been through this a lot of times, if you have family or friends or kids who go to school on the east coast you want them to get home. if that happens it has to otherwise it is too late. in terms of hurricane probability, notice the hurricane force winds right along the coast. that is the way it will play out, orlando or under hurricane warning winds of 80 to 90 miles per hour on friday, saturday it will pull away taking the weather with it, this is the probability of tropical storm force winds, this is the and match it up with the percentage of a probability you will have tropical storm force winds in your neighborhood. let's pick tampa, a 40% chance that you will have winds of 40 to 55 miles per hour in your area. it is less than a 50-50 chance. if you live to the east obviously much higher there will be tropical storm force winds in polk. things could happen is tropics maybe it will weaken a little bit maybe it turns it is possible. this track in my opinion seems likely to play out along the east coast give or take 30 miles in either direction and again if the eye makes it to i- 95, thes

east coast. >> protecting life is the number one priority. if matthew directly impacts florida there will be massive this is a deadly storm approaching our coasts. i cannot stress that enough. don't focus on the storm path, focus on the fact that with the minor deviation it can have a direct impact on our state. >> reporter: dave lives in boynton beach but is sticking on this side of the state before hurricane matthew is long gone. >> we have a housesitter. he supposed to take everything out that could fly around and then take the furniture but we are concerned. >> reporter: people are worried -- about where to get to but also where they will stay. >> reporter: tampa airport representatives say they don't know what impact if any hurricane matthew could have but that they are monitoring the weather closely so that they are prepared as possible. earlier this week the state department issued a travel warning to citizens traveling outside of united states to areas that could be impacted by hurricane

that is will potentially save lives on our east coast. it's not a zero chance, and so let's hope it does this and curves away. if it doesn't, that is not good, really isn't. daytona east of jacksonville and then that big curve out in the atlantic and we are not really going to worry about that at all, at least in the short term. what they do in tandem, and you see it just goes right off the coast and impacts the entire east coast. this is the problem we have at this point is the european and the gfs model are insisting on a hurricane on the coast and half over the water, and then the storms turn out to sea. my recommendation is this: and i know a lot of you watching me right now have connections to the east coast. maybe yo mother, whatever -- in melbourne or viro or coco, daytona -- let them know. if they are being told to evacuate, tell them to evacuate. you are talking about a category 4 hurricane that could be on shore at night tomorrow mieght. you don't want to be in your house along the coast in an evacuation zone with a category 4 hu

asjuli e east coast of florida. to any ship to the west will mean -- shift to the west will mean greater impact. as we were traveling in we saw waste from the -- away from the coast. also the gas stations were out of fuel or have large lines . it appeals many people are -- appears many people are making the smart choice and getting out of the way of the biggest on the atlantic has seen in over a decade. >> that is nice right now but that is sure to change. we will check back with you later. >>> just so you know the governor has ordered a mandatory evacuation for barrier islands in brevard county. also, everything you ready you can find at wfla.com . >>> we have breaking news into the newsroom. tampa fire rescue on scene to a 2 alarm fire. let's send it out to paul with the latest. >> reporter: it afternoon, it looks like for the most part the fire is out. we have seen smoke a right now the fire is out. let me zoom in and show you the damage. you can see where the flames ripped through the roof of this condominium. ca

you hate to see that on the east coast, and during the day on friday, the storm goes up the east coast and by saturday it should be gone. today we had the first sign that there is a hurricane to the southeast of us. you start to see the clouds you know, start moving along, and tomorrow when you are outside, you will notice -- watch the clouds tomorrow, they will move northeast to southwest and they the outskirts of the hurricane. even late today clouds were starting to move in that direction from northeast to southwest overhead. and that is also being picked up by our live wind data. notice the arrows kind of have more oomph, a kind of a flow from the northeast. all of that is being picked up by -- i was going to say the outer bands overall flow of matthew. down to the southeast. we did have rain today that was moving along, and now there is rain in northern pinellas county. not a big deal but here is some over palm harbor and over the county lynn in hillsboro. again, it's moving along and that is a sign that there is a developing hurricane to our southeast. right now temperatures are

the east coast. things are quiet right now, we will look at when things will change in our area coming up. struck i don't want to get stuck i am a little scared. >> a lot of people in that situation people in airports throughout the bahamas and started to close and stop all flights, one visitor from tampa stuck on paradise island, she plans hunker down. charlie keegan the commission's. >> i am on paradise island nobody on the beach the wind is picking up, if you look at the water it is more rough than yesterday. it will only get worse. the prime minister went on tv and said this hurricane could be a defining event, he is most worried about the flooding and storm surge, the tides could come in more than 10 to 15 feet tonight and when the hurricane comes thursday morning. he is urgi bahamians to seek shelter go inland finite ground and stay safe. charlie keegan, back to you. >> disaster teams are trying to figure out how much damage hurricane matthew has dealt elsewhere in the caribbean, it will announ

