marci gonzalez, abc news, new campaigning in nevada while early voting is in full swing. the younger trump was in pahrump this morning followed by a stop in summerlin. hillary clinton has her own supporters swinging through las vegas this weekend.. we'll let you know who's in town later this hour. an update to traffic troubles along flamingo. r-t-c is celebrating the end of that major construction project with a free party. the flamingo corridor project is worth celebrating. it took 18 months to co at the fair today there was a booth to teach locals about each of the safety impovements. the city added bus and bike lanes.. as well as new bus stations. they also updated crosswalks. sue christiansen manager of communications, rtc i think it's really important for people to remember that sometime it's painful when we see all these orange cones and we wonder, what in the world, it means progress. it means you're going to have a as you drive down flamingo you'll also see a new median with plants and artwork. the 46-point four million dollar project brougth about 170 jobs to the

marci gonzalez standup close: about curfews tonight marci gonzalez, abc news, st. augustine, florida. pretty quiet weather is on tap for the las vegas valley for the upcoming week. disturbance that will pass through the area on tuesday. breezy on tuesday. as the system moves on, it'll pull a little cooler air our the rest of the weekend will remain warm with highs around 90 tomorrow and mainly sunny skies. on monday, we'll get a little push of clouds ahead of a weak disturbance that will pass through the area on tuesday. expect part upper 80s. also, the winds get a little breezy on tuesday. as the system moves on, it'll pull a little cooler air our way which will drop high temps to the mid 80s on wednesday and thursday. in addition, a system to out south will again usher in some cloud cover on thursday. high temps will top out in the mid and upper 80s for friday and the start to next weekend. a system will start to approach from the pacific northwest on saturday, which will pick up frozen fury -- a dress rehearsal for pro hockey in right here in the valley. and rig

abc's marci gonzalez has the latest. script: just eleven days before the election- the announcement creating shockwaves? the f-b-i reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail use? director comey explaining in a letter to congress: ""in connection with an unrelated case, the fbi has learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation." this just months- after the initial investigation into the former secretary of state's use of a private e-mail account and server - was closed. "i see evidence of great carelessness. but i do not see evidence that is sufficient to establish that secretary clinton, or those with whom she was corresponding, both talked about classified information on email and knew when they did, they were doing something that was against the law. no comment yet from clinton - on the trail today in iowa? her running mate, tim kaine - only with this to say: sot while donald trump - on stage in new hampshire- wasted no time - applauding the announcement- sot - donal

marci gonzalez, newschannel5. janessa, to you. >> thank you, marci. >>> we are definitely picking up the pieces once again for florida even though the track of the storm went out to sea here. we are still dealing with coastal flood warnings until tuesday evening for the st. johns river. we are seeing many of the rivers up to two feet, even the flood warning until 10:30 this evening. boston and new york are seeing copious amounts of moisture and now they have frost advisories up and down the eastern seaboard. we have everybody seeing a chance to pick up the pieces but we are not in the clear as flood concerns continue to hit that area. closer to home we are sitting pattern across greater cleveland. here you are noticing the cooler air really taking ahold of us. this morning many of you waking up to temperatures in the upper 30s to lower 40s. right now we are starting to warm up. greater cleveland 58 degrees. good afternoon, lake county is 62. millersburg is off to a comfortable lunch start, currently at 56. day time

marci gonzalez oncam close:' ...tbd... mg, abc news, st. augustine, florida cannonballs - v check this out! after up the coast.... officials in south carolina made an unusual discovery along the shore. civil war cannonballs were unearthed near charleston. the age-old ordnance was discovered by the city's former mayor...who was walking along the beach.. bomb squad and us air force officials responded and confirmed the ordnance. they removed and detonated most of of the find, with the rest let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. .tonight...partly cloudy. lows 65 to 68 on the west side of the valley...66 to 69 on the east side. south winds 10 to 15 mph. .tuesday...sunny. highs 84 to 87 on the west side of the valley... 87 to 91 on the south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows 60 to 64 on the west side southwest winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...mostly sunny. highs 82 to 85 on the west side side. west winds up to 10 mph in th

