linzie: there's some concern that the boat was was it? nathan: i believe it was when we left the dock. i would not have taken my mom nathan's been the subject of suspicion surrounding a tragedy. grfx in a 2014 search warrant ?detectives said that nathan nathan's account of his whereabouts that night. nathan: i had nothing to do with my grandfather's death. nathan was never charged and the crime remains unsolved. severe storms pummeling north falling... prompting flash flood warnings in several counties. flooding closed roads, knocked out power and even forced some schools to cancel classes. major roadways around fort bragg are washed out. the storm could stick around for another day. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. less than 10% early and we dry out entirely by the afternoon. highs will peak a little above dramatically along with winds increasing. low pressure from the pacific northwest will drop into central nevada. this will carry in cooler air from the north and shoot it down into the valley. saturday we

we do not know it yet. >> linzie, what are we learning about the more than two dozen injured? >> reporter: i spoke with the fire commissioner earlier, he told me most of the injuries were shrapnel, glass, falling in >> linzie, thank you. >>> while authorities are calling the blast intentional, investigators are pouring over the crime scene. brian ross with the manhunt tonight. >> reporter: as authorities tonight hunt for a bomber on the loose, the most important clue could be the device that did not expl four blocks from the first blast site in a white plastic bag. apparently triggered in some manner by a cell phone. >> the word is both devices were pressure cookers, similar in construct. >> reporter: the bomb squad used a robot to take the device, and intelligently, move forward, right now that is evidence that could be crucial to our case. >> reporter: investigators marking every piece of evidence on the street. the explosive was a commercially available substance called police are also doing a slow motion analysis to see if the bomber could be among the pedestrians before t

linzie janis, abc news, at charleston internati >> our thanks to linzie. stay with abc news for continuing coverage of hurricane hermine. >>> all the latest coming up on "good morning america" includin reporting from the storm zone. >>> we turn now to the r for the white house as donald trump prepares for his second classified intelligence briefing amid some new fallout over his immigration speech. >> this as bernie sanders gets ready to campaign for the first time for hillary clinton and the final sprint to election day now gets under way. developments, good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, devin and diane. new this morning the president of mexico mentioning donald trump in his state of the nation address following the republican caatndide's visit there repeating that mexico will not pay for that now infamous wall. trump still facingt after expectations of a softer approach on deportation after his wednesday immigration speech in arizona. he hammered hard on deportation again. losing the support of some of his key monty who says he use

we do not know it yet. >> linzie, what are we learning about the more than two dozen injured? >> reporter: tom, i spoke with the fire commissioner earlier, he told me most of the injuries were shrapnel, glass, also people falling in the chaos. taken to the hospital. all have now been released. >> linzie, thank you. >>> while authorities are calling the blast intentional, investigators are pouring over evidence from the crime scene as the hunt for the bomber or bombers continues. brian ross with the manhunt tonight. >> reporter: as authorities tonight hunt for a bomber on the loose, the most important clue could be the device that did not explode, a pressure cooker connected to wires and a cell phone, found four blocks from the first blast site in a white plastic bag. apparently triggered in some manner by a cell phone. >> the word is both devices are pressure cookers, similar in construct. >> reporter: the new york police bomb squad used a robot to remove the device, and then looking for dna, fingerprints, and registration on the cell phone. >> we want to do so intelligently,

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>> linzie janis on the case again tonight. linzie, thank you. >>> and next this evening, the severe weather watch at this hour. heavy rain in parts of the midwest. up to ten inches of places. flash flooding undermining this county road in minnesota, washing part of it away. boats ripped from their moorings in wisconsin lake, sending this one right over the dam there. and tonight, flash flood watches and warnings remain in place, those rivers are still rising. we'll track through this "gma." >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the massive hack, and your personal e-mail. 500 million users and their e-mail accounts targeted tonight. >>> also breaking, sources telling abc news, los angeles authorities are investigating a child abuse claim involving actor brad pitt. toy aisle making national headlines tonight. why police have now released have video of a mother. they want everyone to see this. >>> and the home invasion caught on camera tonight. the moment a woman confronts three armed suspects,

linzie: it must have been terrifying. nathan: yes. yes. finally after 8 days at sea carman was rescued ? before he was back on dry land? deputies in vermont were seizing items from his home? grfx a search warrant revealing he is under investigation for reckless endangerment 'resulting in death" ? linzie: there's some concern that the boat was not seaworthy. was when we left the dock. i would not have taken my mom out fishing with me had i not believed the boat was seaworthy. this isn't the first time nathan's been the subject of suspicion surrounding a tragedy. grfx in a 2014 search warrant ?detectives said that nathan was the last to see his grandfather before he was shot three times? saying there were "several inconsistencies" in nathan's account of his whereabouts that night. nathan was never charged and the crime remains unsolved. a fraternity s now suspended after allegedly......yelling racial slurs at black students.... the school has been the center of racism....after forcing their top leader to resign....... also... a documentary i

