the hurricane came ashore along florida's east coast.orm. >>> hanging in the balance. control of the u.s. house and senate are still up for grabs as votes are still being counted across the country. what president biden is saying about the results up to this point. >>> and attack suspect indicted. a man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer is indicted by a federal grand jury. the charges he's facing. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with tropical storm

the remnants of hurricane nicole racing up the east coast after slamming into florida, leaving a trail of destruction behind. at this hour the northeast in the crosshairs. on the atlantic coast of florida dozens of homes and hotels damaged and destroyed in volusia county, the daytona beach area. heavy rain and wind reaching south carolina overnight. flooded roads and swamped cars in boon, north carolina. and the tornado watch for much of the day in dinwiddie, virginia. a funnel cloud beneath an ominous sky. rob marciano with the forecast in just a moment. stephanie ramos leads us off right here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, remnants of hurricane nicole now moving up the east coast. tornado sirens sounding in downtown richmond. >> oh, boy, look right here at the lightning strikes. those lightning strikes are really cycling up. >> reporter: heavy rain inundating drivers in boone, north carolina. hurricane nicole made landfall early thursday, south of daytona beach, as a rare november category 1 storm. and it absolutely eviscerated florida's coastline. dozens of homes and hotels, cru

along the east coast as well, we'll have some precipitation move through.ou'll see this developing a secondary cold front and pressure will bring heavier rainfall across the east coast. more for the sunday and monday time frame. here's the forecast accumulation and a small chance of some flash flooding as well. here's the forecast weather. travel delays anticipated across the east coast. be prepared for that, max. back to you. >> thank you. thank you to derek. >>> now cnn projects alaska democrat mary paltola will hang onto the u.s. house seat she won a few months ago in a special election after once again repeating republican sarah pal lynn and nick baga. the palin was strike a political comeback. >>> u.s. justice department wants mike pence to testify about his former boss. sources tell cnn they're asking the former vice president to provide information on donald trump's efforts to prevent the transfer of power after the 2020 election and the transfer of power. caitlyn palance has the details. >> reporter: justice department prosecutors have reached out t

the system then moving right up the east coast tonight. hurricane nicole making a direct hit. florida this late in the season in nearly 40 years. the homes falling into the ocean. hundreds of thousands without power. the storm moving up the coast, alerts across several states tonight. damaging winds, possible tornadoes and washington, d.c. to new york city all bracing for what's coming next. victor oquendo and rob marciano in the storm zone. >>> also tonight, the battle for control of the house and the senate still undecided tonight. the key senate races in arizona and in nevada, too close to call. 400,000 votes left to be counted in arizona. many of them early ballots, and we'll tell you where those votes were cast, and what it might say about where this race is headed. also, nevada tonight, where the votes are still being counted and what it could mean for both candidates there. terry moran in arizona, our political director rick klein back at the big board tonight. how close these races are and, of course, the runoff now in georgia. >>> the economy and tonight, encouraging

this system then heading right up the east coast to new york city and the east coast. >>> and house speaker nancy pelosi, her first interview on the attack and on her future in congress. >>> first the key races in the battlegrounds down to the wire. the pennsylvania showdown between john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz. president biden and former president obama in pennsylvania making the case for fetterman. dr. oz joined in pennsylvania by former president trump, the closing argument they made together. in georgia tonight, another dead heat. senator raphael warnock and his republican challenger, herschel walker, neck and neck. senator warnock and what he said today about herschel walker. and tonight walker making his closing argument. republicans needing just one seat to take back control of the senate. just five seats to take control of the house. what we're seeing in these final hours. eva pilgrim and steve osunsami live in the battlegrounds. rick klein and rachel scott at the big boards tonight. the key numbers to watch as we head into election night. >>> also on this monday night, the stat

i want to shift over to the east coast, and i know we're waiting for the west coast returns to come inbut republicans did a lot of damage, especially in states like new york, including taking the d triple c's chair seat. sean patrick maloney's chair. do you think he failed democrats this cycle? >> no, quite the opposite. normally, historically, the party in power takes a s shellacking, using obama's words in the midterm. it didn't happen and quite the opposite instead of losing seats we may very well wind up continuing to be in control of the house of representatives, that is a remarkable change from the historic pattern of the past. so, no, sean patrick didn't do -- did a good job. unfortunately didn't do a good job in his own district against a well-funded candidate, but keep in mind that the issue of greed got into play in new york. the initial redistricting that was put forth by the democrats in new york was frankly greedy. the court said no and did the redistricting themselves and redistricting that actually favored the republicans, rather than the democrats. so that really, that

