you still have times to check out the deerfield fair. we'll show you some of the today, the last day. we head into the break with the wet, gray look at hampton beach on a sunday morning, josh judge colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. first, we should cut inefficient state spending, just like a business. no sales tax, no income tax. we need to help small businesses and startups grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. let's take the next step forward, and keep our young families here. 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." >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good mornin

cherise: still to come, controversy over items sold at the deerfield fair. adam: big papi is being honored tonight at fenway. how red sox fans are saying goodbye to david ortiz today. hayley: gloomy weather continues 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 who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests

a deerfield fair vendor shut down for selling offensive items. what fair officials have to say about their decision. >> not appropriate. >> then, a suspicious fire under investigation at a former water park. underway in laconia right now. >> we are not done with this gloomy weather. checking more showers for the work week. >> then, the sister of a queen city officer killed in the line of duty honors his sacrifice. >> it has been 10 years. it is hard to believe. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. >> a drizzly sunday in the granite state. temperatures feeling a lot like fall but will this trend , continue for the workweek? good afternoon. i'm cherise leclerc. >> and i'm adam sexton. we're also keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew, which is churning in the caribbean. haiti, jamaica, and cuba all at this hour bracing for the category 4 storm. let's check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint who has been tracking its movements. hayley: we have had a major storm going on in the caribbean. jamaica. this is going to mean drastic conditions fo

cherise: controversial items on display at the deerfield fair. why one vendor is now permanently banned. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news nine tonight. cherise: right now, hurricane matthew is moving north toward islands in the caribbean with 145 mile per hour winds. millions of people are in the storm's path, tonight, the state department warning americans to leave the area. good evening. i'm cherise leclerc. the outer bands of matthew are already dumping rain on haiti abc's gio benitez is in jamaica with the latest. gio: here in kingston, jamaica, the first bands of this storm started moving in. we saw that heavy rain, and we've already seen flooding even within just half an hour of it starting to rain, incredible flooding here. but the real concern is actually now in haiti, because now it looks like the worst of the storm is going to hit that island, which of course was ravaged by that earthquake in 2010. are going to be hit, potentially, with this major, major storm. what they are concerned about now are mudsl

we want to thank deerfield. >> 1,000 people attend every year. gates open at 8:00 a.m. and parking and entertainment is free. still to come on news 9. apples are taking over downtown dover. how thousands are celebrating the snow season. how one ski area is already preparing to open. >> thankfully we're not talking snow this weekend, though. it certainly feels cool and raw. those showers coming up after the b during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier in the gulf of tonkin. after i lost my job, i slept out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me. 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 i

and grocery stores and i tell you what, nearly every business here along the coastline, we're in deerfield beach right now is putting up hurricane shutters getting ready for the storm that should arrive sometime tomorrow afternoon. >> it's the last minute scramble in south florida, lines at gas stations snaking down the street, some places even running dry because of such high demand. >> you to prepare for the worse, but pray for the best. >> reporter: with the threat of hurricane force winds, businesses begin boarding up their windows in deerfield beach. by tomorrow evening, wind gusts could reach hurricane strength along coastal towns. >> from 70 to 80 miles an hour. and gusting we never know, it can be a little bit more. >> reporter: the forecast is calling for matthew to hug the florida coastline, where today, beachgoers got a final day in the sun, keeping a close eye on the storm's track just in case it makes a sudden turn to the west. >> 60, 70-mile-per-hour winds here, i'm happy with that. >> keeping an eye on it and making sure it doesn't make that left turn? >> yeah and if it does

the president said the vendor will some to deerfield for years. there had never been any problems. sean: coming up this morning, the famous lombard street is known for great views and sharp turns. during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier in the gulf of tonkin. after i lost my job, i slept out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. ?? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. in new hampshire, or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. but kelly ayotte voted to protect tax breaks for millionaires and big oil. that's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending mi