abc's marci gonzalez takes us there. marci: hurricane matthew now gone, but the storm leaving more devastation, and lingering dangers in its wake. gov. mccrory: water can kill and that's exactly what has happened sadly in north carolina, and we still have those dangers ahead of us. marci: several people still missing in carolina, where roads, homes and businesses were left under feet of water. and across the state, more than 500 people had to be rescued from those deadly flash floods. >> we're gonna attempt to save these people. marci: first responders unable to save others. the death toll climbing here and in hardest hit haiti, where the estimate is now at at least 900. while in florida today, gratitude for the lives spared. marci: and for residents returning home for the first time. >> this is the bathroom. marci: for what little was left behind. >> in every life little rain must fall in this case literally . marci: and you saw him walking there with his suitcase, because this road his house is on was completely washed

a-b-c's marci gonzalez has the latest from lumberton, north carolina. nats from gma rescue---after rescue? in north carolina ? nats more than 2-thousand people pulled to safety so far? wn feed - nat in lumberton, an already damaging flood from hurricane matthew..? turning so much worse?with dams and levies breaking sending rivers to record levels- spilling over their banks? sot - woman with glasses (no super): "it terrified me to death. // i have never in my life seen so much water, so quick." from the carolinas to virgina- water, destroying homes? washing away roads? mos "this is the worst we've ever had." and claiming more lives? more than 30 people killed in the us by matthew aftermath sot gov. pat mccrory, (r) north carolina "too many people have died, and we don't want any more to die." but with some rivers expected to stay at major flood stage?at least through the end of the weekend. the governors of north and south carolina- warn- the dangers aren't over? gov. nikki haley sot: "like what's happening in marion county where we're seeing them four f

marcy gonzalez abc news, saint augustine, florida. >> bear hunting season starts today in new jersey, what you need to know about the first three days. >> the eagles were in a giving mood in detroit as they recorded their first loss of the season, david. >> we have jackets on the kids on the way to school and the way home, as well. we have temperatures in the low 60s in a lot of neighborhoods, what about a cool breeze? temperatures in the 067s ahead. -- 70s. ♪ you need blinds. now. right now buy one get one half off all wood blinds and cellular shades. blinds to go. blinds for life. and we're saying thanks during the last 10 years blinds to go's customer apppreciation sale! buy one get one half off your favorite products. we love our customers and we're showing it. blinds to go. blinds for life. trees crashing down on top of power lanes, this fell in lower merion. the wind and rain from hurricane matthew kept chain sauce and power crews busy. >> it's gone. >> reporter: now we're looking at nicole maybe a problem for bermuda later this week. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry,

marcy gonzalez is live in florida with more. marcy. >> reporter: yeah, rick here it is another day of major cleanup, but to the north they are giving some very stern warnings about the lingering dangers. the post matthew skies are clear, but in north carolina water is still rising. >> hurricane matt that you is off the -- matthew is off the map, but well in the ocean, but we have serious issues. >> reporter: rivers overflowing their banks bursting two damage adding to overwhelming damage. more than 1400 people rescued from the flood waters in north carolina and more are being saved today. oh, my god. >> reporter: five people are missing and the death toll is rising. more than 20 people killed in the u.s. following hardest hit haiti. the estimate is at more than 900. back in florida today, the severity of the storm impact bringing fresh prospective. >> we feel lucky and blessed. >> reporter: and lesson. >> all this stuff can be replaced. all this stuff can be replaced, we can't be replaced. >> reporter: as you can see there's a lo

