now, here's a great thing here. this is outdoors, but it's got a great roof on it. - it does. - so, you're sort of protected from the weather, so you could have a little weather going on outside here and you could still enjoy the outside. - absolutely. - and then, you come indoors, and this, we saw this beautiful view to the east, but when you look to the west, that's a view i've never seen before, and that is very, very unusual, isn't it? - [shannon] it is. - [david] so, people come up here at five o'clock to one o'clock, is there food involved, snacks? - we do, we have small plates, we do some oysters, we do some quesadillas, some flat breads, we do some charcuterie boards, - it is not, no. this is just the rooftop bar. on the second floor we have eliot's, and then we also have the bar at the burnham restaurant. - yeah, 'cause i'm thinking, it might be a little tough to get in here sometimes, because this must be a popular spot. - it can be a little tight, on the weekends, we can have a little bit of wait, but we

so here you got two kinds of things here. you got the patagonia, which, you can't keep this stuff in the store, i mean this is the hottest thing, right? - no, it is the hottest thing right now on the market. it's huge with the college kids, so that's why it's kinda nice that we have the denison and the patagonia together, 'cause they come down for the denison gear and then they gear up for winter, as well. - [david] walkin' to class. - [nicole] it's true, yeah. - you can't beat that. and we're talkin' about cool. you know, we're talkin' about how this stuff sells like crazy. this is gonna be the next cool thing. what's this about, canadian goose? - [nicole] this is canada goose. they are out of canada, obviously, they're 625 down fill. they're the highest things that you can use for expditions, just for walkin' around downtown, al roker wears them. - yeah, well you know, i'll tell you, you know, new york city in the winter, you know. people used to wear fur coats, now they don't like to wear fur coats anymore. this is what yo

and his role here. this is his scene, but he's going to have a federally dispatched team that comes here. demort stands for disaster mortuary operational response team. but they're going to assist him with the recovery of the human remains here. what a lot of visitors ask us about the crash site here is about the remains. is about this being a final resting place because we use that term generally. but from the moment of impact, about 92% of the remains, it's estimated, were unrecoverable. they're scattered across this site and were never recovered. it's believed that about 8% of the remains of the people on board flight 93 were recovered. and a percentage of that 8% was actually identifiable that could be returned to family members. and the remaining unidentified remains were then brought back and reinterred here at flight 93. so this is both traditional and nontraditional burial ground. and we treat the crash site as such. protecting over 42 acres of ground south of the memorial plaza. so you're looki

here's radar here. here's the wind. this is the wind field.dealing with hurricane force winds. that may or may not move up the coast. very close throughout the day. what we do know and what does appear more certain is the storm surge. the water is building. it was cat 4. huge storm. pushing the water toward the coast. you see where it dends here. at water gets trapped. it can't easily escape as that eye approaches. that's why we have a chance for historic storm surge. the water should start going up in daytona beach and rapidly go up this morning. this area of red here, that's still 10 feet of storm surge possible northeast florida, georgia and south carolina. some people are, like, maybe they shouldn't have evacuated. this is life threatening. if people stayed and they're still in their beach areas on the coastal locations, they could die easily in storm surge of this magnitude expected today. >> storm surge and flooding may be the story of the weekend. bill karins, thank you. we'll get back to you in a second. let's go to orlando where we fi

eastern, right here on abc. i'll be joining george and the powerhouse political team and our own martha raddatz co-moderating. >>> in the meantime, there is still much more ahead on this special edition of "world news tonight" from florida, and there is other news to report this evening. breaking developments in the investigation revealing new details about what happened just before that deadly commuter crash, right outside new york city in hoboken. and now, this question tonight -- why did the train accelerate so quickly before the moment of impact? >>> also tonight, the chilling surveillance footage just released. the moment a suspect launched a knife attack inside an american mall. authorities confronting the attacker. >>> and, of course, much more, our team coverage, right here in florida, as the hurricane gets closer. expected to hit as a category 4. much more on that, as well. stay tuned here. man: i accept i'm not the deep sea fisherman i was. i accept i'm not out on the ocean wrestling marlin. i even acc