we have a tropical storm watch from seven mile bridge all the way up to deerfield beach and then a hurricane watch all the way up to the volusia, brevard county line. we're going to be watching this very closely because just that little shift in that forecast will really make some pretty big you can see the computer models coming into much better agreement, shifting this close to the state. we're getting more and more information back from the hurricane hunter. you plug that into the computer models and it really helps to fine tune that forecast. the probability of seeing tropical storm force winds, even here on the west coast of florida, we're between a 20% to 30% chance. you can see across central portions of our viewing area, over into polk county, hardee, desoelt county and you can see hurricane force winds or at least gusts over on the eastern side of the state. so we'reng to talk much more about that and talk more about what we could be experiencing, kind of the timing of all of this coming up in a little bit, linda. >> we are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best and we're n

he's in deerfield beach florida as the sunshine state prepares for matthew. >> reporter: by this time tomorrow, we'll be experiencing the worst of the storm in south florida. hurricane matthew still a couple hundred miles off of the coast, but it's heading this way, tracking florida's eastern coastline, and now residents here are preparing for the worst, something they haven't had to do in more than a decade. for the first time since hurricane wilma back in 2005, sill veeio gilbert is putting up his storm shutters, planning to evacuate if things go from bad to worse. >> tomorrow i think i might leave. >> reporter: he lives near the coastline in deerfield beach where winds are predicted to reach 80 miles per hour. >> i'm ready. i have water. i have bread. i have a generator. i'm ready to go. >> reporter: and local supermarkets, some shelves are emptied out. water and bread nowhere to be found. shoppers worried the storm could take a sudden left turn and knock out electricity. >> i think we're going to get 60, 70 miles an hour wind out of it. you never know. we'll see. >> reporter: emer

from deerfield, illinois, please welcome steve gadlin. [cheers and applause] >> "who wants to be a millionaire." >> what's up, steve? what's up? >> how are you doing, chris? >> good, good. ? ? now, i--welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> i don't know you, but i know i know you from somewhere. >> yes, probably. >> were you on "shark tank"? >> i was on "shark tank." >> okay, love that show... >> thank you. >> and, uh, wh--what are you

either way the time to take action is now. >> in deerfield beach florida ceegd. fox 13 news. and still looks like hurricane matthew is going to be tricky. >> and it will be tricky. strow do, this you have to prepare for the worse case scenario so basically prepare as if a hurricane disomg florida. even though that official track keep it just off shore. we're still loong force winds along the eastern side of the state. we likely see tropical storm force winds if even in through our viewing area. as you look at the satellite loop, you can see the eye, a little more ragged today because this system has been dealing with land so. it's been disrupt aid bit. now let us move back out over water. it's starting to reorganize itself and reintense fiesm by the way, that high is about 32 miles in die am templet the hurricane recognizance planes system nonstop and this morning at one point they had two different hurricane hunters pentetating into the middle of the storm at same time so. they are gathering all kinds of information on top of that. we've got drones that have been fly owght t

inlet and one to three feet from the upper keys to deerfield beach.above ground, five to nine feet. now, think about that. on top of that, you will have waves crashing. so you have storm surge and on top of that, you will have significant waves crashing. do not surf. do not go on the beach. no one should be on the beach doing anything. remember, all these things are projections and it can get worse. we are preparing for the worst, hoping for the best and we should not be -- no one should be taking any chances. based on the continuous strong track toward florida i'm announcing i'm activating an additional 1,000 members of the florida national guard. that means 2,500 members are now activated. we have another 4,000 members that are ready to be activated if we need it. we have 2500 activated now. i have directed the national guard to help with evacuations and with sheltering. national guard members will also make sure those who have waited until the last minute to evacuate can do so as safely as possible. but don't take a chance that somebody's going to

from deerfield, illinois, please welcome steve gadlin.and applause] >> "who wants to be a millionaire." >> what's up, steve? what's up? >> how are you doing, chris? >> good, good. ♪ now, i--welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> i don't know you, but i know i know you from somewhere. >> yes, probably. >> were you on "shark tank"? >> i was on "shark tank." >> okay, love that show... >> thank you. >> and, uh, wh--what are you know for? >> so, it's a super awesome