on the east coast.g for matthew, turning its way to atlantic coast, residents from florida to south carolina preparing for the worse and have been warned to evacuate as soon as possible. we have the very latest on the storm's path coming up. on to the race to the white house donald trump headed back across the country holding a town hall in new jersey today meanwhile hillary clinton staying off the trail gearing up for sunday's big debate. >> i'm excited because this is going to be a close race and every single vote will be precious and will count. >> get out and vote. you have to get out and vote no matter what happens, no matter how bad you feel. maria: we will take a look at what clinton and trump need to do sunday night to win over undecided voters. coming down to the wire now. meanwhile southwest flight evacuated over a smoking samsung galaxy phone. making matters worse, it was a replacement phone. it wasn't the regular. details coming up. shut downs blood-testing facilities and layoffs nearly half

short-term, brings the storm towards the east coast, very close to the east coast, in fact, but then watch this. the models are beginning to turn the storm back around again in a big loop. and i know what you're thinking. you're thinking, that's a joke. no. it really isn't. what they're indicating is that this trough of low pressure that was expected to pick the storm northeast is going to be too weak to do that and immediately what would happen is a big ridge of high pressure would build over new england and push it back down. so the hurricane center is recognizing and starting to buy into this setup that the models have thrown out the past 12 to 14 hours. here's the clatest. 125 mile-per-hour winds moving north at 10. look how close it comes to the coast. it'say and a 50 mile jog to the west that could easily happen would bring the core of this storm onshore. maybe cape, maybe daytona beach, somewhere in that spot. so then they take it to the north briefly and then start to bring it kind of back around again. they haven't completely bought into the whole loop but i can tell you the

and, it is the east coast it will feel the effects. and, this is all the way up into the eastern seaboard. and, when this exits, drier air believe it or not in our region and early next week we will turn into the coolest weather we have seen since last spring. morning lows are downtown. >>> and, new at 6 pm, an issue up for a vote that some say is >>> tonight, police are looking attacking and robin kim kardashian. >> we now know, that her stylist was in the home but her body was in. they are looking at the surveillance video to id attackers who were pretending to be police officers when they broke into the home. and, they stole $10 million. and, she was able to wiggle her hands-free and scrape for help. >> now, here is wendy ryan with >> yes, we have a warning for the minor discrepancy that could get your ballot tossed out. and, the one thing you need to make sure that your boat -- vote counts. >>> we want people to feel comfortable when they are setting them up for an interview. >> they one of a troubling trend for job seekers. more i

nothing close to what will happen in the east coast but it is a possibility but those are warnings, the reason this watch was issued for the entire area is because the hurricane center notched the track along the coast of florida. that should come as no surprise that is what the models have been saying and what the forecast has been showing, so that should not make any change. this is let's say it goes more to the west than the bay area. that is not the forecast i don't believe it will be the forecast but it is better safe than story in case matthew decides to misbehave and go

the overall heaviest rain will be the east coast the entire heaviest weather will be the east coast, there it is appears to get better organized after the court was ripped up over cuba now it is moving into warm waters of the bahamas it will have the opportunity to re- intensified which is what the hurricane center is forecasting predicting category four. the gfs and euro have been making landfall in 36 hours. the advisory is in the middle coast, winds of 130 of 132 140 miles per hour within 10 to 20 miles from the center wherever the eye is if you are 10 or 15 miles away you will have strong hurricane force winds, for our area the forecast has not changed much in terms of tropical storm force winds, wave heights early friday morning looking at wave heights up to 30 feet offshore, the surge will from the cape north toward jacksonville in terms of the winds this is something to get your attention. these are wind gusts, by lunchtime friday this particular computer model is predicting wind gusts at 95 miles per hour, daytona, titusville 95 miles per hour, that is where the center or the

it could strengthen before it reaches the east coast. now, live team coverage of hurricane matthew. >> good evening. i'm keith cate. >> i'm stacie schaible. thank you very much for joining us. the entire state of florida is under a state of emergency evacuations in barrier islands in brevard county. you are looking at a live picture. people are heeding the warning and they are making their way out of the islands. we are seeing volunteer evacuations in port saint lucy. >> polk and highland county schools are closed. and more closing information is at the bottom of your screen. jerve is joining us now, though, with the latest on matthew. steve? >> keith, this has winds of 125 miles an hour, so a category 3 hurricane. but it is scheduled to become a category 4 hurricane. we have threats in some of our inland areas primarily wind gusts. hurricane warnings are in place, obviously, for the bahamas. they are now under the effects of hurricane matthew as of 5:00. northwesterly movement at 12

