm surge, especially as you head towards jacksonville and georgia and the car line zero coast. the surge could equal 11 feet. >>> good morning. we have slow traffic out there. it's slow on highway four and 242 because of a motorcycle accident

thanks again. >>> coming up, hurricane matthew slamming daytona beach, florida, right now. we'll check in with the latest there, next on "andrea mitchell reports" next. stay with us. >> i hope it doesn't hit georgia, south carolina and north carolina. the victory lap will be when everybody survived, when we get people back to a normal life. at work or at play, you're unstoppable. nothing can throw you. oh hey, she's cute. nice going man. things are going great for you. you've earned a night out. good drinks, good friends. yeah, we can go ead and call this a good night. wait, is that your car? uh oh. not smart. yeah, i saw that coming. say goodbye to her. ouch! that will hurt your bank accoun you're looking at increased insurance rates.legal i hope you like ting frozen diers. alone. let's try this again. smart move. because buzzed driving is drunk driving. gian: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilmamaus his cash rewards credit rd from bank of america toarn 1% cash back everywhere, every me. at places like the batting cages. ♪ [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery sres a

. >> reporter: we're in daytona beach, florida, where hurricane matthew, just the last few gusts of it before it moves out of this area. they are finally that it is mostly cosmetic stuff. tree branches down, power lines down. some shingles blown off of roofs. no major structural damage here in daytona beach. the damage is still being assessed in was subject to hurricane matthew within the last few hours or so. but the power is still out here in daytona beach. it has gotten eerily dark as the sun has gone down without the lights. take a look at how dark it is. people are going to have to live like this, because it could take a while before the power is restored here. take a look at video from earlier today. when hurricane matthew did roll into daytona beach here, debris being blown around. the intense storm surge causing a lot of erosion along the shore there. also a window blown out of a hotel there. but that seems to be the most serious damage that we have seen so far. now the georgia and south carolina coast are the next ones under the gun for this. we're going to be several days bef

nbc's sarah rosario is in daytona beach, florida: hurricane matthew is lashing florida.. the eye hugging the coastline as it moves north.. bringing with it heavy rain, violent winds, and dangerous storm surge that could reach up to eleven feet.(sot / gov. rick scott - (r) fl. :13 - :17) "we are very concerned about storm surge and the worst effects are still likely to come."this was seen on ormond beach as the ocean pushed inland."oh my gosh guys we should back up."nats: transformer explodeshundreds of thousands are without power after matthew started its assault overnight.first light revealed south florida was

look, this is daytona beach, florida, you can see hurricane matthew off the coast.hey are dealing with whipping winds and rains. as we switch with storm tracker 6 live in our region, a different picture, disparity, we are in for a lovely day and worry about our friends to the south. >> let's go over to karen rogers. >> reporter: this is king of prussia montgomery county, 202 the schuylkill expressway, the highway is moving nicely coming down from malvern and west chester. no fog in this area, we found people hinting at that in the commuter traffic report. there's soggy weather on 422 at oaks. as we check the visibility reports,.8 in lancaster. 9-mile in reading. you can see fog in between the reporting sites. especially dense in parts of south jersey burlington and camden county, 3 miles at atlantic city airport right now. we have an accident one new one in abington, edge hill road. police and emergency workers are blocking a lane in abington. look for that accident and crews on the scene with that. this accident this cheltenham cleared that's better news on chelten

don champion is in daytona beach, florida, where residents are just starting to clean up. >>reporter: coast guard crews are rescuing hundreds of people trapped in their homes as floodwaters rise in north carolina. there are fears mother people could be in danger. >> right now, north carolina, we have a lot of houses underwater. rains caused record level flooding and threatened dams across part of the state before heading out to sea sunday. for some, the misery is only beginnings. >> those towns and cities that are in the way of this massive water coming down are in danger as we speak. >>reporter: further south where the storm skirted the coast just days ago, people are cleaning up. the damage is concerning, considering the fact that more than 400 miles of florida's coast had already been labeled critical erosion including daytona beach. matthew's powerful storm surge destroyed astound behind john carol's home, exposing a seawall he didn't even know about. this is what it looked like before the storm. >> you can see this house next to us doesn't have the seawall and how far

this is a live look at the conditions in daytona beach, florida right now. the eye of the storm just miles off the coast. our weather expert stephanie barichello has the latest on the storm - after the workers: he campaigned as a job creator ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class and working families should come first. it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, now at 6:30 hurricane matthew prepared for the storm and why the state could get its worst storm in decades. we'll show you where the eye of the storm is right now. anchors adlib welcome back stephanie's weather rain with with some embedded thunder this morning then gradual cle

