happy weekend, janice. janice: you too, ladies.auren: mcdonalds special sauce for a big mac, to sell bottles of the sauce. it was so popular and sold out so fast and you saw in ebay was selling for thousands of dollars. nicole: secret sauce. coming back we will hand it over to mornings with maria. keep it right here lauren: thank you, have a great weekend. nicole: we say good morning to you maria bartiromo. maria: good morning, everybody, happy friday, i'm maria bartiromo, it is friday october 14th, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. donald trump hitting hillary clinton on the latest round of wikileaks emails and first lady michelle obama slams trumps about his comments about women. >> to dismiss this as everyday locker room talk is an insult to decent men everywhere. the men that you and i know don't treat women this way. >> the hillary clinton documents released by wikileaks just a little while ago make it more clear than ever just how much is at stake on november 8th. the corruption of the clintons knows no limits. maria: meanwhile ne

janice dean in the weather center. this is an hour-by-hour storm you have to track. >> yes, we are doing now casting as we speak. we are getting reports we are now seeing and feeling hurricane force gusts along the coast of florida as the eyewall gets really close to the coast and cape canaveral. category 3 storm. brand-new update coming. we will get new co-ordinates, the track of the storm and how powerful it is. there is a sign it is still strengthening. we are going to deal with the storm on friday for the georgia coastline. storm surge and flooding. as we get into the weekend, perhaps a recurve. for now, we have hours and hours to go of this huge hurricane, category 3 hurricane. they have no record of something like this happening across the florida coastline. it's really unprecedented. the storm surge, this is the number one killer, water, when it comes to hurricanes. storm surge of 10 feet plus along this vulnerable coastline especially georgia and the carolinas, that could be devastating for them. we have the mo

come here, janice. don't fight me. don't fight me, janice. captain! just a minute, janice. just a minute! aah! ah... aah! ohh! ohh! ! geological technician fisher. deck 12, section-- me? my yeoman said that? i've been resting here since you left me... alone, mr. spock. captain, dr. mccoy reports that you demanded this brandy in sick bay and left with it. i found this bottle in yeoman rand's quarters. not true. i haven't been to the sick bay. then he kissed me and he said that we-- that he was the captain and he could order me. when you mentioned the feelings we'd been hiding, and you started talking about us-- us? well, he is the captain. i couldn't just... you started hurting me. i had to fight you, scratch your face. yeoman. . look at me. look at my face. are there any scratches? i was sure i scratched you. i was frightened. maybe-- yeoman. i was in my room. it wasn't me. sir, fisher saw you, too. fisher saw... if it hadn't been... i can understand. i don't want to get you into trouble. i wouldn't have even mentioned it. it wasn't me. it was you, sir. do you know what you

janice dean tracking tracking the deadly storm. hi, janice.: national weather service says we can see unprecedented damage from hurricane matthew along the east coast of florida. we are dealing with a strengthening storm in the bahamas, you can see the eye right there 125-mile per hour sustained winds, that means a strengthening storm system. up until it moves towards florida strengthening is very probable. let's take a look at the future radar as we go through thursday, today coming very close to west palm beach tonight thursday 10:00 p.m., the eye, strongest winds and the last check of the track saying that we could have 140-mile per hour sus takenned winds in the eye wall of the storm. port st. lucie, melbourne, central florida, we have 10 million people under hurricane warnings. if you're told to evacuate a category 4:00 storm should make you evacuate. there's friday all up the east coast of florida scripping the coastline with the worst of the rain, rest of the winds, then it's georgia and carolinas, right now we are dealing with hurrican

janice dean will track with a monster storm is heading next. lauren: google set to unleash intelligence in a connected home devices. nicole: the new york giants were no match for minnesota vikings. all the highlights from monday night football and much more. lauren: it is tuesday, october 4th. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at what is within a today's markets can be her latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: hillary clinton leads donald trump by five points according to a new cnn poll to former secretary of state has 47%. likely voters can pair to 42% for donald trump. trump was ahead of clinton by two points in this poll conducted before the debate. kerry johnson the libertarian nominee has 7%. just i'm the green party nominee has 2% and meanwhile, hillary clinton wasted no time attacking donald trump on his taxes. more on that from peter burns. >> in the key battleground state of ohio, britain had trump heart that he reported nearly a billion dollar loss on his taxes in 1985. >> doesn't look like. then th