. >>> hundreds of delays up and down the east coast with travel back near pre-pandemic levels. plus, the mid-air scare, one passenger threatening another with a weapon. what happened next. >>> biggest wave of unrest in decades. rare and brazen acts of public defiance against the communist government in the streets of china. many fed up over the strict covid policies.

eating away at florida's heavily populated east coast. look at the white caps and wave action here on the indian river. this isn't even the ocean. and this isn't even high tide. this sea wall's taking a beaten. those houses in jeopardy. this road certainly going to be flooded tonight. in daytona beach shores, officials forced to evacuate families from multiple high rises. the properties already sustaining surf damage and erosion from hurricane ian. >> there is a distinct possibility that one or both of these structures may collapse in some part. >> reporter: our ginger zee just north of there in daytona beach. >> the storm is still more than 250 miles away and the erosion has been epic. look out this window. the sliding glass door of a home. they lost 30 feet in just the last 24 hours. we had a backyard yesterday. we don't today. >> reporter: workers racing to try to save these homes, shoring up the land they sit on with boulders before the next high tide. airports and theme parks in the storm's path shutting down. nicole already making o

families along the east coast are under a curfew until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. this as workers assess the safety of buildings on the water. homes along this barrier island theater observe the edge -- on the eedge before hurricane nicole hit. now many have crumbled into the ocean. local officials in volusia counties say as many as 40 single homes and 19 hotels are compromised. >> no one's seen anything like this. we're worried about the condos and homes for people. >> reporter: walls gone, furniture ruined, everything these homeowners have worked for has been swept away by the sea. >> this whole area is unsafe as well. it's compromised. everything is creating sink holes underneath the houses. >> reporter: back in september, hurricane ian undermined sea walls in the area, and there wasn't enough time to fix them before nicole made a rare november landfall. >> this is obviously not a significant a storm as hurricane nicole was but, coming on the heels of that, yo're seeing communities where you had a lot of that erosion on the coastline, you know, this has put some

so, everyone on the east coast getting a piece of hurricane nicole.ight, david, for the good people of florida. >> no question about that. rob, thank you. we'll track it all night long. the latest on "gma." and by the away, we thank you at home for staying up with us late last night for the election. i'm david muir here in new york. thank you for watching. have a good evening. good night. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> democracy but the american people have spoken. kristen: the votes are in but still being counted. some races, stella photographs -- still up for grabs. >> thanks for joining us. kristen: we begin with a fire burning under interstate 880 in okun's, it broke out in a homeless encampment under the freeway near we mandela parkway turns into 3rd st. this is how it looked about 30 minutes ago. it did not appear that traffic was seriously impacted by all that thick smoke coming from the fire. this is the latest of a series of fires at encampment's across oakland. larry: let's get to elec

. >> reporter: tonight, damaging winds and heavy rain from nicole are slamming florida's east coast.dy vulnerable from ian's devastating damage just weeks ago, buildings teetering on the ocean's edge, the storm already washing away part of the sea wall, causing this building to collapse. nicole will be the first hurricane to make a november landfall in florida in nearly 40 years. dozens of counties are under a state of emergency, and mandatory evacuations have been ordered for some barrier island residents in low-lying areas and mobile homes. >> floridians in the path of storm should expect to see power outages when you're having these gusty conditions. >> reporter: in lee county, debris from ian could become dangerous projectiles. >> if there's any strong wind, everything is going to be everywhere. >> reporter: and four to six feet of storm surge is expected to flood the same areas ian submerged. >> there's definitely more surge than we normally see. >> reporter: in jensen beach, teddy miller says he's riding out the storm. did you go to the store? did you fill up on gas? >> yeah, w

emergency declared in dozens of florida counties hurricane and tropical storm watches along the state's east coast. meteorologist bill karins joins us. bill, what are you watching >> we were all hoping ian was going to be the last one unfortunately, nicole is heading for east central florida. residents are being told have all your hurricane completions done by tomorrow at sunset because on wednesday is when the winds will come in and then wednesday night possible hurricane conditions this is a large disorganized storm we're not going to focus too much on that center line with this one. there won't be a well-defined eye we're going to have really strong winds and really problems with surge all north of the center. we're talking brevard county, volusia county, all the way through jacksonville even the southeast coastal areas of georgia and the carolinas will have problems but the key time for the worst of it will be as we go through wednesday evening to thursday morning and then we'll track this as a rainmaker up the east coast as we head toward the weekend >> bill, thanks very much >>> up next as w

