. >> hurricane matthew flirting with the coast of the united states. whipping hour. a lot of power outages. we have the latest on the it and the effects of people and travelers across the nation. >> let's get a live look. beautiful downtown shot before sun rise. the freeze is on. october takes a chilly turn. we're looking at your friday and your weekend. >> it was the kind of morning when you really needed to cover up the plants. we're warming up, in fact. >> we are slowly but we are

heather: where we stand with hurricane matthew. flirt came -- florida under a snapshot of what we believe is happening right now. as new information comes in we can fine-tune it. keep that in the back of your mind. a category four storm. look at the abu -- the abrupt right turn. moving at about 10 miles per hour. here is where it begins to impact florida. a category caught tro or category three storm. this area is what we call the cone of uncertainty. if it this we would consider it a successful forecast area don't focus of much of a straight line, focus on the potential that out there. thursday morning to friday morning, closes approach to florida. we have it moving across the carolinas, moves over land and eventually reemerges and goes offshore. a category one hurricane at this point and we are talking about it :00 a.m. sunday morning. a real strong possibility we could have some hurricane strength areas around the computer models. it brings it up and it keeps it about 100 or a little more than that, what hundred miles offshore. that w

. >> hurricane matthew flirting with the coast of the united states. whipping hour. a lot of power outages. we have the latest on the it and the effects of people and travelers across the nation. >> let's get a live look. beautiful downtown shot before sun rise. the freeze is on. october takes a chilly turn. we're looking at your friday and your weekend. >> it was the kind of morning when you really needed to cover up the plants. we're warming up, in fact. >> we are slowly but we are 10 degrees warmer than this afternoon. 70s for the weekend. right now, around the denver area, we're in the 30s. first official freeze of the season. check the calender, today's right on the money. first freeze with up to 38 at dia. ashton, good morning. from the east side of town to and south bound 225 east and westbound i-70 around downtown looking nice and wide open. for now, allen, i'll give you your full traffic coming up. >> we'll check back in a few. hurricane matthew swinging wild round house punches at the florida coast at this moment catching the chin of cape canaveral as the h

speaking every wind, we have a lot of it with hurricane matthew flirting with category five status, winds at 155 miles per hour. just over 350 miles south of jamaica, look at the track, again, eventually off to the west, northwesterly, northerly turn as it heads toward jamaica, into the bahamas. mountains over cuba. that will help weaken the storm little bit. over the next five days, still halls the northerly track, southeast us. so eastern coast of the us still bears watching with the storm. timing uncertain, if it does impact the delaware valley probably won't be until late next week, into the weekends, still time for things to change. back home, gloomy today, little breezy, couple of showers possible into the afternoon. tomorrow, still can't rule out stray shower in the afternoon, but much better sunshine, get back to the 70s, monday looks good, as well. so we time things out for you. not much happening through the morning hours. some showers do develop to the south. they'll come through later this afternoon, depends where you are, you could run into few showers, still scattered shower

matthew. it's been flirting with the coastline for the last couple of days. it still hasn't made it ashore. here in savannah or maybe up in charleston. we're going to have to wait to see where the line goes. what's interesting is it's going to be high tide when it looks like it could move in here. that's exactly what happened with hurricane sandy. that is what made that hurricane so devastating is all of that water. water is really the problem when it comes to the hurricanes. you saw it with katrina and sandy, water is what makes things so dicey and dangerous. right now in savannah it is a hand do mandatory evacuation and curfew. >>> we're waiting donald trump's video statement momentarily we're told it will come out. mercedes schlapp. good to see you both. mercedes, what's your reaction? >> where do you want to start, sean? >> anywhere you want. you can start anywhere you want. >> i think i have to say i think both campaigns are in crisis management mode. i think for donald trump, you know, this tape, it's been devastating after having a rough week last week with the aloo sha machado tweet

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 hurricane. the track reflects that. that is half of cuba and we are really concerned with jamaica, and the west haiti, some of that area is poverty stricken it could restrinthen on the baha s bahamas. and we have hurricane warnings for>> jamie: and hatey and parts of cuba. it is pretty good confidence weaving its way thu cuba and haiti. and then the east coast. we don't know what will happen to the storm until it makes a jant over cuba. we'll hope that jamaica escape its and western haiti and cuba could get a blow by this. this

flirting with record highs. one thing we did not have today, for the first time since hurrane matthew, widespread flood warnings are not in our area any more. you head just east toward th greenville area. but for the first time in 11 we do not have widespread flood gs so that is good news as th recoves we have few more dry days. d night is one of them. 76 74 at 8:00. low 70s true nine 10:00. upper 60s into late tonight. so a upleore warm days before the colfront arrives. state, some arst now matthew deo getting ted tp lo at at oc >> repoit's nthe gh de wod normally rook lek a tudateoo light customers. >> whei me around tt corn a uld see the builngndsee and of thwalls of it, it was like i'd got hi the stomach it a lo blow. >> reporter: a fig the restaurant owner es he wasn't in. >> just take this get up, shake reporter: shaking it off parts. ys is one of thhardest wake wking in he bymyse and look around. >> reporter: y e cl sometuff they can ve.

melbourne, daytona beach, jacksonville, that's where matthew makings its closest approach and can push category 5. i wouldn't be surprised, shocked if we flirtedh 5 status. as it gets close. the northern florida and georgia and south carolina coasts are the ones that need to keep an eye on this. >> then there's the possibility if it does this clock thing and it swirls back then, then what? >> that's the next step. we got a u turn going on because of hurricane nicole out to the east. that greenland block we talked about. it might start back in the northern bahamas and florida and other people. >> are you telling me it hooks up with hurricane nicole? a double whammy coming? >> yeah. there's a complex process where it's an earth moon gravitational dance. sometimes two hurricanes close to each other can loop each other, sling each other, fling each other. matthew probably will have some pull from that and create a u turn and then who knows what happens five, six, seven days from now in terms of the motion thereafter. we have chapter one, which is well defined up through the southeast coast. but then the u turn and some big question marks beyond da

october, but nature is flirting with summer, one more time, justin drabick's eyewitness weather more sad news, search teams recovered two more bodies following hurricane matthew. that now brings death toll to at least 43 in the u.s. north carolina governor pat mcrory, said they found victims after flood waters receded. more than a week after the storm many communities remain under water. 13,000 customers are still without power and matthew is blamed for more than 1,000 deaths in haiti. >>> nature's creating misery in the pacific northwest. strong wind and heavy rain are pulling down trees and power lines, cutting off power to thousands in oregon and washington. ben tracie has the very latest from seattle. >> reporter: fierce wind are ripping through pacific northwest as most potent part of the storm system comes on shore. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: on friday ef2 tornado with 125 miles an hour wind, tore through coastal town of oregon. up outing trees, downing power lines and damaging homes and businesses. bill pano. is saw it all happen. >> it looked like the wizard of oz. that is what it looked like. it was just things moving like this. >> you could see tr