with activity expression we come towards the wintertime so here's the storm right now on the eastern seaboard causing lot of problems with wind snow ice we have hundreds of flights that are delayed or canceled we're talking boston new york as well as washington now in terms of the jet stream the jet stream has driven dive down here across the gulf and when the remnants came up here it got picked up by the just dream and also pulled and that's why they call it a nor'easter because it gets pulled up here towards noyce normally along the eastern seaboard of the united states so for the rest of day today a lot of messy weather for parts of new england also into parts of canada as we go towards tomorrow though things are going to be looking a little bit better but still snow across parts québec labrador as well as nova scotia we are looking at cooler temperatures across much of the great lakes region but by the time we get towards really on monday we're looking at better conditions there and then down towards the south we're looking at warm conditions look at this dallas at twenty seven denver at

eastern seaboard today police and bomb squads responded to suspicious packages that contained homemade explosives well let's take a look at how this story unfolded the sprit of bomb awards kicked off on monday with a device found at the new york home of billionaire liberal donor george soros late on tuesday a quote functional explosive device was found during a screening of mail sent to the new york home of the clintons a package addressed to the residence of the obama's was intercepted in washington d.c. early on wednesday then new york police evacuated the time warner building in new york city after a suspicious parcel was found at the offices of c.n.n. now that package is said to have been addressed to former cia director john brennan police are also investigating a package that was found at the office of senior democrat lawmaker deborah wasserman schultz in florida it was addressed to former attorney general eric holder who served under president obama all suspicious packages have since been found at the new york offices of governor andrew cuomo and democrat representative maxine w

we're tracking the record-breaking storm as it continues its destructive path up the eastern seaboard. >>> and wall street's free fall, all eyes will be on the market this morning after yesterday's d the worst is over. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm hena doba in for anne-marie green. earl morning hne michael was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved over south central georgia, but the most powerful hurricane on record to ever hit the florida panhandle left behind a trail of breathtaking destrction. the damage is widespread and extensive. at least two deaths are blamed on the storm. a half million customers are without power in three states. florida, georgia, and alabama. michael came ashore with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour producing a storm surge that reached 12 feet in some coastal areas. we begin our coverage with nicole killian in hard-hit panama city beach. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, hena. i want you to look at some of this damage. we've got this tree down, power pole down, over he

as the warmerair to the eastern seaboard.rjust bumps into the cold air, there could be some significant snow to come on the leading edge of it as well. at the same time, after the west, a little bit quieter as we start the weekend but more rain is coming in to british columbia perhaps. across the turkey, it's been pretty stormy of late and pretty cold. you can see some significant snow as it moves through georgia and azerbaijan, but that system starts to easily. certainly, a quieter story to come. the temperature profile. the blue turns, or we saw the snow, they will start to easily add something a little more like the average for the time of year. we are heading for a cold snap over europe. northerly winds descend down across the into france. yes, this weather front, descend down across the into france. yes, this weatherfront, the dividing line between warmer air down to the mediterranean and quarter air behind him and could spark off some significant snow across the pyrenees and also into the apps but whatever happens, ther

from progressing north and actually keep it more towards the east but that means much of the eastern seaboard over the next few days is going to be seeing very heavy rain and that's why flash flood watches and warnings are all the way up the coast right now let's put this into motion as we go towards friday the storm is going to zip out towards the atlantic but the flood potential is going to remain expression up here towards parts of massachusetts cape cod as well as up here towards maine but out towards back we're looking at cooler air in chicago eight degrees. there with sponsored by cat time and release. this is al-jazeera. alone will come on peter w. watching the news live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes and this man was murdered inside a consulate in istanbul they have crossed every line of normality in the international community the u.s. senate's orders an investigation into the fates of the missing saudi journalist jamal fest. there is a lift. to the international space station the man who crashed the worth of the crew of a russian rocket should be on their way to the i

