more than 3 million people are under mandatory evacuation orders in georgia, florida and south carolina. let's go over to abc's lauren lister in new smyrna beach. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, the center of hurricane matthew is 50 miles off the coast of florida packing winds up to 120 miles per hour and feeling the impact pick up with gusting winds and pelting rain and our power getting knocked out. no audio. rricane matthew barrelg toward florida, the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the storm hits coastal cities. overnight violent winds along the beaches, gusts clocking in above 70 miles per hour, the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed power lines. thousands facing outages, officials fearing up to 3 million may ends up in the dark. the national weather service says matthew will be devastating. florida governor making this dire warning. >> unfortunately this will kill people. >> reporter: allalready it has, matthew taking the lives of 100 people as the swept through haiti. matthew battering the bahamas before heading for

georgia, florida, north carolina under a state of emergency. with winds up to 120 miles per hour, more than 250,000 people are already without power in florida. a number only expected to grow with the potential of storm surges up to ten feet. >> florida governor, rick scott issuing a dire warn thag this is no joke. >> if you are in an evacuation zone, get out. this is not something you should take a chance with. time is running out. leave. there are no excuses. evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. >> you have to leave. there's going to be 20 feet of water in your house. it's scary. >> right now, the storm is a category 3 hovering near florida. >> we have live team cover achbage from florida to georgia. >> we talk about this cat 3, that's sustained winds of 120 miles per hour and gusts more than that. >> you have to remember to put it in perspective, katrina when it made land fall was a category 3. you can't just measure the storm by a category. sandy, which a lot of folks across the northeast say is a benchmark for the worst storm they experienced was

matthew is expected to slam florida all day with hurricane force winds and then turn towards georgia. the state joined florida in ordering mandatory evacuations reversing a lane of traffic on this highway yesterday to accommodate the exodus. south carolina did the same as we should be good after that. >> reporter: matthew is expected to move out to sea this weekend. the last category three storm to hit the u.s. was wilma back in 2005 and it killed five people. >> marlie hall in orlando, thank you so much, marlie. even veteran forecasters don't recall a hurricane like matthew that took aim at so many heavily populated areas. scott pelley talked about the power and the perils of this national hurricane center rick knaab. >> i can't remember a hurricane on a track like this. >> i cannot either, one that has already impacted haiti and eastern cuba and is impacting the bahamas. so many different land areas. >> reporter: it seems, though, with this track right up the coastline that if the eye of the storm moves a little bit west, you could take in millions of more people very easily. >> wel

florida, georgia and sou emergency. 2 million people have evacuated their homes. three-quarters of those in florida alone. >>> elsewhere weather, a strong storm in moving onshore in the pacific northwest. the chilliest air of the fall season is moving into the upper midwest and another nice day for the northeast. >>> abc's lauren lyster is in the hurricane zone. >> joining us from new smyrna the impact of hurricane matthew is intense tie finding where i am. that category 3 hurricane off the coast packing 1 120-mile-per-hour winds and you can feel the gusts it is bringing in coastal cities clocking in at some places 70 miles per hour. the concern is the storm surge. i want to show you something, this dock, i was walking out on just a few hours ago, now it is completely submerged. the as i stand on the shore. storm surge in this area along the coast expected to be six to ten feet or more. rest accidents here very fearful this waterway could continue to rise. flooding their home, 3 million have been incouraged to evacuate in florida and in the carolinas which is suppo

florida, georgia, south carolina are all under states of emergency. >>> and we have team coverage with abc's ginger zee standing by in melbourne, florida, but first we head to new smyrna beach and abc's lauren lyster. >> reporter: good morning, mara and kendis. the impact of hurricane matthew intensifying where i am. that category 3 hurricane packing 120-mile-per-hour winds bringing major gusts to coastal cities like this one, in some places clocking in at more than 70 miles per hour. hurricane matthew barreling towards florida. the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the storm taunts coastal cities. overnight violent winds along the beaches. gusts in some places clocking in above 70 miles per hour. the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed power lines. thousands facing outages. officials fearing up to 3 million may end up in the dark. the national weather service saying matthew will be devastating. florida's governor making this dire warning. >> unfortunately, this is going to kill people. matthew taking the lives of more than 100 people as it s

