elizabeth hur has the report on hurricane matthew. >> reporter: hurricane matthew is making landfall this morning in haiti. the monster storm, now the strongest hurricane for the region since 1963. it is already being lame -- least four lives. >> we have already seen deaths of people out to sea, people who are missing, people who didn't respect the alerts lost their lives. >> reporter: with winds reaching 145 miles per hour, powerful enough to -- to wipe out parts of haiti. jamaica dealt a devastating blow but the storm still dumped more than a foot in some areas. the woods yet. the clouds you see behind me are from the edges of hurricane matthew but jamaicans are looking at this with guarded optimism . >> reporter: meanwhile in cuba, the forecast is calling for up to 40 inches of rain possible on parts of the island, enough to wash away entire villages. the cubans are boarding up buildings and setting up sandbags. preparations are also underway in the u.s. with a category 4 hurricane on the move now tracking west threatening the >> if matthew affects florida, destruction could be ca

elizabeth hur, abc news, new right now we are working on all-new stories for 13 action news live at 3-30... including caught on camera. a truck rams a group of people protesting columbus day in reno...and it didn't end there wait until you see what happens next and... the presidential race took yet another dramatic turn today... thanks to donald trump's rocky relationship with the republican party. but is it affecting him in the polls? but it didn't end there. plus... a couple in arizona under arrest after leaving their child in the car while they went gambling. why the father is defending his actions. less than a month a way and the fighting within the republican party reaches new levels. it's your voice, your vote in the race for the white house. donald trump is not only battling with hillary clinton, he's taking on leaders from his own party. a-b-c's kenneth moton has the latest from washington. trump's twitter tirade...but not against hillary clinton. donald trump in pa "we're in a rigged system folks." donald trump set his sights on the washington, house speaker paul ryan who sai

elizabeth tag: elizabeth hur reporting. investigators now the flight student at the controls was a jordanian national.. but believe the crash was a suicide.. and not an act of terrorism. right now bill clinton is facing some vicious protesters. several peopler interrupted clinton during a speech in iowa... shouting at him and calling him hurricane nicole is now a category-3 storm.. and taking direct aim at bermuda. officials are urging locals to take this storm seriously. damaging winds and dangerous flooding are expected when nicole arrives tomorrow. schools and government buildings have already been closed ahead of the storm. you're getting a first look into the eye of a powerful typhoon churning in the ocean. nasa's terra satellite was able to catch this clear image of typhoon songda. they say songda's cloud- filled eye stretches over 20 nautical miles... and is circled by powerful thunderstorms. the storm is far from land and is moving southeast of yokoska, japan. experts expect the typhoon to begin weakening and become

trump almost certainly means to elizabeth hur, abc news new york. >>> going to a world series game is a dream come true for many indians fans and one northeast teacher has his students to fan cam. richard gage has been a teacher at struthers high school south of youngstown for more than two decades now. he is also a lifelong indians fan so when the indians made the world series, one of his former students decided he had to go. so he set up a gofundme in less than three days, more than 100 people donated enough money to get that teacher a ticket. we caught up with mr. gage before he went into progressive feel for last night's game. >> i'm very thankful. something like this lets you know that your life has had genuine meaning and you have been able to do something for other people. certainly i never expected anything like this in return. >> along with donations, the he has inspired them. >> he is grinning from ear to ear. what a story. >> teachers inspire us. >> they really do. of >> nothing like a good student- teacher relationship. >> my goodness. he is going to be an even better teac

and it hurs. it hurts so bad. i just don't know what i'm going to do without her. >> annette and derek lucky are heart broken. their daughter inlisted in the navy five months ago. she passed boot camp with no problems. and she was on her first deployment aboard the uss ronald reagan when she suddenly died. the family was told she'd been sick for a few days and may have died as cardiac arrest. >> my baby left here. she was standing tall. she was healthy. my baby come back in a casket. >> reporter: the 23-year-old's body returned to the bay area thursday. one naval officer saluted lucky who was considered a veteran. her family stood in silence, devastated. >> this is hurt and is sad to know i'm never going to be able to see her again. >> reporter: autopsy results won't be in for another two months. the pittsburgh native planned to one day return home and become a social worker to help troubled teenage girls. the funeral will be wednesday morning. she'll be buried with full military honors. >>> a falling tree killed

abc's elizabeth hur has more. nats - "..waves.." hurricane matthew.. churning in the caribbean.. nats - "...winds..." packing powerful winds and marching toward the islands.. nats - "...drilling..." is already forcing businesses to close and residents to board up their homes.. nats - "...nailing..." before hunkering down and seeking shelter.. sot - sean thomas / resident i just want to know that they are safe and secure sot - jarrott "we want people to heed the warnings and take it seriously" emergency responders.. also preparing for the monster storm.. from jamaica.. to haiti and cuba.. natsot - "...(calls for evacuations)..." the storm could dump up to 40 inches of rain.. and possibly trigger life- threatening mudslides.. in areas still reeling including haiti.. where 50-thousand people still call these makeshift tents.. their home.. after the deadly earthquake in 2010. warning americans in the region to get out.. 700 military family members have already been evacuated from guantanamo bay.. with officials from florida to north carolina.. on high alert. sot - gov. pat mccrory /