as you all know, the community here and neighbors here have been waiting for this for the last three years. when i took over last september, the city supported us, the community supported us and the entire year for 12 months and finally today, i am so happy. we are done, and now we're going to open it up. i'm so grateful, and we are so grateful to the city of san francisco especially mayor lee and his office. [ applause ] and supervisor cohen and all the staff and planning department for helping us, especially the community here. and we will work even harder to bring good food to our neighbors especially at a good price. how about that? [ applause ] i try so hard personally to bring coffee to serve the community, but now that we open might be two more weeks due to the construction. thank you very much for all of you toe. today. thank you all for being here. [ applause ] mayor lee and supervisor cohen's charge to our department is not only to create good jobs, but make maug sure it's the residents of the community that get those jobs and i'm proud to invite up anthony page, who will s

as you all know, the community here and neighbors here have been waiting for this for the last three years. when i took over last september, the city supported us, the community supported us and the entire year for 12 months and finally today, i am so happy. we are done, and now we're going to open it up. i'm so grateful, and we are so grateful to the city of san francisco especially mayor lee and his office. [ applause ] and supervisor cohen and all the staff and planning department for helping us, especially the community here. and we will work even harder to bring good food to our neighbors especially at a good price. how about that? [ applause ] i try so hard personally to bring coffee to serve the community, but now that we open might be two more weeks due to the construction. thank you very much for all of you toe. today. thank you all for being here. [ applause ] mayor lee and supervisor cohen's charge to our department is not only to create good jobs, but make maug sure it's the residents of the community that get those jobs and i'm proud to invite up anthony page, who will s

here is miami right down in here again. does it get another shot. let's take a look here and put it in motion. this is the map that will give you an idea of what the moisture and there it comes on shore. that's melbourne and that's melbourne, florida, right there where you see somewhere close to that and then you get up here near charleston. this is a city that floods very, very easily. so some problems there as well. and then look how that stuff extends out and with that extension take a look here. philadelphia, newark, new york, everybody has a delay. everybody has a problem. call ahead if you are flying any just about an inch in miami. other areas around picking up some good moisture as well. not from that storm, but from other storms. 65 overnight. 94 degrees for tomorrow which is very seasonal for this time of year. you see a little chance for that rain on saturday and maybe late friday. and then we stay with those 90s even some mid-90s and then back off once again. watch your kids around water. >>> thank you, dave. >> look at this. i guess t u

we'll bring it to you here.r from florida, bill nelson, senator, thank you so much for joining. i know you've got a lot going on and i appreciate you carving out some time. what can you tell us about the situation specifically around the jacksonville area where we understand they are expecting historic storm surge? >> that's the threat now. because of the wall of water as the winds come directly in to the beach, although, you still had the eye of the hurricane out in the atlantic, yet it gets to the coast as it parallels to the coast, you have the stronger winds that brings that storm surge. and there's so many low-lying areas including the st. john's river that the surge wouldn't just be on the beach in the barrier island. it could go into all the inland waters including the st. john's river. >> senator, response so far here in melbourne seems to have been more than sufficient. local officials gave the warnings. citizens here seemed to have listened to the warnings. have you found that to be the case around the

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i'm going to go down here and see what is here. >> all right. one out. nice to hear they're doing them after halloween and christmas and valentine's day. and you get to be about busy and don't get to every fun, vent. and -- fun event. as far as traffic goes, we're eastbound on the 60 now. there are reports of a crash around gilbert and on that 60 eastbound and give you a look at what we're seeing here on valley it's been cleared. sixty eastbound near stanley and left and middle right lanes were blocked near the collision. minutes ago, it did clear. good news to report. if you're in the west valley eastbound on the 10, the exit ramp, 35th avenue is closed as well as i-10 between that and mcdowel southbound. and i want to let you know of a few more things happening, a semi truck fire south of cactus eastbound and 51st avenue. it's a busy morning here. so far issue the 60 westbound doesn't look bad. neither does the 101 or 202 sapptan. >>> and -- santan. >>> and a protest planned over sky high water bills for dozens of homeowners. brian west is live in buck

