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un atleta colombiano se llevo el primer lugar con 840 puntos y un residente de fort lauderdale, en la florida, conquisto la tercera posicion con 740. por cierto, el joven estadounidense tuvo que improvisar su rutina, ya que su vuelo se retraso y no tuvo tiempo de entrenar para el evento!! # un futbolista profesional cambio su imagen y hasta su nombre y alega que nacio en el cuerpo equivocado!! veran la singular iniciativa de una madre para que sus hijos puedan ser identificados en su escuela!! hay eso y mucho mas, en primer impacto extra!! # que tal, les saluda enrique acevedodetienen a supuesta hija l chapo en estados unidos.los catolicos tendran su primera santa nativa norteamericana,y roban millones de dolares en cuadros en holanda.una mujer que afirma ser la hija del chapo guzman fue detenida en san diego, por ingresar a estados unidos con una visa falsa.el domingo, la iglesia catolica canonizara a "kateri tekak- witha", la primera santa nativa norteamericana, hija de algon-quina y mohawk.y la policia de holanda dijo que ladrones se llevaron en cinco minutos cuadros de picasso, ma

to fill keating in fort lauderdale, fla.or not a direct hit but certainly the effect will be felt. phil: without a doubt and quite literally hurricanes and the dumping tons and tons of sand on scenic coastal highway a 1 a in fort lauderdale. this has been going on all day long, the entire road, four plains covered with several inches of sand when everyone woke up after a long night, strong winds, ala of rain, big surging surf pushing sand from the beach over the sea wall all across the street here. the rain has subsided. the wind has died down. we have seen sunshine returns or radically as hurricane sandy which is northeast of where we are turning northbound 200 miles of coast. strong powerful hurricane and will continue to be over the next several days but for the entire coastline of florida the impact has been on the level of a tropical storm and tax. not the case in the island. look at fresh video from the bahamas. 700 islands pluu, battered all night into today. at least one fatality. the death toll which has been climbi

this is the deal out of fort lauderdale. this is video-of fort lauderdale with 21 people dying in jamaica, cuba. and this storm is possibly moving of the eastern seaboard right arm around halloween. it is being referred to as 'fran kenstorm'this path continues on to the jersey shore as it goes towards early tuesday morning. this will be combined with a top winter storm and add 500 mi. wide there could be impacting with snow, and even towards washington. we will be watching this storm wat closely. >> good morning. we have the san mateo and clear conditions. but it is a chilly start. lost out of those panda hats... is you are going to need those to bust out...the panda hats.. 57 it just depends on where you are located. but because there is no cloud coverage it is a bit cooler. possibly a patchy fog along the coast but high-pressure in control. with that, warmer weather towards the weekend. let us talk about few futurecast. and all of that yellow is showing some 70's. upper 60s along the coast and as we press for this evening.

this is midway between west palm and fort lauderdale. we can see it and hear it. >> reporter: things are deteriorating getting worse and worse. they're topping up the waves. it's causing a lot of beach erosion much the sand gets kicked out into the see. this is six to eight foot waves. the only people swimming are kite surfers and they are loving this. these are the kind of days they have been waiting for. it gives them the kind of conditions they want to be in. of course, these waves cause a lot of problems. we have piers that have been closed down because the waves are crashing into the pier and creating dangerous conditions for anybody to be standing out there. a couple of piers closed down. we have schools closed for today and tomorrow, so some closures. luckily, it doesn't look like we'll have any severe weather, really, just tropical storm force winds. down in florida, we're used to that. these guys are loving it. back to you. >>> that familiar look of an approaching hurricane. if we take a look, you can see large powerful hurrican

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i think that's fort lauderdale and they've been hit overnight.as, gray skies. my uncle is there and said he didn't have power all day yesterday. that's not -- >> a side effect of all of this. >> 60 now. 63 in washington. upper 50s and low 60s close to town. the fog will hold these temperatures back a little bit for your morning hours. eventually i think we'll top out near about 70 degrees. and as i mentioned, no issues today or tomorrow. honestly, most of sunday, big race sunday morning, i think most of sunday will be fine, too. overnight sunday and monday when we feel the real effects of the storm. bigger look, satellite radar, this cold front, that will be a player. there's hurricane sandy. category 1 hurricane, 80-mile- per-hour winds pushing to the north. starting to lose tropical characteristics, but the wind field is getting bigger and bigger here, and i think, remember the dor acho that came through in june? still have circulation there. the storm looking more impressive. pretty good wind shear at this hour. there's another picture. pushin