from a new hampshire fair over these inappropriate items they were spotted on the last day of the deerfield fair. the vendor was selling figurines of african americans alongside signs. the vendor will not be allowed back to the fair. randy: a fragile cease-fire is in place in colombia hours after the shog deal. sunday's vote would have brought more than a half century of hostilities to an end, but voters rejected the referendum with leftist rebels leaving the war-torn nation with no plan b. colombia's president will be meeting with opposition leaders to try and save this accord. graffiti is blocked off at donald trump's new luxury hotel here. this is washington, d.c. peace on the front of the building saturday afternoon. no arrests have been made. police say that they have not identified any suspects. the hotel opened on september 12. erika: the red sox look ahead to cleveland after a loss to the blue jays at fenway yesterday. hanley ramirez tied the game at one apiece against the jays in the seventh, but the jays battled in a run with this single in the eighth and that would be the game wi

though i do not think have won at deerfield fair this year. she won $6 a pound in prize money. so to call him a pretty big hatred. but there is a lot of buzz coming from belgium, where there is word of a pumpkin weighing 2,624 pounds, which would break the world record by about 400 pounds. i would like to grow one of those, but what would you do with it when you are done? kevin: pumpkin can sit very snugly in the back of a pickup truck? least. not quite as chilly tonight. there is one chance of showers early thursday, but cooler air with the weekend looking great. adam: fall-like. starting tonight at 5:00, one mother says clowns are not welcome at her house this halloween. neighbors say her plan goes too far. and for all the teasing that pokemon go may have prompted, it may be good for you, after all. that does it for us. have a great afternoon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] i'm maggie hassan, and i approve this message. nothing matters more than our security. that's why i

three to five feet from deerfield beach to sebastian inlet. one to two feet. this surge can be deadly. you go back to what we had with the category 1 in the panhandle, we had storm surges as much as ten feet. and when this water comes in, it comes in fast and it goes out fast. please, do not risk going out on the beach and trying to surf. again, this can kill you cannot save you. we are going to have rip currents. we are going to have beach erosion. we have the chance for tornadoes. and, we are going to have hurricane force winds. wind strength is our biggest concern. regardless of the storm directly hitting us or not, the probability of high wind speeds continues to increase as the forecast develops. the probability for hurricane strength winds continues to quickly change. these are projections. and, it is just a few degree change, could have a dramatic impact on what happens in our state. we have to prepare and assume that we will have a direct hit by this catastrophic hurricane. we are preparing for the wolves, we are hoping for the best. and we cannot take

and deerfield. you have a presence there. >> yes, we do. >> we have some of our highland cattle there. >> we're there until sunday and wonderful animals from the farm. our 4-h highland riders are there and people can go over and see them and get to talk with folks about the highland cattle that are there. >> ws people? >> it really does, people can get up close and personal with the cattle, and talk to them, ask a lot of questions. we're not really, other than showing, we have time. we can talk to people and get, answer their questions and we're not running around, having to do anything like that, or off to another which we do this time of year. >> in addition to the fair, you also have a farm day coming up. >> yes, annual farm day, a big october 9th, 10 a.m., 10 to 3. we'll have cow riding and hay riding and vendors and our store is going to be open, people can shop and serving lunch. people can buy a nice local burger with some corn and some lemonade and cider, whatever they went for a drunk, a fu

a vendor has been banned from the deerfield fair for good after selling what some people call racist items the president of the fair will not name the vendor but confirms he was selling quote inappropriate cast iron figurines that are against fair rules the merchanside was first reported by someone attending the fair over the weekend we are told the vendor who is from down south had been coming to the deerfield fair for years and had never sold such items here before but claims they are out there over the weekend. more of the same. josh will be back with the one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. senate majority pac is responsible >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9