janice, tamia gains, and maya wright. people talk about survivor. there's a show called survivor. what they're surviving is not what you're surviving. they're surviving trying to get out in the woods and get the next gig and get paid. survival, you're talking about surviving death. >> yes. >> that's what we're going to talk in the first segment. because obviously, janice, when you got the news that you were diagnosed with breast cancer, you can't help but think about death, but in survivor, you learn how to live, learn how it fight, and learn what is important, ask what matters in life. the things that you used to focus are no longer there. it's more on what you can talk about in an interview. you canwr what we're going to try to condense the book today, and talk approximate how is it that you face death and how is it that you have learned that death is not as bad as people think it is, if you know how to beat it and live? how do you learn to live in the face of death? >> guest: wow, first of all you have to have a strong faith in god. that is the only way, and as long as you have

. >> is it a double standard, janice and i'll give you the last word, if he's leaving, in negotiations to leave nbc, is it a double standard? are there higher requirements to be the fourth hour or third hour of the "today" show host than it is to be president of the united states? because donald trump is still running and still going on, in the meantime, billy bush may not have a job? >> unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. billy bush works for a corporation for their most valuable news asset, and when he was are working for nbc entertainment, a very different story than nbc news, and one of the points that hasn't been discussed much is he has definitely gotten caught in the whole television move towards info-tainment, as they call it, as corporate -- as news becomes part of a corporate plan for viewers in all ways whether it's entertainment, or new programs. >> bryan janice, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> i want to bring in marshawn evans, a former contestant on" the apprentice." what was your reaction when you saw the video? >> i wasn't surprised. i was on "the apprent

janice, i want you to watch a compilation of scenes from "the apprentice." that you guys put together at the hollywood reporter, from what aired in the broadcast and in the public record so far. let's look. >> let me just say something really quick. >> why should you interrupt me? >> because i -- >> by interrupting, what are you doing with yourself? >> because i'm being truthful. always will be truthful. >> how stupid is that. you dropped to your knees? >> yeah. >> and begged to do this and i said i'm looking around the room and we had latoya who said brandy was. >> must be a pretty picture you dropping to your knees. >> who thought i should be -- >> maria, tell me something, jeans are supposed to show off a body. >> right. >> in particular they're supposed to show off the rear. how come you didn't show off that part of the body. >> we d we had a number of pieces that ill straighted. >> you didn't present them in the end. the only one i saw wearing jeans is when we spun melania around. >> so, janice, donald trump previously said, you know, he made many of hi

thank you very much. >>> janice dean joins us. janice, as actual about the storm surge. on a barrier island that's 7 feet above sea level. you are talking about a storm surge at least 11 feet in some spots at high tide. >> it depends where you live and where you are alock the vulnerable coastline. 7 to 11-foot storm surge on top of high tide is going to put things under water. putting it in perspective, when we talk about a hurricane, typically we see a point of landfall and it spreads out and it's pretty much over. this is a category 3 hurricane that's going to be with us for many days along the coastline. that's what makes this so different, and you can see the center of this storm still being fueled by the warm waters of the atlantic, just off the coast of florida. an historic storm is what we're dealing with is because it's going to affect tens of millions of people in its path. still a category three storm. it's been a major hurricane for its lifetime of seven days which is historic in itself and the center of the storm right now is off northeast of cape canaveral w

lauren: janice dean covering the latest from hurricane matthew. janice, where do we stand?l watching off of cape canaveral. the core of the strongest winds now move into cape canaveral. i don't think we are going to have a landfall but we are certainly going to come close to that. 120-mile per hour sustained winds, this has been a major hurricane for a week now. it is not really waived in its strength and continues to parallel the coast of florida where, of course, millions of people were told to hunker down and also evacuate. so there it is right now. the strongest core of winds right there as it comes very close to cape canaveral and, again, already seeing wind gusts in excess of hurricane force, 80, 85 miles per hour. let's take a look at the wind gusts, this forecast model shows the center of the storm staying offshore in its complete life cycle, so that would be quite interesting, however, the impacts could be the same if the core of the strongest winds which is about 20 or 30 miles from the center, move on shore, then we are still dealing with hurricane force winds fo