abc's elizabeth hur is in new york with more. reporter: residents, frustrated and outraged. letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> i hate to think what would have happened if it were not taped. reporter: this video went viral. two people in the video were not there -- larnie thomas and lieutenant t. olsen, who claimed he stopped thomas for impeding traffic. the woman who recorded the right side of construction. >> the officer should not have put his hands on the guy. reporter: according to officials, thomas was later released and a citation dropped. >> officer olson maintained his calm. reporter: they also say the officer will not be disciplined. but that was clearly not the answer. city officials policies to see if reforms are necessary, including retraining officers. elizabeth hur, new york. ben: professors at 14 state universities in pennsylvania are on strike. faculty members hit the picket lines early this morning after contract negotiations broke off without an agreement. no further talks are scheduled. the strike affects more than 100,000 student

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. kathy: a home catches fire in iowa, ignited by a t.v. remote. investigators say the fire started on the family's couch, where the remote was sitting. a girl walking her dog spotted the fire, and called for help. the fire did some serious damage, but the family got out safe. fire officials are investigating how the remote caught fire. joyce: a possible conflict of interest regarding soda and several health organizations. researchers from boston university found that coca-cola and pepsico sponsored at least 96 health groups between 2011 and 2015. groups' measures to cut soda consumption. health officials say soda drinkers are linked to risks of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease. the american beverage association said in a statement that it's proud to support organizations that improve public health. may 3 recall happening right now, involving nestle's drumstick ice cream cones. the company says the product might be contaminated with listeria. the recall includes the 16-count variety pack, and the 24-count vanilla pack. nestle says if you

joyce: abc's elizabeth hur shows the path, and how the states are preparing. elizabeth: hurricane matthew first making landfall in haiti, as the most powerful hurricane in decades. pounding the region with torrential rains, and dangerous storm surges, is on the move. after drenching jamaica, now cuba feeling matthew's wrath. could trigger massive mudslides and devastating floods. bob: i pray that everybody's safe, and it's not as bad as they're predicting. elizabeth: the american coast also on alert. four states of emergency and evacuations set to begin on wednesday in south carolina. gov. haley: wherever you are on the coast, we want to make sure that you are 100 miles away from that. elizabeth: take a look at these empty store shelve long line outside a costco in florida. residents are stocking up, after warnings from officials in florida to the carolinas. dr. knabb: the weather could start going downhill in florida , late wednesday night into thursday. hurricane watches are in effect . now is the time to prepare. elizabeth: because of hurricane matthew, pre

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elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. sean: and now for the latest tracking of hurricane matthew and the big question, could it pay a visit to new england? le questions about whether it could come up here and truth be told, we don't know just yet. a look at the latest imagery. here is where it has been over the last 24 hours. it is moving along quite slowly, north on the about six miles an hour towards jamaica, haiti, cuba, the bahamas, and all the islands have hurricane warnings in effect. that is the red areas. the entire island of jamaica western side, cuba and the bahamas, that is what is in the immediate path of the hurricane. expected to remain a category four hurricane right through the visit past many of those islands and only weakening to three or two. next few days from reaching southeastern parts of the usa friday and into saturday. we hav intimidations of where he could go in your full forecast a few minutes away. sean: 19 of the state's 120 dairies have closed in recent months and now state officials are tryi

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. adam: today, rescue efforts continue across eastern north carolina as floodwaters brought on by hurricane matthew roll downstream. at least three rivers are forecast to reach record levels. yesterday, teams rescued some 1500 residents who were trapped by flood waters. a flash flood warning has now been issued for the area. north carolina suffered the most deaths in the u.s. from hurricane matthew. 11 people have died. in haiti, frustration is growing as some villages hit by hurricane matthew last week are still waiting for food, one and a half million people in haiti need assistance, and the humanitarian agency has made an emergency appeal for $120 million. doctors in brazil say new health problems are developing for many of the children with small heads from mothers infected with zika. researchers are calling it "congenital zika syndrome," with symptoms including swallowing problems, epileptic seizures, and vision and hearing trouble. officials say they are also seeing many babies wh