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in fort lauderdale, fox news. >> steve: thank you very much.the worry is that it combines with a winter storm for a franken storm a couple of days from now. gretch, over to you. >> gretchen: we know political campaigns can cost millions of dollars. our next guest is putting his personal fortune at stake. he's running against senator casey. good morning. >> good to be with you. >> gretchen: how did you become successful in america? >> i started my own coal mining business in the 80s and faith and hard work we got the first company up and run then it turned into two or three x. in the end of 2010 we produced 100,000 tons of coal. gletch gretch, i lived the american dream. >> gretchen: now you want to give it back. you spent millions to run against the incumbent bob casey and why is it so person for you to do this? >> i have been blessed in my life. i have six daughters and a son. and nine grandchildren so far. youngest just got here a month ago, and when that little fellow was born he was born 1,000 in debt. and i decided i wanted to run for the

. >> serves up on portlock -- fort lauderdale beach where hurricanes tandy is being -- is making an impact offshore. it is expected to have the coastline as it heads north over the weekend. >> i want to -- i'm going to try to tie my trash cans together. other than that, we can do is secure windows and storm doors and things like that. >> sandbags are being filled in new jersey. the public works director is -- says the goal is to keep water from reaching homes and businesses. >> will be piling up as much sand as possible along the beachfront. i think water damage is worse than any other type of damage. it is hard to stop once it starts coming up. >> he is warning residents to stock up and be prepared for the worst. >> electricity goes out, you should have food on hand and plenty of water to drink. and by plenty i mean, at least for a few days. he should have a battery and a transistor radio. >> hurricanes dandy -- hurricane sandy has been nicknamed frankenstorm because it could hit right before halloween and make for powerful storms moving to the west. >> there you go. it is a live look at

take a look at fort lauderdale beach where you can see the large powerful waves and can tell by the trees it's very windy. it could affect some 50 million people with tropical storm force winds hitting the eastern seaboard. it will get history hit by a blast of arctic air someplace between washington, d.c. and new york. boat owners are starting to protect their yachts and homeowners are boarding up their windows. >> cheryl: mike nicco is here to show us where sandy is at the moment and where it is headed? >> here is a look at live radar and miami, florida. the bulk of the storm is offshore. we are getting wrap around storms as it continues to pump moisture over the land but good thing is it is offshore. rip currents the biggest concern right now. it could actually strengthen a little bit over the next day or so. right now, two players. arctic cold front and tropical system that we call sandy as a hurricane. these are going to converge, new york, philadelphia and d.c. around monday and into tuesday and then linger there wednesday. now because you have two such different air masses collidin

back here in fort lauderdale, the son has the flu a couple of times. go up the eastern seaboard. that, of course, threatening about 50 million people all up and down the eastern seaside of the united states. back to you. dagen: phil, thank you so much for that. now we want to go to janice dean. i ask you this at 4:00 o'clock in the morning. how bad could it get? >> it is exactly as i told you around 4:00 o'clock. the track has not changed. you need to be paying close attention. all of the computer models are now sort of owning and on this storm system that will interact with this arctic cold front could we have this atmospheric traffic jam that is blocking the system from going anywhere and a weakness in the cold front will allow it to backdoor into the northeast. it is something we typically do not see at this time of year. again, the system bringing strong gusty winds. then it will crawl its way up towards the outer banks, the carolinas, coastline here and it will interact with this cold front. that is when it will get that energy to become our super

take a look at fort lauderdale beach where you can see the large powerful waves and can tell by the trees it's very windy. it could affect some 50 million people with tropical storm force winds hitting the eastern seaboard. it will get history hit by a blast of arctic air someplace between washington, d.c. and new york. boat owners are starting to protect their yachts and homeowners are boarding up their windows. >> cheryl: mike nicco is here to show us where sandy is at the moment and where it is headed? >> here is a look at live radar and miami, florida. the bulk of the storm is offshore. we are getting wrap around storms as it continues to pump moisture over the land but good thing is it is offshore. rip currents the biggest concern right now. it could actually strengthen a little bit over the next day or so. right now, two players. arctic cold front and tropical system that we call sandy as a hurricane. these are going to converge, new york, philadelphia and d.c. around monday and into tuesday and then linger there wednesday. now because you have two such different air masses collidin

