. >>> michael cohen pled guilty under eight counts today. >> michael cohen of the president's fixer. >> if anybody else in his mind was going after his boss, he was going to fight back. >> and the keeper of his secrets. >> of all the individuals in trump's organization who knew where the bodies were buried, if you will, michael cohen was at the top of the list. >> swearing to do anything to protect the president. >> he told me he'd take a bullet for the president. >> an fbi changed everything. >> i just heard they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, frankly, a real disgrace. >> investigators seized e-mails, tax documents, and business records. >> and then another bomb shell, a taped conversation with the president leaked to the media. >> we'll have to pay him something. >> it is credible to believe that this was absolutely about hush money. >> now instead of being the president's problem solver, he's one of the president's biggest problems. >> good or bad? michael cohen would be bought of american history. >> when my call cohen arrived outside of federal court in m

michael: good evening, i am michael williams, welcome to the debate. it is being watched nationally as the houses up for grabs. i am joined by the incumbent, brian mast, republican and army veteran. his challenger, attorney for foreign policy, the state department, under the obama administration. this is a debate in which we have a lot to cover. the candidates, we want to give them to span time to answer question. how much would allow, we will allow them to have give-and-take on the issues of the day. above invite beyond what you might expect. this pivotal general election campaign, we think that is important. also to respond from one another, those will be shorter in length as always. i'll moderate and move things along. mast,n toss, congressman you are talk about the toxic first. algae crisis. talk about what you've done, what you will continue to do but the show against the backdrop of your critique from your opponent that you've done late in the game and she notes, among other things that your scorecard from the conservation voters is a very low 23

[applause] michael: good morning. i think the reason i have been asked to be on this stage with you is because normally, when you are on the stage, i am out there. they probably don't know that every year, the theater company does two mock trials of plays based on -- of trials based on some play we are doing in which the lawyers committee has come up with a subject, an issue in the play that is to be judged. or to be discussed. justice breyer: i am here because you are the producer of this great work of humanity and art. and i am the audience. [laughter] michael: well, thank you. but i would like to talk a little bit about why would you or justice ginsburg, or justice alito, why would you be interested in coming to a mock trial and talking about shakespeare and listening to arguments about shakespeare? justice breyer: why? because by having the mock trial and talking about shakespeare , it suggests we have a relationship with shakespeare. that is all to our credit to have any relationship whatsoever. michael: what is

como michael.a hay que dar los daÑos y la destrucciÓn. por -- porque como nos hablaba nuestro meteorÓlogo albert, la marea alta y los vientos fuertes destructores. el mar entra la tierra y el rezago lo detienen su cabina. entonces, una vez sea posible, nosotros saldremos a recorrer la zona y ver cuÁl ha sido el balance siempre con la misma esperanza. con que las personas que estÁn en estas zonas costeras hayan evacuado tiempo y se hayan puesto a salvo. no sÉ si tengan alguna pregunta. borja: estamos siendo precisamente en las imÁgenes cÓmo la fuerza de las rÁfagas de viento van y vienen. ahora vemos que estÁ en una intensidad un poco mÁs baja. no sÉ estas muy alejada de la playa, cuÉntanos un poquito exactamente donde estÁs y lo que ves alrededor, vilma. vilma. nosotros estamos un poquito... te puedo decir que estamos como a cinco minutos de la playa. desde que nosotros estamos aquÍ no hemos visto a nadie transitando por las calles. en el lugar donde nosotros nos estamos quedando, vinieron personas

>> michael did. >> okay. whose camera? >> mine. >> reporter: but danielle denied that all this elaborate spying escalated into a murder plot. instead, she said it was simply preparation for her pending divorce. >> and i told the attorney about it. and the attorney said, whoa, you're good because, he said, that's good evidence. >> she wanted to be able to just have leverage and be able to embarrass him. >> reporter: danielle told the detectives another reason was plain old curiosity. >> i had to see for myself that it was a girl. it broke my heart. >> how did you -- >> i don't know why because i was cheating on my husband. >> and that's the big question, right? you were doing it for four years and why -- why did it break your heart? >> i think i still loved my husband, still had feelings for him. >> reporter: what's more, danielle said she and michael had stopped their spying weeks before the shooting. detectives also asked about those text messages which they found so troubling. danielle said they were all in fun. they fir

overnight, michael marching inland. more than 50 miles from the coast the storm moving into georgia as a category 3 hurricane. it's the first major hurricane to hit the state since 1898. >> we are not accustomed to the magnitude of a hurricane such as this hitting in the direction that it is traveling and with the intensity with which it will hit our state. >> reporter: local officials expanding the state of emergency as strong winds topple trees and power lines. >> it was terrifying honestly. it was a lot of noise. i mean, we thought the windows were going to break at any time, and we did whatever we could, just kind of hunkered down and tried to wait it out. >> reporter: abc's steve osunsami south of atlanta in macon, georgia, where schools are closed and utility trucks are standing by. >> amazingly there is still power here, and that's because a lot of this downtown area, the power is underground. but as you can see, the wind is blowing quite heavily. >> reporter: in roberta, georgia, it's believed the hurricane spaw