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. sean: switching gears, get ready to hit the slopes thanks to more than five inches of fresh snow. killington resort in vermont plans to open today with two trails becoming the first resort in the east to open. for the season, anyway. today is only for xpress card holders and season pass members but the general public can enjoy the snow starting tomorrow. wax up those skis or snowboards. but if you plan to hit the slopes at sunday river, there will be one less chair lift. the spruce peak triple chair collapsed over the summer and officials say they won't be able to fix it until next spring. sunday river says they didn't want to have to close down good hike a short distance. if you really want to ski that come a little bit of footwork. we had some snowflakes. kevin: photos from up cap, targeting just a few weeks from now. we will talk about how long that lasts coming up. sean: plus just because the , growing season is almost finished doesn't mean you have to say goodbye to your plants j

abc's elizabeth hur with more. elizabeth: caught on camera in madera, california, a traffic stop that at first appears mundane. >> a white mazda on mainberry, north of howard. elizabeth: the dashcam video showing the officer with a civilian guest in the cruiser over this mazda. but the driver takes off and the officer chases after within seconds, the woman in the cruiser, screams as the squad car is about to come under fire, e. >> shots fired. elizabeth: and watch, just as they turn a corner, you can see the gunfire. in all, someone from the passenger side shoots a dozen times. >> shots fired. elizabeth: three of the bullets hitting and disabling the police cruiser, forcing the officer to end the pursuit. the police department later sharing these pictures of the patrol car's windows shattered, and this, police say, is the gun found in the car, the suspect abandoned. madera police, like so many other departments across the country, takes civilians out as part of the citizens academy to show how police work, and they

every time there's a hur can i worry. i'm hoping somebody helps them like we're helping other people. >> reporter: definitely takes special people to drive into the path of a storm like matthew. the van nesss say they expect to be down south for at least two to three weeks helping people in need there. they say they are head to do columbia, south carl, that's where they're going tonight. but then that will be deployed other places depending upon the need. now the red cross says if you want to help here in our area, you can do two things. you can donate money or you can donate blood. a lot of the blood drives in south carolina and other places have been canceled because of the storm. so there's definitely a need for blood donations. lucy. >> all right, thank you very much, dawn. the fox 29 weather authority staying on top of the storm. you can, too. by going to fox29.com. clicking the weather tab at the top of the home page. you'll find live radar, satellite images of course and very latest information on that storm's trac

elizabeth hur is tracking matthew's path.>>reporter: hurricane matthew's first making landfall in haiti, as the most powerful hurricane in decades. it's pounding the region with rain and dangerous and it's on the move after drenching jamaica and the bahamas are now bracing for heavy wind and rain that could trigger mudslides and devastating floods. >> i pray that everyone is safe. it's not as bad as they are predicting.>>reporter: the american coast is on alert. look at these empty store shelves outside at costco in florida. residents are stocking up after florida to the carolinas, urging the public to be prepared for the worst case scenario. >> you don't want to take a chance. listen to the local officials. you have a great team and they want to do the right thing. they will do the right thing. everyone has to listen.>>reporter: because of hurricane matthew, president obama canceled his event in florida tomorrow. we are told he is headed to fema headquarters to try to stay on top of the storm. elizabeth hur, abc york. >>> tw

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. hillary clinton is coming back announced today that she will be in the city next friday for an early vote rally. the announcement didn't say where the event is. clinton was last in the state on september 30th, rapids back in january, before the iowa caucuses. at&t is buying time warner, owner of the warner bros. movie studio as well as hbo and cnn. the price tag-- 85-point-4 billion dollars. the merger combines a telecom giant that owns a leading cellphone business, directv and internet service with the company behind some of the world's most popular entertainment. this would make time warner the center of the according to dealogic. meteorologist britley ritz joins us now. britley, it a pretty nice day today, how's the evening ahead looking? sunday brings slightly warmer temperatures with highs in the upper 60s. the further south you live the more likely you'll hit 70 degrees. it will be a bit breezy as well with winds changing from the south to the north at 15 to 25 mph at times. a c

this as the mayor and city council members faced a heated crowd of community abc's elizabeth hur with the story. >> reporter: residents frustrated and outraged -- >> a human being, and you treat him like a human being. >> reporter: letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> it's fortunate, i think, that this was on videotape. i hate to think what would have happened had it not been taped. >> reporter: the first council meeting since this video went controversial video were not there. >> you can't just put your hands on me like this. >> reporter: thomas and lieutenant olson, the officer claiming he stopped thomas for walking in the middle of the street impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the video, janet, saying he was hugging the right side of the construction. >> you're going to take me to jail for this! >> the officer didn't need to approach the situation in that manner, shouldn't have put hands on the guy. >> reporter: according to official, thomas detained at the scene and cited for disorderly conduct, released later, and citation dropped. >> we can't de