so georgia, florida, and south caroli carolina. people apparently listened to this is the scene on i16 today heading inland toward atlanta. to help people get out. and in georgia and south carolina as well. savannah, georgia now. joe walton, you're getting ready for what joe? good evening. >> the >> i had a chance talk to the mayor of savannah. earlier in the day today. and we're on live tv this can be support, buddy, appreciate it. i was talking to the mayor of savannah. this afternoon, and he was telling me the real concern is what you and rick were talking about that this hurricane jogs eastward, that would be good news from florida, it is devastating news in the southern coast of georgia. especially in savannah. you can tell businesses, they're taping up. this is a late night diner shut all day. there is a pizza joint here called sweet melissa's. they're not too accustomed to hurricanes but people here are just grabbing their last meals, so to speak. this is one of the few joints that remains open. like i said, just around the c

college football, georgia-florida huge rivalry game. tallahassee huge game as they play. ucf going to houston, texas with the slim rain chance through in houston. they're playing indoors and everyone is looking forward to halloween. there's a look at the halloween forecast. 84 by 5 p.m. it will be dry for the trick or treaters and we'll cool down into the evening. at this point, halloween is looking fantastic. 85 degrees for the afternoon which is slightly above average, but long-term, the temperatures cool down a bit toward the end of next week which could give us out of fleece. >> if we're going out early, we could be breaking a sweat. >> thank you. last night, fall players gave it their all. highlights from the friday night blitz. it was game three of the world series and what a heart breaker for some coming up. z25egz z16fz port tampa bay has now become florida's largest and most diversified. which helps explain why it is one of dana young's top priorities. generating over 15 billion for the regional economy, and 80 thousand local jobs. and fighting a bureaucracy that

to four , it is still considered a major hurricane moving up along the east coast of florida tomorrow also the georgia and south carolina coast line and then back in a circle, it would weaken throughout the weekend and early next week. warnings posted in florida and georgia and south carolina coastline and tropical storm watch along the north carolina coastline.e. this projection model shows the wall of the storm near daytona category three- tangibly category far as it moves up to the georgia and south carolina coastline with potential of rainfall between five and 12 plus inchesit as it continues t storm path over the next 48 hours. those are asked to evacuate in the area, that's a list of date , and, also our hometown folk as coming up a few minutes.n >> the impact is felt here. >> lots of lives to florida have been canceled and for many it was a run to get out of barry gibb for airports closed, as roosevelt leftwich joins us fro hopkins airport. >> has been a day of headaches, vacation plans, looking at the big board of hopkins there is a flightlaer canceled to fort lauderdale also fly to miami canc

. >> although matthew has weakened slightly it is pummeling florida's eastern side. georgia and the carolinas are next in the hurricane's path. it is expected to make a u-turn. lauren lister is live in florida on the eastern side with the winds and rain lashing the florida coastline. lauren tell us what's happening in florida this morning. >> reporter: good morning, the center of the storm is now just 50 miles off the coast of florida. the category three hurricane packing 120-mile an hour winds, we're feeling it's impact picking up here with major gusts and pelting rain and all power getting knocked out. hurricane matthew barreling toward florida, the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the storm pumples -- pummels coastal cities. gusts clocking in above 70 miles per hour. the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed power lines, thousands facing outages. officials fearing up to 3 million may end up in the dark. the national weather service says matthew will be devastating. florida's governor making this dire warning. >> unfortunately thi

a state of emergency in florida, south carolina and georgia. in florida, about 200,000 people without power. we will continue to follow hurricane matthew as it moves up the coast. >> that's right. georgia, south carolina anxiously awaiting the storm's arrival. our special coverage continues in just a moment. w...i'm in bri tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. no matter which state in the country you live in, you could save hundreds on car insurance by switching to geico. look, i'm in virginia... i'm in tennessee... virginia... tennessee... and now i'm in virginessee. see how much you could save on car insurance. or am i in tennaginia? hmmm... >>> dawn is just a couple of hours away now in florida. what will it bring? fox news chief meteorologist rick joins us. give us an update on when and wear? >> the next couple hours, we're going to see the strongest winds move onshore, and i think by around 6:00, 7:00, we're going to see the storm get very close towards the cape canaveral area, and we're going t