. >> we go to between west palm and fort lauderdale, already churning things up, right? >> reporter: hello there. things are deteriorating getting worse and worse. i want to show you these waves. the surf is coming closer and closer. the sand just gets kicked right out into the sea there. what i'm being told is this is six to eight foot waves, really not conditions you want it go swimming. the only people are kite surfers and they are loving this. these are the kind of days that they have been waiting for all year long and really having a hurricane go right by us gives them the kind of conditions they want to be out of. there are piers in boynton beach. it's creating dangerous conditions. we have schools closed for today and tomorrow. so some closures, but it doesn't look look we'll have any severe weather. down here in florida, we are used to that but, of course, these guys are loving it. back to you. >> you see they are feeling the effects, but we are bracing it. >> our coverage continues. roosevelt leftwich joins us with more on what bge is doing to prepare. >> report

showers and storms coming in and down in fort lauderdale. the rain from the outer bans, pumping that area. in the coast of maryland, and not just the coast, in the entire chesapeake basin, large storm and potentially large storms sunday into monday. right now, 62 degrees. in baltimore, we have a dew point of 58. east winds at 7. misty and foggy all day, east breeze. we'll see similar weather tomorrow, generally quiet. temperatures are running in the moderate side. more than likely close to 70. perhaps we can get a few breaks of sunshine. still a good time to make the preparations. the next two days, what we're watching, two different elements. we'll talk about the cold air much it's 40 in des moines. we will continue to march in the country in the next 48 hours. it will be walking in the door by early saturday morning. that's component one. the second issue, the big blocking high pressure area in the areas of the north atlantic, up in greenland, actually. it will allow the front to continue its move to the south. and also what we think is a

we'll get to that first, phil keating live in fort lauderdale. i guess for a storm that didn't even hit there, you have got some pretty big problems there. >> shep, you are looking at what is likely the hurricane in state of florida tonight. this is typically scenic a 1 a the highway that runs up the florida coast line. right here where the water way has been breached. four lanes, no traffic and a lot of clean up yet to do over the weekend here. i mentioned this was the second time the sea wall was breached. it happened about two hours ago. the first time was overnight as outer bands from hurricane sandy with the strong winds, strong waves and big storm surge had commuters of fort lauderdale driving over sand on the road. damage overall pretty minimal in florida. damage spur radiculopathy here and there florida was pretty lucky. we are pretty far west of the eye of the hurricane. tropical storm degree as level damage over here and impact. just a lot of wind and rain b.a. bad weather. what's coming your way a lot worse. >> we had hoped this storm

some minimal inconvenience is that as this intersection here in fort lauderdale. roadway, we are looking at biscayne bay, severe weather and holes all up inside of it. the fort lauderdale swedes this morning, it certainly did load on the morning commute for commuters. school kids didn't have to worry because they are off today. as this category one hit jamaica, went to cuba, causing havoc in the jamaica area overnight. it is going to be in the central bahamas, the hurricane remains in effect at the bahamas. it is north in the seaboard, and that is where you have the power and potential to threaten 50 million or so people with heavy rain, and potential massive power outages. that is the million dollar question. jenna: thank you, phil keating, thank you very much. jon: we are going to find out why prosecutors say they might have a harder time building their case against a 17-year-old suspect accused of murdering a 10-year-old girl. all because of a new law. and bob beckel and ed rollins join us in the race for the white house. >> over the last four years, we have ma

washed up north of fort lauderdale wednesday. wild life officials not sure what it could be from. blue pigment is rare in nature. they are having it tested they suspect it belonged to giant squid whale or massive fish. >> just bizarre. >> touching moment during triathalon in florida. 11-year-old prosthetic leg break before the finish but he was in luck. there were a few very strong arms who helped him cross the finish line. >> 11-year-old ben had already completed the swimming biking portion of the race when his prosthetic leg broke. he tried to fix it but it was just beyond repair. so the group of marines hosting the race wasted no time. they picked him up then rode one marine back rate across the finish line. he lost the leg to cancer when he was 6 years old but it has never held him back. along with triathalon ben plays soccer and basketball. amazeings kid. >> wow! >> what an athlete. >> marine leaves no one hype. >> that's true. >> sprang into action. we had a disappointing day and thrilling day. >> larry here with that. >> a little of both. giants move on the a's heading home