a false alarm, but we can't gamble, and we won't gamble with people's lives. >> reporter: elizabeth hur, york. >>> some models show the country could be hit with more than 3 feet of rain. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us with what could happen there as well as here in the u.s. paul? >> good morning, diane, kendis. we expect for matthew to make a tremendous impact on haiti. there's a basic reason why. think of a hurricane as a big pie cut in four slices. now, the top right slice of the pie is where we expect the worst of the storm, and that's where we expect the strongest of although, the mere girth of the storm affects folks in cuba. the tracking of it, category 4 downgraded to a 3 as it crosses cuba, and them sliding close to florida, restrengthen to a category 3, and possibly targeting portions of north carolina. severe storms ripping way through portions of the midwest steering winds from those storms swing matthew right up into new york city. kendis, diane? >> all right, thanks, paul. >>> moving on to politics, donald large in the race for the white house with the next presid

abc 7 news reporter elizabeth hur is live with an update for us. elizabeth? >> reporter: ama the good news here, officials say they are making progress, but, unfortunately, flooding remains a major concern, and right now that is still forcing more evacuations. with rivers still rising, frustration is growing where this dam in moore county north call with a hole the size of a fire truck is prompting mandatory evacuations. >> if i die, i want to die at home, but not somewhere else because a man told me i couldn't stay at my house. >> reporter: they can't blame this hon matthew. it didn't help the situation, but that dam is the problem and the reason we're evacuated right now. >> but officials maintain the torrential rain from hurricane matthew is to blame, that multiple rivers across the state continue to swell to record levels, flooding entire neighborhoods and leaves thousands in into evidence rescue, many of them now in shelters after losing everything. >> we don't have nothing, no clothes, no shoes, no nothing. >> reporter: governor says this is the worst f

as abc's elizabeth hur reports... investigators are searching..... for one main clue. classes are resuming at this san francisco high school.. the scene of a frightening shooting.. that left 4 students injured and many more terrified. ((sot)) student: "questions my safety b/c it could happen to ((sot)) student: "it's still terrifying, i don't want to see this going on." gunshots rang out tuesday afternoon.. just as school was letting out.. ((nat)) broadcastify: "5 gun shots heard in the class room." the chaos sending students running for cover.. many back into the school.. ((sot)) student: "everybody pushed our desk and we went under to make sure we were safe." ((sot)) "i thought it was a joke, i thought it was a prank, something was going on but by the look on everybody's face, that was just something say they were prepared for an active shooter situation. ((sot)) police: "thinking that the suspect might still be in the school shooting, we found out after the fact that this incident did not happen inside the school but it happened outside the school." four students, 3

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. overseas...the islamic state is claiming responsibility for a number of attacks in iraq. a suicide bombing targeting a funeral killed at least 35 people and left more than 60 injured. and in two areas just north of baghdad... gunmen killed at least 12 others. bombing targeting police claimed the lives of 8. the attacks come as iraqi security forces are preparing to retake the militant-held city of mosul. "you gotta come out. you gotta, you gotta..." bystanders rushing into the cold waters of a pond in driver hit the gas instead of the brake. this cell phone video showing just how lucky she is to be alive. nat- "hold on to this. you're not...not dying." the woman is doing okay this morning... a truck packed full of animals rescued from north carolina during hurricane matthew is making its way up the east coast this morning. abbie hubbard, deputy director, animal welfare league of alexandria (00:03:54-00:04:08) "it really does give you chills, the gravity of the situation really hits wh

abc news reporter elizabeth hur in new york with the latest. elizabe elizabeth. >> >> larry, good afternoon, everyone to you. right now we're looking at the carolinas and georgia all under a state of emergency. bottom line, officials say they are not taking any chances, and in fact in south carolina, evacuations start tomorrow. hurricane matthew first making landfall in haiti. as the most powerful hurricane in decades pounding the region with torrential rain and dangerous storm surges is on the move after drenching jamaica, cuba and the bahamas, now bracing for more heavy wind and rain that could trigger massive mud slides and devastating floods. >> i pray that everybody is safe, and -- and it's not as bad as they are predicting. >> reporter: the american coast also on alert. take a look at these empty store shelves and this long line outside of a costco in florida. residents are stocking up after warnings from officials in florida to the carolinas urging the public to be prepared for the worst case scenario. >> you don't want to take a changes

as abc's elizabeth hur reports -- clinton is calling the donald trump is cutting into her lead in some polls. hillary clinton is pushing back hard at the latest email investigation rocking her campaign. sot hrc "it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. in fact, it's not just strange, it's unprecedented, and it is deeply troubling ...." clinton calling on the fbi director to justify the stunning move. complete facts. and so we've called on director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table ...." for donald trump, this could be the last chance to turn his campaign around. sot trump : "hillary has nobody to blame but herself for her mounting legal troubles. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional, and purposeful." [gfx] fbi director james comey opened the latest prb new emails were discovered while investigating a sexting scandal involving former congressman anthony weiner, the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. the emails found on a device shared by the couple. in a