lauren lyster live from north carolina, south carolina, georgia and florida all under a state of emergency. >> yes. they haven't seen a hurricane this strong in an decade. somara theodore has been tracking the storm all week. >> it won't good giving us a direct impact up here in ahead but i want to show you the magnitude of watches that have been lighting up along florida all the way through south carolina, georgia and north carolina. here is a look at matthew in its entirety. 50-miles off the shore is the eye. we are going to zoom in here. i want to show you, this is where the hurricane force winds are. greater than 74-mile per hour winds. in fact, with a category 3, the last i checked 120-mile per hour winds. this is just off the course of melbourne, impacting them directly. has gone from a category 4 to a category 3. well, in hurricane terms when you talk about the damage of hurricane, category 1 to 3 is a substantial increase. it is not 3 levels up, it is actually 50 times worse. here at home, though, with redry. we won't see the direct impact -- we are dry. we won't see direct impacts

all the feeder bands off the atlantic pressing on shore of the coast of the carolinas and georgia and down to florida. we would have a storm surge anywhere from 7 to 11 feet aboveground and that funneled the water from the atlanticic from the carolinas into georgia and into florida. rain is a big concern, future tracker 6 showing you through sunday we look at rain as little as 3 inches in west palm beach, as high as 10 inches there in wilmington. this is a big rain maker and sustained winds and storm surge. we'll have the lightest on matthew and our weather here at homecoming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> our coverage of hurricane matthew continues at 6abc.com and the 6 abc news app. with live stream can video from locations within the storm zone, photo galleries of the flooding and wind damage and hurricane track toward monitor matthew's progress 24 hours a day. >>> in north philadelphia a thief was able to climb through the window of the dunkin' donuts to rob the store. it happened on tuesday at the 500 block of west lehigh avenue. on video you see the thief demands the 18-

saturday it looks like it's up by georgia, florida getting hammered by the storm. and even the carolinas that's a category two. it looks like the storm will can you curl around to the south again, if it goes back to the bahamas it will be a weaker storm with the second pass. 73 sunny and nice today. 75 tomorrow. for the weekend, 72 cloudy on saturday, with a shower possible. mostly sunny on sunday, 66 degrees and breezy. sunny and cool for columbus day, 64. 67 on tuesday, yom kippur arriving. 69 wednesday late shower. >> a man barges into a business and beginning swinging at employees with a knife. >> an overheated samsung device fills a commercial plane with smoke and sends it back to the normal. >> reporter: looking good, the boulevard at fox street we're clear and dry. we'll take you to radnor, delaware county and check that when "action news" comes right back. z24knz z5yz y24kny y5yy look at miami, florida, from our sister station down there where it is peaceful, seems very quiet, but later this morning they are expecting tropical storm force winds to arrive fr

and is already working to funnel resources into florida, georgia and south carolina . hundreds of disaster workers arstanding by. pete zervakis is live with the local effort to help... traveling south to help with relief efforts. an emergency vehicle will leave from right here - in milwaukee - by 9 this morning we will have continuing coverage on hurricane matthew throughout the newscast -- and online atmj4- dot- com. milwaukee police are investigating a woman's death on the city's north side.the 58-year-old was found dead are investigating the death as suspicious. perhaps you've heard your kids coming home from school... full of creepy clown rumors. in this case.... sheboygan police actually made an arrest. they busted a man running through an alley with a clown maskofficers think he's connected to suspicious activity near 3rd and erie around 11-30 last night.the 20 year old was boed into jail... not for being a clown... but for illegally carrying a concealed weapon. still no word this morning on what led to a huge fire sunday at a waukesha county bus company.the sher