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michael is going to move into the eastern seaboard. that will be a hurricane of some magnitude when it ward the week. here is another tropical storm or hurricane, and then high- pressure right over the top of us. we are set up for more dry and warm weather but not as warm. so, that's our weather story. no big hurricanes or anything. just weather about 3 or 4 degrees cooler tomorrow than the temperatures were today. so, 86 in fairfield right now, tomorrow at this time, fairfield will be about 83. so, there is the temperature departure from yesterday. a little bit warmer today, it'll be a little bit cooler tomorrow. >> thank you, bill. >>> hey, did you see the blue angels this weekend? >> oh, yeah, are you kidding? >> well, it's goodbye to the blue angels. after a weekend of airshow performances that certainly did are a lot of people. they took off for the final time from oakland airport. sky fox was over the area as they took a quick spin from the bay. the next stop is nevada for an airshow there next weekend. >>> still to come, the con

noing going on right now, especially arne around the eastern seaboard, all the way out to the midwest thanks tore higher pres but take a look, we've got a category 4 hurricane, with winds 155 miles an hour in the cific right now, hurricane wilma, should move right south of baja and make landfall right around mexico right here over the next day or two. that's something we're also keeping our eye on, although i do believe it will dissipate and a lot ofhat energy will not impact us. as far as what we're looking at tomorrow, gagain, not asrrhilly to morning. those temperatures will warm back into the mid- to upper 60s. tomorrow is going to be the warmest day that we have in the next 10. you can e see,e dry this week, this workweek, but rain returns, unfortunately, for the weekend. a cold, chilly rain returning for the weekend. we've got more news on the other side of this. i i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. i serve in thewoeneral assembly and w together across the aisle to get things done. and that'she way it is at ctca. what fmed needed was a managent team. not justteo

for the latter pa rt the eastern seaboard for the latter part of the way.on the east coast at well above average for this time of year. on to michael and it looks like a category three hurricane by the time it pushes into the florida panhandle. the nature and be banned on wednesday. here is the satellite dish where he has brought bad weather into the cadet peninsula and cuba. by wednesday, you can save it will have alabama and its size, the storm surge the biggest problem on the coast and heavy rain running across georgia as a system runs targeting the carolinas and still cleaning up after florence. so the situation you should watch very carefully. to the arabian sea now, any we have this storm swirling away. this look like it might abroad heavy rain into the coast of oman and yemen thursday and friday. now it looks to stand up more offshore but there is to let potential for heavy rain into the coast of oman and yemen thursday and friday. now it looks to stand up more offshore but there is still that potential for any ranked the likes of the coast for a whi

all the way up towards auto we are going to sing toronto at about thirteen degrees along the eastern seaboard really not too bad with york at nineteen washington at twenty and atlanta at twenty four degrees there we're here across mexico as well as down across parts of central america plenty of clouds right there particularly down here towards the south some of those clouds are going to bring some heavy showers at times with managua seeing about thirty two degrees there but not looking too bad across many of the islands where have anna you can be seeing some nice conditions if you at twenty nine maybe some clouds of towards nasa here on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday more clouds start to edge in across much of the area down towards the northern part of south america we are looking at bogota with the temperature there of sixteen degrees and speaking of clouds we did have some clouds pushing through parts of rio de janeiro but things are looking much better and we do expect to see a temperature of twenty seven. i mean his story is a for the people every weekly news cycle brings a series

they're terrorizing the eastern seaboard, and we can't catch up with the documents, mrp withit mrs. madison. it looks like america was flat on its back and going to be destroyed. i thought how did we do this? how did we end up to prevail? why did we have a momentum at the end? the more i learned, the more i researched, the more fascinated i got. >> host: often we go from the american revolution to the civil war when we talk about this and we skip right over this, the war of 1812 opened, off we go. >> brian: it's a huge mistake and i'm not sure why. maybe america wants to celebrate substantial victories first. maybe the opening question should be why did we fight it? there was a lot of people who said we could avoid it. like the northeast, the hartford convention in connecticut they decided these states signed on. they were going to washington, to say we are leaving we're not into the war. the british sensed we were breaking in half the british were leaving the northern states alone. they were focusing on the south. so here we are washington's burned to thee, ground, the northern sta

all the way up towards auto we are going to sing toronto at about thirteen degrees along the eastern seaboard really not too bad with york at nineteen washington at twenty and atlanta at twenty four degrees there we're here across mexico as well as down across parts of central america plenty of clouds right there particularly down here towards the south some of those clouds are going to bring some heavy showers at times with managua seeing about thirty two degrees there but not looking too bad across many of the islands where have been a you can be seeing some nice conditions few at twenty nine maybe some clouds of towards nasa here on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday more clouds start to edge in across much of the area down towards the northern part of south america we are looking at bogota with the temperature there at sixteen degrees and speaking of clouds we did have some clouds pushing through parts of rio de janeiro but things are looking much better and we do expect to see a temperature of twenty seven. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providin