but now as these polls are closing here in the east coast, and in the coming hours out to the west, the president, we understand we'll be watching these returns as they come in with his senior advisors. and we know that we expect the to on wednesday, he may, in fact, address the nation appealing for patience as these boats are continuing to be tallied because again, we expect that it may be some time before we get a final results. now, in terms of this final result, this is where some of the complications come in, given the fact that the president has said democracy is on the line. and many people have argued that the longer this result takes the more that there have been questions about the result. you remember that in 2020, of course, the president saying that there are many candidates who have questioned those results and may do so again. and so that is what we expect will also be the president's message. but in terms of the voting that's taking place right now. and his agenda going forward here, and certainly the president and his advisors feeling very nervous. and i was going to as

tonight, the deadly damage caused by tropical storm nicole, after making landfall on florida's east coast as a hurricane. homes and buildings collapse into the ocean, as hundreds of thousands are without power. cbs's elise preston is in hard-hit daytona beach. >> it's heartbreaking. our town's in for some pretty hard times, i think. >> o'donnell: breaking news-- security threat. an international flight bound for the new york area is forced to turn around. the latest reporting. the stock market soars, with hopes inflation may have peaked, but credit card rates have reached a new record high. cbs's lilia luciano with what it means for you ahead of the holiday shopping season. "eye on america." >> in our unit alone, we've lost more to suicide and substance abuse than enemy fire. >> o'donnell: cbs's margaret brennan introduces us to the u.s. veteran cycling to help america's heroes. and, the shocking discovery. what divers found while searching for wrecked planes from world war ii. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: go

his hosts are not going to stick to east coast time just because he is here.e morning eastern, 3:00 in the morning eastern, and sneak in a quick nap if you can. but as soon as the east coast, as soon as all you guys are awake back east we have to be ready to tell you what happened overnight. >> john: i want to ask you a question because you are going to be a dad soon, you and your wife hillary are expecting. this job that you've got tends to consume you, whether you are at the white house for 18 hours a day, or whether you are travelling and the world. how is being a dad on a personal level going to change things for you, or will it? >> you know, it's funny. in my bag that i take with me everywhere on the trip i have a little light reading for when everybody back east is asleep, and it's baby books. i'm just trying to figure out what exactly is going on with the baby, with a baby, and just knowing everything that i can. i know that you just kind of figure it out when the baby comes. i imagine i would get as much sleep as on a trip to the president in southeast

on the east coast.some races too close to call. 49.0249.0 is pretty amazing with a difference of 756 votes in the state of georgia. we have already called the governors race there. governor brian kemp. we expect him to come out and speak to his voters. his spread much bigger over stacey abrams. we will see, a number of pockets of votes still left in georgia that could come in. >> could take a while to answer in pennsylvania as well. here is how it stacks up right now. forty-eight-49 with fetterman in the lead at the moment in 76% of that vote in. mail in first and then they start counting the day of. >> let's go to arizona. 48% in and there is a lead for mark kelly. that is also early vote. day of his going to be coming in, we expect, soon. that is the spread as of now. >> nevada senate. it's take a look this one. a pickup for republicans if they can when it. so far we have only seen holds in the race for the red team. too close to call. >> at 0%. >> north carolina senate. [laughter] >> 95% in. this is

on the east coast and the polls are open on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west where polls in california and nevada open in just about one hour. control of congress -- >> a couple big races out there. >> oh, yes. >> you have the nevada senate race, an awful lot of races in arizona as well. the gubernatorial race in l.a. you've got the mayor's race. >> a lot closer than democrats would like that race to be. nevada, you have up and down the ballot some election deniers there, same goes for arizona. a lot at stake out west and across the country. >> nobody's going to sleep on the west coast tonight, back east, because, man, some of the most important races taking place. >> control of congress is up for grabs. republicans are favored to win the house, where they need a net gain of five seats. the smallest number of seats the out of power party has needed to flip the house since 1932. >> michael, let's put perspective on this again for our friends joining us on the west coast right now. in 2010, how many seats -- >> we picked up 63 house seats, which was the