todavÍa sean cuenta de algunos estragos que han causado los vientos de michael.rt martÍnez tiene la trayectoria de michael y el inminente peligro que todavÍa significa para la regiÓn. cÓmo estÁn las cosas, albert? albert: ilia, todavÍa siguen complicadas, porque michael sigue moviÉndose tierra adentro, despuÉs de haber tocado tierra hace mÁs de cuatro horas. ahora mismo, con vientos en 155 millas por hora. los vientos todavÍa son fuertes. 115 millas por hora, con una presiÓn que ya va aumentando. indica que se estÁ degradando. el bajo que experimento esta maÑana, lo llevÓ a tocar tierra con esa categorÍa cuatro. como pueden ver, las carolinas y sobre todo ahora georgia, son los estados que tienen que mirar hacia el cielo.eso de tenemos a michael moviÉndose, con puede ver, tierra adentro. el ojo todavÍa se ve al oeste de camila, un ojo bien definido en el momento en que tocaba tierra. el perfil nos muestra sus mantas de lluvia. una parte izquierda, algo menos activa. lo dicho, en toda esa feria, hasta la madrugada podrÁn ver tornados. ese es el mayor riesgo, ahora

michael avenatti telling me a little while ago that mr.rump is now, quote, a moron and a disgrace. this hour i will speak with congressman john geramindi. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. let's go to our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. the president has been busy tweeting about the saudis and stormy daniels. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the trump administration is scrambling how to figure out how to contain the fall-out of the apparent killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. mike pompeo was in saudi arabia, had what a spokesperson for the state department called a direct and candid conversation with the saudis about khashoggi. president trump said earlier this afternoon the saudi crown prince has, quote, totally denied what happened to khashoggi as he injected bright, shiny objects into the news cycle that can be summed up in one word, horse face. secretary of state mike pompeo appeared to be all smiles as he met with saudi arabia's crown prince, mohamad bin salman just as grime details were surfacing in the

michael: mr. weber, 30 second, does it change the contours of the campaign at all, the kavanaugh fight? mr. weber, not all that much but reenof courses the dynamic we've seen and one side wants to run a culture war based on social issues looking backwards and was the opponents of kavanaugh and one side talking about those issues, issues of immigration and affordable health care, focused on things people care about. so the confirmation hearings brought that in stark relief and people are seeing that now and they're energized to go out and vote for someone who will address those kitchen table issues and not continually try to divide people with a constant lookback at the social issues. michael: let's talk about an issue that you both already referred to, the tax cut. this is for both of you, starting with mr. webber. the tax cut president trump and congress passed last year has two effects on new jerseyans. they save money because of lower tax rates and some lose money because of the $10,000 cap on

hurricane michael is now a cat- 4 storm. bradenton beach, florida, you can see the powerful surge and swell coming in, those waves on the shore along with high winds. >> this storm exploded to a strong category 4 storm and you can see that live video there of what it looks like. we are going to continue to see those conditions deteriorate over the next few hours. you can see the well defined eye of hurricane michael very close to the florida panhandle here and just inching closer to panama city. now looking at just about 90 miles away southwest of panama city right now. you can see maximum sustained winds, look at this because thhave actually increased here sustained winds of 145 miles per hour. so this storm is intensifying as it moves over the warm gulf waters. that's not a good thing moving north at 13 miles per hour. and likely making landfall as a category 4 storm. this is at 1 p.m. eastern time there. so this would be the first time a category 4 storm has hit the florida panhandle since recordkeeping began back in 1851

michael: yo tenía 16.n, hispano, inmigrante de bajos recursos económicos y además sin un título universitario eran tal vez mínimas. sin embargo, michael logró conseguir la respuesta a muchas de sus preguntas, sobre todo las financieras, en la internet. específicamente en google. cuando cumplió los 21 años, recibió una oferta de empleo que venía con un título, ingeniero de google. el trabajo traía bonos, independencia y un horario que le permitía dormir lo suficiente. michael: si trabajas duro, llegas a la casa cansado, agotado y de repente el trabajo está bien pero no perfecto. xiomara: Él recibe gratis las cosas por las que muchos de nosotros tenemos que pagar. michael: voy al trabajo para comer. porque no quiero ir a pagar a un restaurante. todo doblado, los zapatos todos limpios, las medias, todo doblado. xiomara: su misión en google es confidencial. si pudieras ponerle un emoji a esto que estás diseñando ahora, ¿cuál sería? michael: irónicamente le pondría un corazón. [ríe] xiomara: emprendedor, empres