wrapped into a low pressure center over the next 48 hours and forecast to be a nor'easter for the eastern seaboard. major event for them. willa now a three soon to be a depression. that's their weather, now we'll talk about our weather. a diver was bitten by a shark off the far long islands. he was rescued. he was bitten on his right hand and forearm. the injuries are not life- threatening. he typically drives alone. >>> now to the south bay, prosecutors won't charge two police officers who shot and killed a man who was holding a hatchet earlier this year. body camera footage shows the officers asked the man to drop the weapon. >> stop, stop. drop it. drop it. drop it. drop it. >> the district attorney wrote in the report that any reasonable officer concluded that the man decided he would die that day. after the shooting the officers found a fake police badge along with journals. he wrote that metcalfe employees had put microchips in his brain. >>> in alameda county the district attorney decided not the file charges against a bart police officer who shot and killed a man in oakland who was fightin

sliding further south was down across the appalachians that will move out of the way friday the eastern seaboard fine and dry ten celsius in ottawa falling back to around twenty three degrees day notice for d.c. but should be dry by this stage but some heavy rain into central pass in the border around the prairie it looks rather snowy over the next well in the caribbean fun and dry for the last around till this grates around and central america looking rather wet. from cutting edge medical technology toxic venom. the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world. have. you. ever seen an innovative solution to global health problems didn't make a difference maybe out of all these words get a cure for solving the cure on al-jazeera. these are our top stories and an asian soldiers have been ordered to shoot looters and some others from friday's earthquake and tsunami desperately search for food aid is. more than fourteen hundred people are confirmed dead. malaysia's former first lady has pleaded not guilty to seventeen counts of money laundering and tax evas

but the big weather story today is moving up here as you can see up north eastern seaboard. lots of rainfall and areas of snowfall is all. it's been the strong storm we have been watching over the past couple of days. across the west is what we have releasee let nice circulation on the pacific. even rainfall. up toward seattle and portland. there's enough energy, we have some showers approaching eureka. it's enough moisture. we could have a few sprinkles up in portions of the north bay, maybe some drizzle near the bay shoreline. as far as current numbers out there right now, we have seven cisco at 58, san jose 63, 60s out towards concord, and walnut creek. santa rosa is checking in in the upper 50s. here's a live camera we're looking towards him cisco bay, you can see the cloud, fog is moving in the distance. we are inspecting more clouds, to start out your sunday morning. you add that to the forecast waking up with partly cloudy skies. temperatures tomorrow morning in the 50s. 55-56, 59 degrees. in seven cisco, clouds and maybe some drizzle. 54 degrees, they will grad there

sliding further south was down across the appalachians that will move out of the way friday the eastern seaboard fine and dry ten celsius in ottawa falling back to around twenty three degrees they notice fold they say but should be dry by this stage but some heavy rain into central pos in the bota around the prairie's it looks rather snowy over the next day in the caribbean fun and dry for the last around tennis great around tennis and central america looking rather wet. lou the.

. >> the weather story of the month as this thing is moving onshore in the eastern seaboard. update the path of the storm. that's sergio, that will bring swell to our area. this storm -- michael -- to bring significant storm surge and rain. the temperatures back to us, 89 degrees in santa rosa. today it was 79. that was a drop off, 10 degrees cooler in santa rosa. 89 yesterday in napa. it was cooler today. we warmed up and now we're cooling down. what you will see is the trend, the roller coaster, you're up and then you're down. as we go into friday, thursday, friday, saturday, temperatures warm back up. the fog is along the coast. the air quality is good, the fire danger is down and temperature generally all over the place, in the 50s. microclimates are wiped out. not going to be cold tonight. upper 30s and low 40s in the north bay crooks and crannies. i think it will be patchy at the coast pretty much all day. in the afternoon 60s and 70s. yellow and greens, greens are 60s. as we look at the forecast for thursday, friday, this low gets replaced by the high. this is fall wea

we're tracking the record-breaking storm as it continues its destructive path up the eastern seaboard street's free fall, all eyes will be on the market this morning after yesterday's d the worst is over.