and just a few blocks from where i'm standing, families along the east coast are under a curfew until:00 a.m. tomorrow. this as workers assess the safety of buildings on the water. homes along this barrier island teetered on the edge before hurricane nicole hit. now many have crumbled into the ocean. local officials in volusia county say as many as 40 single homes and 19 hotels are compromised. >> no one's ever seen anything like this. we're worried about the condos. we're worried about rehoming people. >> reporter: walls are gone. furniture is ruined. everything these homeowners have worked for has been swept away by the sea. >> this whole area is unsafe as well. it's just compromised everything, and it's creating basically almost like sinkholes underneath these houses. >> reporter: back in september, hurricane ian undermined seawalls in the area, and there wasn't enough time to fix them before nicole made a rare november landfall. >> this is obviously not as significant a storm as hurricane ian was, but coming on the heels of that, you're seeing communities where you had a lot of th

through friday evening still some rain lingering close to the east coast, most other areas tending tosaturday, the front sits close to the east coast and another front tries to squeeze in from the west, so in between there will be drier weather. they could be frost and fog around early on saturday most of us will see cloud, some outbreaks of rain and it's going to be feeling colder than it has done recently. thanks, sarah. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with victoria derbyshire, which is just getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are baroness ros altmann, who's the former pensions minister under david cameron's conservative government, and kevin schofield, the political editor at huffpost uk. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. the autumn statement dominates the front pages. the metro reworks harold macmillan�*s famous phras

it will eventually spread to the east coast where things will start to change. by the way, look at the tail end of the system. that moves through new orleans and the gulf coast on saturday. look what it did to the st. charles parish west of new orleans. you can see some of the roofs damaged in the confirmed tornado across this particular region, uprooting some trees, knocking over power poles and overturning a trailer truck bed as fortunately we're losing that weather threat, but we're still to maintain that heavy rainfall going forward. this storm system is going to create travel headaches as people head back from their holiday weekend visiting family and friends. you can see interstate 75, interstate 80 and 20 within these arias. certainly wet roadways ponding on the roads. there's indianapolis and the chicago metro region. inte interstate 80 will certainly be wet. we're only 200 miles away from the shield of rain reaching the major east coast cities including new york city. we're going to see that advance in the coming hours and that will bring problems to th

>> i mean, this is a huge challenge, particularly for the east coast of the united states. well it's where all the products are in really short supply and this is going to be a big challenge when we go to the european sanctions in february, europe is going to basically go to zero in terms of imports of russian products. we now have europe essentially bidding against the u.s. east coast for a refined products and if we have a very cold winter, this competition could send prices much higher. and so that will be a really pronounced problem come winter and again, it's a problem with competition right now between the u.s. east coast and europe for their fine products. >> back to you, halima, before we go back to mark, do you think we could get a ban, temporary or whatever on refined products like diesel from the united states, being bandied about. in other words, you can't ship from houston to rotterdam. >> right now, the u.s. energy secretary is talking about sort of minimum inventory levels for the east coast, but the question is, do we go further in terms of refined products

it will impact both coasts of florida before heading up the east coast. it comes as we learn the federal government has shelled out more than $2 billion to help out those impacted by hurricane ian. ian made landfall on florida's gulf coast in late september as a category 4 storm. the storm killed more than 100 people. >>> and breaking overnight, if you were hoping to become an instant billionaire, you're going to have to wait a little while longer, not because someone won the record powerball jackpot. that's not what happened at all. it's because the drawing was delayed. >> because of a technical problem tonight, we're unable to bring you the powerball drawing at this time. >> you heard it. the $1.9 billion powerball drawing had to be postponed because of what's being called a technical problem. one participating lottery needed more time to secure security. the drawing is expected to take place later this morning though. >>> and coming up, north korea's ominous message. what the country said about its recent missile test. >>> and later, a hospital warning,

we love to talk about the east coast.uys are in howl, michigan you're in memphis, you're in commerce, georgia. you're in the suburbs of pittsburgh how is the non-coastal california coastal new york market doing the heartland. >> you know, it happens to be doing really well. in fact, those people want brands people want brablnds across the country. in some places we're the regional mall in some of the more rural markets what is interesting and a dynamic we've seen shift particularly over the last three years and i would say post covid is that a lot of folks and some of those more out of the way markets that relied a lot more heavily on domestic tourism are now seeing customers there year round, month round, week round and in fact, that's one of the great drivers of successes that we're having not only with retail brands but also with the food and beverage brands we're starting to open. >> listen, we always like to hear success and feel good stories. steven, ceo of tanger outlets. good stuff go enjoy your prethanksgiving pr