. >> thank you janice. north of melbourne in daytona streets are already under water the worst yet to come with the storm surge as you heard janice welcome at least 11 feet expected. >> leland is live with the police chief. >> it has gotten more significant in the last hour. he is soon to be the sheriff. earlier you said it's not a matter of if but when people die in this storm. is it that serious? >> the way we are seeing the reports is whether it goes inland or out to sea is a huge difference for us. >> how bad is it compared to how you have seen things in the past? >> this is probably one of the worst storms in the last 10 years we have seen and we have not seen the eye come near us yet. that's supposed to happen around 2:00 this afternoon. around 8:00 a.m. we can see the hurricane force winds come in. if this thing turns further to the east it will give us a little bit of a break. >> it is fair to say this is the beginning of the beginning. >> as we look behind this is pretty bad. >> 45 mile an hour win

janice, thank you. >> thank you, janice. >>> a bombshell revelation in the clinton campaign.s, they seem to be real. these seem to be the speeches bernie sanders has been demanding for months. clinton had been promising to look into releasing those speeches. of course that never happened. >> and now it has. kristen fisher joining us now with more on this story. a bombshell, another one last night. >> how many times have y'all said bombshell today? >> i lost count. i don't know. >> all of these stories warrant it. they really do. you know, this one for months now hillary clinton has been called onto release transcripts o of her paid speeches to financial firms. it was a very contentious issue throughout the democratic primaries. remember senator bernie sanders even confronting her head-on about it during a debate in march. >> one of us has given speeches on wall street for hundreds of thousands of dollars. now, i kind of think if you get paid couple hundred thousand dollars for a speech must be a great speech. i think we should release it and let the american people see what t

nicole: fox meteorologist janice dean for content.he american league wild-card game toronto versus baltimore. we will have the highlights for you. you are watching "fbn:am," yours and breaking news. ♪ a nicole: welcome back. extreme weather. hurricane matthew smashing overnight if east coast braces for impact. 11 people killed by the stars so far in states of emergency already declared in florida, georgia, north carolina, south carolina with more than 1 million people ordered to leave coastal cities. fox senior meteorologist janice dean has been tracking the storm life in the weather center with the very latest. good morning. reporter: high, the corporate folks on the east coast of florida, carolina and georgia saying what is going on with the storm. the very latest. category three minimally involved in eastern cuba overnight disrupted the wall. some weakening going on but still a lot of warm water ahead of it in the bahamas and that's where the forecast track has been strengthening back into a category four. so let's do this. thursda

. >> janice dean predicted it. she's live in the weather room with us. >> we'll start to feel the effects. florida tomorrow morning will be dealing with this storm. category 3. it weakened a little bit as it made a second landfall across cuba. now a beeline towards the bahamas. catastrophic storm for them with 10 to 15-foot storm surge. it will be strengthening as the water is very warm here. this is thursday, this is a very close call with perhaps a strengthening hurricane. thursday morning into the afternoon. here's the forecast track. there's as we go through timeo . very close to the florida coastline. up towards the carolinas, we will be tracking this. listen to your local officials and we'll have the latest from the fox news extreme weather center. back to you, guys. >> that's scary to see. off the coast of florida. >> people need to be prepared. >> look how high that goes up. governor scott was trying to get people to pay attention. >> they better. >> janice, thank you. >>> immigration front and center last

the accident killing janice folds. investigators say that there is no doubt he was drunk. >>> this pinellas county deputy is out of a job facing charges after he stole prescription pills and even pond his service gun. >> erik waxler just talked with the sheriff about how the arrest is part of a much larger problem. >> reporter: the deputy's name is stephen smith, this is his mug shot, he was a good cop when he first started in 2012 but then his life fell apart because of a drug addiction. >> he had nothing, you could tell just by his cruiser honestly it was a mess. he might have been living in that.