what made michael so powerful?> one of the biggest headlines on this storm, on hurricane michael, will be the rapid intensification of this system. the water temperatures in the gulf, 4 degrees above normal. that spot is some of the warmest waters in the gulf. watch this eye make landfall. it was strengthening and then held that perfect shape and strength for a while as it moved inland. now this storm joins the list, third on the list, not just of the strongest storms to hit florida but the strongest storms to hit the u.s. coast. 1935 labor day. 1969 camille. now michael. >> where's it headed now? >> we have a lot of time on this storm. overnight tonight into the day tomorrow, it's chugging through georgia into south carolina into north carolina. right field mond, virginia, south of that area, maybe even still a tropical storm. but the hurricane center believes as that circulation moves offshore, it may strengthen again. >> sam champion, thank you. always good to see you, my friend. ♪ immac hasly polished >> next,

i'll show you the trail of damage hurricane michael left behind. mrs. walker. michael vasquez!e over here. i've heard such good things aany of it without you..woue without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve sod ur buss g toy fo michael demolishes parts of the gulf coast. this morning: where the storm is headed next. plus: opening ho the ba >>> destructive and deadly. michael demolishes parts of the gulf coast. this morning, where the storm is headed next. >> opening homes for disaster victims. the city featuring a new program. >> two astronauts go up and come right back down. a dangerous launch fail. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, october 11th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. we have breaking news overnight. russia is suspended manned space launches pending an investigation into men weoito if ys there men returned to earth safely landing in kazakhstan just hours ago. >>> two people are dead as tropical storm michael michael works true the so

according to the ex, michael drank. reporter: every night he would almost down a whole bottle of scotch, and i guess he just needed to talk. and the story wolfe told, according to the ex, implicated more than just himself. here's what happened, as nancy heard it. wolfe and harry britton, barbara's father, rented a motel room on that long ago july night, invited david to a meeting there. >> when he gets at the hotel, they have a very small conversation and michael shot david in the head. >> he told me he had to get so drunk to do it. and that the first shot didn't kill him. he had to shoot him again. >> reporter: after which, as nancy relayed the story -- >> they did take his car to the airport and left it there. then they took him over to -- i mean there was an empty lot there. and that's where they buried him. >> reporter: he did not spare the detail, said nancy. >> he did tell me he poured some corrosive, and i think it was lye, is what he said, over the body. >> and sure enough, that was consistent with the investiga

there's an actual audiotape of him really telling michael what to do, directing michael.is is donald trump, the sky is not blue. it's green. there's no reality to realness. michael is very clear on where he is right now. michael wants to be on the right side of history. michael is doing everything he can to help the mueller investigation. what is also an outright lie, because i dealt with trump, the trump organization, michael for ten years through business, through television. michael was donald's right-hand man. >> sure. >> other than his three children and probably more so than eric because eric was much younger, there was never an interaction i had with donald about anything where michael was not involves. michael was his adviser. so to say he was his p.r. man is an out and out lie. donald understands that right now -- and i do not know this, but he is in there probably corroborating every serious issue because michael was there front and center. and so at this point donald needs to do everything he can to discredit him, but it doesn't matter. facts are facts. tapes a

then the cold front comes up and it starts to pick michael up, the moistrom michael. watch what happens along the i-95. corrid right around 6:00, baltimore, d.c., down towards fredericburg, heavy rain, and that stays with us right on through the night tomorrow night around 10:00 or 11:00,m especially fi-95 south and east ward. that's why we have a flashwa fld h in this area. pa now, d.c., north and westward, not nearly as much rain, but p still, sometty good rain tomorrow night. now, how about the winds with this system? not going to be much tomorrow during the day. notorried about wind. 30-mile--hour wind gusts, d.c., increasing as we move to 1:00 a.m. close to 40, or evenow 50 towards the river. by friday morning, waking up, we'retill around 30 miles and hour in many parts of the area. so, we're dealing with windy conditions for sure and falling temperatures on fr so, a high tomorrow of 79 with periods of rain. friday, w may get back up to 64 early before falling into the 50 s by friday night. yeah, you're talking a really cool friday night. saturday rning, waking u

hurricane michael, mostor powerl on record to hit the region, slamming into the coast. >> hurricane michael is upon us. now'she time to seek refuge. >> reporter: the catastrophic storm with triple threat. rodangerous storm surge, up to 14 feetjected along the coastline. destructive winds as high as 150 miles per hour, carrying buildings and knocking out power. and treorrential rainfall causi flooding. >> hurricane michael is a hurricane of the worst kind. >> reporter: with the storm tracking inland, georgia declared a state of emergency and in the carolinas, dreading michael's arrival. >> north carolina is staring down another powerful hurricane. less than a month after hurricane florencete bd our state. >> reporter: the life threatening storm putting the entire southeast on alert. and a live look at what continues to be hug swells out here, just off the shoreline. we've seen this sort of building and tearing apart throughout the day. it's norma as the storm moves inlistened, it's a lot of trouble in the next several that's the latest live here in panama city beach, florida. jay gray. back