dangerous. >> so the waves and wind causing serious continues with our team coverage live in daytona beach, florida. what do you know? here in daytona beach, things are calming down with winds of up to 60 miles per hour. debris flying everywhere. i have shown you some of the damage we have in our area. across the stroet/ from where we are standing, this billing streets. we heard this aluminum siding laying out in tpropb/ of the building, it was rattling along the street. thing blown around for the wind, people here in central florida, breathing a sigh of relief. finally getting a chance to assess some of the damage. with that said, we do see it moving over jackso jacksonville. it's at a category 2 on the brink ofbe sustained winds one 10 miles per hour, still a big storm being felt across the northern part of florida, taking aim at the carolinas, specifically charleston. all eyes on matthew. sara rosario, back to you. >>> stay with us as we follow hurricane matthew. you can track it at any time on our website or by using our mobile apps. for a murder suspect or suspects. an elderly man was murdered

people in haiti -- would hit the united states.now southern florida is clearing out because matthew is coming. marlie hall has more from daytona beach. a sign on a boarded up building says closed for business as hurricane approaches florida. forecasters say matthew has strengthened once again to a monster category 4 storm..(sot gov. rick scott r-fl)this is seriousthe governor is concerned about the storm's powerful winds and storm surge. more than one and a half million people in the storm's path have been told to evacuate.(sot gov. rick scott) scott)there are no excuses you need to leave. evacuate, evacuate, evacuate.storm prepartions continued across florida...(nats cash register) this one i feel like we're due. that's why i'm just trying to make sure everything is good. officials issued hurricane warnings and watches from florida to south carolina. carolina.bridge: here in daytona beachstreets are empty..most people have evacuated but across the state 1500 national guard troops have been called up just in case.matthew hit the bahamas this morning)--- packing winds up to 125 miles per hour. roads are littered with debris. (nats)ma

florida. heavy rain and strong winds are pounding daytona beach. now before the life-threatening storm hit, evacuations were ordered, but a few people decided to hunker down and take their chances at home. mark strassmann reports from daytona beach. >> reporter: local officials worry the predicted nine-foot storm surge could collapse the main street pier. most of the 20,000 residents here have left. but not all. >> you guys going to hang out? or are you guys going to >> reporter: michael chitwood, the daytona beach police chief, worries about the holdouts. >> what would you call those people? >> you're a fool. this hurricane is unlike any other hurricane we have seen. >> reporter: by chitwood's definition, steve and judy lampee are fools. they will ride out matthew at home and hope sandbags and aluminum storm shutters will protect them. the weather is getting worse. any second thoughts? >> once the bridge closes, it's you're -- >> stuck. >> reporter: three blocks away, les thompson decided that staying was foolish. he and his wife chris will head i

don champion has the latest from daytona beach, florida.) (pkg)florida residents aren't taking any chances as they prepare for the arrival of hurricane matthew. people stood in long lines to refill propane tanks and buy supplies near miami. (sot gov. rick scott)we're are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. (gfx) florida, parts of georgia, north carolina and south carolina are under states of emergencies. in south carolina, a quarter of a million people are being ordered to move inland. (sot gov. nikki haley)because the down the coast storm surge warnings and watches are posted from west south of jacksonville.(nats)matthew is barreling toward the bahamas - and could strengthen again! food and supplies are flying off store shelves there. (sot andy gill/ resident)my stomach tells me that this one might be bad, but we live in hope and we trust that everything works out for us. torrential rain from matthew caused raging floodwaters to swallow up roads and a bridge in southern haiti tuesday. the storm's powerful 1il hour winds shredded

and jay gray is watching the evacuation tonight from daytona beach, florida. >> reporter: in florida, and up the east coast, last-minute preparations and >> if it's rough now, god help us. >> reporter: hurricane matthew is gaining intensity and momentum as it closes in on the coast with sustained winds of 140 miles an hour, gusts even stronger, flooding rains and a potential storm surge of 6 to 9 feet. >> this is life and death. >> reporter: evidence of that, the storm-ravaged caribbean island where hurricane matthew for florida and the carolinas. >> category 4, i haven't been through one in about ten years. i want to say a major hurricane. it's pretty scary. >> reporter: for those who plan to ride it out, supplies and fuel are running out and so is time. >> we're already starting to seat impacts. it's a monster. >> reporter: the current track shows matthew off the shoreline this evening and continuing its violent run up the eastern seaboard through the weekend. >> it is gonna hug the go further in. >> reporter: the reach of this massive storm and potential scope of devastation. like