but we'll start with janice dean tracking a new warning. it sounds like the feeder bands are hitting south florida at this hour. we were hoping the strong wouldn't be as strong, but unfortunately it's getting stronger? >>> yes, the national weather service out of melbourne, florida, issued a dire warning saying they could see unprecedented damage from hurricane matthew along the east coast. category 4 storm, we think it's going to be strengthening as it potentially makes landfall. but whether or not it makes landfall is not the issue. we're going to be dealing with a category 3 or category 4 major hurricane all up the east coast for a period of 24 to 36 hours. and this is the strengthening storm. you see that eye, that small eye there? so overnight we have seen the winds get stronger, 125-mile-per-hour sustained winds northwest at 12 miles per hour. we'll see the conditions move downhill this morning, and then the conditions approaching the eyewall, which is the strongest core of wind, is going to make its approach to west palm beach thursd

the family of the victim, janice joy, is relieved to finally have some answers. melissa marino joins us live from lakeland where the crash happened on duff road. and melissa, you spoke with the family this afternoon? >> reporter: that's right. good evening. just this week, they have put road where the crash happened. but now that they have these answers, they are shocked. >> you show grandma how to do it? >> reporter: this is one of the last videos loved ones have of 74-year-old janice joy. her neighbor betty mata has been her caretaker for years but also family. joy had alzheimers. the morning of the cash, she she crossed duff load in lakeland. and worse? >> he left janice on the side of the road to die by herself. >> reporter: after nearly two weeks of searching, polk county sheriff grady judd announced they found the suspect. 37-year-old jarvis kendrick. >> jarvis is a senior vice president for mid florida credit union. >> reporter: investigator believe the well known lakeland bank great liens to hide his involvement, even faking an accident on i-4 to cover up

the crash killed 76-year-old janice folds. she is the wife of a retired pastor reverend wyatt folds. the two had been married for 53 years. janice informs the front bedroom when the truck came plowing through. the sheriff tells us, talent he is now facing dui manslaughter charges. >>> and a polk county family is struggling with the loss of a little boy. the 5-year-old was riding his bike with his sister when he was struck by a car and killed. this happened on saddlewood boulevard in lakeland. investigators believe austin crawford rode into the path of the vehicle. the driver is cooperating with investigators and is not facing charges. >>> let's get a check on weather and traffic on the 8s. ed, how is it going? overnight but that's come to an end. we are anticipating a mainly dry start to the day. we are scanning the skies and again, not finding too much out there. expected to remain fairly quiet through at least most of the day. and right now, from lakeland auto mall in polk county, it's 70 degrees. a northeast breeze this mor

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this is reverend wyatt and janice fold married for years. she was gone. >> they were starting their normal morning routine, he was preparing to go to a bible study. his wife walked into the guest bedroom and he said i wasn't ten steps behind her. >> reporter: those who new jan

sandra: janice, it is sandra smith. obviously the governor is telling residents of florida to prepare for the worst here. what is the best-case scenario? if we don't see it make landfall what is a good scenario look like considering the winds that we're seeing right now? >> the good scenario is more of, offshore, way offshore hurricane that doesn't bring those, those tightly-packed winds in the core, center of the storm, which are 140 mile-an-hour sustained winds. that stretches for 20 miles away from the center of the storm, that eye, that very calm area of the storm. so if that stays off like 50 miles off the shore, then, we're in better shape. but all of the reliable forecast models are showing, if not a very close landfall, just a scrape along the coast of those hurricane forms winds, which is the worst-case scenario. listen, i will be first one to tell you hope we're wrong. i hope tomorrow people are mad at us. harris: yeah. >> but we have to err on the side of caution, and prepare for the worst. sandra: governor i