ricane michael is upon us. now's the time to seek refuge. >> reporter: a catastrophic storm with a triple threat. a dangerous storm surgee 14 f projected along the coastline. destructive winds as high as 150 up s per hour, tearing buildings and knocking out power. and torrential rainfall already causing flooding. >> hurricane michael is a hurricane of the worst kind. >> reporter: with the storm tracking inland, the's a state of emergency in georgia, and caronas dreading the arrival. >> the carolinas are staring down another perful hurricane less than a month after hurricane florence battered our state. >> the life threatening storms putting the entire northeast on alert. you can see land fall, and we're conditionsng intense here as the storm now continues to move inland. that's the latest live here panamaeach city, florida, jay gray, back to you. >>> guys,racking hurricane michael, amazing thing about to is this storm continued intensify all the way up to 1 miles per hour below a category 5 hurricane. the eye i

michael: that is what i hope. [applause] michael: that is what i hope people will get out of seeing the play. that you will see something come a you see people that you would not meet otherwise you would hear somebody's problems and come to understand. -- i am in the middle, right now, of working on a play. for the first time in a long time, and maybe partly because i knew we would have this discussion, certain things in shakespeare, certain things in this play, which i have taken big -- i am or beginning to question what it means. i was looking at quotes, and you talked the other day about what an extraordinary woman porsche an intelligent- woman beatriz or roslyn are. i was looking at the quality of the speech, and i realized that ahad never really dealt with difference in judgment of mercy. porsche said, judgment would mean that we would all be dammed. damned. mercy must be involved. what is the difference between judgment and mercy? justice breyer: meaning if i will say it is better than shakespeare? [laughter

recove michael leaving behind a path of to get worse as michael moves north. this is already going to go down as the mosfu pow hurricane to hit the florida panhandle in history. a catastrcoptoun sdedrm s theur. destruive winds up to 155 eiles per hour that ripped off roofs and t down power lines. and flooding that literally left neighborhoods in towns under feet of water. this storm has already claimed at least one life,s and florid governor is promising to focus now on the sear, the rescue an. recovery here fortunately or unfortunately there's going t a be lot more to see once the sun comes up. that's the latest here in tallahassee. i'm wendy woolfolk, backo you. >> wendy, thank you. >>> as michael carves a path across the southeast, we're getting our first look at the utterlyop catasc trail of destruction this storm left behind in florida. in pantya powerful 150-mile-per-hour winds shredded buildings, even ripping the side off of a bank. michael made landfall there as a category 4 storm. e strongest on record to ever strike the florida panhandle. nbc's leste

tonight, hurricane michael is ravaging the florida panhandle. >> hurricane michael is upon us. and now is the time to seek refuge. >> reporter: heavy rain and sustained winds pulling homes apart, flooding rivers. ripping railings from the ground. collapsing beachside homes. leaving a wake of destruction in its path. the category 4 storm picked up intensity in the gulf as it barrelled inland, making landfall with winds of up to 155 miles per hour. >> oh, my god. it's starting. >> reporter: the eye made landfall around 12:30. the storm's biggest threat is the devastating flooding it brings, with expected surges as high as 13 or 14 feet. the streets of apalachicola already dangerously under water. the northwest coastal town hit with a 6-foot surge even before michael made landfall. responders unable to reach those in need as waves crashed down along and on top of major highways. >> there is going to be a killer -- a killer storm surge in this event. 9, 10, 11 feet, no one is going to survive that. the gulf of mexico is a basin of water being pushed up on people. if you're still th

we will monitor hurricane michael all day long. making landfall just hours ago. >> say with kpix5 news on air and online. ♪ >> bill: you know why the judge ruled against me. >> brooke: yes. >> bill: you and everybody else -- 'cause i'm a lousy father. >> brooke: you're not a lousy father. >> bill: well, the judge didn't see it that way, brooke. i mean, why else would he give katie sole custody? >> brooke: you bribed the judge! >> ridge: i did what i did to protect the little boy and his mother. >> brooke: that's not up to you, ridge. that's for a court to decide. now you've taken away any fair shot that bill might have had. >> ridge: he never had a shot. >> brooke: i can't believe what you've done. [ sighs ] >> brooke: it wasn't because of your parenting.