here is your cone of uncertainty. he could come inland here, stay out to sea here. the average track is here. fort pierce, slideing close today to na beach and the change here, it does not appear it or south carolina. it looks like it will curve around and slide back south. look at cleveland though. look at the sunset. take a gander at this. we love october weather like this in northern ohio. we do have rain showers to the west but don't worry. they're slideing north and east. for you, no rainfall. dry weather, satellite map we have high pressure siting there. that's keep the rain away, acting like the hulk. 75 akron, 76 in cleveland, 77 mentor, 71 ashtabula. 79 in freemont, 81 in norwalk. 80 degrees or so in our area tomorrow. i would not be surprise fundamental your car thermometer reads 80 eggs the. averages in technical middle 60s. 88 the record in is the 51. no rainfall and none for a while. watch the cool down coming here. here is wednesday, here is thursday. 80, 79 friday and then notice the cool down for saturday and sunday. so app hint of fall coming in jus

here's a live look at an accident here our friend rhea hughes from wip almost got involved in this here. she said heading south on the freeway here if it wasn't for trooper, kind of standing in the road, telling everybody to slow down other folks would have been involve. this is right where 42 freeway end and atlantic city expressway begins. we have a couple vehicles involved in the crash all into this grass median here. so we are taking it the slow. all of the road are wet, damp from all that rain we had yesterday and the wind pulled town the leaves, that is like trying to stop on a sheet have of ice in the neighborhood. little ones are stemming out trent and jumping on the school bus this morning. ninety-five coming from northeast philadelphia, no problems there, at girard avenue expect delays on the regional rails. the old, slippery rail problem that we have especially on this paoli line where it is all tree lined, through the hain line here. all of those leaves are piling up, overnight, on the rails. so, watch out for some delays on the turnpike and the schuylkill, heading out of ki

here's the new path. wilmington, myrtle beach, charleston, savannah, hilton head area, you are still staring at this, very nervous. evacuated, as you should have. if you're still thinking about it, you should. the storm surge is going to be the issue. even though you see it going from a 3 to a 2, it's going to be very close to the coast and because of the angle of approach, it's moving along the florida coast. that's avoided the storm surge to the south of the eye. once it gets up here, those winds are piling onshore. that water is not able to escape. that's why the worst storm surge is going to be later today, into tonight. he's the radar image. eye safely off the coast. the hurricane force winds are in this core right in here. as of now we haven't had that onshore, and that has prevented a lot of the horrible damage with that. notice the path it took, this black line. this was the saving grace, this jog it took around yesterday afternoon. that really helped us out. we take the black line, the forecast t

quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are also joined by the former clerk gloria young, thank you so much. before we get started i would like to take a moment of silence to acknowledge the folks who have worked through this chamber, who are no longer with us today. something that we agree on is that people love coming to san francisco, settlers and immigrants began arriving after the first independent homestead was erected near what is today is known as port mouth square in 1843. the town was growing very quickly, and was renamed san francisco on january 30th 1847. the california gold rush increased our population over night, from 1,000 people in 1848, to 25,000 by december 1849. in february of 1849, the citizens of what was known as the district of san francisco erected a legislative assembly. which they empowered to make laws not in conflict

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. >> we have team coverage here and we're tracking the cancellations here from dia. >> the hurricane has killed at least 108 people in haiti alone. more than 230 homes damaged and the death toll is sadly we're joined with the newest developments in florida. marcie? >> reporter: good morning. it's been raining off and on through the day here. we're still just hours away from the severe impacts of the storm. hurricane matthew moving towards florida. the massive storm threatening winds. >> evacuate, evague evacuate, evacuate. >> reporter: orders in place for two and a half million people to evacuate. >> i'm thinking about getting as far asfrom the flood zone as for gas. >> i love my kids dearly. i want to do what is best for them. >> reporter: taking the theft seriously after seeing the destruction left behind in haiti and the bahamas and now making a straight shot towards the sunshine state. matthew is expected to hit the florida cost category 4. more than 400 national guards are helping with the last minute preparations. >> all right, thank you. our team coverage continues now with th