janice? >> the legacy of this storm is happening right now with close to a foot of rainfall on the carolinas. we'll talk about it and the threat for tornados. stay tuned. the track of matthew is still to come. >>> thank you for spending part of your saturday with us. i'm ed henry. >> thank you so much for joining us. welcome to america's election headquarters from washington. we begin this hour with an election alert, gut check time for republicans scrambling to distance themselves from the latest donald trump bombshell with some seeven calling him to step aside. a 2005 video showing trump talk about women and their anatomy has rocked every wrung on his ladder. hillary clinton's closed door wall street speeches are embarrassing some democrats including speech experts in which she praises open borders and calls wall street executives the best to help reform the u.s. financial sector. a month away from election day, we've got team coverage on the fast-moving developments. jennifer griffin is in

we'll have more from janice dean in a moment. jon?mp and clinton campaigns are putting staffer ares out of harm's way. this could be a major issue in the race for the white house. let's bring in doug, a fox news contributor and brad, who was a assistant to former president george bush. what do the campaigns have to think about as the hurricane hit and the aftermath and clean up begins. ncouple of things. governor rick scott is aggressive in seeking federal aid for the state in advance of the now category 3 hurricane and how governor scott handles the clean up. whether it is a significant clean up or hopefully a less substantial impact on the state could well impact the election. why? because governor scott's popularity is linked to that with the republican party and donald trump. if there are problems with the clean up. it paints a picture of a republican party that is more out of touch. the presidential race is tied in florida, so even a slight impact here could influence the voters a month from now. >> we remember what happened afte

speaking of deals, henderson group and janice capital will combine a merger of equals.ritish-based henderson will buy its u.s. rival, janice, in a $2.5 bil all-stock deal, a move that will help both firms cut costs. the combined firm will have $320 billio in assets under management janice shares surged more than 12% to close at 1570. >>> facebook's dipped into the e-commer world with the launch of marketplace, a platform that let's users buy and sell goods with other nearby users. marketplac a feature available only on smartphones for now, will provide a more formal space for user-to-user exchange, settler to ebay and craigslist. shares of facebook up 50 cents to 128.77 while shares of ebay fell 1% to 32.56. >>> the european union's antitrust authority said today pick up the investign into the $130 billio merger between dow chemical and dupont after the companies pro the missing informatn requested by th the eu regulator said it will decide whether to approve the deal by february 6th. shares of dow rose 59 cents to 52.42 while shares of dupont up 87 cents to 67.84. >> f

let's get to janice. >> janice is live in the fox news weather center. good morning. >> hi. the storm will continue to so so for the next 20 4 to 36 milehou. we had wind gusts in excess of 80 miles per hour, myrtle beach 40rks miles per hour. it's still pounding the coastline. hurricane warnings up for millions of people and the storm surge still an issue, in some cases 8 to 12 feet as it continues to push inland and freshwater flooding a concern as well. there could be incredible rainfall which could cause flash flooding and massive problems as this area has already seen a whole bunch of rain. historic rain. looking at this path, will it make a land fall, we're not quite shufrmt it could be the closest it makes landfall in the next hour. the bottom line is hopefully by sunday and monday it will be offshore. i know you probably heard a lot of talk of does this come back to haunt the southeast coast again? i mean there is a possibility, but it will be a very weak system. so hopefully we will be saying good-bye to matthew by weekend's end. >> that is good news. we don't like s

this is 74-year-old janice joint has been following the story since it happened. adam is live right now and that suspect is accused of taking extreme measures. >> that's >> reporter: that's -- >> reporter:. that's right. he was describing the way that this man hit and run crash by getting into another crash days later. but they say through pretty good police work and through the help of some surveillance video they were able to pin down the time nearly exactly to when they believe that jarvis damaged his car the first time around the crash that they believed he rolled over janice that morning. they believe that he was able to do this and then drive away basically leaving town and avoiding the authorities they were able to fake a lot -- figure out on surveillance video exactly when they believe he hit her. and the sheriff reiterated, really a heartbreaking moment saying listen, if kendrick had pulled over at the time of the accident that this arrest. and, and that is the reason he is facing a first-degree felony. for now, live, adam winer. >>> and going in depth on