three to five feet from deerfield feet to sebastian inlet.e feet upper keys to deerfield beach. these are heights above-ground, five to nine feet. think about that, on top of that you will have waves crashing. you have storm surge and an top of that you will have significant waves crashing. do not surf. do not go on the beach. no one should be on the beach doing anything. remember, all these things are projections and it can get worse. we are preparing for the worst. we're hoping for the best. we should not be taking, no one should be taking any chances. based on the continuing strong track with florida i'm announcing, activating additional 1000 members of the florida national guard. that means 2500 members are now activated. we have another 4,000 members ready to be activated if we need it. we have 25 activated now. i have directed national guard to help with evacuations and sheltering. national guard members will make sure those who wait until the last minute to evacuate can do so safely as possible. don't take a chance that somebody will b

a horse is dead after it was hit by an suv in deerfield yesterday morning police say the horse got loose near the fairgrounds just after 7:00 the driver of the suv is ok. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be back in new hampshire today for her first visit to the granite state in nearly four weeks she will hold an event with massachusetts senator elizabeth at saint anselm college the clinton campaign says the event will focus on her plans for the economy this comes as a new abc-news tracking poll shows clinton with a growing lead over donald trump new hampshire is a key swing state and newsnine has learned eric trump will be in new hampshire tomorrow to campaign for his father his trip includes stops in manchester, nashua, salen, stratham, and seabrook abc's angelica spanos is following both campaigns with now just two weeks left until the elections. angelica: in a race against time, and still fighting accusations of sexual misconduct, donald trump is looking forward in the must win state of florida where he believes he's doing better among female voters than with male

. >> this is the closest pure we have this is deerfield beach. >> reporter: samantha sent us these photos you can see hurricane shutters covering the windows of houses. she is in an involuntary evacuation zone. >> we are born and raised in florida we are used to these conditions. we have our essentials. >> reporter: she knows her family in ohio is worried about her. >> tell nikki i love her. >> reporter: before mandatory evacuations were ordered olivia brown decided to drive overnight tuesday. >> i brought everything, i even brought my laundry. >> reporter: olivia goes to the savannah college of art and design and did not want to take her chances. >> it is pretty scary to think our dorms in the housing around us could be in jeopardy because of the hurricane. >> reporter: olivia says most of her friends have moved inland it is still worried about themhe may be hundreds of mile away now but her heart is in savannah. >> i do hope everyone in savannah stay safe and everyone affected by the storm. social media who have loved ones in the path of hurricane matthew. they are very concerned. if yo

and grocery stores and i tell you what, nearly every business here along the coastline, we're in deerfield beach right now is putting up hurricane shutters getting ready for the storm that should arrive sometime tomorrow afternoon. >> it's the last minute scramble in south florida, lines at gas stations snaki

i did check the website this morning, the closest one to us, is at schuster's playtime farm in deerfield. when we come back on the cbs 58 morning news...more trouble for samsung over the galaxy note 7 smartphone. 3 plus - we'll tell you about some new rules if your luggage is substantially delayed at the airport. that's next! did you know....the highest- scoring game between the packers and bears was back in 1955 when the bears beat the pack 52-31.the lowest scoring game was a 0-0 tie in 1932. you're watching the c-b-s 58 c-b-s 58 news time is 5:... on this................. morning. welcome back to the c-b-s 58 morning news. in your moneywatch this morning - samsung is facing a possible class action suit over its recalled galaxy note 7. 7. some consumers claim the company charged them monthly on the device and plan charges last week, samsung permanently ended all sales of the fire-prone note seven smartphones... less than two months after its launch. 3 t-mobile has to pay 48-million dollars for not being completely honest with customers. the f-c-c says the wireless carrier did not tell p

a horse was killed after it was hit by a small suv in deerfield this morning. police say the horse had gotten loose in the area of 59 stage road just after 7:00. there was no rider involved in the accident. the driver of the suv is ok. the horse died of injuries at the scene. cherise: moving now to the snow of the season this morning. here's a photo from pittsburg where hundreds of power outages were reported. right now, temperatures are chilly and the winds are gusty. let's check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: it is hard to believe, here we are in late october, but it is pretty much on schedule for the north country, we typically get a little bit of snow in october in those northern areas. the highest total exceeded my expectation, over six an inch in whitefield. throughout the day, we have had snow continuing to fall, but only in higher elevations. right now, we are enjoying sunshine. temperatures in the 40's and 50's, and look at this wind, the gusts causing damage and power will get even cooler, coming up. adam: commitment 2016 now, and hilla