tropical storm michael is out of the picture now we're left with much better conditions along the eastern seaboard but take a look at where the snow is going to be over the next few days denver colorado you have snow your high temperature only getting zero so you can see where all that cold air is coming from if you go to the northern rockies it is even colder we're talking about minus two minus three as a high across that area down to the south a much bigger difference we're talking dallas twenty six degrees there here on sunday but then we really drop down to sixteen that is that same cold front continue to push down sixteen degrees your forecast high chicago it is going to be a clear day but only nine degrees there as a make a way down here across parts of central america we are looking at a lot of clouds here across. as well as down here towards parts of guatemala now the next few days that is going to continue but we do expect to see here across parts of havana really not looking to bad with a temperature of thirty two degrees stay partly cloudy in your forecast al as well as up here towards

we do have sixty million people that are under flash flood watches right now all up along the eastern seaboard as this storm moves through now the one good thing with the storm even though it was the third most powerful storm to hit the united states it is moving quite quickly if you remember florence the big problem with that storm is that it moved very very slowly across the carolinas basically flooding north carolina for weeks with this storm it is moving quite quickly there's what we are looking at right now the storm is in georgia making its way to south carolina as a tropical storm moving very fast but it's going to connect up with that cold front and because of that the moisture is going to ride up that cold front all. boy up to parts of new england and that is where a lot of those flash flood watches are in place so big cities such as philadelphia washington new york city as well today alone we had over five hundred twenty five flights were canceled in and out of the united states because of all of the rain and also the storm right there hartsfield international with course was closed

of course, at this very moment, hurricane florence is bearing down on the eastern seaboard and alreadynd a half million people have been told to evacuate their homes. florence is said to bring 50% more rainfall due to climate and human -induced climate change. meanwhile, tropical storm olivia is sweeping across hawaii. since the start of the hurricane season, this is an astonishing number, there have been eight other named storms in the atlantic and 14 more in the pacific. here in california, more than a dozen different wildfires are tearing across the state. so now is not the time for us to rest. this year marks the halfway point between the adoption of the paris agreement and 2020. a critical moment when carbon emissions must peak if we are to avoid the worst effects of climate change. by mid century, we must be carbon neutral. these are ambitious goals. by the speakers you will be hearing from over the next few days are working hard to achieve them. it won't be easy and the solutions won't be perfect. we are learning by doing. as we undertake a more radical shift in our global econo

take a look at this it's pulling to the north but it has been so hot and humid across the eastern seaboard it was the eighties today in boston even across the panhandle with temperatures into the fifties tomorrow night that will be c chilly. shannon: president trump fresh off of a rally in erieenns pennsylvania monitoring the storm joins us on the phone welcome. >> w hello shannon. shannon: it's great to have you with us. talk about the hurricane response and coordination i grew up in the panhandlen th tht was it today and talking to the governor how does it look quick. >> it was a tough windstorm that was more dangerous than anythingug else. i was just listening to your report the third or fourth ever in recorded history and that is exactly what it was. so to a certain extent it is so dark with a lot of electric out and there is a lot of damage we ares hearing. there will be tremendous damage. b hopefully not houses with people in them. shannon: tonight you are f at the rally in pennsylvania some said you should not have gone during the storm. >> but if i didn't go they would have critici

thought and practically every battle of the eastern seaboard, he wrote about antietam battlefield and he compared antietam to the other battlefields he had seen. what he said was that antietam surpassed all in manifested evidence of slaughter. jonathan jackson wrote, at the carnage on both sides was terrific. put more simply, sergeant thomas galloway from ohio who fought near the sunken road said, what we see now looks like systematic killing. he had tom childs, deal with the result of all of this carnage and he asked, who it, to see or feel that our power is in existence to against masses of men each other, slaying each other by the thousands, it is almost impossible. but it is so, and why, we cannot know. from the moment the guns of fell the soldiersietam, who fought, the families who suffered, the veterans who returned, the historians who have examined, the visitors who question -- all have tried to understand and give meaning to this event in american history. to make sense of a place that general george gordon remembered as, a hellish carnival. where there are four times as many