janice dean is tracking it all. janice, you are not crazy.t stand people who don't listen to the warnings. you shouldn't be out there. good news, no unwith was hurt, but, of course, the damage has been done across bermuda. 120-mile-per-hour. that's a major hurricane. we've got some interesting characters out here this morning. back inside. whoa. >> i think that's one of those things i've been reading about on the internet. >> now, we can go. >> i think he's run off. >> janice come back inside, please. >> janice can come back inside if she wants. >> i hope so. i don't want her out there with those people. >> live from new york, you never know what's going to happen. >> one thing i know if you are in bermuda stay indoors. >> yes, and listen to janice. >> straight ahead, no morale liz for hillary clinton. she's taken a different approach instead in the final weeks of this race. >> well, normally he's at a diner. a drive-in or a dive, but today celebrity chef guy fieri is in our studio cooking up with new recipes you can make at home. >> i hope h

janice?ing right now with close to a foot of rainfall on the carolinas. we'll talk about it and the threat for tornados. stay tuned. the track of matthew is still to come. >>> thank you for spending part of your saturday with us.

janice was in a front bedroom and was killed instantly. talent tried to leave during the crash, but neighbors stopped him. he failed a feed sobriety test. >> they did the right thing. >> what did you say? >> i said they did the right he did. >> did. >> talents is facing dui manslaughter and vehicular homicide. >>> we have details from a high school senior hit and killed by a driver. we got this video in of 56-year- old nicholas constantino being booked into the pinellas county jail. he was arrested at his clearwater home. they believe he hit and ashley padomo. ashley's mother sobbed as she opened up about the death of her little girl. >> why didn't the person stop and call 911? you know? she wasn't an animal. she was a human being. if that person had compassion, he would have tried to at least do that. call 911. and maybe she would have been alive today. >> ashley was a senior at hillsborough high school and an educational center for hillsborough county students. buckie and rosie lived at the wildlife center. investigators are not relegall

in new york, janice dean, fox news. >> wow, the feeks in the caribbean really had to pay attention. it is a monday sister hurricane, mike. >> a lot of folks down there have these tent cities and they're not built for any kind of a hurricane. at this point it's almost worst case scenario for them. unfortunately as we head towards tomorrow, haiti looks to take the brunt of this storm. before we talk about the storm we'll talk a little bit more, complete me show you this, time lapse from the brookedale camera, you see the storms building this afternoon, more storm activity pushing and building west, and set the stage for a cool looking sunset in the area. as the storm moved from the south a think for sunday. more scattered showers developing on sunday. what that means, more storms in and around the area. a skytower view around the area, finally here you go storm activity pushing off for de soto and anna maria island, up torts fort de soto. that's what helped span a lot of shower and storm activity, big storms out near polk county. out to the south, here you go. this is our major hurric

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investigators tell us 76-year- old janice folds was killed instantly. news channel 8's ryan hughes is live at the polk county sheriff's office. ryan, sheriff grady juddic explained that the driver was drunk at the time -- judd explained that the driver was drunk at the time? >> reporter: gayle, good morning. the sheriff said this act has caused a lot of grief. listen. >> ryan talent, with his recklessness, changed the life of this beautiful family forever. and through the criminal justice system, change ryan talent's life. >> reporter: this is video of ryan talent as he was booked into jail. the sheriff went on to say his pickup truck flew off fitzgerald road and slammed into the home. janice and her husband, the reverend ryan fold, had just woken up when the truck plowed through the home, ending up through two rooms. the reverend watched as the truck was pulled from the home. of the scene after the crash but neighbors stopped him. in the past, he has been arrested for grand theft and dui charges. the folds were married for 53 years. >> gosh, what a sad

. >> reporter: this is one of the last videos that loved ones have of 74-year-old janice joy. >> her neighbor betty mata has been her caretaker for years but more like family. joy had alzheimers alone. the morning of the crash, she got out of her home and a driver hit and killed her. >> he left janice on the side of the road to die by herself. >> reporter: after weeks of searching, sheriff grady judd says they found the suspect, 37- year-old jarvis kendrick. >> jarvis is a senior vice president for mid florida credit union. >> reporter: investigators through great lengths to hide his involvement. even faking an accident on i-4 to cover up the damage. in lakeland, melissa marino, challenge challenge. >>> well, a mother and daughter were left with critical injuries when an suv hit him early this morning. this all happened as consuelo critianos walked to a bus stop in dundee with her daughter and two children she was babysitting. she daughter were on the edge of the payment when steven glazer was wiping condensation from his windshield. he did not see them. >> they didn't see them on th