and it is going to be along the east coast. the wind speeds. 20 to 25. see the 123 go by. 35 to 40. >> 100 plus on the coast. back to you, people along the coast looking at a devastating hurricane are stocking up. food, water supplies gas and lines. they started lining up along the coast. and we have more from miami. >> no calm before the storm, i went to costco the line is out. >> i have some fuel if i need it. this resident of north bay making sure he has 25-gallons to last him a week. >>> now there is a little bit of a chance to get in. it is time to be 100% prepared. and preparing to have all the fuel i need for a week. >> some say it has not been bad that depends on who you ask. >> i saw two guys fighting at a throwing punches. listen i know everyone is nervous, it will be okay. >> and that is remember you that can track the latest from matthew and the latest on watches and warnings. >>> today the jury in the hot car death of a father heard from a tech who investigated the jurors saw and heard. >> this repictures few people want to see. photos and vi

it is the east coast of the state of florida. let's take a look then and see what the numbers are as of 5:00 from the national hurricane center and the position of the storm which is about 65 miles east of guantanamo, cuba. the worst of the storm in this scenario would be on the eastern side of it to the right of the number four there is where the stronger winds would

the rainfall potential is certainly impressive on the east coast of florida. we are focusing really on friday. now, for the day. and keeping in mind that the eye wall could pass very close ly to the space coast. we watch the forecast the next couple of days. we see increasing chances of rain, especially inland areas. that is where the flow is being later into the early part of friday. and we watch the movement itself of the hurricane up the east coast. that is the current thinking of the moment. with the tropical situations, if you know, over time, they can evolve and they can change. we will kick our winds up the next couple of days, especially as we head into friday. keep a 40% chance of showers favoring the inland areas. polk county, highlands county, hardy, de soto counties. the greatest chances are inland including higher wind gusts. friday, saturday, drier air moves in on the western si long term, we will see how the storm evolves or doesn't in terms of making the loop. but a lot can happen long term. let's focus on the short term. take the preps now. >>

residents are prepared on the east coast. we will show you what they are doing to prepare but also what we are doing in the bay area. good morning, welcome to news

hurricane matthew will slowly track north through the caribbean and is forecast to move along the east coast. it is only recover, after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle. it happened in the 11-hundred block of franklin street in waterloo. the driver of the car took the boy to the hospital. he has serious injuries, but he is expected to survive. police believe the man who shot keokuk police say russell tallman killed carissa rivers. she was found in an alley sunday and died at the hospital. tallman's body was found in his home. he apparently shot himself. continuing coverage -- we're learning more about a crash involving a piece of farm equipment -- including who was involved. police say dawn conway was taken to the hospital with minor injuries after she failed to yield, causing this crash in dyersville. these types of accidents become much more common this type of swing... "if you get distracted when you're driving, be it cell phone, be it changing the station on the radio, you look up, and there's that piece of ag equipment right there and you can't stop fast enough." something el

coast. the worst part of the storm to the east of the center. friday at 8:00 a.m. with 130 miles per hour winds and moving up the coast to just off of jacksonville and then curbing to the northeast. some of these models did a loopy loop and it would weaken the storm as if it would come highland county and a watch is placed, tropical storm watch with wind gusts on the western side of the storm this is a the weaker part. wind gusts are the main concern and especially interior portions. >>> i think they are talking 1.2 million floridians have been told to evacuate. 12 million people in florida in the path of the storm. so many people evacuated and i for us. >> people on the east coast of the state are honkerring down or taking off. we have more from palm beach and the governor is worried about ed about what is to come. >> people are really honkering down. we s people getting things boarded up. as we were driving around this spot earlier. we saw people making the best of a bad situation. we have got video to show you. this is a pizza and cigars shop. both of the owners

and, as matthew gets closer to the east coast, potentially nudging east coast. and, we told you about emails and bones, thought about an insulin pump? they found out that this could potentially happen to medical devices. >> my whole life is these two devices. >> it's been six years since she started using an insulin pump. >> i would never go back to taking shots because it's so convenient and one less you have to think about. this is a continuous glucose monitor. >> and monitors her blood sugar and delivers the readings to her phone. and, kelly can remotely program for pump to deliver incident. -- insulin. >> you don't have immediately sugar to fix it, you can >> that's why it's hard for her to imagine if it happened to her insulin pump. and, it's the one touch insulin delivery system. and, the probability of it happening is extremely low. >> i think that it's a great tool. >> she says although it raises concern, patients have a lot of control when it comes to determining whether or not they happen hacked. >> -- they have been hacked. and, they need to reported

in the east coast is bracing. cars are bumper-to-bumper at a gas station. that's in western broward county. people are desperate to fill up . >> the bay area? were watching that around the clock. and you just got an updated track. >> yes. and it has been shifted to the west and i will say this in a minute. the winds 59 miles per hour. and, then this goes to the bahamas where it will have an opportunity to strengthen. it is a category four hurricane. now, this is the latest track. and i wanted to show you this because, you can see where comes very close to florida and it goes right up the eastern seaboard and maybe skims cape cod. have a lot of folks that live locally from new england so you may want to keep an eye on that. wanted to focus more on what the impact is from the sta is taking them about 30 or 40 miles east of the florida east coast. and, if this track were to verify they would have that along the east coast. and, still close enough. two days before the going to happen but there is time for this to nudge west. neck of the woods, not nearly as omi