washed up north of fort lauderdale wednesday. wild life officials not sure what it could be from. the blue pigment is rare in nature. they are having it tested they suspect it belonged to giant squid whale or massive fish. >> just bizarre. >> touching moment during triathalon in florida. 11-year-old prosthetic leg break before the finish but he was in luck. there were a few very strong arms who helped him cross the finish line. >> 11-year-old ben had already completed the swimming biking portion of the race when his prosthetic leg broke. he tried to fix it but it was just beyond repair. so the group of marines hosting the race wasted no time. they picked him up then rode one marine back rate across the finish line. he lost the leg to cancer when he was 6 years old but it has never held him back. along with triathalon ben plays soccer and basketball. amazeings kid. >> wow! >> what an athlete. >> marine leaves no one hype. >> that's true. >> sprang into action. we had a disappointing day and thrilling day. >> larry here with that. >> a little of both. giants move on the a's heading

the core of sandy, hundred miles offshore is getting wind and rain here in fort lauderdale as well. bring you back here locally, the sun was actually out at the beach as we make our final preparations on the maryland coast and across the state so far the weather is quiet. here are the the latest statistics. a category one hurricane, north at 6 miles per hour, and the position is 770 miles south of ocean city maryland. its track that's of primary concern, in to sunday night, the timing shifted on the storm. now we are talking late sunday, primarily in to the day monday and tuesday, that turn from out at sea that turn inward towards delmarva. of course the other wild card, where the storm comes in, but also, exactly what type of phasing we get with the cold air to the west. the cold front coming in, jet stream energy ramping the storm up to really historic levels as it moves in to maryland towards monday and tuesday. the cold air will be blasting in. as we take a look at the set up, the trend shows, sandy coming up the coast, jet stream diving in, and the storm strengthening towards s

here's video from fort lauderdale shots in the outer bands of hurricane center in the florida coast. everyone watching the storm to making its way northward. and this week 21 people have died across the caribbean in jamaica, haiti, cuba. some major damage in cuba. you'll watch will have on the east coast the storm makes its way to the north. they aren't labeling this frakenstorm. it now gives the storm as a category one hurricane and brings it on shore and the south jersey shore by early tuesday morning. we will also have a cold weather storm dropping in from the northeast which will be tat the schreen. upper 60s coast side in the green takes over as we head into a 8:00 p.m. indicating where we will see the '60s. we have gusty conditions and higher elevations now. wind gusts have been tracking between 20-30 mi. per hour. that will start to die down as we head into tonight. a beautiful day on tap most sunny skies 724 fremont. 73 in milpitas. the show's one whether or saturday and sunday. low '80s in line with seventies around the bay and upper 60s with a returno minutes hercules to be

washed up north of fort lauderdale wednesday. wild life officials not sure what it could be from.ng it tested they suspect it belonged to giant squid whale or massive fish. >> just bizarre. >> touching moment during triathalon in florida. 11-year-old prosthetic leg break before the finish but he was in luck. there were a few very strong arms who helped him cross the finish line. >> 11-year-old ben had already completed the swimming biking portion of the race when his prosthetic leg broke. he tried to fix it but it was just beyond repair. so the group of marines hosting the race wasted no time. they picked him up then rode one marine back rate across the finish line. he lost the leg to cancer when he was 6 years old but it has never held him back. along with triathalon ben plays soccer and basketball. amazeings kid. >> wow! >> what an athlete. >> marine leaves no one hype. >> that's true. >> sprang into action. we had a disappointing day and thrilling day. >> larry here with that. >> a little of both. giants move on the a's heading home. manager bob said justin was like a runaway l

don't be surprise fort lauderdale that happens this evening.this is the okbigger story for today, more rain piling up on the rain that piled up yesterday. about 5 to 6 inches yesterday. and we could get maybe about 3 or 4 more inches today. and we are going to continue with dealing with the flood warnings xdthrough today. wouldn't be surprise fort lauderdale maybe we had a -- surprised if maybe we had it go through tomorrow morning and coastal flood effects through tomorrow morning for areas in blue. high tides at 7:44, 8:26 middle river and port deposit at 11:39. and a check of the forecast for you, we will stay windy through tuesday. breezy thursday and friday. and start to see the light at the end of the tunn with more sunshine by the weekend. let's Ñiget a check now of the traffic. good morning. >>> gooding. well the heavy winds okcontinue to shut down the bay bridge. 176 will be shut down at baltimore boulevard. route 175 also going to be closed at route 3. and if you are traveling in baltimore city, do be aware more flooding closure, fall