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. kathy: many polls show the issue for voters. joyce: our nikole killion breaks down the difference between the two candidates on jobs, taxes and much more. and much more. , >> in 2016, it's still the economy. >> i will bring back jobs. excuse me, i will bring back jobs. you can't bring back jobs. >> well, i call it trumped-up trickle-down. >> from debates to policy speeches hillary clinton and , donald trump have made it one of the centerpieces of the >> i want to jump-start america. >> how do their plans stack up? clinton says she will create the boldest job investments since world war two with new commitments to infrastructure. she also wants to make college debt free and reform the tax code by closing loopholes benefiting the wealthy. trump proposes cutting the number of tax brackets and slashing the rate for businesses to spur growth. he also wants a temporary hold on new regulations and to renegotiate u.s. trade deals. >> hillary clinton wants to , taxes on the rich, take the money and spend it on infrastructure. donald trum

a-b-c's marci gonzalez has the latest on the investigation. thieves- masked by helmets and armed with hammers?.breaking through the display case of raton, florida tuesday?filling their bags and getting away - on motorcycles? the third smash-and-grab burglary caught on camera in just more than a week. the other two - in philadelphia.. here you see a man slamming the display case of a wireless store with a hammer last wednesday?loading up his backpack with cell phones.. then tuesday - again in philly- surveillance cameras capture this s-u-v backing into the front of a high-end clothing store?the suspects in that toyota rav4- and a mercedes parked just across the street - the glass?and rush into the store..their hooded sweatshirts- helping to hide their faces? as they get away with arm-loads of suits and accessories?worth 45-thousand dollars. sot: any tip that we can get from the public will be something that can help us in solving this crime and find out who these individuals are who are responsible for this" tag police are still searching for t

abc's marci gonzalez is in new latest. hurricane matthew battering parts of florida it's eye brushing the coastline- bringing flooding from the beaches? to the center of the sunshine state- sot - wftv live meteorologist forecasters calling for potential storm surge as high as 11 feet with wind gusts surpassing 100 miles an hour in some places..bringing down power lines - nat sparking and big boom and seen it come down?" the death toll in haiti climbing- the interior ministry saying nearly 300 people were killed but with many areas still inaccessible - local officials suggest - that number could multiply. meanwhile, at least one hurricane related death - reported in port saint lucie, florida- with a warning - the worst of this storm still may not be over sot - obama: "i just want to emphasize to everybody that this is still a really dangerous hurricane that danger- now shifting towards especially in coastal areas to evacuate.. as hurricane matthew makes its way northward. sot - haley "this is going to hurt //.. we're just t

that was marci gonzalez reporting ... one week after hurricane matthew hit... the death toll continues to rise in north carolina! at least 26 people have died as several towns ... remain underwater tonight.... people living in kinston ....are now forced to evacuate. crews say... a nearby river ...is overflowing....20 feet above normal! :51 "i'm praying that we will be able to come back home, because this is our family home. this is where my mother and father raised their children." the governor said today... it could take years beffore northwest.... strong winds and rain are pounding the region. millions bracing for more severe weather... just 24 hours.... after 2 different tornoadoes touched down! the coast guard had to rescue 40 adults and 6 children ... who became stranded at a camp in oregon. in seattle -- a 4-year-old was seriously injured by a falling tree branch! his father also sustained... minor injuries. wx chat strong low pressure over the pacific northwest will keep blowing over the desert southwest through monday. high pressure will build in tuesda

marci gonzalez with why the police say the case may not be closed. >> reporter: tonight this woman behind bars charged with first degree murder, accused in florida state university. he was shot to death in his home, after his marriage unraveled. >> the working theory of the case is the reason for this homicide was due to the bitter divorce that was ongoing. >> reporter: investigators' leading theory, his family was upset over the divorce and hired two hit men. the accused hit men pleading not guilty, her relatives have not been charged and deny any connection. >> even my family who felt i had been mistreated would never do something like this, never. >> reporter: police say the woman arrested saturday is the link. investigators claiming in this affidavit she had past romantic relationships with one of the accused hit men and addison's brother, charlie. the family saying she was an hitman's first call was to her. police aren't saying whether there could still be more arrests. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> new information, the engineer of that train that crashed in hoboken, he doe