watch as the storm has a east coast. places like polk and highland county will see heavy pockets of rain. toward the gulf coast it is not a whole lot. that could change as the forecast track could change. thursday afternoon through friday night that is when it is going to be the closest to us. we will watch that very carefully. in the long-term we actually get drier air to come in >>> we will start off here in the wesley chapel area. we have a couple of issues. we just a little bit of a slowdown. we have an accident here but it looks like it might be to the north because this is southbound i 75. that is where we are seeing the slowdown. it is quite a bit before state route 54. allow for a little bit of extra time. northbound bruce we have one lane taken away but not seeing have one accident and state route 56 that involves injuries. we also have one on 41 at 73rd street. one lane was taken away southbound. it was a hit-and-run. in the orange part that is the toll plaza. don't worry about that. >>> hurricane matthew is mes

that is on florida's east coast. no warnings in effect for the bay area. that does include sections of the bay area up to citrus county. that the concern over the long call. you can see offshore marine -- did enough to the east. the center of the storm did make landfall on the eastern part of cuba and continues to headed towards the bahamas. keeping in mind that the strongest winds, most destruction is east of the eye or right of the eye that will put the bahamas in the mark for that as we look at the tropical storm force winds you can see them affecting florida and potentially portions of the bay area late thursday and on friday. they have tracked the storm closer to the east coast of florida as of this 11:00 update. that would mean the inland areas will see the stronger gusts. the track will continue to change so stay tuned.>>> right now the problem in haiti is severe flooding. as you can see conditions are worsening in the wake of hurricane matthew. a haitian resident shop this video raging fledge -- floodwaters already matthews blamed for at least seve

angel soft. >> i'm meteorologist mike seidel, hurricane matthew making its track off the east coast of florida, heading north in line, daytona beach, jackson victim, carolina coast friday night into saturday. we have already seen wind gusts here over 7 miles per hour and over 1,500 customers without power. it will be a long night here and a long couple days up the coast. we will keep you covered on the weather channel, back to you. >> mike seidel struggling there to keep his balance with the wind. we want to bring in steven hyman with florida power and light. it's good to be w give us an update here on how many people are out of power? we just we heard about 150,000? >> sure. well, as this storm makes its way up the eastern coast of florida, we're seeing an increase of some out annuals. currently, we have about 275,000 customers out of power. mainly our largest customer bases in the south florida region, broward county, palm beach county, that's where the mainly because the storm has just passed through there, continuing up the east coast. we have 4.8 million customers state wide. our

we could see unprecedented damage along the east coast. maybe nobody has ever experienced one. forecast rainfall. not only the strongest winds of 100-120 miles per hour along the coast, and the storm surge potentially life-threatening which is the wall of water that gets pushed onshore ahead of the counterclockwise winds. we get a brand-new one in less than two hours. the message is the same. if you live along the areas that have been asked to evacuate, you need top do so. a little wav to the west. martha: the hurricane hits the ierltd known as pair -- hits the island known as paradise. brian, you are in florida watching this as it begins to work its way up the coast. >> we have seen feeder bands come in. and the surf is picking up. i'm on sebastian inlet with this mandatory evacuation. this is a barrier island. barrier islands as well as low-lying areas and mobile homes must be evacuated. this is a serious situation. people here have not experienced a hurricane like this in at least a decade. if you need to track wait, do so now, because the weather will only get worse as the d

there are hurricane warnings and watching along the entire east coast of our state. tropical storm watches are now in effect through florida's gulf coast, this is the first time with this hurricane. this is serious. having a plan in place can be the difference between life and death when it comes to of this magnitude. here are the impacts. heavy rain, forecast project 4 to 7 inches in the upper keys, north ward to central florida, could be ten inches in some areas. let's remember, when we have storms like this, we get bands, sometimes, those bands drop way more water than that. eight feet from sebastian inlet to the florida georgia line. 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

a dangerous path now heading landfall across portions of the east coast. the official track has it hitting the brakes a few miles before the coast then turning north and to the north and east and making a c heading back out. we will watch it closely as far as the additional model runs and the forecast track. we may have to shift it further west than we have been. we will run out of further west before we make a landfall here. there it is. as we head drew the middle part of the week, getting into thursday 4 hurricane with 130 miles per hour winds just thursday night into the early hours of friday morning so very close. you can't see with the icon whether it has made landfall or not. it hasn't with this forecast track, it keeps it offshore thens head's up the coast. thursday into friday the biggest impacts with highlands and polk counties under the tropical storm watch. the only counties under cone, still looking at gusty winds for us thursday into friday but not tropical storm force sustained winds. those are in the forecast for polk and highlands. the furth