and it's already kicking up to the seas off of fort lauderdale, florida and the beaches there. >> i love it. >> i went in the water. i did about three somersaults. strong rip currents. >> it is very, very rough. >> in nine minutes a live report from boca raton. >>> bge wants you to be prepared in case there are some outages in our area. stay informed and make a plan and also have a list of emergency phone numbers and build an emergency kit. in the kit you should have flashlights, batteries, a corded telephone and foods and of course you can never have too much water. >>> all right so the big question is is this going to hit us? if it is when and i know it's hard to predict but you've been doing that all morning. >> the time frame still the same. sunday through tuesday. the path that's the one that's still uncertain. we have different models and we have several models taking it inland and off to the west and then we have models straight up the path of the two. so that's where it gets a little bit difficult but what i am hoping is that we are on the south side of this storm. we don't want

could produce tropical storm-like conditions along the florida coast by tomorrow morning and in fort lauderdaletarting the get choppy. they know some people just can't resist. >> the expert surfers will be out there. so we just tell them to be careful and we're there if they need our help to go out there and get them. >> if national hurricane center says candy will travel never -- sandy will travel north parallelling the east coast. it's already monitoring the storm and already preparing for the possibility of outages should they come our way this weekend. we have you on abc2news.com ahead of the storm: you and megan are out there right now. this is top priority isn't it? >> it sure is megan. >> you know i think big issue too i think that people worry about with the big storm is losing power. that's good as vice because who knows. >> very good advice. the one thing we do know megan it's going to get breezy and cold and windy in spots, how much rain we'll see? that will be determined and beach erosion upon the track and again we still have to fine tune the forecast. but this is what i can tell y

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all the way down to fort lauderdale in miami. stronger bands are out to the east. it's going to hook up with the cold front but that but not until the northeast. until then it's going to skirt across the coast. weaker side is the west side. we'll have rib currents and then you can see it will make that turn sunday night and start making a beeline for philadelphia and new york and d.c. when it hooks up with the cold front and pit bullly becomes a super storm just like we had a perfect storm back in 1991. that one was over the ocean. >> temperatures back here at home. we have 40s and 50s. we have microclimates going on. gilroy, 42 degrees and i wouldn't be surprised north bay valleys in 40s. friday afternoon, sunny and warmer today. warmest days is the weekend. temperatures starting down in the south bay, 73 in santa clara millbrae, about 68. mid-50s along the coast. upper 60s to downtown and sausalito. slightly cooler in north bay beaches. ten degrees lower in north bay valleys. just mainly mid-70s along the east bay valleys. as you head down into the southern secti

they're trying to determine the species found along the beach in fort lauderdale. right now, it's believed to have come from a marine animal, a giant squid, whale, some kind of other large fish. >> a super quick update on game 5 between the orioles and yankees. still no score. it is looking to be a pitching duel. in the bottom of the third, we will continue to keep a huge eye on all of the action in new york with live updates throughout the ira. -- the hour. >> imagine how big the fish was that a the other fish and spit out that eyeball? [laughter] eye jokes all night. let's talk weather. we made it up to 66. the average high is 68. the wind is starting to pick up a little bit. tomorrow morning, 32 degrees. the couple's wrinkles here and there come a light showers, most of the north of us. this was right along the front. we need a few things to happen, clear sky, calm wind and dry air. that will all change later on tonight. the relative humidity is only 36%. there is a chance that you could see temperatures dropping below 32 below -- or bolo tonight. elsewhere, jus

the final destination was to be fort lauderdale. the company is helping passengers get where they need to be. the navy is getting ready for standing by heading out to sea. 26 ships have been ordered to sail from virginia and out of the path of the storm. the ships started bleeding yesterday afternoon. the sailors have been putting out sandbags and checking equipment at navy facilities. now to a developing story of maryland. police are investigating a deadly double shooting near the high school. a man and woman were shot walking on the trail last night. it looks to be random. richard has more. >> this shows the chaotic scene behind westlake high school. police say shortly before 7:00 on friday night, a man and woman were walking their dog on the past when a gunman approached. without a word spoken, he opened fire. the man was seriously wounded. the woman was pronounced dead at the hospital. neighbors heard multiple gunshots. >> it is unnerving. we pay so much money in rent. it is supposed to be a safe area. >> you hear something like