here on the beach in deerfield. it's beautiful, sunny, nice breeze. typically this beach would be far more crowd. that's possibly a good sign people are taking this far more seriously. though the space coast appears to be what is expected to be a category 4 hurricane impact late tomorrow night. jon: there is a big break in the investigation of last week's deadly new jersey train crash. something that belonged to the engineer recovered from the rubble. new hampshire cherishes its role in the presidential primaries. donald trump is pushing hillary donald trump is pushing hillary clinton hard in a play for its 4 electoral votes which could make a difference in a close election. creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow- today at business.ny.gov does your mouthg prescripoften feel dry?s, a dry mouth can cause cavities and bad breath. over 400 med

the president of the fair says the vendor had come to the deerfield fair for years. there had never been any problems before. sean: coming up, the famous lomb bard street is known for great views and sharp turns. city leaders say they need to change how colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. first, we should cut inefficient state spending, just like a business. grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. and expand clean energy. let's take the next step forward, and keep our young families here. in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? for millionaires and big oil. that's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending millions supporting ayotte. kelly ayotte's not working for us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. erin: changes could be coming to what is known as the crookest street in the world. s

they were spotted on the last day of the deerfield fair. the vendor was selling figurines depicting african americans and individuals based on race. >> hopefully, it won't happen again and hopefully other fairs don't have to do the same thing we had to take action on. randy: the vendor is not being identified but will not be allowed back to that fair in the future. erika: a show of support for family and friends of marathon bombing victim krystle campbell. 150 runners and walkers took off to the finish line yesterday morning at mass bay community college. proceeds from the name. the race now in its fourth year started as a kids run. the school's president says now the grown-ups start doing their share to honor campbell. >> in her honor, it's an opportunity to do something to help others. the scholarship money we raise will help countless students attend college who might not otherwise be able to. erika: jonathan principato won the race. last year's race raised more fund. randy: check of your economy right now. asian shares mostly higher in

and now to our u local hot shot this tree at the deerfield fair grounds, can't seem to choose between summer and fall. i feel the same way sometimes. it's a great view from the top. just ask chris sununu. where, over the years, chris cut jobs and cut employees' hours to avoid giving them health insurance. so it's no surprise chris opposes the minimum wage because he never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no business being governor. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first >> bullets through a bedroom. what led up to this dangerously close call. josh: teachers in trouble with the law, they say they were only trying to make their students happy. mike: mild today, but a warming trend is about to take over soon. how high temperatures go the rest of the week plus an update on hurricane matthew. jean: what would do you if you spotted a moose fight? this father and daughter pulled out the camera. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at jean: surveillance video capturing the sounds of bullets heading right toward a home in barrington. wel

latest put in deerfield, florida to volusia line. been that it would not touch the coastline. you can see this particular model has it hugging the coast of florida and eastern sea board . jenna: who is now in the hospital. charges are pending and certainly more to that story as we get it. john: some new reaction to obama administration, happening now. secretary of state john kerry saying the u.s. will not give up on the pursuit of peace in syria even though talks on renewing a cease fire with russia have broken off. kerry accused moscow of ignoring regime attacks on its own people and rejecting diplomacy, kevin live from the white house with more on that, kevin? >> john, good morning to you, news of the breakdown and talks between the americans and russians continue all across the globe. the stake of millions of syrians who continue who suffer from russians and assad government all while international community is unwilling or incapable of doing anything to stop them at least so far. secretary of state secretary was in belgium today.