it's very close to the east coast of florida. you get close to melbourne and then over to satellite beach just north of there, you had winds of hurricane force, but maintained itself just off shore. so it's a little bit of good news here, a little silver lining in the cloud. so far the eye wall has managed to stay off shore, although any wobble could bring that back toward the coastline. and they're still expecting a lot of damage along the florida coastline has the hurricane continues the move northbound through cape cape canaveral. we'll talk about that as "today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: breaking news at 5:00. hurricane matthew taking aim at the florida coast this morning with potentially devastating storm surges and flooding. >> kris: a new advisory is just out. we're tracking the storm's path as millions brace for the driving wind and howling rain. >> christa: and police are investigating a murder mystery in orange. an elderly man killed in his >> kris: young students witnessing a terrible crime in roxbur

a sleepless night up the east coast. still here from melbourne to fort pierce, 130 to 145 miles per hour. moving north up there to cape canaveral, and then finally, exiting the florida coast somewhere around jacksonville but making a pretty big impact on georgia, as well. >> absolutely. chad thanks so much for keeping an eye on it and warning everyone who is listening to us today to be careful and evacuate if you are in the zone. this is what's headed in your direction. these are live pictures from nassau in the bahamas. and again chad said it could be 145-mile-per-hour winds when it hits florida. everyone be careful out there. we'll see you tomorrow. chris will be down there covering hurricane matthew for us. and "newsroom" with carol costello picks up at our breaking hurricane coverage all day after this very quick break. whatcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your

after midnight, that's why ther are hurricane warnings all alon the east coast of florida extending to the west coast wit a tropical a large system that will impact much ofng the florida peninsula. looking at the time frame, the northwest movement around 14 mp work just north of west palm beach , at 11:00 o'clock continues to move up the east coast, with hurricane strength winds to melbourne, daytona beach andeen lots of rainfall. looking at a very dangerous 36 your loved ones are out of the area, we are dealing with another gorgeous day here with plenty o sunshine currently with the temperatures into the mid- 70s.th are some 60s to the east, we will be in the upper 70sar y today, ballpark temperature 69 degrees, mainly clear skies. great night for the indians game tonight. mass evacuations along the florida coast to north carolina or in effect as they prepare fo hurricane matthew. >> holly firfer has the latest. let the countdown begin , not just hours away td people have been urged to evacuate ahead of thehe arrival since hurricane sandy in 2012, the warning residents i that it is go

tomorrow night we get into 30 mile-per- hurricane forecast on the east coast about 45 mile-per-hour winds and 30 to 35 along the coast. it is 89 degrees today, 80 tomorrow, breezy, windy. behind this it does look like we try out -- dry out for the weekend . >>> the florida department of transportation, the area that encompasses our suncoast area, suspended all of the construction. that will not only be for today but for tomorrow if that is to make sure in case they need to use i 75 as an emergency evacuation, there will not be any roadwork on the roads. i'm also not seeing any construction right now in the bay area, tampa bay, all about bear area interstates look great -- all of our bay area interstates look great. lovesick live look at downtown tampa. we couldn't ask for a better drive here. coming away from pope county through plant city. it looks fantastic on the interstate. that is a look at weather and traffic back to you. >>> the vice presidential candidates face-off in virginia . still ahead, the fiery confrontations in the latest you live a portable life. new dannon oikos nonfat y

continues its destructive path along florida's east coast .. crews in the south start assessing the damages left behind ... millions are still sarah rosario reports. there are wide spread beach -- downed trees, powerlines, roofs of buildings and the storm is far down in hurricane matthew's :06 - :09) "let's remember the storm has already passed half our state. bringing the heaviest rains at high tide... raising the risk and fears of catastrophic storm "we are very concerned about lessened with the eye remaining well off shore. (nats: winds) still at times .. wind gusts were so strong .. first their poles across the region .. transformers exploding .. leaving hundreds of thousands without power. thousands rode out the storm .. in shelters ... hundreds of pets housed with their owners.... . still unsure when they will be able to go home (forecast track) hurricane matthew is forecasted to skirt the coasts of georgia and south carolina into the weekend. but meteorologists mean any less dangerous. personally plead w/ you to get out right now." milli

our territory covers 35 counties the majority of which are along the east coast. so as the storm makes its way up the east coast, we're continuing to see more out annuals. however, the percentages are rather low compared to what we had thought about 20 hours ago. we were making early stills that as could be impacted with out of power. so these lower numbers are a little positive news for us to see that it's working. but either way, we have about 12,000 crews in the field that are ready to respond and as quickly as possible to get our customer's power back on when the weather decides to do so. >> i know you are busy. i appreciate a little of the here this morning. thank you. >>> hurricanes matthew, how does it match up to other storms? we will hear from a national hurricane center specialist next. stay with us. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara? just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara? may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of