when you go across the mountain range, you arrive on the east coast.so there are only 3 counties on the east coast and people just live there. they do farming or hunting by themselves. they are more natural places for people to go surfing, scuba diving or just go hiking. (sophie fouron) when we think of taiwan, this does not come to mind. but in fact, 75% of the island is covered by mountains. dory. (shao-chih chung - dory) hi, sophie. this area is very special because it used to be a mining area. - it's very difficult for me to imagine that when i hear the birds and see the butterflies and this beautiful, beautiful mountain. - you can see there's a sign. - yes. what does the sign say? - it says this place is still toxic. - are you taking me to an unsafe place? - well, it's toxic, of course, but it's not so serious as they say, i think. actually, the government put up a lot of these signs to try to make less problems. if people get some problem, they'll complain to the government and say it's all their fault if they caught something. actually, the hike

the first polling stations opened on the east coast at 5:00 am local time.k is accompanied by an unprecedented hype, scandals and speculation about possible manipulation of the results alexey vesovsky more. still talking about some violations and incidents, but only reports that in one of the districts of the states of new jersey, electronic voting machines went out of order and people there have to manually fill out ballots traditional choice started from the east coast of the united states further connected the central part america and then the american west at stake today is the entire composition of the us house of representatives 435 seats in order to control the house the party needs to get at least 218 seats there. now let me remind you that the lower house of congress is controlled by the democrats, but according to forecasts in these elections, the republicans can get an advantage of 30-40, and even 50 seats, which is already quite optimistic for the red numbers, is called. let's see if these predictions will come true also play out 35 seats in the

. >>> let's get to tornado warnings up and down the east coast tonight at the remnants of nicole's beenoss major cities. that's just one of the stories ahead on the cbs evening news. here is norah o'donnell. >>> good evening, juliette. on this friday night, after kpix 5, honoring our heroes with an on the road story about paying it forward for patriots. that's tonight on this veterans day on the cbs evening news. >>> still ahead, honoring our heroes with a litt >>> welcome back. the uss hornet welcomed veterans, their families, and the general public to a special event spotlighting history while honoring all who have served. >> that is the concord-based singing group, ladies first. attendees had the chance to tour navy aircraft along with the new exhibit honoring african americans who have served in the military. >> they are trying to bring out those underrepresented in the military and their accomplishments. as well as the truth of tragedies , other things that were going on. >> the town of danville has opened a pop-up space museum. you will find everything from rocks and spacesuits to

hurricane was 75 miles per hour winds and striking south of beach and fort pierce on the states east coastu are watching "fox & friends first" on thursday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i am todd piro and scary images out of surrounding areas decimated by hurricane en, 45 counties with a state of emergency and 60,000 people already without power. >> carley: griff jenkins live in palm beach, florida. what are you seeing and experiencing right now? >> hey, carley and todd, good morning. it is a category 1 hurricane nicole around 3:00 a.m. near the beach and this would normally be an outdoor bar area where in november, people are savoring the sun but obviously not today a little colder as you see the winds with the trees, but the story of this category 1 hurricane is hitting in november. they haven't seen a hurricane making landfall in november and their concern as you mention 75 miles an hour coming on shore here are the eye is but the storm surge, you can see the angry seed behind me coincided with the tide appear that is when the full moon makes a large tide. and we will see it toda

that's where we see we gained market share on the total east coast. the u.s.ery different. these are stronger for us than in europe, although we grew also there, a good 8% in sales. markets are more impacted by the war in ukraine. dani: i do wonder, are you seeing any sign in terms of the economic strain, inflation that folks are facing, have you seen any signs of the consumer trading down, as it were, trying to seek out cheaper products? frans: we see that on both sides of the ocean. we see that consumers look for more private label products, they look for more value. we see how they are shopping with us. we offer 30% range of private level products, 50% in most european markets. we see down trading into our own private labels, but also customers looking for better deals. and also for more new solutions, convenience foods, and also in the run-up to the holiday season, thanksgiving or later on, we also expect that consumers are very focused on price. this is what we do now, a strong effort from our teams to keep the prices as low as possible. manus: i think th

east coast time. republicans have to be disappointed. will likely win the house. new hampshire has gone democrat want pennsylvania doesn't look great. it could come down to georgia and we have to wait for out west. i call balls and strikes. it's been commented on this evening that we are a closely divided country. the lesson parties have to understand. if you take the message too far left or right, you will get pushed back to the middle by voters. that's what i take from these numbers. we still have a long way to go in nevada, washington and arizona. i am surprised how close the wisconsin was with barnes and johnson. it's not over yet. a heck of a close race. my sources tell me in pennsylvania it looks good for fetterman. long night in front of us. len p.m. east coast time. i thought the numbers would be better for republicans. >> kiggans has been declared the winner now. >> [inaudible]. >> liz cheney. >> decided not to run again. >> yes. >> did thompson get reelected? >> [laughing]. >> one point on w