fox news correspondent phil keating in deerfield beach, florida, where residents are preparing for the worst. he has our report. >> reporter: hurricane matthew is big, it's strong, and powerfully barreling through the bahamas as it chugs towards florida. the current storm track projects the cat 3 major hurricane may strengthen back up to a category 4 when the eye approaches the eastern coast of florida. on the space coast, mandatory evacuations began at 3:00, impacting brevard county and cocoa beach, cape canaveral and merritt island. >> you can always rebuild, repair property, you cannot restore a life. >> reporter: the president is urging everyone on the entire u.s. east coast to take this storm very seriously. >> i want to make sure that everybody is paying attention to your local officials. >> reporter: voluntary evacuations are also happening up and down the state. the hurricane warning applies to broward county on the south up to jacksonville. many gas stations have already run out of fuel. closing shop and sending drivers to sit in long lines at the crowded fuel stations which r

many down in deerfield beach were already closed up with all the pumps wrapped in yellow because there was no more fuel and i'm told that the ports are just chalked full of tanker trucks trying to refuel so they can get back out and deliver to the gas stations. people were gassing up, also stocking up on water and food, preparing to possibly not have power for three to five days in some of the stores. walmart, k-mart, public grocery stores, empty shelves that's good news for the state of florida. have been concerned there might be come play san si among the people, not heating evacuation suggestions or mandatory order because it's been 11 long years since want last major hurricane has slammed or central florida. that was the year of wilma back in 2005 and the utility company's in the state of florida, duke energy and florida power and light have repositioned many of their vehicles so they can respond to what are anticipated to be undoubtedly power outages in some parts, hopefully not too widespread. the current satellite loop of category three hurricane matthew shows it barrelling thro

they were spotted on the last day of the deerfield fair. the vendor was selling figurines depicting african-americans, and signs restricting access to individuals based on race. >> hopefully it won't happen again, and hopefully all the fans don't have to do what -- the same thing that we had to take action on. >> but the developer is not being identified but will not be allowed back to the fair in the friends of marathon bombing victim krystle campbell. 150 runners and walkers took off for the finish line yesterday morning at massbay community college. campbell was an alum gnaw of the college and proceeds from the 5k will go towards scholarships in her name. the race now in the fourth year started as a kids run, the school's president said now the grownups are doing their share. >> it's an opportunity to help might not otherwise be able to. >> stoneham native jonathan principato won the race with a time of 18 minutes and 37 seconds. last year's race raised 14,000 for the krystle campbell scholarship fund. randy: now a check of your economy,

north of there, deerfield beach on the east coast. see two brothers at home depot got to put the plywood up on the house. this last photo from south carolina outside charleston, gas lines are very long. getting a chance to fill up a car after waiting in line at a gas station. see all the cars waiting along. common scene in the northeastern united states. it's everywhere. phil keating has covered hurricanes, he's 80 miles north of miami. roads clouded? >> reporter: roads are about what you would expect at 3:30 during rush hour. that's the westbound traffic going from screen right to left. see the i-95 signs right there. heading north toward daytona beach, you're heading into the worst situation. here in martin county, east of us on the coast, jupiter island, as well as hutchison island, currently only under a strongly encouraged voluntary evacuation. the mandatory evacuations up in brevard county, florida's space coast. these are the cities of melbourne, coca beach, satellite beach, cape canaveral as well as merit island. mandatory eva

that battle is playing out at the 140-year-old deerfield fair >> who wants fried dough?porter: it's a jumble of food and politics. andrew robertson is splitting his ticket-- voting clinton for president but for senate... >> yeah, i think i'm probably likely to vote for senator ayotte. in large part because of her experience. >> reporter: others are an equal mix. >> well, i really admire maggie hassan. she is, has an incredible work ethic and a great heart. >> unenthusiastically, i am supporting ayotte. >> reporter: why unenthusiastically? >> well, basically because ayotte has not been as supportive to the republican nominee as she should be. >> reporter: enthusiastic support from the senate will be key to passing the next president's agenda, likely to include several supreme court nominations. norm ornstein. >> this year, i really do believe that the battle for control of the senate is very close in importance to that battle of control for 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> reporter: those high stakes have meant sky-high spending on this senate race, and not from the two candi