marci gonzalez is live in the path of the storm in florida. marci: good afternoon. already a rainy day and we are starting to feel the severe impacts of the storm. hurricane matthew moving towards florida. the massive storm threatening severe flooding and destructive winds. potentially the most powerful hurricane to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. governor scott: evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. unfortunately this is going to kill people. marci: possibly the largest evacuation ever in florida with orders in place for 2.5 million people from here to the carolinas. >> i'm thinking just to get as far away from the flood zone as possible. marci: some gas stations running out of fuel. >> i spent almost an hour and more than 100 shelters now open from south to central florida. >> i love my kids dearly and i want to do what is best for them. marci: taking the threat seriously after seeing the destruction matthew left behind? , killing dozens of people in haiti, battering the bahamas -- >> i'm so scared, really. marci: and now making a straight shot towards the sunshine st

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york a terrifying shark ecounter caught on camera. the shark smashing open a diver's cage....while he's terrifying encounter ends. plus... a tornado tears through a small oregon town...leaving plenty of destruction in it's wake. why this may only be the beginning...with more powerful storms on the way. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news fast and first. stay with us. watch as the shark bites a large chunk of tuna -- before bursting inside the metal cage. the shark thrashing around before shooting out of the top of that cage. incredibly -- a diver was inside the whole time. after the shark swims away -- he calmly swam back up and climbed out completely uninjured. cleanup continues in north carolina following the devastation of hurricane one community as they struggle to recover. for the second time in just a week, the town of kinston is wading through floodwater. ((nat pop hurricane matthew in nc)) the first time there wasn't much time to prepare -- hurricane matthew dumped a lot of rain

sot - hillary clinton / (d) marci gonzalez oncam tag- following tonight's event here in cincinnati?clinton turns her ========= and i'm karen travers from election day sot - donald won here since 1988 and polls national polls are tightening presidential nominee "...." missed opportunity to be in a legitimate battleground. least 15-thousand people are without homes after another developing right now -- at without homes after another earthquake rocks italy. schools are closed today in rome so crews can make sure everything is safe. this is new video of some of the damage in visso (vee-so). there have already been more than 100 aftershocks since the magnitude six-poi the strongest quake in more than 30 years. this latest quake comes just a week after two earthquakes rocked the central part of italy. and two months after another quake killed nearly 3-hundred people there. :40-:45 see that's a gun that's the real deal... that oklahoma fugitive, who was thought to be headed to las vegas, is now dead. 38-year-old michael vance was shot and killed in a shootout with police... last night. pol

abc's -- marci gonzalez -- is in saint augustine, florida -- with the latest. marci intro hurricane matthew now gone- but the storm - leaving more devastation.. nat and lingering dangers - in its wake? sot - gov. pat mccrory, nc "water can kill... and that's exactly what has happened sadly in north carolina and we still have dangers ahead of us. several people still missing in fayetteville, north carolina - where roads, homes and businesses- were left under feet of water? and - across the state- nats - police video baby crying as rescue worker takes rescued from those deadly flash floods? sot: "we're gonna attempt to save these people" first responders?unable to save others? the death toll climbing here- and in hardest hit haiti?where the estimate is now at - at least 900. while in florida- today: gratitude? for the lives spared sot - couple we interviewed first "we dodged a bullet" and for residents returning home for the first time sot - tom schmitt: "this is the bathroom..." for what little was left behind? sot - tom schmitt: "in every life little rain must f