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elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. 13 action news is launching a brand new series ahead of the big vote in nevada... on recreational marijuana. in today's special report -- our own todd quinones goes to denver ...to uncover the unforeseen consequences of legalized marijuana. and thousands are coming against breast cancer! where you can join the crowd! then later -- a special edition of dirty dining brings us to this market! find out who tied for the highest demerits. a pacific storm system will i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible cool- down on halloween. today, expect gusts to about 40 mph in the aft

elizabeth hur on cam close: turns out.. altogether, pence and kaine interrupted each other more than 100 times.. but both campaigns happy with what they saw.. clinton calling the night a win for kaine and trump tweeting.. we should all be proud of mike. eh, abc news, ny. after last night's debate, pence will stay on east coast. he'll make appearances today in virginia and pennsylvania. meanwhile, his running mate, donald trump, will be out west making two stops in nevada. while hillary clinton spends today in washington d-c for a fundraiser, her former democratic presidential rival bernie sanders will stump for her today. here's a live look from drake university, where sanders is now speaking. let's listen in sanders live in des moines. from here, he will head to madison and milwaukee to continue to campaign for clinton. and here's a live look right now from dubuque. that's where hillary clinton's daughter chelsea clinton is set to begin speaking/is speaking. she's at ste let's hear what she has to say. again... that chelse

elizabeth hur has more. elizabeth: he live streamed the getaway seen on facebook. responsible for shooting at least five people. leaving two dead and two police officers wounded. >> two gunshot victims. i have to officers. >> the shovessers shot in the foot and leg responding to the reports of a shooting sunday night in oklahoma. >> a man came out with an a.k.-47 and opened fire. they r suspect managed to flee the scene after stealing a police car. >> came to the mobile home park. he carjacked a laid did and injured her. >> then another call for help believed to be the fifth victim shot in an attempted car jacking. he has prior run-ins with authorities. he has recently released from jail on accusation of child sexual assault. police consider vance armed and dangerous. for two people killed they have been identified as the suspect's relatives. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. alison: just ahead at 5:00 -- >> my dad is a carpenter. he works on houses and always helping people. he used to work at the was. we are dumbfounded. >> that is unacceptable. he was a good pe

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. as elizabeth just mentioned -- an adult movie star is the trump of sexual misconduct. jessica drake says trump invited her to his room during a golf tournament in lake tahoe 10-years ago. she says trump tightly hugged and kissed her and two other women without their permission. drake says she was offered 10- thousand dollars if she came back to trump's suit. at park - v new this morning -- one person is dead after an authorities say a former member of japan's self defense forces apparently blew himself up in a park north of tokyo. the incident took place about the same time that prime minister was making a speech about japan's controversial new defense laws. it's sunday and that means good morning las vegas is taking you dirty dining.... get ready for something creepy and crawly.. where health inspectors found roaches, roaches and more roaches. plus -- severe storms slamming heavy rain and flash flooding? threatening thousands and leaving one dead. ((ad-lib)) and -- crooks have a new

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> white powder sent to hillary clinton's campaign quarters tested negative for harmful substances. people evacuated the brooklyn office friday after campaign workers found the powder in an envelope. the four people had no health issues, checked by a doctor and sent home. secret service and nypd are involved in the investigation. >>> new this morning, a disturbing story a man shoots himself inside of a haunted house. it happened friday night. police evacuated guests. the owners of the popular haunted house attraction say the first time in 13 years they had to shut down. the man got in an argument and pulled out a gun and killed himself. the park reopened but with extra security and metal detectors. >>> a story out of detroit is sure to pull at any pet owner's euthanized by mistake. cocoa was quarantined for rabies for ten days after biting a neighbor's dog. when the owner went to pick her up, cocoa wasn't there. a computer error lead to the mistake. while the shelter promises to reexamine the procedures, nothing will bring back her best friend. >>> a

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. as elizabeth just mentioned -- an adult movie star is the 11-th woman accusing donald trump of sexual jessica drake says trump invited her to his room during a golf tournament in lake tahoe 10-years ago. she says trump tightly hugged and kissed her and two other women without their permission. drake says she was offered 10- thousand dollars if she came back to trump's suit. and...a heads up before hitting the road. the ramp from the 215 east to the airport connector is closed until monday morning... and overnight ..the same thing will happen... for the next two weeks during the closures, drivers follow a detour to windmill and then to westbound 215 ...in order to get to the airport it's sunday and that means good morning las vegas is taking you dirty dining.... get ready for something creepy and crawly! where health inspectors found roaches, roaches and more roaches. plus -- severe storms slamming the northeast. heavy rain and flash flooding threatening thousands and leaving one ((ad-