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here. people here are heating the the warnings and boarded up. a lot of people are worried whether those homes are going to be available when they come back here. >> power outages here and more than a million people could be without power by the time this night is over. governor scott has the power company working around the clock and trying to fix that. we are seeing water rise gradually behind me and behind this building coming up. now, the roads are being flooded as well. it maybe that one that we find and causes problems in the over night and morning hours. the winds is not at hurricane straight level but steady rain. rain that could add ten or twelve inches here. >> that called cause the damage here in the next 24 hours. >> jered, in terms of the damage, what else are you seeing? >> we ha >> reporter: we have not seen the dramatic damages that i expect to see at this point. these things are tough to predict, they move one way or another. the real test is whether this makes a land fall

we're going to be here and bring that to you. live outsided board of >> very incredible to see people already out there. >> as they battle for last-ms. president swing voters. president obama will be in cleveland to help campaign for clinton. he's going to hold a rally friday morning. on thursday night he's headline the ohio democratic annual state dinner in columbus. >> still ahead for you, this is just terrifying here. man tries to run over his girlfriend. a crowd saw the whole thing. how she's doing plus the people who stepped up to luck. still trying to win you that back and more free food. >> free? got me. glrvetle we are looking o.k. on 7 is. we do have some work that starts overnight. i'll give you those details coming up on my next traffic segment. >> thank you. only on news 5 a girlfriend with a car not once but twice. >> two people who saw it happen put themselves in danger to help her. >> he tried to runaway. she tried to runaway rather but he followed her with the car. two neighbors stepped in. one was holding up a gu

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he's not just keeping it here. he's going to make sure he gives back to communities across our great nation. >> dana: yesterday you might have noticed a lot of motorcyclist on the road for the poker run that happened yesterday. the goal to raise money for the fawn stars road out for a good cause yesterday including rick harrison. he led the drive down to the hard rock hotel. >> all the money stays here local. it's really great. community helps out. >> dana: a lot of reasons to get involved. they had a great raffle and one person able to drive off new motorcycle. >> kim: sounds like a fun event where you get to ride a motorcycle and play poker at the same time. they had an event at red rock where people showed up to keep that place beautiful. it is such a pretty place of employment you can see them doing their part to make sure it stays that way. a lot of volunteers are from here in southern nevada hoping everyone work hard to keep a beautiful spot. >> kim: they were saying they were out there because of their love

we're at the shore here. the ocean is just on the other side of our hotel and with the storm surge in this area supposed to be higher than seven feet you can expect flooding in these neighborhoods, and you pair that with the debris that's in the street. the power lines that are in the street, a very high chance of a fatal incident here in daytona. you also have to deal with the pounding rain as the wind continues to gather speed behind me. it is going to continue to get worse here as the eyewall draws near. again, chris, i can't believe i'm saying this but there are people in the street right now. i'm not sure who this guy is, but i've seen several cars pass since we've been standing here. i saw one guy walking around earlier. it is just so, so poorly thought out to be out in these kind of conditions. especially when they are going to get worse. so if you are out on the street, i mean, the best thing you can do is get inside and find a safe place to be right now. before this eyewall gets closer and closer to

notice up here in ohio see the cloud that we have here. it's really this year in through here. try that one more time. it's that area. we're going to move on. the clouds are keeping thing on the warmer side. baseball bat. don't you worry. the power planner for today. the wind not as strong as yesterday. cooler than where we should be for this time of year. the game one forecast in just a bit. >> thanks so much. let's talk an the parking restrictions in place. yeah. we're beginning going to the always a better option to ride the rta. trains run an hour after and it's $5 5-for a full day pass. 271, 71, 90. no major delays as of yet. showing that 71's getting busier but we're not delay and traffic is flowing better. now we're two leans. let's check in with john checked in. 480 and you can see traffic is moving pretty well. traffic flowing smoothly through the rest of the viewing area. no real backups as well. we'll check back in with you in a couple of minutes. we'll send things back inside now. >> a special day for our fans. you know, and cleveland and northeast ohio. the day tha

adams, here, dooley is absent. dwight, here. ortiz-cartagena--tour-sarkissian , here. yee riley--zouzounis, here. you have quorum. >> okay. item 2. >> item 2, general pub u.lic comment allows membering to comment generally on matters within the small business commission jurisdiction but not on todays calendar and suggest new agenda items mpt . any members of the public like to comment on anything not on the agenda today? welcome. >> just a moment, let me get your--there we go. go ahead. >> thank you. good afternoon small business commission and do you know-[single]. there is no business like small business like all business i know. everything about it is appealing. everything that travl