marci gonzalez, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: nearly 50 members of congress want to know why the obama administration asked yahoo to scan all of its users' incoming email last year. a recent report said intelligence officials secretly had yahoo implement a massive surveillance program to check emails. the stated goal was to stop child pornography. hp is cutting jobs again, the to 4000 more jobs worldwide over the next 3 years. that's on top of the thousands it had already said it would cut. hp is facing declining demands for its computers and printers. execs say trimming some of its 50,000 workers will help remedy that and reduce costs for consumers. ben: retail sales were up last month, but economists say that spending might be slowing down. the commerce department says september sales were up point-6% -- just .6% from august. economists say some of the bump is due to rising gas prices, not an increase in spending. . a shark breaks his way into a diver's cage. jc: i can't even imagine. the diver? inside at the time. take a l

marci gonzalez is in... hurricane matthew battering parts of florida it's eye brushing the coastline- bringing flooding from the beaches? to the center of the sunshine state- sot - wftv live meteorologist forecasters calling for potential storm surge as high as 11 feet with wind gusts surpassing 100 down power lines - nat sparking and trees? wftv "i've heard like a big boom and seen it come down?" the death toll in haiti climbing- the interior ministry saying nearly 300 people were killed but with many areas still inaccessible - local officials suggest - that number could multiply. meanwhile, in florida, at least three hurricane related deaths - with a warning - the worst of this storm still may not be over sot - obama: "i just want to emphasize to everybody that this is still a really danger- now shifting towards georgia and south carolina? officials there urging people - especially in coastal areas to evacuate.. as hurricane matthew makes its way northward. sot - haley "this is going to hurt //.. we're jus

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. erika: new at noon, a six-week-old baby is dead after the stroller she was in dropped eight stories into an empty elevator shaft. police say the mother and infant were on the 23rd floor of a brooklyn apartment building trying to take the elevator down. when the doors opened, the woman stepped forward and both she and the baby in the stroller fell down the shaft and landed on the elevator car. the mother was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. also new at noon, a very complicated, delicate surgery to new life. 13 month old jadon and anias mcdonald from illinois were born attached at the head. they were separated this morning at montefiore medical center in the bronx in a 17-hour procedure. baby jadon is in recovery, his brother is still in surgery. the boys are the 59th pair to ever undergo this kind of surgery. terrifying video from mexico a -- for mexico. a shark bursting out of a diver's cage with the diver chunks of bait when it got stuck in the cage and lunged to get

marci gonzalez, abc news, new that rocked new york and new jersey is being held on 5-point 2-million dollars bail. ahmad rahami made his first court apearance via video conference from his hospital room. this is our first time seeing the suspect since he was arrested after the bombings last month. rahami's attorney entered a plea on his behalf of not guilty to five counts of attempted murder of a police officer and weapons offenses. a california family gets a a convicted sex offender breaks into their daughters room in the middle of the night the 12 year old girl says she woke up to a man touching her face... so she started banging on the walls to get her parent's attention. "the first thing my mom saw when she opened the door was his private parts because he was naked." the girls two older sisters and her dad rushed in to fight the guy off. "at this point we tased him down, i grabbed my pepper spray. long criminal history. the family is upset because he was released from jail early on probation, but they were happy to hear he'll be back behind bars for a long time. police in ohio de

marci gonzalez with what police are saying tonigh behind bars, charged with first degree murder, accused in connection to the killing of a prominent law professor at florida state university. the murder coming after his marriage to wendy adelson ended. homicide was due to the bitter divorce that was ongoing. >> reporter: his relatives have not been charged and deny any connection. >> even my fam >> even my family who felt like i'd been mistreated would never do something like this. never. >> reporter: but police allege that katherine magbanua, arrested saturday, is the link between the adelson family and the alleged hitmen. investigators claiming in this affidavit that she had past romantic relationships with one of the accused hitmen, as well as adelson's brother, charlie. the family telli magbanua was an employee. police also claim the accused hitmen's first call after the murder was to magbanua, her attorney telling us she has no prior convictions, and their priority is getting her out on bond. while tonight, police aren't saying whether there could still be more arrests. marci gonzal