phil keating is live at fort lauderdale international both show. >> a lot of expensive boats here.ane is now 200 miles east of florida. it remains open to all of these super and mega-yachts. some featuring helicopters onboard. nobody wants to see what happens. the day bay is beaten and battered and have something out of those outer winds from hurricane sandy were raging miami-dade county. as the hurricane heads northbound, the impact in florida is going to be an area for tropical storms and fort lauderdale this morning. it marked commutes to work. school was canceled in broward, palm beach, and miami-dade county this week. people are taking this very seriously as it moves north down. hurricane sandy remains far enough offshore florida that the impact is going to be a lot of rain and wind throughout all day today. bill: thank you, we will be in touch throughout the week and weekend. martha: talking politics in the swing state of florida. there could be a crucial point in deciding who wins this election. florida has a treasure trove of electoral votes. twenty-nine of them, which is a

. >> i will be in fort lauderdale. i will be in new york city, big thing november 14th. >> i will take the bus on the bus. >> what am i. >> do you remember that movie? the amazing -- >> he wants to break this. >> please do it. >> i am putting it down now. >> jedediah, you said nobody hugs or gives garbage to their garbage man? excuse me, ms. 1%. >> i don't even like to hug my boyfriend. >> boyfriend? you have a boyfriend? when did this happen? >> consider yourself lucky. >> this is somebody who loves sara mclaughlin. >> here is something i know. here is something i know. >> we can bleed into the next segment if it hurts your feelings. >> i don't have enough time. >> now i am really running out of time. >> by the way, greg, you suggest if the garbage men didn't want to be invisible they should become a rockette. i don't think he can do that. he could star in a political ad. >> but i think being a rockette would be pretty awesome. >> it would. we could have that equality. clearly not under an obama administration. john,

phil keating is live in fort lauderdale where it is wet and windy. right, fill? phil: hurricane sandy is deliveringtons and tons of sand all night long. all four lanes of a1a of the highway have been closed all day. you can see the crews scooping up the sand. overnight it was much worse as the outer bands of the hurricane ripped south florida pushing a surge, wind, rain, and sand all across all four lanes as the big clean up job that continues throughout the afternoon. there has been a lot wind. a lost rain. but mostly subsiding as the eye of the hurricane now far enough north of south florida and the weather will improve from south florida to north florida there was minor damage. we caught a boat in the bay battered and beaten and half sunk. that is one less watercraft that will be used the next time the weather improves. we have seen some sunshine now but the cleanup does continue and it is headed this way but it is far away from jacksonville, the eye, at 200 miles. florida could have seen the worst it will get. now it is marching toward virginia, maryland, and

fort lauderdale, the day the mystery began when a young man named david jackson failed to meet his brotherark at the airport. >> a gut feeling something was wrong. i knew it. >> 15 years later donna velasquez relived that drama. barbara, remarried and living in arizona got a call from david's worried mother. ba barbara said she wasn't worried. not then. >> he was with one of his girlfriends and she was like no, we are doing a missing persons report. i said no. he is going to call me in a couple of days. i know he is. he never called. he never called. >> one day turned into the next. police, family, everybody tried to find him. couldn't. >> we started looking. searching. the pipes and little bridges on the dirt roads. anywhere. you see a car that looked like his, you did a u-turn and chased it. >> how long did that go on? >> until they found his car. >> which more than three months later turned out to be at the airport. did he just take off? his close friends didn't think so. >> if he got on a plane and wanted to do something different, no, he wouldn't do that. >> david had been preparing f

kicked up powerful waves off of fort lauderdale. the storm, it is massive, with a cloud field stretching more than 1,600 miles. storm preps already in high gear in new jersey. people in atlantic city are filling the sand bags and crews gathering supplies. meteorologists say that a storm could merge with a cold system creating what they call a perfect storm. just like the one that hit northeast 21 years ago. severe weather expert chad myers following all of this. you and i talked about this. we talked about it on the show and outside. this is a very big deal. what are we looking at? you know, you don't expect it to be a big deal in october. you don't expect an october herebying to be what this has the potential to be. we're talking monday. if it turns left and hits the dell marv yashg the chesapeake bay. maybe even tuesday night if it gets up to massachusetts. it just takes longer to get there. it's longer in the water. when it's longer in the water, it can also get stronger in the water. just because you're not in the eye you're goi