the sheriffs department -- 76 rolled janice folds . she died upon impact. the sheriffs department tells us the driver was likely under the influence. he came down the road and loss control down the runway before slamming into the house. he told investigators he was only going 40 miles-per-hour but they think he was going much faster. the judge says he failed miserably when it was time for him to take family of janice folds, her husband was also inside the house. he is okay but she leaves behind kids and grandchildren and there waiting for more information as they continue the investigation. >>> right now tampa family is going through unimaginable grief . the mother of 17-year-old ashley perdomo is pleading for help to find her daughter's working part-time at a grocery store to save up money for college. she left work around 8:00 last night and was killed while crossing hillsboro avenue. florida highway patrol is still looking for the driver. >>> florida fish and wildlife officers are investigating a senseless crime. someone killed 2 deer in hillsboro county

this is reverend wyatt and janice fold married for years. she was gone. >> they were starting their normal morning routine, he was preparing to go to a bible study. his wife walked into the guest bedroom and he said i wasn't ten steps behind her. >> reporter: those who new jan ryan talent than himself. reverend fold stood by surrounded by families and friends as the truck was pulled from his home. he says there are. >> we got bad deals, and real bad deals. this was a real bad deal. >> reporter: yeah, reverend fold was just feet away from his wife when this accident happened but we understand that he janice fold leaves behind two kids and several grandchildren. >> this is not ryan talent's first run-in with the law is it candace? >> reporter: yeah, he faced charges before, a battery of theft. also, a previous dui charge which he served some time for probation. and, he was off of probation for that charge. keith? >> thanks, candace mccowan live. thank you. 17-year-old daughter who was hit by a car and left to die. the family of ashley prodomo

at janice henderson going forward. >> when people think of janus they think of bill gross. have you spoken to him, is he supportive of what you are doing? >> he is supportive of the direction the business is going. phenomenal track record. you can see clearly the strategic driver of what we are achieving. he is very supportive of what we're doing here. you called brexit a drop in the ocean compared to what you have is a company. why is that? look at brexit that is so the finding, that you should change everything you are doing. what i was trying to point out in that comment, whatever happens, whatever form brexit takes in the u.k., the u.k. financial services industry, our clients will persevere. europe, an important client for us, we are a global business. the u.k. and the u.s. and japan and australia are important clients to us. we cannot just be looking at brexit as a defining moment. it is a number of geopolitical risks that will happen over 20 years. that was the henderson group ceo andrew formica earlier. later today, we will hear from capital ceo. both of those compa

stuart: all right, janice, we'll see you shortly.er story of the day is the market not doing that. . and there you see it's 156,000 jobs created. mediocre performance and disappointing for a lot of people. we're down 27 on the dow at 18-2. again, the biggest threat from hurricane matthew is the storm surge. it's expected to be ten feet. that is ten feet of water above where it's supposed to be. you're looking at it. more varney in a moment. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. . . the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching for healthier we're here to make healt

janice was in the front bedroom. killed instantly. according to investigators talent was under the influence and tried to leave after that crash. however, neighbors stopped him. >> they did the right thing. i said they did the right another for what he did. >> talent is facing charges for dui, manslaughter, vehicular homicide and not wearing a seatbelt, the husband was not hurt. >>> the man accused of kidnapping a 4-year-old lakeland girl leading to an all- out search in six states is behind bars tonight in polk county. deputies brought west wild hogs to the bar to jail this afternoon. becky lewis from her family's home on saturday. hogs didn't have much to say this afternoon. take a listen. >> mr. hogs, why would you kidnap a 4-year-old girl? >> do you have anything to say? to the family? >> do you want to apologize to the family? >> at this point hogs is facing kidnapping charges and another charge of auto theft. he is expected to face more charges from the fbi and will face a judge tomorrow afternoon. >>> in pinellas county a deput