abc 7 news reporter marci gonzalez joins us live from new smyrna beach. marci? >> reporter: kristen and dan, you can see a little bit of the damage that was left behind. the powerful winds from matthew knocked down a lot of trees and a lot of big branches like this one in front of me and a lot of power lines which, of course, contributed to all of those power outages that you mentioned. more than had a million people in florida without power, including us right here running off of generators to come to you live, but the damage continues in florida. you talked about the storm surge and they are seeing a lot of that north of where we are. we're in central florida and up in jacksonville, a major issue with storm surge. the ocean actually reaching some of the dunes there and the water going several blocks impacting some homes in that area. just a bit south of jacksonville in st. augustine at a bed and breakfast, about 20 people reported being trapped inside because of the rising water. some of those people who didn't heed the warnings that were given about just how

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> we thank marci for that report. >>> staying in florida, authorities confirming a new discovered in a new neighborhood in miami beach. the first captures in two weeks. >>> next, to an incredible weekend in college football. some giant upsets and come from behind magic you just don't see every day. we start in the big house, wisconsin versus michigan. the badgers hoping for a comeback on this deep pass when cornerback jourdan lewis goes airborne with a one-handed interception. the wolverines winning that one. then in tallahassee, an unranked unc down by one point against the florida state seminoles. fourth quarter, four seconds left, tar heels go for a 54-yard field goal. kicker nick weiler, pressure on, kick is up. it's good. the noles upset at home. and in georgia, fourth quarter, the bulldogs come back with a 47-yard touchdown pass with ten seconds to go. game over, right? wrong. last play of the game, tennessee's josh dobbs launches a hail mary into the end zone. receiver jauan jennings jumps with emotion, taking a knee on the field. like us, he jus

abc's marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: online retail giant amazon is facing a massive lawsuit just as millions of their customers start working on their holiday shopping lists. a tennessee couple claims the torching their million-dollar home. >> the fact that a toy caused this kind of destruction to our lives, it's just wrong. >> reporter: brian and megan fox bought their kids the hoverboard for christmas last year and say a few weeks later it burst into flames, destroying their home. >> when i got there, i was kicking the doors and i thought i'm going to lose two of my four children today. >> reporter: the fox family is seeking $30 million in damages, of the product. the suit alleges the family thought they were purchasing a hoverboard with a samsung lithium ion battery but instead were sold a counterfeit product. >> product liability laws holds both manufacturers, distributors, and sellers responsible for defective products. >> reporter: these balance boards have long been under fire. to date the consumer products safety commission has investigated more than 60 hoverboard fires a

abc's marci gonzalez with the latest. >> reporter: this snapchat video showing some of the final moments of a young couple's lives, renewing questions about the popular app's speed filter. >> what is the >> reporter: the feature that clocks and allows users to post how fast they're going showed the volkswagen golf speeding at more than 115 miles an hour wednesday night in tampa, just minutes after the passenger recorded the video police say the car crossed over a median and slammed head-on into a minivan. >> all i seen was a blue flash. it just burst into flames. >> reporter: the driver in the video pablo cortez iii and his passenger jolie bartolo were killed as well as three people it's just tragic. >> reporter: concerns about snapchat's speed filter were raised earlier this year following this crash in georgia. while snapchat says there is no record of the driver crystal mcgee using the app at the time of the accident, one of her passengers tells a different story. >> she was trying to hit 100 miles an hour and post it on snapchat. >> reporter: the snapchat spokesperson saying in a sta

karen travers with trump in michigan and we start with marci gonzalez following the clinton campaign in ohio. >> reporter: hillary clinton on the campaign trail in ohio putting all of her focus into this key battleground state. >> in these last days, let's not get distracted from the real choice in this election and the consequences for your future! >> reporter: clinton holding a rally this afternoon at kent state university trying to draw focus away from the fbi investigation. >> there is no case here. >> reporter: and the latest e-mails released by wikileaks while ramping up her attacks on donald trump. >> i am running against a man who says he doesn't understand why we can't use nuclear weapons. >> reporter: and following tonight's event here in cincinnati clinton turns her folkous florida with three events planned for tomorrow in that battleground state. marci gonzalez, abc news, cincinnati, ohio. >> and i'm karen travers with the trump campaign in warren, michigan. this is not where many thought donald trump would be just eight days out from election day. >> i hear we're doing g