offshore of southern florida by then as well bringing tropical storm force winds to areas like fort lauderdalend miami. then the hurricane center currently has it on a track that's going to take it tout to sea as it goes into sunday and monday. we are watching it closely to see exactly what it will do. shep, over to you. >> shepard: headed right toward us in the northeast. we will see. hopefully the hurricane center is right, audrey. 10 trucks in a pileup north of los angeles this morning. california highway patrol officer reports heavy rains may have caused or at least played a big part. they say it all started when a dump truck spun out by a bypass tunnel. that caused 18-wheeler to jackknife and away it went. three big rigs slammed into the wreckage. five more 18 wheelers crashed 18 minutes later. the traffic just piled up. would you look at this? firefighters spent hours removing one driver from a demolished rig. patrol officers say he went to the hospital with injuries that are not life threatening. the violence in syria certain solid and it's spilling over the border. threatening other co

with category-no. 2 with 11 mph and even taking up the seas near fort lauderdale. >> i loved it. am visiting from connecticut. >> is awesome. >> the ocean rescue saying that these are dangerous. >> we are advising people not to go into the water. >> but we know that they are not going to heed the warning. >> the excellent surfers are going to be out there we will be there. >> the national working senate saying that santa will be traveling north periling the new west coast. the national hurricane service saying that sandy will be parallel the east coast. >> good morning, erica. >> good morning, james. the stormtracker 4 showing that we do have some instances of green. around the bay currently it is raining self of san francisco. and we did see some light rain here in milpitas and--south of san francisco. berkeley, highway no. 13 and making its way closer to orinda. it is another wet morning. it is pretty light. but nothing compared to the intensity of yesterday. you are going to need your windshield wipers. in terms of your temperatures, mid-50s. 54 degrees in concord. 50s in oakl

a guy on his morning walk discovered the thing north of fort lauderdale about the size of a softball. deep sea squid or very large sword fish. they are testing it now to find out for sure. the real estate web site truly i can't reports the home of elvis is back on the market. according to elvis presley enterprises the king bought the house in 1967, sold it six years later when he and priscilla divorced. the four bedroom five bathroom estate overlooks los angeles and it can be yours for nearly $13 million. and on this day in the year 2000, terrorists attacked the "u.s.s. cole" off the coast of yemen killing 17 sailors and wounding dozens more. the navy destroyer was in port to refuel, just after 12 noon a small boat with explosives approached the coal cole and blew it up. mess hall. crew members kept the cole going. the feds later blamed usama bin laden and al qaeda for the attacks. these days some of the main suspects are detainees at guantanamo bay. the "u.s.s. cole" is back in action on the high seas but american heros died in an act of terror that happened 12 years ago today.

rainfall in cuba and the florida keys and in southeastern florida including miami and fort lauderdale. maybe you're taking a cruise out of there over the next couple of days. not great weather there under a tropical storm warning and some computer models take this right up the east coast and impact north carolina perhaps long island and up towards the cape and boston over the next couple of days. we'll keep our eye on it. watching some chilly temperatures that every tonight. skies will clear out. it's late october. those nights are long and you will wake up to 47 in santa rosa, napa 47 and san jose 50. high pressure is building in. it's off to our south and west tomorrow. so we get a zonal flow a due west-to-east flow so temperatures won't go up that much but you will get sunshine and the rain is finished. as high pressure builds to our north, we get more of a northwest wind by the weekend. that's a warmer air flow giving us more sunshine, less morning cloud cover and the weekend looks fantastic. so what to expect? rain is done. temperatures going up sunshine going up starting tomorro

. >>> someone found this softball size eyeball washed ashore on a beach north of fort lauderdale. researchers are trying to find out what type of marine animal the eye belongs to. possible candidates include a giant squid or whale. quite a find. >>> let's go to sal. what do you have beginning on right -- what do you have going on right now? >> i want to update you on this fire in san francisco. just want to tell you that the k, l, and m are all effected now. there has been conflicting information as to whether the l was gettingly. we have just been looking at the picture. it has not been getting through. there is bus shuttles set up for you if you want to show up at the west portal area. they will take you over to the other side to the station there so you can get on at forest hill station. that is what is going on. let's take a look at some of the other commutes here. bay bridge toll plaza it is filled in. we do have traffic that is going to be backed up to about at 880 overcrossing. also this morning we are looking at the commute on the bridges. san mateo and dumbarton bridge lo