it's baking across the eastern seaboard.all going to change with this front that's moving in. lit pull the storm to the north and eventually out of here. much cooler air down to the 60s across florida. so it will be a chilly cleanup across the panhandle of florida. by the time it's gone temperatures falling. back to you. charles: hillary clinton's latest comments sparking outrage and one of her democratic friend one-upped her. high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried to quit smoking for years on my own. i couldn't do it. i needed help. for me, chantix worked. it did. chantix, along with suppor

it will increase up and down the eastern seaboard. make sure you call in. >>> san francisco students are getting an eco-friendly addition to their playground. the first storm water school yard opened at robert louis stevenson. an installation will collect rain water and show how it moves through pipes. >> you can see blue drops painted on their school yard that shows how the water moves through pipes. it makes it to things like these dry creek beds. >> it also solves a problem for the school. until now the playground would be so flooded the kids would call it lake stevenson. now the water has somewhere to go. >> very nice. the trump administration is trying to speed up construction of the border wall. the controversial way they're doing it. >>> and the effort to fix cracks in the salesforce transit center is taking a little bit longer than expected. commuters facing even more delays. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. it is thursday, october1t. >>> mike nicco, it's definitely a cooler one today. >> yes. it's a little bit cooler

g lookind all the way up and down the eastern seaboard. i want to show you willa though. this is the hurricane. the eye has closed down a little bit but we're expecting landfall on the western side of mexico later on this afternoon and then it will scoot acro texas and scoot across the deep south and depending on the track, it could move right into our area for the remember nan remnants of that. it will be a chilly rainith theemperatures around 50 degrees for thisened with. we start to warm up tuesday, y, wedn thursday of next week. so enjoy today. let's see if you're going to enjoy your commute. let's talk to melissa. >> not in virginia this so outer loop near 50, a big problem. on the outer loop, main lanes, we have two right lanes only getting by here this mor the express lanes are shutdown at this moment because of a crash. so we're very slow. we'll keep an eye on this and let you know h this develops. do not take the express lanes. you canee we have a littleit of purple showing you that closure. just the express lanes outer loop near 50. in laurel, northbound bw park

has since and as the storm pulls off to the north it's going to get incredibly hot across the eastern seaboardit will finally feel like fall behind this but it will be until friday before this is completely out of here. >> bret: okay rick, thank you. this is a fox news alert. florida governor rick scott giving a briefing in tallahassee. let's listen in. >> as hurricane michael continues its destructive path through the panhandle and leaves the state, we are turning 100% of our focus on search and rescue and recovery. but, we need every family to help with this. listen to local officials. we could still have flash flooding and tornadoes. we heard of two devastating tornadoes in gaston county. the weather is still extremely dangerous, do not take a risk. be safe. we also need people to be very safe with generators. do not put a generator in your home, it's not safe. do not get out on the roads until you are told it is safe. we need the roads to be open for first responders and a search and rescue to do their jobs and save lives. if it is not safe to leave your house, don't leave it. if you and y

tropical rain along the eastern seaboard.theast into new england where we have flood watches. michael moves offshore and continues on. we are talking about isolated amounts of 9 inches or more. look for all that wet weather stretching from boston all the way down into the carolinas where the rain will be the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out the day with some clouds across the bay area and then we're heading into the low 70s for much of our microclimates. we're up to 74 in napa. palo alto, 72 degrees. oakland, expect a high of 69 degrees. 77 in antioch. and then as we go into the day tomorrow, it will be noticeably warmer with highs reaching the mid-80s. the warmest day will be on saturday with breezy winds and highs reaching 87. still in the 80s through early next week. >>> we haven't had two consecutive years of two land falling major hurricanes in this country since 2004, 2005. and the number of rapidly intensifying hurricanes increasing as well. >> wow. al. puts it in perspective. >>> coming up n