another visit early next jay gray, nbc news, daytona beach, florida. jay will be back with a live udpate for us, later in this newscast.right now, we want to go to chief meterologist john malan... for the latest on the track and timing of matthew, john: the gloomy gray skies are back and scattered showers are sticking around this evening and tonight we could even hear a few rumbles of thunder. low temps will be mild, in the low 60s with the clouds. rain totals will be close to a quarter of an inch up to a half an inch by the time the cold front exits on friday here in wisconsin -- people are mobilizing resources to help those affected by hurricane matthew. rikki mitchell is live at the salvation army in wauwatosa here. this is one of many organizations and companies in the area helping or preparing to help -- the local salvation army has been put on alert just in case. we also spoke to a wisconsin based company that's ramping up production of generators to send to those coastal states. nats generators employees at this generac facility in whitewater wi

immediate threat for storm surge is along the georgia coast, florth florida, and parts of southern south carolina. >> ron mott is in daytona beach where the impact of matthew is being felt. give us the latest there. >> well, good morning from a breezy daytona beach, florida. tonight, we have endured one band after another of increasingly nasty weather, and the worst is jet to come. now, we did get a little good news with the 11:00 eastern time update last night, which is forecast to push the eye a little further east once it gets into the daytona beach area. that's good news. that usually will mean we won't see the strongest winds around the circulation of matthew. the winds still will be strong. we're airporting upwards of 90, maybe 100 miles per hour sustained for a couple hours at least. the bad news is the eye is going to be in daytona beach right around the next high tide. that's expected to occur around 12:45 p.m. this afternoon, and that is when the biggest threat from any sort of storm surge and flooding is to occur. now. it's always the storm surge and the water that typically is responsible for a lot of the deaths we s

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matthew is ep afternoon holly firfer is live in daytona beach, florida with the very latest. ((holly firfer)) >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane latest. ((holly firfer)) >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane matthew to take the storm seriously, warning of a "devastating hurricane matthew could make landfall as early as thursday night morning somewhere along florida's east coast -- (mos) i'll err on the side of caution as opposed to you know, watch it blow away. more than two million people -- from florida to the carolinas have been urged to evacuate ahead of hurricane matthew. (gov nikki haley, (r) south carolina) anyone that's trying to wait this out, we ask you to take caution and try and heed what everybody else is doing. and the number of people under mandatory evacuation orders -- the highest since hurricane sandy in 2012. (gov. rick scott, (r) florida) this is serious. floda's governor lntheats.milli, get ready for what could be a devastating storm (gov. rick scott

florida. don champion, cbs news, daytona beach. ((dave courvoisier)) >> matthew is blamed for at as the storm continues to move... katie's been tracking it from here at home. and joins us now with an update...katie? katie boer good afternoon....hurr icane matthew remains the biggest weather concern across the country right now as the category 2 hurricane is still seeing current sustaine winds at 110 mph right now. ............ let's look at the satellite the last far north this hurricane has pushed from off the coast of miama to now jacksonville with the eyewall of matthew off jacksonville beach, florica. -- obviously it's traveled almost the length of the state--but current speed is tracking at 12mph winds and dangerous storm surge arriving in georgia. ........... a slew of watches, warnings and advisories are in place right now -- one thing i'm watching besides flash flooding, strong, high water surges is a tornado watch currently in place for the northern edge of eastern georgia--near savannah up to just north of charleston sout

florida. don champ is in daytona beach tonight. >> reporter: hurricane matthew is lashing the southeast bringing heavy rain, winds and severe flooding to florida as it makes its way north, a million people in central florida and along the atlantic coast are without power as winds bring down trees and power lines. >> my buddy, the power line fell in front of his house. >> reporter: in st. augustine a river of flood water trapped 20 people. including childrenind a bed and breakfast. this is the view from inside as guests watch the water rush by outside. a all of florida's defer -- florida's governor said gas stations have shortages but it is being refueled. >> it will last four days if no port is opened. >> reporter: in charleston, south carolina, conditions there are predicted to worsen as the night goes on and hurricane matthew moves up the east coast. >> the best thing is to hunker down. stay in a safe place. don't move. >> reporter: in georgia police shut down historic river street because of flooding. brought on by the most powerful hurricane to strike the country in more than a decade. don c

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we'll show you another live picture, this one from daytona beach, florida. the winds have really picked up there. the surf has really kicked up. and you see no one around there along that strip, along the boardwalk, the short boardwalk there. that's a good thing. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal has been giving us live updates from cocoa beach. it's pretty brutal out there. we're getting an update, about 80 miles up the coast in daytona beach. >> that's where sarah rosario is right now. she shows us more of the conditions. >> reporter: hurricane matthew is lashing florida. the eye hugging the coastline as it moves north, bringing with it heavy rain, violent winds, and dangerous storm surge that could reach up to 11 feet. >> we are very concerned about storm surge. and the worst effects are likely to come. >> reporter: this was the scene on orman beach. >> we should back away. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands are without power after matthew started its assault overnight. first light revealed south florida was largely spared major damage while empty streets showed