meteorologist janice dean, what can we expect next? >> we still have 24 to 48 hours of this storm left and the second half of the storm, stewart, might be the most dangerous. winds are at 115 miles per hour, still category three storm. this has been a major hurricane for a week now. so historic certainly as it moves up the north coast of florida, east coast of florida towards georgia and the carolinas and the threat now for tornadoes. we have a tornado watch in effect until midnight tonight for parts of georgia and towards the carolinas. we can see the potential for tornadoes as well. looks like we have a tornado warning in and around hilton head island. weak tornadoes with land falling hurricanes, and that's on-going for the life of the storm. the water temperatures here i want to point out, sea surface temperatures are warm enough to support a cat three, even strengthening it if the core of the storm stays offshore because it is the land that loses its strength. it gets its fuel from the warm water. so i mean, it is amazing this is s

back to you. >> janice, thank you very much. janice dean. want to go to former fema director michael brown. michael, i was thinking of you when we last chatted about the evacuations at the florida coast and a lot of people who weren't leaving at the time despite the imploring of the state's governor. now a lot of them are coming back and many have e-mailed to me say, see, that's why i decided to stay, neil, it wasn't that big a deal. sort of like a post arrogance i always worry people in the future will say, well, they always put the fear of god in us and there's no need to. what do you think? >> you just added a great phrase to the lexicon. post arrogance, i love that. the coverage with the exception of a few specific places where it was overhyped, i thought the news coverage and media coverage of the storm was pretty balanced. look, we had a storm that was a category 4 sustained winds of 140 miles an hour. it was making a beeline straight for the florida coast. and as we all know and as people who live in those areas should know hurricanes

janice dean is live in the fox weather center with the latest. i know it's a few days from hitting us in our part of the world, but what do you think? >> two reliable forecast models that we're looking at, one of them brings landfall across the southeast coast and another closer to bermuda. so the bottom line is we need to watch this, if you live anywhere from florida up towards maine. this is a very dangerous system. really the strongest system we have seen in the atlantic basin in close to ten years. it was a category five last night, the strongest hurricane you can have. now it's category 4, 140-mile-per-hour winds. a kang rouse storm for our friends in jamaica, cuba, haiti and the bahamas. a new path and coordinates on the storm at 5:00 p.m. you can see good guidance as we head into monday. then tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, not really sure where the system is going to go. it's so crucial that we pay attention to this. this is going to be a devastating system for our friends in jamaica and haiti. they need to be finalizing their prepa

we'll talk to janice in the next half hour. also something new this year, not recommending the flu mist. they are recommending the actual shot form. and we'll show you that in the 6:30 half hour. jen wall, 12 today. >>> great information. thanks jen. still ahead on 12 today, three states declare a state of emergency as hurricane matthew rips through haiti and pushes >>> emma, we're going to talk about that and our weather kid wednesday folks. we're just tearing into the week. we'll have that, your tropical forecast, and we'll learn more about morgan when we come back. >>> sounds good. and demi lovato rips taylor swift and then says she's taking a break from music. her latest bizarre outburst. that's coming up in your morning juice. good morning to you. happy wednesday. welcome back to 6:12. hope you're having a great start on this wednesday morning. now to emma and the juice. and two of my favorite country music stars. >> do you love them? >> absolutely. who doesn't? >> what's not to love. the season of the voice just got hotte

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janice the itsy bitsy spider went up the waterspout. down came the rain... ...and clogged the gutter system creating a leak in the roof. luckily the spider recently had geico help him with homeowners insurance. water completely destroyed his swedish foam mattress. he got full replacement and now owns the sleep number bed. his sleep number setting is 25. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >>> a fox news extreme weather alert. hurricane matthew headed to jamaica and haiti. it is a category 4 storm and briefly flirting with cat five over night. that is the first cat five hurricane since 2007. it is a dangerous, dangerous situation. janice is watching this. it affects all of us on the east coast. it will be on everyona mind. the weather is happening as well and this is hurricane matthew and the strongest we have seen in the atlantic basin. people need it take note here. and strong category 4. waters here on the caribbean and jamaica are very warm and they certainly could support a category 4 or a major hurri