and then part two, it continues to make its way up the eastern seaboard on friday, strengthening, a severe threat from florida to north carolina, heavy wind and rain along the eastern established into the northeast and new england with mountain snows. rainfall amounts will be the big story from bangor to norfolk and back into western virginia. flash flooding may be a possibility. >>> meanwhile this morning, health officials are now scrambling to contain a deadly outbreak of a viefl illness at a medical facility in new jersey. it's almost claimed the lives of 11 children. and health officials are scrambling. >> this morning, they're trying to make sure outbreak doesn't spread. normally this virus would cause a common cold, a minor illness. but when you have children like these who are medically fragile, it can be deadly. this morning, there's questions about a deadly adenovirus at a facility in new jersey. 7 children dead, more than 10 sickened. an investigation is now under way. the state health department said it discovered minor hand washing deficiencies and infection control issues duri

we've been dealing with incredible heat across the eastern seaboard. the same front that is moving through, it's going to pull this storm up offshore eventually. when that comes through, temperatures plummet. it's going to feel like fall rapidly on friday. take a look at this. friday morning, temperatures in the 50s in the panhandle of florida. some people will be without power. things wet. temperatures in the 50s at that time, sean. that will be very cold for people there who are trying to recover from the storm. >> sean: thanks, rick. storm of a lifetime. by the way, for all of you, i know the -- i've had my sources there say they have prepositioned food, water, medicine, baby formula, cots. help is on the way and we pray for you tonight. updates throughout the hour. first, the left's rhetoric reaching a new low. look at what eric holder -- pay attention. kick then when they're down. take a look. >> michelle obama, i love her. she and my wife are really tight, which has scared me and barack. but michelle says when they go low, we go high. no. no. the

for the most part we're looking at two to four inches of rain coming up the eastern seaboard. >> let me ask you the other question that's now like everything else in our lives, charged with political sensitivity. we don't know how many people died from the storm and people are already at it. >> the u.n. climate report came out this week. >> this storm and the political news. >> what was so urgent about it was it says like an approaching storm, the first real catastrophic effects of climate change will be felt by 2040. in other words, most of the people alive on the planet today will experience it during their lifetime. as you mentioned, way before landfall, people were saying we didn't used to get storms like this. >> there had been storms like this. had there been storm ts this frequent like this, we did go from charley in 2009. it was one of the longest droughts we had. since then maria, irma, harvey, florence. it seems like every one has been a pretty big deal in the last two years. it's all about messaging. if it's outside our lifetime -- >> this is the governor of florida, rick

if you have travel plans in the eastern seaboard, this will drag slowly over the next 18 to 24 hours out of the region. there might be issues, especially atlanta, maybe. if you're traveling tomorrow, those are areas to look out for. everything else is smooth going from denver out to sfo, where the biggest concern was the winds and red flag warnings. those have basically gone away and dropped down. the red flag warnings, still in effect for up in the fairfield area. but, the winds have really dropped off significantly. good shape there, and a beautiful night. that's the best thing about the that's amazingly crisp and clear. you notice a lot in the winter when we have winter systems go through, and we get these beautiful visibilities and crisp, clear atmosphere, that's stunning. you know where this is. this is mt. sutro. the top of that big television repeater on the other end of town. so, the atmosphere is good. the fog wants to get back to the coast tomorrow. i think there will be patches of it. i think the models are more aggressive with it. i think it will be one of those deals whe

we've also been dealing with incredible heat across much of the eastern seaboard. the same front that is moving through, and it will pull this storm up offshore eventually and when that comes through, the temperatures plummet. it will feel like fall rapidly on friday, and take a look at this. i temperatures in the 50s in the panhandle of florida and some people will be without power. temperatures will be down in the 50s at that time, and, . >> sean: thank you rick rife smith i've had sources saying,ci they've got help on the way, and we pray for all of you tonight. we will have updates throughoutt the hour but first, once again, the left's rhetoric reaching a new low. just look at what obama's attorney general, eric holder, saying kick them. >> i love her. she and my wife are really tight which really scares me and brock. [laughter] but, michelle always says, whene they go low, we go hide. no. when they go low, we kicked them. [laughter] that's what this new democratic party is about. >> sean: here with reaction, fox news contributor kathy bruce, author of the deep