the hurricane came ashore along florida's east coast. we'll be live from near the eye of the storm. >>> hanging in the balance. control of the u.s. house and senate are still up for grabs as votes are still being counted across the country. what president biden is saying about the results up to this point. >>> and attack suspect indicted. a man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer is indicted by a federal grand jury. the charges he's facing. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with tropical storm nicole making landfall overnight in florida. the storm hit the east coast as a rare november hurricane just south of vero beach this morning. it's downgraded, though. earlier nicole battered the bahamas. jason allen is just north of west palm beach and right where nicole came ashore. what are things looking like now? >> reporter: good morning. you know, we've got a little bit of light rain, and the wind has come back. vero beach had a break this morning after a very rough night. for about an

look at the east coast, the major metropolitans from dulles, laguardia, jfk, to boston, these are areas we anticipate flight delays because of the sheer volume of people traveling and the potential for heavy rainfall on eastern seaboard. plenty of travel headaches coming up. >> the weather this weekend will be more active than the past few days for millions of americans who traveled by plane to visit family and relatives. pete mounteen has more. >> reporter: the thanksgiving rush is in a brief lull, the tsa screened 2.46 million people nationwide. that is just shy of a new pandemic-era air travel record. only 6% off of what we saw back in 2019 before the pandemic. so far things have been pretty smooth for passengers, especially considering the fact the weather has been very good and airlines cancelled 50,000 flights in total in the summertime. on wednesday, 60 nationwide. and on tuesday, it says zero. american airlines said it operated the biggest schedule of any airline and operated 99.9% of all of its flights. the industry went through a hiring blitz to try to avoid the meltdowns of t

so you think it's dying to attract hurricanes and it does, but in november and on the east coast. that's a rare event. nicole was the 1st since 1985. and has since crossed that peninsula going up towards georgia and its way through the caroline is now no longer as a hurricane, just as a tropical depression. its main legacy almighty east coast of florida was the rise in water level and therefore a lot of flooding. now that's still the likely come as it moves up, the east coast is quite a strong breeze, so there will be some increase in the amount of coastal ascending. but look at this here, this is tropical rain falling in november. i must remind you in the eastern states of the us on this side is warm and humid and then you got rain and tucked it against the radius cold air coming out from the interior. this line of thunderstorms that may well turn to matic. now eventually that rain and we've got the east coast and the walk to go with it and the cold tucks in behind. so by saturday, the pictures rather different. it's still raining, but where was formerly warm is now getting rapid

go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. ♪ >> breaking right now up and down the east coast oforida conditions getting much worse a hurricane nicole p rear in november about to make landfall just south of cocoa beach that' along this phase coast in cape canaveral. it's also work learn blanchard' life tonight. what are we seeing and hearing out there? >> tonight i can tell you it is getting much worse at this hour in as nicole is getting closer to making landfall. you can probably tell how bad the conditions is ant it's only going to get worse throughout the evening. this cd of cocoa beach tweeted out the sustained winds now are at 45 miles an hour they're not going to be sending first responders helper every single call. they need to keep the first responders safe. obviously the conditions are getting worse. this kind of storm, something these folks in florida are not, they do not want or need at thi point and obviously, it comes a a very rare time. >> they orate about storm surge they worry about the rain and the wind and this kind of event may be secondary. hurricane ian deva

this storm system coming on shore again, causing some claps, especially along the east coast of florida. you can see that we continue to see strong storms moving in along the coastline. parts of georgia and the watching out for some tornadic activity there as we could see pop-up tornadoes with this storm system as it continues to churn. but it's got a long way to go before it is all said and done. it's going to carry a lot of that moisture onshore. so that will bring with it. well, guess what, more rain for them here in the bay area. we've got a beautiful shot this evening. the sun has set a couple high clouds up above, but a cold night coming our way tonight, frost and freeze warnings going up around the state and but watch out for some dense fog into the central valley. we do have a chance of a few showers coming our way. we'll take a closer look at that coming up in a few minutes. thanks. laura also coming up. a warning for parents, a popular stroller is being recalled after reports of >> several injuries to kids. what you need to know there. >> and a call for blood donors. what the

more rain on sunday, so outdoors on the east coast.arget saturday and this is your saturday forecast for everybody else. a big spot on the mississippi delta, that is where we see a whole bunch of rain. we will continue to as we move through the weekend. that is your holiday shopping forecast shopping forecast mccarley. >> carley: love it, saturday will be sunny. adam, thank you. washington, d.c., public school kids can add another mandatory test to their list. this one is for covid. >> wait a minute, president biden declared the pandemic over? we are talking to some parents who are not too happy about the test requirements for their kids. that is next. ♪ ♪ pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. ♪ ♪ >> griff: it was a somber thanksgiving day for the families of four university of idaho student stabbed to death in the middle of the night and please