michael made landfall as a category 4 storm. nbc's lester holt and his crew were directly in the path of the storm and had to hunker down and ride it out in their hotel. >> reporter: within minutes, conditions deteriorated right outside my window. the power is now out. we were outside for a little bit. we were forced inside. hurricane michael proving to be everything it was advertised to be. joining my colleagues in another room with a balcony, we went live on air, an unobstructive and frightening view of michael at its most ferocious. as i have my hand on the window, i can feel it boeing. 100-plus-mile-per-hour winds like a plane taking off. fellow guests hunkering down in hallways. as conditions worsened and in consideration of safety, we barricaded ourselves in our room. >> we put this mattress in front of our window. we want to be on air, but we have to take care of each other. know that we're safe, but we have to sign off. finally the worse of the storm visit blib passing us. it's much betzer. as the radar indicates, we see

i turned it over to our moderator, michael. michael: senator, thank you for being here. have a seat and we will go over the rules. we are delighted to have you with us. as we have seen with governor wolf, we have an excited group of students excited to ask questions. you will have three minutes to answer each question, and they will be asked by students from each of the schools. i will introduce the school, give us their name, and read their question. at that time, the three minute clock will begin. at the conclusion of the question, you will be allowed a one minute closing statement. i asked this of governor wolf, the most burning question of all. steelers-eagles super bowl, who will you root for if you are governor? sen. wagner: eagles. michael: say it again? sen. wagner: eagles, it has to be the eagles. michael: that is the right answer on this side of the state. this from the elementary school fifth-grade class, the teacher is mrs. monahan, i would like the student to come up. there you go. thank you, mrs. monahan. >> my first name is amare. sen. wagner: thank you fo

michael slams into florida's panhandle.

hurricane michael is now a tropical storm, but it has become deadly. we're tracking the record-breaking storm as it continues its destructive path up the eastern seaboard. >>> and wall street's free fall, all eyes will be on the market this morning after yesterday's d the worst is over. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm hena doba in for anne-marie green. earl morning hne michael was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved over south central georgia, but the most powerful hurricane on record to ever hit the florida panhandle left behind a trail of breathtaking destrction. the damage is widespread and extensive. at least two deaths are blamed on the storm. a half million customers are without power in three states. florida, georgia, and alabama. michael came ashore with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour producing a storm surge that reached 12 feet in some coastal areas. we begin our coverage with nicole killian in hard-hit panama city beach. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: hey, good morning to yo

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his is tropical storm michael. more on the impacte later today coming up. >>> well, dancing keeps them focused. how you can help outfit them for success coming up on news 4 toda y. >>> 6:16 right now. we're tracking michael, now a tropical storm. that category 4 hurricane didba er florida's panhandle, packing winds up to 155 hour.s an >> one of the hardest hit areas was panama city beach. that's where news4's jay gray is live this morning. jay, good morning to you. describe what you're seeing out there. >> reporte good morning, eun. good morning, aaron. devastation from this storm. it was two pronged. we had the water from the storm rge and from the rain, flooding several areas. things wind that did like this. you can see it snapped this roadside sign, threw it into this business, a business that michael wasn't finished with.ds the wust coming through and gutting this beachside place. i mean, it shredded everything in sight here. it's a complete loss. and i'm afraid, guys, as the sun comes up across thee strik zone

cohen, which michael cohen revealed -- and you mentioned michael avenatti -- all of this, michael cohen did reveal a lot about the president's hypocri hypocrisies and lies. when you think about all of this that everyone overlooks, that whole, like, the moral majority or the moral authority or we believe in this and we believe in the bible, and we believe what god says and all that, that is really olivia's word, b.s., because -- >> sorry. >> no, don't apologize. you said it. because it's obvious you don't believe in it because you continue to allow someone who goes against every principle that you have espoused in the past, and you accept it. so it means that it never really did mean anything to you. april? >> right. yes. there is such hypocrisy all over the board right now as we look at the republican party, as we look at this administration, as we look at religious leaders, as we look at even michael cohen. you know, michael cohen -- and let's look at that piece. michael cohen is right. go vote. no matter who you vote for, go vote. but at the same time, he's a man scorned, you know. th

this is no small feat given the unprecedented size and strength of michael. windfall as a category four storm, but it will still be a category two storm as it tracks through georgia and will continue north to the carolinas as they still recover from florence. sarne area where focusing, capabilities. have pre-positioned the military capability and capacity to respond immediately from the north, from the south, from the east, and from the last with a full spectrum of dod capabilities. so let me give you some details. we have south, positioned to rescue teams with rescue capability to respond to requests anywhere in the affected areas. from the east, we have aircraft and water vehicles that are able to respond in the air or the ground to any immediate request for search and rescue. from the north, at fema's request, we have positioned albany, our money -- in north ochs guild, south carolina, and fort bragg, north carolina. the staging bases are part of the ongoing recovery efforts. we have airest, rescue teams supported by fema capability rescue boats. this is i