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> amazon was not among the companies named in that july recall we should mention. amazon to try to get a response to the family's suit. a company spokesperson told us they don't comment on pending litigation. >>> coming up, just in time for halloween, a curated collection of morbid curiosities. >> and why so many people have been longing, dying to get into this one-of-a-kind museum. ? this is halloween ? ? this is halloween ? ? everybody make a scene ? ? trick or treat ? >>> don't we love it now. everybody's waiting for the next surprise. >> you love this song. >> i do. >> every commercial break. >> anyway, all about halloween. also my favorite holiday. and in case you missed the most spook-tacular day of the year. >> and in honor of it we're getting a look inside a museum in brooklyn unlike any we've seen before. it's focusing on all things morbid. abc's will gansz killed it with this one. >> reporter: it's that time of year, and no matter how fast you run or how loud you scream -- [ scream ] >> i am dracula. >> reporter: the halloween high jinks a

marci gonzalez, abc news. mike: hard to imagine such a devastating deadly storm, actually had some beneficial effect as cross new hampshire yesterday as it did pull away from the east coast with a cold front and resultedded in a bit of today. take a look at plymouth where skies are bright and the find is getting closer to peak in places like plymouth. it has peaked in the great north woods and parts of the white mound mountains. tonight a frost yirs very after midnight, in and around southern portions of carroll county through the heart of the lakes freeze warning? in the area that you see the freeze warning you'll definitely get frost. this just indicates a good possibility of getting those temperatures actually to freezing or below. you can actually have the frost occur with temperatures that are red read four, five, six feet above the ground. temperatures right near freezing result in frost, or on grassy areas. little below to the west. no advisory up north because you've already seen a killing freeze earli

marci gonzalez, abc news. shelley: coming up, the republican leaders now saying they will not support the nomi follow republican candidate for senate, senator kelly ayotte. senate, senator kelly ayotte. mike h.: more sun on the way for it's a great view from the top. just ask chris sununu. chris inherited a famous name and was given the top job at his family's resort, where, over the years, chris cut jobs and cut employees' hours to avoid giving them health insurance. so it's no surprise chris opposes the minimum wage this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first shelley: to commitment 2016 coverage and the rift between donald trump and some republican lawmakers is growing wider. today, house speaker paul ryan told party members he will not defend or campaign for trump any more. ryan went on to say that republicans are free to make up their minds about the controversial candidate. on the campaign trail, trump told supporters that the last three days show this election is about the american pe

here's abc's -- marci gonzalez -- with what police -- are saying tonight. tonight- this woman- behind bars - charged with first degree murder - accused in connection to the killing of a prominent law professor at florida state university? dan markel- was shot to death in the garage of his tallahassee home in 2014? the murder coming after his marriage to wendi adelson had unraveled. georgia cappleman: the working theory of the case is that the due to the bitter divorce that was ongoing. the police's leading theory...adelson's family had become upset over the divorce?and hired two hitmen. those accused hitmen pleading not guilty? adelson's relatives have not been charged?and deny any connection. wendi adelson: even my family who thought i'd been mistreated would never do something like this. never. but police allege that katherine magbanua- arrested the adelson family, and the alleged hitmen? (gfx) investigators claiming in this affidavit that she had past romantic relationships with one of the accused hitmen - as well as adelson's brother, charlie? police al