it moves right along the coast of to the georgia, florida border. after that the differences it takes a sharp right turn. that will bear us. not concerned that way but concern for florida. this is the actual track as far with has here. be immensely different. certainly the potential is there . you have to expect the possibility of major conditions along the eastern florida coastline. when we talk about that, storm surge potential could be as high as 5-8 b. -- feet. is very significant. the wind gusts, here you can see near hurricane force. as it moves north, this is something that could be a significant hit. the rainfall amounts would lesson. we had a cool morning and we will have another one. we are down in the 50's. some patchy fog to start your day. the red sox will be in cleveland. it looks mild, dry around 17. a saturday, saturday night. colors will be peaking. very colorful in central and western new england. some color is coming on here. it's a beautiful stretch of weather. we clear up on sunday. beautiful weather for columbus w>> our neighbor

florida. if not there's a chance of that happening in georgia or north carolina. the category 3 is expected to drop to a category 2 by probably later tonight into saturday morning. as the storm pushes past jacksonville up towards charleston, south carolina, saturday afternoon it's past charleston as a category 1. spinning around it turns into a tropical storm matthew may be coming back for a second visit to the bahamas, miami will have to look out for that as well. it doesn't look like the storm will make another push up the coast. it probably fall it is a -- fals a part down south somewhere. 73 degrees, high and showers. we transition to partly sunny skies, -6r8 degrees. 68 degrees. monday, sunny and cool on columbus day, tuesday, yom kippur arriving, more clouds wednesday, 70 degrees, wednesday there could be a shower around. >> 5:40 is the time. new information on what happened right before the new jersey transit train crashed into the hoboken terminal. >> grabbing an uber ride may be more difficult after a judge's ruling karen. >> reporter: we have an accident

georgia. fema officials and the national guard preparing to provide relief with states of emergency declared in florida, georgia, north carolina, and south carolina. while authorities up and down the coastline urging residents to continue riding out the storm. >> this is still a really dangerous hurricane. that the potential for storm surge flooding, loss of life, and severe property damage continues to exist. >> really, the best thing now is to just hunker down, stay in a safe place. >> be sure that you do not put yourself in greater jeopardy by cannot jeopardize the lives of our first responders any further. >> reporter: david, this is still a very active situation. as you can see, this water is very much still high at this hour. and it's causing water, rivers, about 25 miles inland to go into major flood stage. it's going to take days for this water to recede. david? >> eva, please stay safe. we're up above the st. john's river i showed you ath we want to get to ginger zee, on satellite beach. where she was as the hurricane hit this morning. and moved up the coast of florida. right now, where is it

ver strong, hurricane matthew at a category for slamming into the bahamas get into thatng of florida, georgia and the carolinas. as it moves closer to florida could be a category three, and i do think as it moves farther north, it will weaken a bit. still considered at least a category one hurricane as approaches the carolinas m?accorded to that model, in so areas with coastal flooding and heavy rainfall of a series and the direction of the storm it may just graze the east coas of florida and the carolinas that could actually make landfall so have to watch that.r perky warnings have been posted across the southern tier of eastern florida and perky watches of two northern florida and the georgia coastline and extended into the carolinas tomorrow. in florida tomorrow morning. tonight upper 50s. tomorrow upper 70s another great day friday for footballll and a chance of a shower late friday into early saturday wit temperatures dropping into the a house in austin does not have the best of luck.. both times they try to move the home they got stuck on friday the moving company tried to move it from

if you have plans to go to that area florida, georgia, carolinas right now check with your airline. they have rerouted those flights for the account of the storm. lets get over to the air poverty where dave kinchen is, dave, what are you seeing. >> reporter: well, we're definitely seeing a lot of cancellations for flights to the florida area. look at the big board there, orlando, the numerous, flights that have been cancelled, and most flights to and from florida have been shut down, although they will be coming back on line, airport officials tell us those flights will be coming back on line starting this afternoon. we are looking at people in line going elsewhere like cancun and their flights don't appear to be affected. we talk to people that say everything looks on time for them because they are not directly impacted by what is happening in florida with hurricane matthew. phl international says flights from fort lauderdale will resume later today, flights to and from miami international airport, and other locations. we did speak with people, with local ties, who are directly imp