linzie janis has the latest. script: nats tonight the massive manhunt for the person or people responsible for this terrifying scene. diblasio "we know there was a bombing. that much we do know. " surveillance images capture the moment the powerful blast 8:30 in manhattan's popular chelsea neighborhood. people out strolling suddenly running for cover. nats - "a bomb just went off in new york. this man walks toward the scene in shock, debris everywhere building alarms blaring. nats police - everybody clear this street" within moments law enforcement descending on 23rd street nats police "let's go let's go let's go now, get off the street with a garbage pail, have units stay off the block. the force of the explosion blowing out windows of buildings and cars. witness : we heard the shatter of the of the windows and everything else and we just ducked. shards of glass and shrapnel flying like missiles. nats - everybody get off the street. ramon lopez i thought in my mind that a building was collapsing. ramon lopez rac

linzie janis we appreciate your reporting out on the streets on manhattan overnight. >>> moments ago, i spoke with joe clark right coming on this morning. where were you when you heard that explosion? >> i was actually in the gap on 8th avenue and 23rd. which is about an avenue away from here. i was sort in front of the store. i felt and heard the explosion. >> so, you went in the direction of the explosion to check it out? >> there was some vehicles starting to respond and so we started going towards what was going on. we could see some fire trucks already down here on the scene and we started walking this direction. >> and in your pictures that you posted on the the internet, you see a lot of first responders, some victims being treated, did you see a lot of victims and did you get a sense of widespread fear and panic in the area? >> i was watching the firefighters. i told my girlfriend, take a look at the firefighters and see how they're reacting. and they escorted one the gentleman i took the photos of -- they brought a chair and they between 23rd and 24th. i saw the one guy that

linzie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, paula. we're getting the first glimpse of the blast sight going after that police van you see there. chaos in manhattan ove packed neighborhood in the city. >> it was like a loud boom sound. we heard the shatter of the windows and everything else, and ewith we just ducked. >> reporter: law enforcement officials descending on the scene. residents fleeing the area in a panic. >> people started running up 23rd street. >> reporter: 29 people injured by the blast. lines, bystanders rushing to help the wounded. >> i'm willing to help. >> reporter: this woman out for a bite to eat when she heard the explosion. >> boom! we were like, oh, my god. >> reporter: and this chelsea resident stopping to pick up a magazine on her way when the blast erupted. >> it was really scary. then ecouldn't hear for 15 minutes out of my left ear. >> reporter: in the aftermath, a second device found just blocks away. we just have been moved out of this area near 26th street. the police telling us it's a hot zone and they

>> linzie, thank you. >>> and next to the disaster on the launch pad, all caught on camera. look at this. the explosions seen and heard for miles. the fire destroying the rocket and the $200 million satellite onboard. that facebook was planning to use. here's david kerley on the catastrophe at cape canaveral. >> reporter: it's a test that goes terribly wrong. this spacex rocket, erupting on the pad, like a bomb going off. and it wasn't just one explosion. several followed. the force of the blast felt by residents miles away from cape canaveral. >> it was like a small earthquake. that's a lot of power. >> reporter: spacex was planning to test fire the rocket ahead of this weekend's launch. it was filling it with fuel, including the tank in the upper stage, when something fails catastrophically. it is clear the explosion starts there. so big, it was picked up on radar. along with the rocket, its cargo, seen here falling in flames, was lost too. inside, an israeli communications satellite that facebook hoped to use. its first big venture into space. in africa, facebook ceo mark

>> linzie, thank you. >>> we are tracking a severe storm threat from texas all the way north. two confirmed ef-1 tornadoes in utah. this one in washington terrace. heavy rain in the midwest. the system is moving east at this hour. let's get right to rob marciano. tracking it all. 78 rob? >> that storm spawning the tornadoes in utah is on the move. severe thunderstorm watches in eastern wyoming, nebraska, south dakota. and for california, our first santa ana wind event. going to peak on sunday, hot, dry winds over 50 miles per hour, fire watch posted. in the east, summerlike heat is weekend. >> rob, thank you. >>> three days now until the big first debate on abc. it's expected 100 million people could watch hillary clinton and donald trump. tonight, who was seen coming to trump tower to help? also, this evening, another billionaire and reality star, mark cuban, revealing he will be sitting in the front row to root for clinton. the battleground tight in ohio and florida. cecilia vega with new reporting, the strategies on both sides to get at their opponent. >> reporter: when don

>> linzie, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the football tragedy. the high school player dying two days after being injured on the field. he'd been sent home by the doctors. >>> the dramatic police chase. the driver speeding at 100 miles an hour, then throwing things out the window before the takedown. >>> and tom hanks, photobombing an unsuspecting bride and groom. not a bad wedding album now. we'll be right back. eligibility? care don't put off checking out your options until sixty-five. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any of these types of plans, it could help you with out-of-pocket medical costs. call now and request your free decision guide and explore the range of aarp medicare supplement plans. start gathering the information you need... attention! did you or anyone in your household work around asbestos-containing gaskets, packing, or equipment? if you or a loved one have an asbestos-related disease, you may have a right to vote on a plan to reorganize and pay claims in