here's joe. >>> good morning. here's a look from our cbs4 mile high cam. just a litt and i-25 you can still see some construction being done on one of the offramps there. onramps to i-25, excuse me. that will probably be happening still until about 5:30 this morning. but as we take a look at the drive eastbound and westbound 6th avenue slowing to about the 50s and 40s. will take about 7 minutes from simms to i-25. as we take a look at the rest of the map, quite a bit of green, which means no major problems to report. >>> thank you, joe. may not be feeling the best. there was a road loss for the broncos, and you may know this already, as the team could not get anything going until really later on in the game. there's another injury to an offensive line struggling to keep the quarterback safe. we learned russell okung was taken to the hospital after the game due to a concussion. he tweeted, thank you for your thoughts and prayers, all good. here's a look at the plays of the game as afc west. >> rivers takes the pass, throws to the end zone. caught, touchdown

but what i wanted to do here today, was acknowledge those people who are here. who served during that time. who i regard with great fondness and respect. and particularly clinton cox, that goes for you. bobby mendelson with whom i have known for a long time, louis who took my seat on the board of supervisor and became city attorney. and has gone on to many good things. carroll silver. who during the white night riots unfortunately took a rock in the face and bears that scar to this day. billy maher who always stood tall and always had something to add to the discussion. i spoke last night with jack mulanari who could not be here today. he was board president during much of my 9 years as supervisor. and he is traveling and he can't attend hi would also like to recognize don heranzy who was almost a supervisor. and john fargus who was. thank you very much, madam chair, madam president. >> thank you, senator. and now i would like to acknowledge our state senator mark leno for a special commendation. >> thank you madam president. we are celebrating this centinnial a

here on cbs north carolina. guy, back to you. >> he has a messy situation out there. you can see the flooding has gotten worse throughout the morning. we checked in with him earlier at 6:00, and now you can see fayetteville as well, as we saw live from nate rogers down there. >> absolutely. >>> we know in a few minutes, we will be hearing from governor pat mccrory, in fact he is at the podium now and we want to break in live and give you the press conference happening. >> good morning. i'm pat mccrory, governor of north carolina, and i cannot stress how serious of an issue this storm, this hurricane could cause to north ro but taking human life. and i am extremely concerned, since this hurricane has been downgraded, that people will let up their guard. and it these types of hurricanes that settle over our state that have caused the most damage and loss of life and destruction. and this is especially true for we wanted this hurricane to go out, where it would have been more powerful, out over the ocean but as soo

here is another cynical thing steve real quickly here. so you got some smash and grabs in center city, rittenhouse, horrible shooting therement and quickly we have a commission put together to discuss it. that's the cynic would say, where these commissions and the other more violent part of the city. >> but boyds, something goes on in center city, oh, boyds window smashed. which is a bad thing. let's have a commission put together immediately and then even the commission shows up. maybe i'm just cranky today. 63:00. story out of birmingham township. investigators work to go determine how one person died in a late night house fire. this is in chester county. >> that's where lauren johnson is now. with the latest, lauren? >> contract took work, owning p home to try to get it up and secured, nearly seven hours after this fire last night, we shot some video shortly after crews cleared the scene here, smoke detector spotted sitting right on top of trash bin, just few feet away from the front door of the home. no word if that detector was worki

here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: this man, police say, is not supposed to be here. an alleged intruder recorded walking past the home surveillance camera and through the hallway. but watch. moments later, an 11-year-old boy, home from school in new jersey, completely unaware a stranger is in the house. he walks over to close the door. door, and then, he suddenly makes a run for it. >> my heart started pumping when i saw him. >> reporter: the little boy now speaking out. >> basically, then, i immediately run out of the house. i see that my neighbor is driving by in her car, so i stop her, ask her for her help. >> apparently, caller is an 11-year-old male. he saw a male with dark clothes. >> reporter: the man gets out, too, leaving through the back. >> but the little boy had the sense about him to leave and get out of there and seek help, ic >> reporter: and police say, that man stole the boy's phone. he's been charged with burglary and theft, and he has not yet entered a plea. david? >> gio, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the deadly underwater diving