as we speak right now, this device is en route in an fbi bomb truck moving down the eastern seaboardrom new york, down to the fbi's laboratory at quantico virginia. we know that the cnn device is currently being transported. one other interesting tidbit we're learning is we've seen reporting about what was on at least one of these devices. we don't know how widespread it is -- >> this reported isis flag. >> we're told from officials familiar with the investigation that they're not giving credence to this. they're not saying this is international terrorism. they actually believe that this ice is sis image is some type o spoofed image parroting isis. we're trying to get into the mindset of a depraved person sending pipe bombs. at least at this point they don't give credence to the fact that because the isis symbol is here, that it's international terrorism. >> go try to get your lunch. let's bring in charles marino, a former secret service agent and homeland security official. charles, good to see you, sir. i want to begin with the fact that we know two of these packages were sent to b

tropical storm michael is out of the picture now we're left with much better conditions along the eastern seaboard but take a look at where the snow is going to be over the next few days denver colorado you have snow your high temperature only getting to zero so you can see where all that cold air is coming from if you go to the northern rockies it is even colder we're talking about minus two minus three as a high across that area down to the south a much bigger difference we're talking dallas twenty six degrees there here on sunday but then we really drop down to sixteen that is that same cold front continue to push down sixty degrees your forecast high chicago it is going to be a clear day but only nine degrees there as a make a way down here across parts of central america we are looking at a lot of clouds here across. as well as down here towards parts of guatemala now the next few days that is going to continue but we do expect to see here across parts of havana really not looking too bad with a temperature of thirty two degrees stay partly cloudy in your forecast isle as well as up here towa

it has not felt like fall at all across the eastern seaboard. the same slump that will pull the storm off to the north will move through. and, 50 or 60 degrees will feel really chilly there. >> that was just about 30 minutes ago, and in metropolitan atlanta. so we see tornadoes from parts of georgia into the carolinas. >> everyone hunker down because this thing is on the move. good to see you. so i had ron desantis is here on hurricane michael's impact on his home state, and why he's down in the polls. and why he is said to be refocusing his campaign away from this. ♪ not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. energy lives here. i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting fr

do expect to see about twenty nine few degrees right there and then here across much of the eastern seaboard of united states well we are watching a nor'easter making its way up here across new york as well as into new england that's going to be some very heavy rain over the next few days and as we go through sunday well the rains will be still a problem especially for boston but for new york we do expect to see a temperature of about thirteen degrees. the weather sponsored by cats on race. that is the perfect formula for authoritarianism and here let me ask you straight up here is the two state solution now and it alike. and there's no way tie up front for tang's. south sudan is one of the last places on earth to harm beginning when disease a gruesome affliction that is affected millions injuries to stand out in the world as the only country we do almost all the cases in the uk it is a huge risk with no vaccine and no cure could this disease be on the verge of extinction we know where the problem we know what needs to be done if you don't know what the being lifelines have to slay a dragon

as we take this through the afternoon the rain will move up the eastern seaboard on i-95. 63 million people still in flood watches. the ground is very saturated. it's been a wet late summer, early fall in this area of the country. this is a problem for this area. it will rain. it's going to rain hard. we're expecting rainfall totals to be anywhere up to 6" in this little narrow band that's going to follow what's left of michael. all those not completely done, unfortunately. >> bill, thank you. we'll be back with you in a few. >>> let's go now to florida, 78 miles east of sarasota beach. you were holed up last night with your husband, your kids, your pets. what was last night like? >> it was quite stressful. the hurricane had just made landfall or was making landfall and our winds kicked in significantly. the trees were cracking and tin flying off roofs and things of that nature. later on in the day, about 5:00, we were able to get out and ride around the community which you're not supposed to do that, but that's what we did just to make sure that there was nobody that needed immediat

when these bombs started turning up in democratic party and media mailboxes up and down the eastern seaboard. she told us today, "bombs have signatures." she told us the fbi and the atf have some really amazing bomb experts who will recognize the signature. she told us, these guys are very good once they get a peek. joining us now is that former u.s. attorney from alabama who handled, among other cases, the eric rudolph bombing and the daughter-in-law of judge robert vance who was killed with a pipe bomb in 1989. joyce vance, thank you very much for being here and for letting me tell some of your family history. >> hi, rachel. >> you bring some specific expertise and experience to bear on this. when you told us bombs have signatures and the atf and fbi are very good when it has something to look at here, can you explain what you mean by that and why you have such confidence in that aspect of the investigation? >> well, sure. bombs are as individual as their makers. there are a lot of different ways that you can put an explosive device together. and so individuals who are bombmakers tend to r