michael is upon us. now's the time to seek refuge. >> reporter: catastrophic storm inging a triple threat. a dangerous storm surge, up to 14 feet projected along the coastline. the destructive winds as high as 150 miles per hour, tearing up buildings and knocking out power. and torrential rainfall already causing flooding. >> hurricane michael t ishe hurricane of the worst >> reporter: storms tracking inland, georgia declared a state of emergency in thearolinas dreaded michael's arrival. >> north carolina is staring down anotherer pl hurricane, less than a month after hurricane florida battered our state. threatening a life storm putting the entire southeast on alert. >>> our team coverage of hurricane michael continues now with doug and lauren. >>th standing by i storm center for us with a look at the storm and where it'sde h next. seems like the trajectory projections are spot on. >> they yohave. remember, i mean, a week ago on thursday of last week, i was saying there w storm coming through the florid

se trata de los otros rostros de los rescates por michael, las mascotas.les de tallahassee para salvar unos 37 perros y nueve cachorros que se encontraban en peligro. la pÁgina de facebook de esta ciudad dice que los animales se estÁn pensando en comprar alguna mascota, pueden visitar la pÁgina oficial de facebook de tallahassee para que encuentre mÁs informaciÓn, si quieren adoptar alguna de estas mascotas que ha quedado sin dueÑo. carolina: tienes toda la razÓn.. ahora y -- ahora hay indignaciÓn de las redes sociales porque autoridades dijeron que un hombre abusÓ sexualmente de una niÑa de seis aÑos dentro de un refugio durante la emergencia por este huracÁn michael. estamos hablando de un hombre de 60 aÑos que enfrenta cargos por abuso sexual lascivo a una menor de 12 aÑos. las autoridades dicen que un testigo grabÓ cómo el hombre sin hogar la tocaba de una forma inapropiada. el hombre reconociÓ haberlo hecho, aunque dijo que no era de una manera lasciva. borja: aberrante. bien, escuchÉ esto, patricio medina, de 27 aÑos, pasarÁ el resto de su vida en la

that's exactly what hurricane michael is doing. it is bringing all that water and will deposit it in the storm of a storm surge that's over my head in this area. right now, sea level, we're about 13 feet above sea level. we had to evacuate from the previous live shot location because it was only four feet above sea level. too dangerous for our crew. we have the ability to be in a safe position when the area starts to evacuate. live here, in the pan handle, back to you. >> stay safe. keep moving if you have to. we'll follow the storm track. >>> kyle bauer is a professional storm chaser with svl media in panama city, florida. good morning to you. you are right where the storm is to make a direct hit. how is what you're seeing in terms of the this wind speed, expected storm surge, compare with storms you've seen in the past? >> yeah, this is -- i'm under the belief that unfortunately this is going to be one of the strongest hurricanes that i've been through at a possible cat four at landfall. the good thing here at the hotel i'm stayi

michael" se moviÓ para panamÁ city.uror, amenazando todo lo que se encontraba alrededor. un rayo cayÓ sobre el techo de un edificio que exploto y lanzÓ unas llamaradas. esta vivienda en construcciÓn se desplomÓ como un castillo de naipes. poco antes de la llegada de michael, el gobernador scott advirtiÓ que ya era demasiado tarde para evacuar a los pueblos y ciudades por los que pasarÍa. el centro nacional de huracanes habÍa advertido que "michael" serÍa potencialmente una tormenta catastrÓfica. sus fuertes vientos y lluvias se desplazaban al interior y olas de hasta ocho pies de altura penetraron en la costa .na que se hallan enl camino de "michael", asegurando que absolutamente preparado para responder a la emergencia. aunque tuvieron poco tiempo, miles de residentes lograron escapar y se refugiaron en otros estados como georgia, a salvo de este implacable temporal. bueno, a esta hora hay toque de queda en panamÁ city. estarÁ vigente hasta las ocho de la maÑana. se habla de que en el estado de la florida hay al menos

to welcome michael beschloss. for those lovers of presidential history, those of us in this intent, we have been waiting a long timest for another book frm michael beschloss. this has been a decade in the making, and michael my first question is, why did you write this book and why did it take you ten years to write it? >> michael: well my publisher also asks my why this took ten years to write. my wife does too. the idea of this book is i wanted to get into the heads of the eight or nine presidents who got america involved in major wars during the first two centuries, and the idea is that only eight or nine presidents have had this experience of sending large numbers of americans togh risk their lives, and what did they have in common and what was different. for instance, a surprising number of them had emotional breakdowns under the strain. a lot of them became more religious. abraham lincoln said to a friend who knew him when he was younger when lincoln was an agnostic or atheist, his friend said i can't believ

michael appeared to flatten everything in its path. storm surges up to eight feet and rainfall topping five inches submerged many houses there. other buildings lay in piles. michael is the lowest pressure hurricane to strike the u.s. hainland since 1969. nothing this ferocious has ever hit the panhandle. all right, we want to begin to check in with our correspondents now spread across this region. omar villafranca is in port st. joe. that is just next to mexico beach, where landfall happened. and where rescues have been taking place all day long. omar, what is the latest there now? l reporter: well here in port st. joe, jeff, the rain has stopped. that's the good news. we're still getting a little bit of wind in this area, and now people are starting to come out and assess the damage. and look, in this area here, this is floodwater that has basically come up in this area. there's a lot of debris like this spread all around this area. people are starting to try to pick it up, because the cleanup is under way. hurricane michael slammed i