we have a dance group here as well. why do you guys like to come out here? >> we come out here to show that we should be supporting. >> that's what it's about is the support. this dance crew has seen breast cancer, what happenedded in we've had a couple of -- what happened? >> we've had a couple of dance moms be diagnosed so they've supported the daughters, the family. its important that they understand also, its educational for them to learn the importance of being checked. we have teenager, my daughter is a teenager so the importance we also do that and support, get involved with the community. reporter: inspiration, community, just education and of course, the weather out here guys, what do you think? >> very hot. >> it's a little warm but we've got sky 12 up as well getting an aerial view of what's going on because we it is a great day. things today are going to be gorgeous out there. you cloud cover but the next seven days, it is going to be warm. 96 degrees today and tomorrow. the bottom line, you've just got to come out and get all the inspirational s

how do you deal with it here? >> here in jail? we don't deal with it here. >> we work out. we work out in jail. >> we build it up to break it down. >> in fact, we first met him during his workout a few days earlier, right before he shaved his head. >> i work out pretty much seven days a week. once in awhile, i take the day off. this is part of my program. every morning i come out here and do this. feel like i'm doing something productive, start off the day right. >> while bosheers and evans have seemingly beat their habit and gained their help nj prison, they told us this might all be temporary. >> i'm going to try to get out and do the right thing, but i really can't say i'm going get out -- i'm going to get high. i'm not going to lie. i love doing dope. i'm going to get out, go see my mom then get high. >> you'll be back together again? >> i have 6 1/2 years left. i'm trying to do something positive while i'm here, working out, going to school, that stuff. i can't say what i'm going to do yet. it's going to be 6 1/2 years. i love getting high. that's all i've been doing f

the details here. the investigation is now just getting started so we don't know a lot of details. 9:15 a.m. this morning. an altercation started in the parking lot where one of the people involved bran dished a weapon and was menacing with it. and then we received calls. it was a joint effort between theebolder police department and they were able to track the person down with the weapon. he was not followwng commands and at some point we had to neutrallize -- limit the situation so it was no longer there. we don't know yet anything other than we know that suspect is dead. it is an ongoing situation and it's now to the boulder involved investigation team, since there was a police officer involved in this. >> i have a quick statement from rick george, he's a athletic director here. he says "regarding the incident foremost all students and staff are safe. we have safety pro to cals in safe and they were effective. i want to recognize the cu and bolder police departments for their swiftresponse and neutr

let's take a bigger view here. as you can see, this whole line that has kind of popped up in the area across the southern part of the great lakes. that is ahead of this cold front. there is another big surge of energy that is coming out of the deep south. you can see these clouds here. the clouds are representative of moisture in the atmosphere, but we also have a thing called water vapor. it is sensing how much moisture is in the atmosphere. yellow showing the very dry air. but look here, where we start riding right along this front. so in the next 24 hours, we'll start to see that coming in. so the scattered showers we have this evening will hang out past the midnight hour as they will start to move out. and you can see how thing also start to change direction. mostly cloudy skies. i can't rule out a few showers. daybreak temperatures right around 60. as the day guess on, we'll see a mix of clouds and sun. and then watch what happens wednesday evening. southwest. that is that next batch i told you about. and thur

and past was here. -- pabst was here.was the end of the whiskey era in peoria although post-prohibition, nothing compared -- compared to pre-prohibition. announcer 2: c-span is visiting peoria, illinois to learn about its history. our next stop is the peoria riverfront museum. we toured the exhibit on the ever-changing illinois river. ann schmitt: we are in the illinois river encounter here at the peoria riverfront museum. this gallery talks about the illinois river both from a historical perspective and also about the river as a means of transportation and a big part of our economy. the gallery begins with a historical look at both how the river was formed 15,000 years torrent, andn kiki the people who lived here in prehistoric times. the ken kiki torrent was a geological event 15,000 years ago. at that time, this was an eight period of great racer -- glaciation. there was a glacier lake around what is now chicago and michigan. and that glacial lake burst its dam. so most of the water would have come through the base or