region at a time when snowbirds usually start to head south to florida from anywhere on the eastern seaboard all the way up from canada. panama city's airport will close tomorrow and this is a picture of hurricane michael right now. as we look at the airlines that have been down, we should tell you there will be no flights scheduled for wednesday because of that pretty monstrous storm, but they are expected to resume operations thursday. we should look at the markets right now. struggling for direction once again. we have been up, we have been down and there's been more than a 200 point swing on the dow jones industrials in a see-saw session driven by concerns about several things. yes, higher rates once again. yes, slowdown in global growth. at least the expectation of that. the nasdaq, strongly in the green, up 20 points after big tech stocks saw three days of selling, but first, we should point this out. herbalife shakes interested this guy and now he's turning his attention to frappachino. pershing square capital management has now decided to take a position in starbucks. while speaking

cold front pulling towards the north but it's been so hot and humid, very summerlike across the eastern seaboard. we were in the 80s today in boston. this will eventually pull out of here and much cooler air comes in, including cooler air down across parts of florida and the panhandle where they will be dealing with the cleanup. temps in the 50s tomorrow night. that will be chilly for people without power. >> shannon: rick reichmuth, thank you. president trump fresh of a rally in erie, pennsylvania, monitoring the deadly storm moving to the southeast coast, he joins us now on the phone. mr. president, welcome to "fox news @ night." >> president trump: hi, shannon. >> shannon: let me start by asking about the hurricane response and coronation. i grew up in the panhandle. a lot of folks i love or hate today. i know you've talked to several governors. how does it look? >> president trump: it was a tough wind storm. the wind was probably more dangerous than anything else. i was listening to rick. third or fourth ever in recorded history and that's exactly what it was. to a certain extent, we don't k

and released into the country, most of them in major metropolitan the areas up and down the eastern seaboarde their feet touch u.s. ground, they're entitled to all kinds of benefits and legal protections, etc., right? don't they have to go through the court system at that point? >> well, they are given due process. most of them are asking for asylum even though most of them are not going to end up qualifying for it. the problem is that most of them do not actually pursue their asylum cases. they simply drop off the radar. if they're under some kind of supervision by i.c.e., they disappear, and they just don't pursue their asylum application but they're still living in american communities, and it's those communities that are picking up tab for this in 'em the of schooling, health care and other benefits. not to mention some public safety problems that have been happening because there are also gangs that take advantage of this policy. so it's a real problem for american communities. and that's why i think trump administration needs to be a little bit more proactive and find a way to kind of

basically any coastal areas along the eastern seaboard and through the gulf will be facing this realitynd this includes federal sports, mcdale air force base is a place that will need to adjust to this reality. people and development went to the coast, a lot of expensive property now at risk of higher sea level rise, flooding and the like and there will have to be adaptation spending as part of infrastructure spending, but our state and local partners will contribute and they need to contribute. >> senator marco rubio, we really appreciate you coming on "new day." thanks so much. >> thank you. >> fascinating discussion. where is the body, he asks. very skeptical of what might be the saudi spin on jamal khashoggi. >> there is a lot of questions, why bring a bone saw to an interrogation as sources say. >>> we have an alarming medical news this morning also. a polio-like illness affecting children across the country, cases on the rise, more than half of u.s. states now suffering. we will tell you what you need to know about this next. ake to e digital transformation actually happen? it tak

as the rain goes, and this is -- it's been such a warm month so far of october right up the eastern seaboard. it's been very humid, unusually humid. it's not going to be any big surprise to get a good soaking of rain out of this storm as it heads up the coastal areas. four to five inches of rain widespread. we have flash flood watches that are in effect for areas from southern new england, new york city, right down through new jersey and into areas of virginia here for that impending rain. and finally, we'll end with the winds. again, minor tree damage is probably still occurring. winds gusting in the 50-mile-per-hour range here, brian. we're almost done with the damaging stage of a historic storm. it's hard to imagine that this bowling ball, that's what i'll call, it made landfall earlier today as one of the strongest storms i'll ever see. >> definition of a long day's journey into night. bill karins has been at our side throughout. we'll see you later this hour, bill. thank you. we want to turn now to gabe gutierrez, who's been covering this storm all day long in apalachicola, florida not