and jay gray is watching the evacuation tonight from daytona beach, florida. >> reporter: in florida, and up the east coast, last-minute preparations and >> if it's rough now, god help us. >> reporter: hurricane matthew is gaining intensity and momentum as it closes in on the coast with sustained winds of 140 miles an hour, gusts even stronger, flooding rains and a potential storm surge of 6 to 9 feet. >> this is life and death. >> reporter: evidence of that, the storm-ravaged caribbean island where hurricane matthew

the massive storm moving down on the central coast. >> this is a look at daytona beach, florida. buffering, with heavy wind and rain. you can see the storm surge. we have coverage starting with lauren. >> hurricane matthew is barreling to florida, the brutal condition intensifying as the eye of storm taunts coastal cities. >> overnight, violent winds along the beaches with gusts in some places clocking in above 70s miles per hour. the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks with thousands facing outages and officials fearing three million could be in the dark and mathew will be devastated. florida governor is making this dire warning. there is going to kill people. >> it has, it took the lives of more than 100 people as it swept through haiti. the death toll there skyrocketing as the floodwaters recede. battering the bahamas before heading for florida, and residents on thursday preparing filling up the final sandbags. stores are boarded up and the shelves bear, three million people are urged to evacuate here and in the carolinas some refusing to go. honor left town and boar

. >>> at the atlantic coast of florida at daytona beach, you can take a look at this live weather camera, you can see the strong storm surge with the wind a key factor with this hurricane. it continues to hit the state of florida. winds at 64 miles per hour out of the north and northeast. problem high speeds until 11 a.m. our time this morning. those winds are clocked at 10:miles per hour in the cape canaveral area. hurricane matthew a category 3 going north along the florida coast towards georgia. we'll continue to monitor the progression of the hurricane in our local forecast. it's all straight ahead. >>> roberta, thank you. stanford university's department of public safety has identified a graduate student arrested last month for allegedly sexual assaulting a woman at an on campus housing come. he is accused of assaulting a 28-year-old nonstudent. the suspects and victim were dating at the time of the alleged assault. that's according to school officials. >>> u.s. senator barbara boxer of california has made an endorsement in the race to succeed her. the retiring boxer announced yeste

daytona beach. ron, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, a breezy daytona beach florida, tonight. nasty weather and the worse is yet to come. now we did get a little bit of good news at 11:00 eastern time update last night which is forecasts to push the eye a little further east once it gets into daytona beach. usually means we won't see the strongest winds around the circulation of matthew. the winds will be strong. we are anticipating upwards of 90, maybe 100 miles per hour sustained for a couple hours at to be in daytona beach around the next high tide. that is expected to occur around 12:45 p.m. this afternoon and that is when the biggest threat from any sort of storm surge and flooding is going to occur. it's the storm surge in the water that typically is responsible for a lot of deaths we see in these hurricanes, not so much the wind. that's the hour we're going to be most alert here in the daytona beach area. the forecasts at surge and that almost certainly will push water into some of the homes and businesses along uthenland a mile hich runs along or so, the inner coastal

daytona, florida. so of course, daytona beach we're going to be looking for that. kelly. >>> meantime, lawmakers weighing in that is reviewing newly uncovered e-mails in the clinton investigation with less than two weeks until election day. many of them calling on the fbi to release more information about why it is taking course of action now. kristin fisher is live in washington with more details. kristin. >> reporter: kelly, there is two things that republicans and democrats on capitol hill actually do agree on, and that is that the fbi needs to release more information and fast. that even if they do, this investigation likely won't be resolved until well after election day. listen to what congressman ron ron desantis said earlier today. >> i think it is very unlikely there will be resolution before the election, and so people can go into the voting booth know this is something that is hanging over her head, not only the e-mails, but the link with anthony wiener, which is more unseemly. >> many democrats are urging the d fbi to release more information, arguing i

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that's the latest from daytona beach, florida. jay gray, nbc bay area news. >> jay, stay safe. >>> it is 8:00 in morning, a long night for so many people there. college football games have been cancelled. the miami dolphins have evacuated their team headquarters. big attractions like disney world, seaworld and universal studios are closed. >>> orlando international airport has halted all flights, miami's airport did the same thing a few hours ago. nbc's christie smith has more on how california power crews are getting ready to head over there to help. >> reporter: the next departing flight from san francisco to miami has already been cancelled like many others from san francisco to florida. i'm told notification should have gone out to most travelers at least yesterday, so they should be well aware in addition to all the coverage that's been happening. a duty manager says 14 flights were cancelled, nine arrivals and five departures. late this afternoon there were more than 3700 flights cancelled nationwide, actually through saturd