be sure to stay tuned for the latest on michael i the aftermath and track michael's path and grt a throughout the day. >> we are still tracking a developing story. the fbi says agents have stopped a new york man's plan to bomb the national mall. they believe it was part of a strang plot to promote some obscure politic r ideals. agended the man's home north of new york city yesterday. now he's in jail. news4's justin smith is o the national mall with the latest on theca . >> federal investigators say 64-year-old paul rosenfeld was fed up with the nation'spo tics and was willing to blow himself here on the washington mall and risk not only his life but others nearby. he was advancing the idea for the randomin choos of government leaders. it has its roots in ancient greece. a tipster in pennsylvania with whom he shared his plan actually led federal officials to rosenfeld. he did confess to this plan, also to building a near 200-pound bomb in his in tappen, new york, just outside the new york city. now, in that home, not only did officials find the components of that bomb but alsote t explosive d

>> the fact that hurricane michael made landfall. all the way up until the last pass the aircraft made before it hit mexico beach. the pressure fell. every time that aircraft went through the circulation center. that is very dangerous. it is a uniquely dangerous situation because when a hurricane intensifies all the way to landfall, it makes the wind damage much worse. inn sententense storms are high convective. a loft down to the surface. as the last report said, i think there is a lot of work still to do and figuring out how bad michael's wrath was in north florida just because yesterday was so chaotic. i think we still will find out a bit about how bad this thing really was as sunrise approaches here. >> that's right. sunrise in panama city is 6:42 a.m. when you get people to start to venture out, there is a real danger. we should remind people the death toll hits after the storm moves out of the region. what should people watch out for? >> you need to be aware of downed power lines and potentially live power lines resting in pudd

michael has lost a bit of its punch.now a tropical storm, but a look at the storm's latest path shows still causing problems across the southeast. we're also getting new video t this mornit shows the devastation from the category 4 hurricane that hit the florida panhandle. take a look at what's leftf a middle school gym here. the wind just ripped off the roof and exposed the court there. >> debris is everywher it looksike one wall is completely gone. news 4's jay gray is live in panama city beach with a closer look at allhat damage. jay, it's terrible out there. >> reporter: yeah, eun, aaron, it really is. 've got afirsthand look this morning, even before the sun comes up. the damage the wind did here, you can see it snapped what was an advertising sign here and just pushed it over on to this beachside business. agu can see the wind did the rest of the dam here. this business really just shredded. there's not much left. this was a dual-pronged storm.e wind doing damke this, water flooding areas. this really was a history

i want to get the very latest on tropical storm michael. let's bring in michelle grossman back with us once again. >> the latest on the forecast here, this is what happened yesterday, category 4 storm. 73 hours ago it was a tropical storm, then it just blossomed over the warm waters of the gulf and was a category 4 storm as it made landfall. that was a record for the panhandle. the strongest october hurricane landfall on record and the strongest u.s. landfall since andrew in 1992. we're looking at michael 25 miles east of macon, georgia. it made landfall yesterday around 1:30 eastern time and it is still holding a status of a tropical storm. that is pretty impressive. moving northeast at 25 miles an hour. that's the good news to this. we want it to race out of here, not drop a lot of rain. we're going to see 3-6 inches, maybe up to 8 inches in some spots. we're not going to see the 40 inches we had the florence. still 40 miles an hour winds. that's still a tropical storm. tonight we're looking at winds of 45 miles an hour. then it races acr

michael is getting even more dangerous.ff quiet for the wednesday morning commute. a live look at an empty san mateo bridge. flipping over to traffic maps. we have a little red getting out of the jersey stretch. 27 miles per hour. 17 miles per hour once you make it to 580. and slowing on the east bound side of 580 as well. we have road work scheduled there. they are picking up ahead of schedule or light volumes are not impacting that much. >>> we are tracking breaking news at our live desk. a fire in contra costa.. the fire broke out on main street at 7th shortly after 2:00 this morning. we are told it took crews an hour to knock down the fire. no one was hurry. we are still waiting to hear back from the fire investigators on a possible cause. as soon as we have that, we will pass it along. >>> happening now, hurricane michael continues to strengthen. just look at that. it is ready to bear down on the florida panhandle. it is extremely dangerous category 4 expected to make landfall this morning. states of emergency have bee