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you have a seven day accuweather forecast but of course everybody is thinking about florida, georgia, south carolina and hurricane matthew. >> yes, the latest track keeps it just off the florida coast. hurricane force winds extend up to 60 miles. it doesn't have to make land fall. the storm tracker 6 showing we have quiet conditions tonight. it was a beautiful day. the highs, 76. we dropped down to 61. allentown, 52. dover, 60. millville 62, 56 in cape may. satellite 6 showing high pressure over us carving out this slight of night. a stalled front over virginia and north carolina. it will stay to the south and focus heavy rain over north carolina as matthew gets closer. tomorrow morning, future tracker showing low clouds and fog in south jersey and delaware. step outside at 7:00, cloudy. as we head through the day, the clouds dissipate. lots of sunshine. almost a carbon copy of today. temperatures in the mid-70s. heading into saturday, cloudy by the morning. a thick cloud deck. maybe a few spotty showers. the main action with the cold front, the same cold front that is going to kick m

947 mb max sustained winds: 120 mph the storm is forecast to continue run up the east coast of florida, georgia and south carolina through the weekend. it then turns south and back toward south florida by the first half of next week as a tropical storm. significant damage and major power outages are hurricane matthew .. continues its destructive path along florida's east coast .. crews in the south start assessing the damages left behind ... millions are still sarah rosario reports. there are wide spread beach -- downed trees, powerlines, roofs of buildings and the storm is far down in hurricane matthew's :06 - :09) "let's remember the storm has already passed half our state. bringing the heaviest rains at high tide... raising the risk and fears of catastrophic storm "we are very concerned about lessened with the eye remaining well off shore. (nats: winds) still at times .. wind gusts were so strong .. first their poles across the region .. transformers exploding .. leaving hundreds of thousands without power. thousands rode out the storm .. in shelters ... hundreds of pets housed with their ow

evacuation orders have been given for parts of georgia and florida and the carolinas.rews from our area are heading down to help for what's expected to be a massive recovery effort. the southeastern pennsylvania chapter of the american red cross are sending volunteers. denise and robert are traveling to columbia, south carolina, they will be there for the next several weeks. >> what we're assigned to is mostly feeding. we'll be running food back and forth for the feeding in the shelters. >> reporter: last night in tacony, philadelphia firefighters packed up their gear and vehicles part of pennsylvania task force one. the fema-founded group of 80 members from jurisdictions from here to harrisburg will fan out across florida to assist. among the various aspects that make up the group are water rescue and haz/mat and k-9 teams. >> it's good we do everyday in the philadelphia fire department preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. we are proud and honored to help out with the incident we hope it will make a glancing blow and not as bad as what the prediction have

florida, georgia, north carolina and south carolina all under a state of emergency and overnight hundreds of people lost power and more than 300 people are dead. >> chances are you will know someone affected by this. we have live team coverage of the massive storm and its impact. report. so many states affected by this. lauren lyster is in florida with a look at the conditions right now. >> reporter: good morning. the center of the storm is now just 50-miles off the coast of florida. the category 3 hurricane packing 120-mile per hour winds and we are feeling its impact kicking up here with major gusts, pelting rain and all power getting knocked out. hurricane matthew barreling toward florida. the intensifying as the eye of the storm pummels coastal cities. overnight violent winds along the beaches, gusts in some places clocking in at above 70 miles per hour. the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed power lines, thousands facing outages. officials fearing up to 3 million may end up in the dark. the national weather service saying matthew will be -- >> unfort

matthew is expected to slam florida all day with hurricane force winds and then turn towards georgia. the state joined florida in ordering mandatory evacuations, reversing a lane of traffic on this highway yesterday to accommodate the exodus. south carolina did the same as this beach bar stayed open for one last party. >> we are closed after tonight. >> reporter: matthew is expected to move out to sea this weekend. the last category three storm to hit the u.s. was wilma back in 2005 and it killed five people. >> marlie hall in orlando, thank you so much, marlie. even veteran forecasters don't recall a hurricane like matthew that took aim at so many heavily populated areas. scott pelley talked about the power and the perils of this storm with director of the national hurricane center rick knaab. >> i can't remember a hurricane on a track like this. >> i cannot either, one that has already impacted haiti and eastern cuba and is impacting the bahamas. so many different land areas. >> reporter: it seems, though, with this track right up the coastline, that if the eye of the storm moves a