been a downpour that just moved through the concord area, now heading east bound toward epsom and deerfield within the next couple minutes or so. but it's been very light rainfall south of concord, maybe a brief shower or sprinkles north of manchester, even south of there, though, it's been quiet. , that will change eventually, this whole system has to work it next couple days, so tomorrow into saturday. here were the highs today, we started out with sunshine and that helped boost the temperatures, it actually felt pretty nice about midday. temperatures in 60's, which is above the average of 59. we'll continue to drop as we go through the evening and overnight. here's the hour by hour forecast, you see as we go through the overnight it's cloudy, the o tomorrow morning this is 7:00 a.m., probably just some spotty showers and areas of drizzle. that will be the general trend as we go through the day tomorrow, nothing steady and heavy, but just these on and off nuisance showers, though we certainly need them of course. as we work our way into saturday, maybe some peaks of sunshine, but most of

in deerfield beach, florida, phil keating, fox news. >>> so we're all about weather right now.r fox 29 weather authority of course on top of all of this. kind of a collective sigh of relief from a lot of people with outdoors plans this weekend again still shifting. >> still a few days away. chief meteorologist kathy orr has your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> so we are relieved in the northeast and even through parts of the mid atlantic. but all eyes on florida and of course the bahamas at this hour. with hurricane matthew really losing some of its well defined inner core eye right now it inter acts through the bahamas but that is going to change. dangerous category three storm. it is expected to regain its strength to foot category four storm in the next 24 hours. you can see the outer bands of precipitation already brushing against the coast of florida. where you see the red north of miami from fort lauderdale to daytona beach, this is a hurricane warning evacuations already going on because this storm is eminent as we track matthew you can see the sent of circulation through th

conditions much the same in nearby deerfield beach. the region bracing for what's >> reporter: good morning. the storm is intensifying out here. we are feeling the impact of matthew with the winds and rain and debris is starting to hit me in the face. tens of thousands are facing outages, power outages in florida, and now i can inform you it appears so are we. these lights are from a generator powering our shot, but what you can't see is that hotel that's in front of me, and it is dark, guys. we're in the dark. meantime, storm surge here is the big concern. it's expected to be six to ten feet on the coast, beyond this waterway, but this waterway, too, you can see it's rising. that dock is well underwater which was, a few hours ago, a place where i was standing, and now you can see the sign, you can only read half because it's underwater. and that's one damaging aspect of the storm. >> you're not far from the ocean there. i know a lot of people have been told to e evacuate. did you get a sense of people evacuating the zone where you are

from deerfield beach up to bravard county line.ecasters say the current track suggests that the massive category four storm could reach the state on thursday. the head of iran's space agency says his country is interested in cooperating with nasa. while speaking to reporters at world space week, the officials said that iran is already negotiating with russia, china, and japan. the most decorated players in golf are paying tribute to one of the sport's biggest stars. public memorial service honoring arnold palmer is taking place in his hometown of latrobe, pennsylvania. long-time friend and rival jack nicklaus is one of several expected to speak. he died last month at the age of 87. >>> have you ever wanted to name a panda? now is your chance. the vienna zoo is asking for suggestions for its male cub. a list of three finalists will be put up on-line for voting and the winner revealed in november. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. scott, i know you're going to try. >>> is wall street growing more bullish or bearish on some of

one to three feet from upper keys to deerfield beach. this surge by itself could be deadly but on top of that, we're going to have waves on top of that. these are heights above ground. waves will be crashing on your roof if you're right close to where the storm surge is happening and you're close to where the waves are. do not surf. do not go on the beach. this will kill you. these are all projections. it could be much worse. time is running out. we are preparing for the worst. we're hoping for the best. and no one should take any chances. based on the continuing track to florida i'm activating an additional 1,000 members of the national guard. that means we've now activated 2,500 members of the national guard. we wouldn't be doing that if we didn't think this was serious. we have over 4,000 national guard members ready to be deployed if needed. i've already directed national guard to help with evacuations and sheltering. last night i suspended all tolls in the affected areas of the state. this includes the entire florida turnpike, allig