worth of damage so it is significant damage along the east coast? huge tourism area, the state of florida, just like the west coast, so talk about a storm of cat four category going south to north, and just, just devastating. devastating. go ahead. >> since talking about the fact this is one of the largest ' vac cents florida has ever seen, how are people treating it? taking it very seriously then? >> some people -- >> a lot of people. >> just going to talk about that it has to do how old you are, have you ever been in a hurricane before. we talked to folks along the east coast, a lot of the folks millennials, haven't been through hurricane before. if they have a lot younger. so they're decide to go just hunker down and wait and see how it plays out. folks who have been through hurricanes before, since 2005, 2004, deciding to get out of town, they've put up the board. they've put up the hurricane shelters. absolutely. and they're going to the west coast. meanwhile, some folks are deciding to wait it out and see how it all pans out. i tell you, you li

along the east coast. more goes by as far as information goes and dat tarks the better idea on the exact track i think tomorrow. more so on wednesday. the rain gradually ending to night. we're downo 75. and thunder showersill be redeveloping tomorrow. we'rbackp to 86 and then the forecast for cloudy. showers start moving because the outer flow with matthew and 87. i'm not expecting that much rain if the storm parallels the east coast. then the hurricane force winds out 40 miles to the center. so we won't have hurricane force winds with the storm parallel in the east coast. not that much wind and then it tus drier a ls humids sunday and monday. a lot going on. back to you. >> certainly is. thank you paul. this is a crazy story. kim kardashian recovering from a frightening robber i. and the thieves ee this is medicine. medicine. uh... mecinecine. with amendment 2, this is at "medicine" will look like: up to twenty times stronger than it once was. marketed to kids. sold next to schools. in nearly two thousand

a watch through the east coast of florida. they're going to be hit the hardest because by thursday it we're still fine tuning that track as a few miles can make a big difference in the forecast for many folks. moving to the north at 10 miles per hour as then as we head into friday intorks the weekend it quickly barrels toward the carolinas and moves up the eastern seaboard. maximum wind gust, now it is not going to be a rain event. the east coast will see some rain, but we're really not going to see much across the tampa bay area. their only concern stronger winds. so on thursday the winds will pick up through the day. they'll reach their peak thursday night and friday morning. places like polk, highlands county, anywhere from 40 to 50 miles per hour winds with this system as we head into thursday night and friday. more at 5:00. steve, stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> next, irs phone scams. we have all heard of them, but the most common way they try to steal your money and what you can do if you think someone is targetin

i'm storm team 8 meteorologist ian oliver on florida's east coast. back to you. >> thank you ian. >>> up north, the mayor of jacksonville is urging residents on the coast to leave their homes and move further inland. the wind is already blowing and people there are beginning to fill the sandbags. in south florida, a hurricane county. while there is a tropical storm warning for miami-dade. at this time, there are no mandatory evacuations for the counties, residents are waiting in long lines to fuel up and they are stocking up on supplies as well. parts of cuba looking like a war zone. police and soldiers are attempting to clear the streets of debris after hurricane matthew drove through that island. dozens of homes are destroyed. >>> and right new york city rescuers are trying to reach the hardest hit areas in haiti. the image heartbreaking. these are images of some of the damage. haiti is cut off from communications. matthew was the strongest hurricane to hit haiti in 50 years. >>> hurricane matthew made landfall there first, newschannel8's candace mc

and the outer bands of the east coast here of florida. fort lauderdale as well as miami with winds at times gusting around 35, 40 miles per hour. but look at the eye call coming into freeport. when we talk about maximum sustained winds at 140 miles an hour you found it right there in the eye wall. so it's possible we may be talking winds 120, 140 miles per hour about to rip over freeport folks. >> east coast of florida after moving over freeport, then it does head toward the east coast of florida perhaps near fort pierce, after midnight tonight it's not quite known if it will technically make a landfall, the eye comes on land, the eye wall itself will be very close to lad and that's again where you find the strong wind. also very heavy rain along the 5 corridor. rainfall tallies, miami proper not too bad, 2 inches of rain, but north of perhaps 9 inches of rain through tomorrow night and into saturday morning. >> authorities of the caribbean left to pick up the pieces after hurricane matthew left a pile of destruction there. >> bri eggers

east coast. there are veriuation orders in place all along the east coast from florida to the carolinas. it all depends on the angle and how this hit with an impact that it would cause. >> christa: clearly they were saying the most powerful time. what about the effect on us? >> chris: showers saturday afternoon and saturday night, but for the most part a lot of effects stay well south of us as the trend we've been talking about the last day and a half of the high pressure building in is pressing north of carolina points south. winds 125mph now expecting this to strengthen to a category four as it approaches florida. that was mentioning the angle. if you can keep the eye just off shore, then it's much better for the state of florida, however, if that eye comes on strongest of winds as well as the greatest storm surge. and it will be much more damaging along the east coast of florida along that 95 stretch, essentially from west palm beach points north. so it's so close to call in terms of how damag