i'm here with kevin. been here before a couple times. this is one of those places you walk around and you wanna make sure you brought a big car - yeah! so how did this thing start and what has it become? - it started out as a vintage store that we wanted to try to save as many things as possible and display them in a better light than usually most stores do, and it just kinda grew from there, and now we're about 23,000 square feet and it's looking great. - [david] some of this stuff may have started at the bottom of a junk pile but it's a treasure at the bottom of the pile. when it comes to the surface it's something special. - [keven] exactly, we find a lot of stuff in a basement and make it to where you might wanna put it in your living room. - [david] ok, how'd you get the name bomb shelter? - [kevin] the stuff that we like the most or find most interesting is from the era that bomb shelters, you could order one still. - [david] you walk through this place, i gotta tell ya, it is like a trip through time too because, for me, i see my

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here but my heart is still pounding away right here. here is a snake expert gordon, why do you do this line of work? >> to educate people and ka change their fear into knowledge. >> reporter: does it take a long time. >> you came here and didn't think you would be holding a snake. >> reporter: my producers amly. well gordon it is the rattle snake festival do you have one you can show to us. oh my goodness. here let me give you that [audio not understandable] . >> reporter: how danger is this rattle snake. >> they are dangerous they will kill you. [audio not understandable] a small child. >> reporter: have you been bitten before. >> i've been bitten 7 times and not always been my fault. >> reporter: my goodness how many snangz do you have. >> we've got about 200. >> reporter: 200 of them. >> we brought about 20 here today. >> reporter: it's all educational showing the snakes off and tell people how to avoid getting bitten and what to do if ever in that wrapped around your neck like me. live in pasco county. abc action news. >>> she score

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here it is right here and again moving northwest. notice all the warm red colors, those are the cloud tops, the tropical cumulous towers. winds sustained -- maximum sustained winds of 120 miles per hour moving northwest at 12 miles per hour. and we're about an hour a is what we're going on right now. again, this is expected to move up in the bahamas overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. unfortunately right over nassau in the bahamas, and then from there east of florida. now, you notice the numbers here. they're actually going to go up and the hurricane center thinks it will intensify, back to a category iv storm passing east of miami, east of fort lauderdale and thin approaching the space coast of florida with winds at 130 miles and then from there. >> and then we talk about yesterday how the hurricane model agreeing with the european model indicating it will bend to the right and never make it north of north carolina. we do have hurricane warnings in affect through well as the east coast of florida. up until about daytona

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not too much wind here more sun then anything but a few additional cloud that rebuild with time here. not just for school day but anything you have going on today certainly no umbrellas required. i would have an extra layer walking out and meisha, sunglasses are good too. >> we will need them today, katie, thanks very much. we are looking at live chopper three over an accident in delaware, route one southbound near smyrna all lanes blocked alternate route 13 southbound is your best bet, one overturn that spilled chickens and they were alive, you guys, the chickens were alive. we will not get too close to this scene but i can tell you a really sad case here. the driver of the vehicle, they are okay, be in was hurt. the overturned tractor trailer carrying chickens only thing or things or being hurt in this situation were in fact the chickens. just so you no, we do have that closure. you will to have youth route 13 southbound as your alternate. yikes, that is quite sometime before that cleans up. anywhere around that area avoid it at all cost route one southbound right now is closed in s

the marines are here. you have the navy here. department of 0 emergency management from san francisco here, as well. this all gets going at 8:30 this morning. you're going to be do something demonstrations later on today out here. what do you have going on? >> yes, we are, we'll have various displays. we'll be showing our assets, military working dogs, water purification. there will be be a lot of things out here showing what kind of humanitarian capabilities we could provide during a disaster. >> folks can show up, it's all free. you can come down and take part in the festivities down here at marina green. and folks can hop in like me, into these vehicles, and check them all out, right? >> yes, it will be hands on, and we'll also be purifying water straight from the bay that people can drink. so we'll be very hands on today. >> one of the other excites part offers freak fleet week, the blue any -- fleet week, the blue angels, and they'll be taking to the air for their show later this afternoon. here is some video as they did som

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