>> we make our sweet potato casserole east coast style.luence as my grandmother was from the east coast. from massachusetts so her macaroni and her shoe potatoes casserole is lights out and in the south to do things differently and i refuse. i know it has to be like the way grandma made it. or i won't eat it. don't put nauseous stuff it straight up east coast sweet potatoes. >> i really wish i could give you an answer but the just no other food. i've know what it would be. >> queso? >> nobody wants my queso either. >> you should be proud of that queso. >> once food that your family eats that other families don't? >> my family cooks these creamed onions we don't need it and she cooks. [laughs] [laughs] is little pearl onions. >> i'm sure that they are delicious. >> they are but they are not the most popular. it's good. >> i like those. >> fried chicken. siegel you make fried chicken on things giving? >> my dad was really good at it like in olive oil fried chicken i sound like i'm about to start crying but i'm not upset that he said i just h

dangerous conditions will continue along the east coast as a result of elevated tides and wave heights of 18 feet. elevation, strong winds will push water into the st. john's river leading to flooding along the river. the st. john's are right now is back into major flood stage. we do have official wildlife commission folks in the area on standby. the storm is very large, even if the eye has passed over your area, it may still be unsafe to go outside due to the heavy wind, flash floods and tornadoes. remember it is never safe to walk or drive through floodwaters. i continue to urge floridians to stay indoors in a safe structure and away from the coastline at this time. if you lose power, please use generators safely. we continue to have disaster deaths related to generators. keep them outside and it 20 feet away from the house. never operate the generators indoors. you must give a generator 20 minutes of cooldown time before refueling. avoid electrocution by keeping the generators try. after the storm is gone, there will be large items of debris through impacted areas especially along t

nicole crosses over florida's east coast as a category 1 hurricane early this morning. it's since moved further inland weakening to a tropical storm. many are told nicole may cause coastal flooding, strong winds, heavy rains, and even tornadoes. we are joined by cbs reporting jason allen at vero beach. i see the winds and waves picking up. >> reporter: good morning. the ocean is still very rough but thankfully the rain has stopped. we are left with the gusty winds on the back side of the storm, the dry side of the storm, as the main part moves quickly across the state. high winds from nicole led to blown out transformers in melbourne and brought traffic lights on the streets. boats were rocked like toys. the storm made landfall south of vero beach around 3:00 a.m. wednesday storm surge caused part of this parking lot to collapse. sheriffs deputies went door to door at this sea side condo complex evacuating residents. >> with the storm surge coming in and the high winds we are fearful that several buildings will collapse. >> reporter: residents loaded up on sand bags in

but if you're leaving today along the east coast, you're looking good. in fact, this map very promising if you're flying out of say dulles international, perhaps into laguardia, jfk, even westbound into o'hare or the midway airport out of chicago, atlanta hartsfield looking decent, as well. things are going to change through the course of the weekend. i'll show you that in one moment. some problems potentially today. dfw into the houston area, that is the area of concern with the potential for heavy rain, localized flash flooding from a storm system that's kind of churning and taking advantage of the warm, humid environment close to the gulf of mexico. in fact, we have a flood watch now for the houston metropolitan area. we all know it doesn't take much for houston to flood. with so much pavement and the expansion of the city so quickly here within the past few decades. more rain on top of what has already fallen in the past few days means this area could see some travel delays on the road and in the skies. dallas to houston this morning, you've got some

then moving right up the east coast into the northeast. georgia, the carolinas, washington, d.c., new york, to boston. ginger zee standing by in florida with the timing and the track tonight. >>> the war in ukraine, of course, this is another issue we'll cover on this election. and tonight, what president zelenskyy is now suggesting when it comes to talks with vladimir putin. >>> here at home, the high school shooting in seattle. what authorities have now revealed. >>> also the search at this hour. one person killed, three rescued. reports of others swept away in flooding. >>> and at the end tonight, the powerball mystery. what happened last night? we do have a word of a winner now. and the store owner we've also learned who won big. what he was given today. >>> and good evening tonight from abc news election headquarters here in new york city. this room will be full just moments from now. election day in america, in a country deeply divided. the final votes are being cast in the crucial midterm elections. one of the most consequential u.s