to get you oriented, here's the east coast of florida. a is where we have a hurricane warning in effect. here's the center of the storm, forecasted to move right along the coast north of pauch beach, all the way up through the georgia coast and south carolina. and where that center comes ashore is very close to coming ashore we could have devastating immarket, category 4 storm surge of 7 to 11 feet blown ashore by the strong winds. >> when do you think the category 4 could make landfall? >> at had point, it's closing in on the coast but it looks like probably tomorrow morning through again saturday is when the center will ride up right along the coast or perhaps just offshore. so we could have considerable damage all the way up the coast beginning tomorrow. >> is this storm intensifying actually, hard to believe it's a category 4, is it intensifying as it approaches the united states? >> it did intensify today. however, we don't think there will be any further strengthening before the center comes to the shoreline. then there will be gradu

hurricane matthew is forecast to strengthened even more as it rolls up the east coast of florida into georgia, south carolina u possibly nuclear. live fox team coverage continues. first let's check in with ryan reporting from the sebastiÁn inland on the central florida coast, ryan. >> hi, john, well incredible interview with the governor stressing all the important things particularly evacuation. i'm here in sebastiÁn. this is the island that has mandatory evacuation starting at 8:00 a.m. this morning. this is exactly the kind of place you do not want to be from now until this storm is over. businesses have shuttered and homes are shuttered on, you have some on lookers looking but at some point the conditions are going to deteriorate very quickly and that is why the mandatory evacuation was set up here at 8:00 a.m. to give people time to get on the road and to get to where they need to be either farther up north or west ahead of this storm. but lastly people want is to be out there making the last preparations as the outer bands from this storm come in as people are stuck on the road

on the east coast. at this hour, hurricane matthew is a strong category 3, 70-mile-an-hour winds recorded on vero beach. more than 140,000 power outages reported. indeed, florida in the last few minutes, updated that to over 200,000. and walt disney world has had to close for the fourth time ever. nbc's ron mott is with us from daytona beach. ron, it looks like it's even stronger than the last time i checked with you. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, ari. it's starting to get a little tougher to stand up right here, with tends with swirling the way it is, just outside our hotel. remarkably, the power is still on, at least in this part of daytona beach. we're crossing our fingers that we make it through the rest of the night, with the power not likely. once the winds pick up stronger, you'll see it flicker on and off. and while the wind is a problem, it's always the storm surge that are the potential deadly threat they bring. we're expecting 7 to 11 feet for storm surge. we got a little b

at least the southern half of the east coast. essentially just north of miami just to the north and hurricane watches up near the space coast of florida. likely you will see those changed over to hurricane warning either later today or tonight. there's very warm water. you talk about water temperature into the mid 80s across the bahamas and upper level atmosphere pretty conducive for this to strengthen a little bit more as well. wouldn't be surprised to see that. and that's what the national hurricane center is saying. this goes from three to four. somewhere over the bahamas dangerously close to the east then you notice the hook off to the northeast and to the east. this part of the forecast cone substantially further south than what we show you yesterday afternoon in and the reason for that is lot of model now say you know what instead of hitting the tropic coming up the east coast we think it will be miss that connection and stay south. the european and the europe model here that all stays to the south in fact bending back of ot

riding up along the east coast before turning out to sea... and possibly do a boomerang back to florida. ((brian loftus)) i'm brian loftus. ((sharie johnson)) >> and i'm sharie johnson. the storm has already killed more than 300 people in haiti... with the death toll expected to rise as authorities search for survivors. no deaths were reported in cuba. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> the storm has also caused a travel nightmare for millions. more than 37- hundred flights are canceled till tomorrow. so far, there are several canceled flights at mccarran that are heading to florida. we're going to send things over now to marlie hall.. who's live from orlando with the latest. pummeling the florida coast with unrelenting rain... ...and roaring winds...with gusts already up to 70 miles pe h the category 3 storm sent boats in this harbor rocking side to side. storm shutters were ripped off the front of businesses in west palm beach. in daytona beach...police were left patrolling empty streets as most residents listened to evacuations warnings: (gov rick sc

all the computer models in agreement that it's going to hang off florida's east coast. one change with this suite computer models is it's pushing in closer along the south carolina and north carolina coast. but look at this. this could effect just about everybody on the east coast of the united states by the time this is said and done. and about two minutes ago, tropical storm nicole formed out in the atlantic. at this point, it's not expected to bother anyone. it's going to be a tropical storm for a while and sit and spin out there. a lot going on in the tropics. we'll talk about our local forecast, coming up. >>> right now florida son alert. closely monitoring this storm. >> we heard from governor rick scott about what's being done to prepare for hurricane matthew here in florida. news channel 8's meredith joins us now from the tampa news center. >> the governor said we cannot rule out a direct hit on florida. we really need to take this storm seriously. >> the problem we have with this storm is the projected path is right along our coast. if it turns, we're not going

along the east coast. so let's take another quick look at what is happening wi again, a category 4 hurricane. winds at 130 miles an hour there. and, you can see that eye wall. the good thing though is that it does show signs of weakening as it gets a little bit closer to the coast. but again, that may not be saying too much because it could still be a category 3 making landfall possibly somewhere along the florida coast tomorrow. meanwhile, back in arizona, we have been enjoying some really gorgeous weather. same thing goes for tonight. up to the north. the weekend though is going to bring about some changes. and we will start that late tomorrow. so, we have a disturbance that is going to be moving up from the south. and, tracking its way across bringing some moisture with it. starting tomorrow night, tomorrow about 10:00, we have a 20% chance of rain. so that may be important if you are maybe headed out to the state fair or something and plan to stay late. saturday morning, 78 degrees with a 30% chance of