marci gonzalez, abc news. shelley: coming up, the republican leaders now saying they will not support the nominee. and on the road, tonight we follow republican candidate for senate, senator kelly ayotte. shelley: to commitment 2016 coverage and the rift between donald trump and some republican lawmakers is growing wider. today, house speaker paul ryan told party members he will not defend or campaign for trump any more. ryan went on to say that republicans are free to make up their minds about the told supporters that the last three days show this election is about the american people fighting back against career politicians. and donald trump's competitor, hillary clinton, was also back on the campaign trail. clinton urged detroit voters to register before the deadline. she addressed the town hall style debate she and trump faced off in last night. today we begin our series with the candidates ahead of the election next month. incumbent republican senator kelly ayotte met voters in manchester. we tagged along

abc's marci gonzalez reports.. millions of residents are still script: hurricane matthew - claiming more lives? killing two people in north carolina- when this car they were in washed away? from first police video "we're gonna attempt to save these people" in fayetteville, north carolina- rescuers spent saturday pulling people to safety police video nats baby crying as rescue worker takes it from car into van. as matthew made its way up the coast- leaving a trail of destruction? the storm surge - and strong waves- ripping apart piers in oak island and myrtle st power- lines and trees- from the carolinas - down through georgia? sot frank sulkowski, wjcl reporter: "you cannot stand in one place the wind is blowing at such a high pace." humanitarian aid?now reaching hardest hit haiti? while in st. augustine, florida - sot - joan galasso, storm victim "a lot of those things are the outdoor furniture out there - are now in there." residents and business owners- including joan galasso - returning for the first time - sot

marci gonzalez oncam close:' ...tbd... mg, abc news, st. cedar rapids will begin collecting any dry or wet sandbags from homes following the flood. the city had set a 7 a.m. deadline this morning for bags to be set out along driveways or at the curb. time -- about 3 weeks -- to collect all the bags. people can also take sandbags to 2 locations. one-- noelridge pool. it's open through today. also ellis park. that site is open through friday. cedar rapids will start fully enforcing on-street parking today. the city says it has re- installed all parking meters in the downtown area after flooding. the meters will all accept payments. meteorologist justin gehrts has alert forecast, justin... clouds will continue to increase this afternoon and a few sprinkles are possible as well. mild highs are still on track, reaching the lower 70s. a few patches of light rain continue tonight, but return on tuesday. a potent cold front will push across the area wednesday morning, bringing some showers then. while we'll start off near 60, temperatures should fa

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and we are going to be kicking things off with marcy gonzalez who is live from new smyrna beach and we have derek the storm is passing through. marcy, what is the latest where you are? >>reporter: we're now starting to see people come out to assess the damage and as the storm now starts to clear central florida, to our north, the threat is just beginning. hurricane matthew bat egger parts of florida. it's eye brushing the coastline bringing flooding from the beaches to the center of the high tide this again could be some unprecedented flooding in some locations. >>reporter: storm surge as high as 11 feet with wind gust surpassing 100 mimp in some place ts, bringing downpour lines and trees. >> heard like a big boom. >>reporter: the death toll in haiti climbing. the interior ministry saying 300 people were killed but many areas are still in accessible number could multiply. meanwhile, at least two hurricane related deaths reported in port st. lucie, florida. with the warning life threatening impact from the storm may still not be over. >> i just want to emphasize to everybody that this

abc's marci gonzalez has the latest on the presidential election. hillary clinton's lead - narrowing? the latest a-b-c news / washington post tracking poll finding among likely voters: 48 percent say they'll vote for clinton, while 44 percent say candidate - feeling confident - campaigning in ohio last night - sot - donald trump, toledo "in just thinking to myself right now we should just cancel the election and just give it to trump right. why are we even having it for?" with just 11 days until the election - a close call on the trail? trump's running mate - mike pence's jet - skidding off the runway in new york last night. the vice-presidential candidate- on g-m-a this morning discussing that scare, as well as the financial disparity between the two campaigns? clinton - left with more than 62 million dollars - trump, with just 16 million? now reportedly telling to his campaign for $10 million dollars. sot - mike pence: "the strength of this campaign is not dollars and cents, it's really the american people who i think are rallying behind donald tr