may skirt right along through florida into georgia. it is still possible to go on the western side of things. at this point, better news coming out of the national hurricane center. it looks like this will be a huge issue. landfall may not happen. anchor: wisn 12 news and our sister stations have reporters throughout the florida coast. anchor: terri parker sent this report from west palm beach. >> we are experiencing 50 per mile gusts. rain, the study gristle. as these bands intensify. as hurricane matthew continues to turn its way northward. we are getting the wind, we are getting the rain. not getting the intense hurricane force winds at this point of the night. anchor: meteorologist jeremy nelson just arrived in florida. he is in orlando read some this report a few moments ago. jeremy: we are in orlando, about 160 miles from the center of hurricane matthew. tomorrow morning. conditions deteriorating. the outer rain vans -- bands sweeping through. power crews at our hotel, we are ready for what it a major land falling hurricane. we w

use chase technology patrick: hurricane matthew is moving north at this hour, slamming into the florida georgia coast. at this hour, these are live pictures coming in from jacksonville, florida. the storm is now a category 2 storm with winds of more than 100 miles per hour. because of matthew, flights are gounded -- grounded, terminals are empty and vacations have been cut short. toya: it's having a major impact on travelers around the country. through sunday, 4,000 flights are canceled and 5,000 more are delay. international airport were lighting up, several flights into and out of orlando were canceled. be sure you check with your airline before you head to the airport. dozens of red cross volunteers are on the ground in the hurricane zone. patrick: mike anderson reports on the mission of two more volunteers who left this morning. mike: these two men are meeting each other for the first time this morning. they literally had seconds to get acquainted before inspecting the disaster relief truck they're driving to florida. >> seen so many disasters and everything. people need help. that's what d

millions of people in florida and georgia and south carolina have been told to evacuate. this storm could break records. >> we're going to check with diane gallagher who is tracking this storm from florida. >>reporter: the rains and winds starting to come in here in jacksonville and we're several hours away coming up to this area. much of the floridaacoastline feeling the impact of this storm. at this point, hundreds of thousands of people have evacuated, but because the storm is upon us right now, authorities here are saying that if you have not left town, that's it. you're staying here, you need to hunker down and ride out this storm. the massive storm moving up florida's east coast bringing heavy rain. and more than 100-mile-per-hour here. >> officials saying the effects of matthew will be unlike any hurricane in decades and some places may become quote uninhabitable for weeks or months. >> we're seeing the impacts and it's a monster. our none our priority is protecting every life in thii state. >> power lines are down across the state, hundreds of thousands without pow

florida. residents told to stockpile supplies for three days. as the carolinas, georgia and florida now all declare states of emergency. south carolina governor nikki haley says mandatory evacuations will begin in that state wednesday. >> wherever you are on the coast we want you to get 100 miles away from that. ben president obama has canceled : campaign appearances tomorrow in florida. instead, he will go to fema maria growing concern in : brockton tonight which is home to a lot of haitian families anxiously waiting for word from loved ones. they gathered on main street today to share news and comfort one another. the u.n. says hurricane matthew has caused the biggest humanitarian crisis in haiti since the devastating earthquake ed right now, : one person is under arrest after a deadly shooting in lawrence. the victim was shot in the basement of a home on boxford street around three this afternoon. the suspect, 19-year-old isiah tejeda, will be in court facing murder charges tomorrow. berea this picture shows a : little gir from maine reunited with her mother after an