-- it elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. as elizabeth just mentioned -- an adult movie star is the 11-th woman accusing donald trump of sexual misconduct. jessica drake says trump invited her to his room during a golf tournament in lake tahoe 10-years ago. she says trump tightly hugged and kissed her and two other women without their permission. drake says she was offered 10- thousand dollars if she came and...a heads up before hitting the road. the ramp from the 215 east to the airport connector is closed until monday morning... and overnight ..the same thing will happen... for the next two weeks during the closures, drivers heading to mccarran from eastbound 215 will need to follow a detour to windmill and then to westbound 215 ...in order to get to the airport it's sunday and that means good morning las vegas is taking you and crawly! where health inspectors found roaches, roaches and more roaches. plus -- severe storms slamming the northeast. heavy rain and flash flooding threatening thousands and leaving one dead. ((ad-

abc's elizabeth hur has more on this developing story. u.s. defense officials say that a group of u.s. navy ships were in international waters in the red sea when possible inbound missiles and fired defensive missiles as a countermeasu re. no ships were hit, and all american warships in the area are safe. the u.s. navy is now investigating. meanwhile, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the u-s-s mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. a windstorm is damaging parts of the

abc's elizabeth hur reports. natsot - "police cars rushing off in a dirt road" authorities in oklahoma.. wasting no to a call from a farmer.. sot -- capt. paul timmons / oklahoma highway patrol "we were able to get units in the vicinity fairly quickly." who reported seeing this suspected killer.. michael vance.. near a river in western oklahoma. sot -- capt. paul timmons / oklahoma highway patrol "and as they encountered him that's when a pretty fierce gun battle started." vance was shot and killed in that gun battle.. the 38-year-old had been on the run for a week.. injured.. sot -- suspect: "wow, that really hurt, see, i'm bleeding where the police shot sunday.. after shooting two officers.. then bragging and live-streaming his escape.. sot -- suspect: "i'm about to steal another car like right now. this is gonna be intense." police say vance then went onto carjacking and shooting at least three other people.. he's also accused of brutally murdering his aunt and uncle.. sot -- capt. paul timmons / oklahoma high

elizabeth hur oncam close: this storm is already being blamed for one fatality.. a 16-year-old boy was killed on the island of st. vincent. eh, abc news, ny. meteorologist justin gehrts joins us now. current track of the hurricane, and what it means for us here in iowa? low clouds near the eastern fringes of iowa will break up, while the rest of the area enjoys a continuation of a mostly blue sky. the afternoon looks like a comfortable one with highs in the lower 70s. we'll be even warmer tomorrow, reaching the upper 70s under a partly cloudy sky. some showers are possible tomorrow night into wednesday morning, followed by another round on thursday. cooler - but seasonable - air arrives at this point, the weekend is looking just fine for october with dry weather.toda y: partly to mostly sunny. wind: se 5-10 high: 73 alo: 72 dbq: 70 iow: 73 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15 things are getting back to normal for people after flooding. that includes sandbag drop off sites as well as the return of normal services. that includes the linn county-cedar rapids solid w

here is elizabeth hur. >> a traffic stop appears monday howard. >> the video showing the officer in the cruiser for a ride along. the driver takes off and the officer chases after the suspects. the woman in the cruiser screams as the squad car is about to come under fire. watch, just as corner, you can see the gunfire. someone from the passenger side shooting a dozen times. three of the bullets hitting and disabling the police cruiser, forcing the police officer to end the dispute. the police officer sharing the videos of the window shattered. police, like other departments civilians out as part of the citizens academy to show how police work. the outcome could have been worse. >> as far as close calls, this is a close situation where an officer could have been killed, or the passenger. >> the officer was not injured and the woman will be ok. she suffered minor cuts from the broken glass. jummy: i don't know if you heard, but the chicago cubs are in the world series. they have not won the title in a long time. they are playing cleveland, who have gone decades without a championship. tha

abc's elizabeth hur has more on this developing story. u.s. defense officials say that a group of u.s. navy ships were in international waters in the red sea when the u-s-s mason detected possible inbound missiles as a countermeasure. no ships were hit, and all american warships in the area are safe. the u.s. navy is now investigating. meanwhile, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the u-s-s mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures a few days warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new thousands of

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. the president of a group law enforcement officers worldwide has apologized for the historic mistreatment of minorities. "in the past, the laws adopted by our society have required our police officers to perform many unpalatable tasks such as ensuring legalized discrimination or even denying the basic rights of citizenship to many of our fellow americans. while this is no longer the case, this dark side of our generational -- almost inherited mistrust between many communities of color and the law enforcement agencies who serve them." this follows many instances of recent deadly officer involved shootings of unarmed black men and ensuing protests around the country. in cedar rapids, police say the number of burglary reports is up this year by 12%. from january to the end of that's compared to 705 during the same time frame in 2015. officials say one way to prevent burglaries is to take part in a neighborhood watch. the police department is holding an informational meeting about the watc