on the east coast.is the so called blood moon because of its color, which is caused by the earth's shadow. pretty cool next rebel wilson is taking on a new role. mom she shared a post on instagram introducing her baby girl for the world, saying her first child, royce lillian, was born this past week via surrogate, wilson said. i can't even describe the love i have for her. sheis a beautiful miracle . the 42 year old previously described her struggle with polycystic ovarian syndrome, which can affect fertility of huge congrats to her very happy. finally the name i love the name to finally a viral video. that was a long time coming. south carolina couple finally got married after 15 years together , so the bride got some laughs with the vows, she wrote back in the day, blowing off dust before reading them. i love his reading them. i love his reaction there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been

tonight, residents along florida's east coast are wondering what comes next?e most breathtaking moment for me personally was yesterday morning at light of day. >> reporter: in the coastal town of wilbur-by-the-sea, kate rose spent the day trying to salvage what florida's first november hurricane in 37 years didn't already take with it. >> for sure, it's catastrophic. it's the force of nature. >> reporter: nearly half the property that has been in her family for about 40 years simply slid into the atlantic. >> it gave us a sense of stability. >> reporter: but that stability is now compromised. >> figuratively and literally, yes. >> reporter: rose's home is one of 49 buildings already condemned by inspectors on this barrier island. two dozen hotels and condos are rendered unsafe. nicole is now considered a post- tropical cyclone, dumping heavy rain and triggering tornado warnings as far north as virginia. here in florida, residents say nicole finished what hurricane ian had started in september. already weakened storm walls finally washed into the ocean. storm e

what could soon be a hurricane bearing down on florida tonight and then right up the east coast. also house speaker nancy pelosi, her first interview on the attack on her husband, the police at her door and speaker pelosi tonight on her future in congress. though we are going to begin, of course, with the critical midterm election where the key senate races that will determine control of the senate are in a dead heat going into election day. this will all come down to turnout and take a look at this tonight. these are the two numbers you'll hear from us over and over again this time tomorrow night, the numbers 1 and 5. republicans need a net gain of just one seat to take back control of the senate. a net gain of just five seats to take back control of the house. we're also tracking the 36 races for governor playing out across this country. i'm going to be joined here in the studio, of course, this time tomorrow night by our powerhouse political team. it won't be this quiet 24 hours from now and in a moment rick klein, rachel scott at the big boards with the key numbers tonight, t

this system then heading right up the east coast to new york city and the east coast. >>> and house speaker nancy pelosi, her first interview on the attack and on her future in congress. >>> first the key races in the battlegrounds down to the wire. the pennsylvania showdown between john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz. president biden and former president obama in pennsylvania making the case for fetterman. dr. oz joined in pennsylvania by former president trump, the closing argument they made together. in georgia tonight, another dead

and there's some house reason watching in the east coast in new york and virginia, especially if they're the democrats there lose. i'm a family is going to be a bad night for us. so i think the magic number is 30 kevin mccarthy in the republican. so they get to a 30 seat majority. >> to get a bump to 30, that would be kind of the number. i would look at the reason why is because republicans have this thing in the house called the hastert rule. nothing can come to the floor without a majority support the caucus. the republican caucus, kevin mccarthy is 24 seat. he has 19 seasons majority going talk about hunter biden's laptop. if it's 30 or above, they can actually do some things and move some legislation and push forward against the democrats as well as that difficulty of the senate. if the senate were to go republican as well. so i would pay attention to the margin that kevin mccarthy has, because that's the outcome that determines what the republicans will do or not. >> i'm being told george results are coming so we'll look at that in a second. but ok, jonathan? yeah, speaking of georg

it is a 1 o'clock in the morning here in berlin, 7 pm in washington, and on the east coast of the united states. holes have already closed in some states on this mid term election day, voters are casting ballots for the entire house of representatives. that's 435 seats, as well as about a 3rd the seats in the u. s. senate. the decisions made at the ballot box could mean a change in the balance of power on capital hill. the democrats have held both chambers of congress for the past 2 years, but polls suggest that they could lose the house to the republicans, which would derail president biden's agenda, or then 45000000 early votes were cast before to day. those ballots, of course, must now be counted that plus the fact that many races are very close, it all means that the results could take deeds to be finalized or reporters have been traveling across the united states, asking voters what matters most of them as they go to the ballot box, reelection is important, but this one, it feels almost like a presidential. if i humping raising all the people, i know, and i mean, so be able to make