one reason is tradition and few are steeped in if like georgia and florida. the cocktail party has been played every season since 1926 with one exception during the bulldogs leadle ought-time -- lead the all-time steers, but the gators have won won 14 of the last 16 meetings. right in the first quarter, del rio finds lewis and puts the gators on top. jacob easton scrambling west floating one to wridley. he must be wearing a halloween costume because the gators don't seem to recognize the zone. fast forward to the third, del rio is driving. callaway picks up 21, takes a big hit. inside the five, who are you going to? callaway, why not? the sophomore doing a little bit of everything. florida beats georgia 24-10. put the cocktails on jim's tab in jacksonville tonight. in tallahassee, the seminoles are hosting the third ranked team in the land the clemson tigers. this game is still in progress. i can't shoal you highlights, but i can -- show you highlights. between miami and notre dame, the irish score the first 20 points. kaiser to the patron saint of touchdown

florida. some of the wet weather making its way into georgia. this storm not going to make it into our neck of the woods -- or the wet weather, anyway -- until saturday but the storm will be closest to us sunday morning at 2:00 a.m., a category 1 off shore of wilmington so they will see a storm surge of 5, 6 feet or so sunday and looks like this will curve around as a tropical storm early next week. we are seeing rain showers that could slow you down for the morning commute, few isolated shower in the triangle, the heaviest rain around nash, edgecombe, so take your time there. i will let you know if this rain tapers off before matthew forecast. >> thanks, alyssa. >>> matz you blindsided a church in haiti for a volunteer church. people are giving food and supplies to people devastated by the storm. this is an annual trip for the church since 2010. the four members of the church are expected to return to hillsboro by sunday, hopefully. time right now 5:13. >>> crashing waves and whipping winds, matthew re its mark on florida this morning as the st

matthew now a devastating category 4 hurricane, poised to slam into florida, georgia, and south carolina. who will take a direct hit? >>> eye of the storm. wind and rain are picking up tonight all along florida's east coast as matthew marches north, with the hurricane showing no sign weakening. it's already killed more than 100 people. will the death toll climb? >>> fear of flooding. matthew's storm surge is life threatening. some areas may face a wall of water 11 feet high. which coastal community also be inundated? >>> fleeing the coast. millions of people in three states are being told to evacuate as matthew strati threo strafe hundreds of miles of coastline. the message -- get out now. this storm will kill you. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> we're following the breaking news. new life or death warnings about hurricane matthew. the national hurricane center has issued a new update following matthew, an extremely dangerous hurricane, and disastrous impacts for florida. right now, the categor

are keeping a close eye on the storm. >> obama has declared a state of emergency in florida, south carolina and georgia. this morning as matthew roared ashore in florida, it brought torrential rains and punishing winds ahead of the storm. a the governor of florida urged residents to move to safer ground. >> our number one priority is protecting every life in this state. >> more than two million people were ordered to evacuate along the southeast coast from florida to the carolinas. >> i am begging you at this point to understand the seriousness of this storm. >> president obama also tweeted out a warning and called the governors of the affected from president obama. >> the president directed fema to be at the ready. >> we are leaning forward as much as we can right now to make sure that the survivors on the ground that will need any potential help from states or fema will have what they need. and that help will be needed as the national weather service cautioned the impacts from matthew could lead to some locations being uninhabitable for weeks or months. in washington, i'm nikole killion. >> strong wi

>> yeah, it was georgia/florida. >> georgia/florida. >> it was georgia/florida. right before the game. >> reporter: the very day kim died. lance was now putting himself at the crime scene. he told the detective he knocked on the dorsey door, but no one answered. >> did you go inside? let yourself in? >> no, no, no, no, no, the key be? >> it's supposed to be up under the dog right there. >> where's the dog where? >> there's a little dog about like a fake dog by the door. >> reporter: spare key? little dog? lance had just admitted he knew how to let himself into the dorsey home. suddenly, the upended statue the detective noticed the morning they found kim's body made sense. >> what if i told you i didn't believe all your story? >> what part of the story don't you believe? >> reporter: larry kuczkowski was convinced lance had, in fact, found that key and sneaked into kim's house. the detective was certainly not t lie. >>> coming up -- betrayed by a friend. >> you the only thing i could do was howl. (laughing) trap and lock up to 4x more dirt, dust and hair than the