here is elizabeth hur. >> reporter: it was hillary clinton with tim kaine and donald trump with mike pence, battleground states. >> you have 17 days, that's all. >> reporter: with time running out to ort unveiled his first 100 days a again day. >> cancel every unconstitutional executive action, memorandum and order issued by president obama. and he pushed back hard against sexual misconduct allegations made against him by 11 women. >> the events never happened. never. all of these liars will be sued >> if he is president, he will spend his time suing women who have made charges against him based on his behavior. >> reporter: hillary clinton in pittsburgh hoping to lock up pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes. >> if you know people that are thing about voting for our opponent -- well, you may -- i hope you will stage an enter power to her -- rallied some star power to her side as miley cyrus knocked on dorm doors. in las vegas -- >> we will go to the polls right now. >> reporter: it was katy perry lobbying for early voting. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> white powder sent to hill

a-b-c's elizabeth hur has the latest. just minutes before takeoff.. ((nat)) "994.. we got smoke in the cabin." the reason.. a burning smartphone.. ((sot)) green: "it popped, it sizzled you could say even.. i was scared." that's according to passenger, brian green, the owner of this samsung galaxy note 7 .. ((sot)) brian green/samsung phone owner: "i noticed smoke just pouring out of my pocket, pulled the phone out of my pocket, threw it onto the ground where it continued to smoke." samsung recalled nearly a million of its original note .. this is one of those not surprising for abc's aviation consultant steve ganyard. ((sot)) ganyard "it's not just a samsung problem. it's a battery problem." explaining.. to get to the bottom of this.. authorities need to look into the batteries.. now commonly used to charge smartphones and tablets. ((sot)) ganyard "these lithium ion battery fires, they'll burn up to 1500 degrees. aluminum melts at 1200. ((skip to)) we dodged a bullet this time. i don't think we can continue the count on being so lucky." ganyard also says.. the sole

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. state john kerry says two american citizens captured by yemeni rebels released. freed saturday as part of a complicated diplomatic arrangement, including airlifts for civilians wounded by an airstrike last week. >>> a country struggling in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the country's interim president is calling it an apocalyptic situation. hundreds of thousands of people are still waiting for ada week after the storm -- aid a week 546 people have died and haiti is seeing a surge in cholera cases. >>> when national disasters strike the destruction is often plain to see but there could be another hidden disaster. with more here's senior medical contributor dr. timothy johnson. >> reporter: the winds and floods from hurricane matthew died down and what is left, the devastation of houses and cars, even the whole neighborhoods homes. some lost everything. we've seen it before, after hurricane katrina barreled through new orleans in 2005. but now a new study on that natural disaster s

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. happening today -- you can join a crowd of more than 28 thousand people for the american cancer society making strides against breast cancer walk. many of the people are breast cancer survivors themselves. the event takes place at rock casino in summerlin at 8-30 this morning. 13 action news is launching a brand new series ahead of the big vote in nevada on recreational marijuana. in today's special report -- our own todd quinones is going o denver to uncover the unforeseen consequences of legalized marijuana. then later -- a special edition of dirty dining brings us to the market! find out who tied for the highest demerits. a pacific storm system will push through the area t wants to build an economy that works for all of us, creating good jobs, expanding solar energy, and improving our schools. but with danny tarkanian, you can't escape the sleaze. tarkanian lost $17 million in a failed development scheme and stuck taxpayers with the bill. he even helped set up fake charities used t

telemundo estara pre presentando noticias de las v a votaciones >> al regresar mas de lo que pasa con el hur huracan >> y muchos no pueden creer que la paz se le esta yendo de las manos >> y vmamos con la noticias de i kim kardashian y su robo >> y lo quyee hace este hombre silla de ruedas para mantener su vida somos la familia la salvia y tenemos muchas fiestas en la casa. el piso queda... después de las fiestas, me dejan a mí con todo el problema. y el trapeador sólo mueve el sucio de un lado para el otro. [ el timbre suena ] [ jadea ] qué bueno está. swiffer wet jet. esto es maravilloso. ooh. déjame tratar un poquito. no. lo pasas una sola vez y ya está. te puedes ir a dormir. ahora que limpiamos tan rápido... podemos tener más fiestas. colombia vive en un limbo tras el acuerdo de paz en mÉxico de un paÍs que ha quedado completamente dividido el gobierno y la oposiciÓn estÁn viendo alternativas para mantener vida la esperanza de poder acabar con 5 dÉcadas de conflicto armado, luis carlos vÉlez tiene lo Último. >> aunque el trÁfico en bogota a koo tuiciÓn la posicion de las colombianos va

at least 36 people have been killed from hur 20 of them in north carolina alone. rescue efforts are still underway as thousands have been ordered to evacuate as flood waters continue to rise. officials are warning that some neighborhoods could be cut off by washed out roads or bridge closures. u-s property damage is estimated to be around 10 billion dollars. the federal government has declared disasters in 31 north carolina counties-- meaning the counties will receive federal aid to assist in recovery efforts. meanwhile-- hurricane nicole is getting stronger. nicole brings winds up to 130 miles per hour. forecasters expect the hurricane to pick up speed and pass near or over bermuda sometime today. toss to rob a frost advisory continues though 9am with temperatures in the 30s for most inland areas. high keeping things sunny today. it will also keep things clear overnight and allow us to cool into the low 30s again with frost likely again. as the high moves east, we start to warm up with highs returning to the 60s and 70s by the weekend. a low moves in for saturday