upper keys to deerfield beach. these are heights aboveground, 5 to 9 feet. think about that.op of that, waves crashing. so you'll have storm surge, and on top of that, significant waves crashing. do not surf. do not go on the beach. no one should be on the beach doing anything. remember, all of these are projections, and it can get worse. we are preparing for the worst, we're hoping for the best and no one should be taking any chances. based on the continuous strong tracks with florida, i am announcing and activating additional 1,000 members of the marble guard. 2,500 members are now activated and another 4,000 ready if needed but we have 2500 activated now. i have directed the national guard to help with evacuations and with sheltering. national guard members also to make sure those who wait until the last minute to do so as safely as possible but don't take a chance that somebody will be there to make sure if you wait for you to evacuate. last night, i suspended all tolls in the affected area of the state including the entire florida turnpike, alligator alley, central flori

supply will snatch their smart phone to say how blair deerfield f i take this property and don't compensate you? you would be very upset and unhappy. of course. yes. that is what happened to the slave owners one of the largest appropriations of private property in history up to that point. billions of dollars of property of the enslaved africans taken without compensation. leaving many impoverished. but then the former property , the africans are walking around all cheeky. which is very enraging that then beads to the antipathy to government which was still grappling to this very day. these are the sort of discussions that we need if we try to figure out how the government will execute measures regarding climate change as a recent agreement between china and united states or by the european union. i don't see how you will escape that potential calamity without involvement . this hostility to government seems that we're getting close to a the ideology. >> host: date 10 ohio you are on with university of houston history professor gerald horne. >> caller: greetings. i hope unbowed one day to c

we're joined by phil keating watching this for us in deerfield beach this morning.has spoken, phil. what are you hearing where you are? reporter: well, what we have learned this morning as of the 8:00 a.m. national hurricane center advisory that florida will more than likely experience landfall of the eye of this currently category 3 hurricane matthew, 115 miles-an-hour. the trajectory on the spaghetti models has shown this morning, hitting a little further south down the peninsula. the governor is huging all florida residents who live on the eastern half of the florida peninsula, prepare for direct impact. it not to say that you will get a direct impact where you are, but you must be prepared because, if you don't prepare, it could be too late and it could be deadly. here is the governor moments ago. >> we have to prepare for a direct hit. we'll likely start to see impacts within our state within the next 24 hours and last through the weekend. this is very slow moving storm. that means people have less than 24 hours left to prepare, evacuate, and shelter. having a

career for personal courage has figured prominently in the story that you like to tell to the voters deerfieldsplayed curse personal courage in handling donald trump to sit on the fence refusing to commit? >> and then to put out an ad. separated myself from donald trump. and i was the first member of the congress so i have been consistent on my positions. i think both parties, led the differences i will take on donald trump and. but morgan carroll will not take on hillary clinton. silent when hillary clinton is giving speeches to bolster executives. >> moderator: that is your time. it is rather unusual for a congressperson to reject their own party's nominee. not all g.o.p. members have done the same. but he did take his stance before the ballots were mailed to you really think he is dangerous should you embraces congressman coffman? carroll: what we saw was dangerous and donald trump was obvious and waited a long time before him. donald trump is taking in the polls and if you were up in the polls i think we would hear a different reaction. but when he first called immigrants rapist and crimin

police are responding to a crash on route 43 in deerfield. involving a vehicle and a horse. part of route 43 also known as stage road, is closed near the fairgrounds, but should reopen shortly. right now, no word as to the horse. >> new this morning, a 14-year-old is recovering after a four wheeler crash in north wood. this happened around noon. the teen was driving the atv on his parents' property when the tried to climb a steep embankment and it rolled on top of him. in wal-mart, someone reported a suspicious package in the parking lot. police determined the package was not dangerous, turns out it was an old propane tank inside a cardboard box and it was placed upsidedown in a shopping cart. >> we secured the package and the contents and we'll bring it back to the police station and find out who the owner of the propane tank is and give them a call and find out what they're doing with that package and why they left it at wal-mart. >> if you have any information about the situation, you are brought you yesterday. family members of a 96-year-old woman hit and killed by a car

deerfield fair. >> thanks. there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses. targeting millions to fight the opioid crisis. all with no income or sales tax. new hampshire work for us. i'm maggie hassan