, the east coast here, florida, west palm beach will have to watch out for that. and then it is going up the coast, maybe impacting the arizona r carolinas. so family on the east coast that does not pay attention to the news or the weather, probably make a phone call today or the next day and tell them hey, you need to be in the it could have big impacts, hurricane watches up for parts of the coast, near florida. and also tropical storm watches for miami. so, watching this one friday and--carefully friday and saturday. all of the activity is far to the north, up by billings and places like wyoming and denver, very, very sunny for today. very dry for today. and boy, you are not going to see much, going be very nice. we do start to see a ridge of high pressure building in and it is going to start to bring the temperatures back up to where they should be for this time of the year. right pow, 66 in--right now, 66 in payson: 80 in helo bend. not any moisture really to talk about. and it feels great. 85 in phoenix. 60 in payson. havasu city. i think we are below freezing

. >> christa: for the latest on the track and this possible east coast landfall, we turn dangerously close to east florida. canaveral. came out of the caribbean, over cuba. notice how the ragged look is getting more symmetric. you are watching the thunderstorm activity around the center of storm develop more. it is losing any influence of land. and it is not a good sign for folks in the bahamas and across the east coast of florida. this will likely pick up strength. you are already seeing it beginning to do so. winds up to 120 miles an hour. center's forecast. if it does regain category four strength. by the time we get into thursday night and early friday morning. passing very close to the florida coast right here. again, over that eye comes over this land here. this coastline. that is going to cause big problems for florida. if it does track a hundred miles offshore, it is a much better situation. i don't think we will get much impact here in new england. look at the track sunday into monday. this is suppressed well south showers pulled in here to start the weekend, it does look lik

. >>> right now on cbs north carolina, evacuations are underway on the east coast as first responders prepare >>> from haiti to our coast, we have a look at the the impact matthew is having and could have. >> good morning. thanks for watching cbs north carolina on your friday. i'm stefan chase. >> good morning, everybody. i'm russ bowen. >>> we begin with the latest on hurricane matthew. president obama has already signed an emergency disaster declaration for florida and south carolina, paving the way for federal resources. >> haiti the hardest-hit area by the storm so far, at least emergency to all 100 counties to allow for more resources to move south. school system in the area being proactive, not taking chances. cumberland and harnett county schools will close two hours early today. >> thousand are leaving their homes ahead of matthew and many ending up in north carolina to ride out the storm. leaders still warning people to get out of >> for the latest on the path of matthew, let's go to alyssa corfont. good morning. >>> good morning, guys. good morning to you at home. the latest

there are hurricane warnings and watchings along the entire east coast of our state. opical storm watches are in effect for the florida gulf coast. there's no question this is serious. only a small deviation in the forecast track to the left or to the west could bring the core of a major hurricane on shore within the hurricane warning area. well, a small deviation to the right could keep all the hurricane force winds offshore. look at the track. it's been tending to go west, not east. a small movement could mean a lot. that's why we have to prepare for a direct hit. so if you need to evacuate, do not wait. you don't have that much time left to evacuate. and think about it. the longer you wait to evacuate, there's other people who will wait and the highway's going to get clogged. that's when our gas stations will have problems with people making sure they have enough fuel. protecting life is our number one priority. the impacts of hurricane matthew could include heavy rain, up to 12 inches along the east coast. if you look at prior storms, we get bands sometimes that dr

that's why we think as the storm makes its way to the east coast look at the temperatures here close to 90 degrees. that's why we think rapid intensification could be potentially a problem for this coast. there's the forecast path let's break it down for you real quick. this is the closest path it makes toward port saint lucie. 120 miles per hour sustained winds overnight tonight. it hugs the coastline. again whether it makes land fall or not is not an issue. upwards of maybe a foot of rainfall. hurricane wind force for hours then we watch the georgias and carolinas. please listen to your local officials. rick scott is doing an amazing job on twitter and letting everyone know. neighbors helping neighbors. all lanes of interstate 26 letting all people it has been that we had a major hurricane in this area. >> janice dean, thank you. >> we are going to take you to florida that is bracing for the brunt of it as hurricane matthew swings closer and closer to the coast. >> people are preparing for the worst. brian what is the latest where you are? >> good morning. right here in sebastian we