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry says two american citizens captured by yemeni rebels were released. he said they were freed saturday as part of a diplomatic arrangement. included airlifts for yemenis wound wounded by airstrikes last week. >>> in haiti a country struggling in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the country's interim president is calling it an apocalyptic situation. hundreds of still waiting for aid. one week after the storm. at least 546 people have died and now the country is seeing a surge in cholera cases. >>> when natural disasters like hurricanes strike the destruction is often plain to see but new research suggests there may be another disaster. a surprising one hidden from view. here's dr. timothy johnson. >> reporter: winds and floods the devastation of houses and cars, even whole neighborhoods underwater. families displaced from hair homes. some lost everything. we've seen it before, after hurricane katrina barreled through new orleans in 2000 but now a new stud

. >>> we do want to get you updated on some of the news coming out of the south with hur kaun hur -- hurricane matthew. it will continue moving north with winds in excess of 100 miles per hour. a 6 to 9-foot storm surge flooding event and some areas could see as much as 10 inches of rain. mark barger reports from charleston, south carolina. >> cars were a rare sight on the streets of savannah overnight. heavy rains and high winds pummelling that city as matthew took aim. many evacuated but those who didn't were on their own. >> first responders will not be allowed to respond in conditions that endanger their personal safety. >> just the latest stop after coast friday. relentless winds and torrents of rain, storm surge turning ocean waters into flood waters. trees fell victims to the conditions as did countless homes and businesses. more than a million florida customers are without power, the potential for more farther north today. >> still have hurricane warnings and storm surge warnings in effect for the entire south carolina coast. >> more than 300 thousand south carolina residents

improvements national guard troops are the only people allowed in and out of princeville following hur inspection, a school superintendent captured 90 seconds of video that shows one of our heroes in action. debra morgan has the story. next on rewind.. how new technology is helping emergency management officials pinpoint who needs to evacuate and when. and - so many of you shared your storm pictures with us. a look at some dramatic images, through our viewers' eyes....next. the attorney general's office gouging complaints in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. that includes high prices for hotels, plywood, generators and some potential gas price gouging. they subpoenaed a motel in gastonia, near charlotte, that reportedly charged evacuees as much as 300 dollars a night for a room. the law protects consumers against extreme prices in the case of a disaster. if you think there's been an issue, report it to the attorney general's office at 877-5-no scam. they've been investigating accused of gouging customers during last month's brief gas crisis. people in princeville, goldsboro, and kins

elizabeth hur is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: if you on a samsung galaxy note 7, a u.s. regulators. power down and stop using your phone -?immediately. even if you have the new replacement phone. >> it started to smoke, sizzle and burn. decision after reports of five fires involving the replacement devices. >> i look over and my phone is on fire. >> it popped. it sizzled. >> reporter: samsung is also asking all carriers to stop sales and exchanges while the company investigates but even before the call, all four major cell phone carriers made that move, suspending sales in exchange for other phones. the second release was supposed to be safer after nearly 00 reported fires on the original devices. >> this is a black eye on the recall system and samsung needs to step up now. >> reporter: the tech giant says it is working with regulatory bodies to investigate understand what is causing these problems. if you have one of these phones, whether it's the original or the replacement, this is what you need to know. when flying, the faa will allow you to carry it on but you must

we are hur so hear more about when trump and clinton face off for the final presidential debate. you can watch it right here. happening this wednesday night. o'clock. >> . tomorrow ballots will be mailed out to all repbl stered voters. this election 24 hour ballot boxes will be open in some counties. you can vote in person. on november 8. haven't registered yet don't worry you have time. in colorado there's no deadline. you can register up until election day. >> we get closer to election day. be sure to check out our colorado voter guide. on kdvr.com. and the fox 31 news app. you need on voter registration. the process. deadlines. sample ballots. and a guide to ballot proposition. >> . >> happening right now. strong winds in near record temperature -ts. fueling this wild fire. about 15 miles per hour north 123467915 15 miles north of aspen. now burned 3 hundred acres of forest. a campfire was evacit waited and several homes remain on notice. 3 helicopters and about 80 firefighters are battling the blaze. the fire is currently burning to the north away from any towns. >> in the la