his city is in michael's path. you must be more than a little worried this morning. >> yes, i am, to say the least. i'm very concerned. we are experiencing flooding. we have road closures, we have some downed trees. at this point in time the lights are flickering off and on. the good thing is we do not have any structure damage to date. but i'm concerned about the people who decided to stay there and ride it out. those are in my thoughts and prayers at this moment. >> jon: you are on a barrier island. people had to get over the bridge to get off, right? >> they did. they would have and if they had gone as early as they could have. now the bridge is closed. >> jon: if they have not left apalachicola now, they have to hunker down. it is hard to find a safe way to do that on a low-lying barrier island, isn't it? >> exactly. that's why we stressed the point over and over, take this storm seriously. it has life-threatening impact, evacuate. a lot of people are complacent because the past storms that where we issued evac

reporter: michael is on the way. prepare.limited to you can see behind me, this massive crane that stands two b cicks in downtown tallahassee being taken down and secured in anticipation of michael's arrival that is expected at this point sometime tomorrow afternoon. that's the latest in tallahassee. back to you. >> quite a contrast with hurricane florence which took forever to make landfall. this one is cing on a lot faster, isn't it? >> it is. youalk about hurricane florence. we were able to watch that for two weeks making its way across the atlantic. this storm we knew about wednesday or thursday but it just became a hurricane yesterday. now making its way to a mcaor gory 3 hurricane. they have not seen one this strong in that area since 1975. before that, over 100 years. >> as up, they haven't had a lot of time. it has gotten its act together pretty quickly. the last couple storms showing th. we'll see what that does. we're seeing flooding already. storm surge already from ft. ers toward the alabama border. movin

just before making landfall -- michael intensifiedwith sustained winds of 155 miles per hour -- michael became the strongest storm to hit the continental united states since hurricane andrew -- 26 years ago.darius flanagan / rode out hurricane in panama city beach, fl: "we were all praying as my stepfather and brother were watching out the window." michael continued its historical path -- becoming the first major hurricane to track into georgia since 1898 but the destructive storm won't be done anytime soon. michael continues to pack powerful winds and threaten people's lives.now -- those in michael's wake are left to pick up what the monster storm left behind.rep. neal dunn / - r- florida: "this could be an amount of damage that we have not seen in living memory in this part of the country." (catherine) turning now to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.(ken) lawrence this storm isn't done yet. hurricane michael slammed the floriday coast as one of the strongest storms in recent memory. it continues as a powerful storm tonight bringing more flooding rains and powerful winds into georgi

now the latest on tropical storm michael. downgraded from a hurricane overnight after slamming into florida. this morning at least two people are dead. one of them an 11-year-old girl. >> a half million people in four different states are without power. this morning we're getting a look at what it was like as an air force crew flew into the eyewall as michael made landfall yesterday. >> that looks like the flight from well. maggie rulli rode out the storm. it is good to see the sun back out, but there is so much to do today in panama city beach. >> reporter: reggie and jessica, you're certainly right. it's getting hot here. hard to believe what we see compared to yesterday. there is so much to do. the focus shifted to recovery and survival with first emergency crews saying right now the focus is on getting to the people and making sure they're safe. this morning the panhandle struggling to comprehend the devastation left behind by hurricane michael. >> it is terrifying, honestly. >> reporter: we're getting our first glimpse o

hurricane michael moved into a category 4.be a day that no one living on florida's gulf coast t fo >> this morning we have live coverage and we'll begin with a check on the morning commute and our travelforecast. >> melissa mollet is standing by and we have amelia. >> it's another mild start out there with temperatures in the 70s.im veryar to monday and tuesday as well. take a look at your morning planner. we're going to stay in the low to m 70s until 10:00 a.m. plenty of clouds artnd. after t we'll see sunshine developing. it's another humid ay. onin we'll be tracking temperatures 10 to 15 degrees abov. norm as you're heading out the door and getting the kids ready, it is t-shirt weather. you'll want to grab the sunglasses. i can't rule

hurricane michael is on the move. new images from the international space station show it right before it made landfall in florida's panhandle. >> it's headed to georgia. video shows where georgians can expect water in the streets, trees toppled over, water rising along the shoreline and, of course, downed power lines. >> so far the storm is blamed for one confirmed death in the florida panhandle where a tree fell and hit a man. >> hurricane michae is huge. here's some perspective. if michael were coming ashore in california, for example, its effects would touch virtually the entire state from redding down to l.a >> meteorologist drew ttuma. >> we'll start patel. >>> that storm has weakened. watch boxes are upnt

apocalÍptica la destrucciÓn que dejó el huracÁn michael.ambiÉn causo graves daÑos en panamÁ, georgia. miles estÁn sin el servicio de electricidad. le llueven las crÍticas al gobernador de illinois por culpar a los inmigrantes por el desempleo. el rapero kayne west se extendiÓ en elogios y tambiÉn en groserÍa. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ♪ jorge: el huracÁn michael fue demoledor y dejÓ varias poblaciones destruidas y es uno de los mÁs poderosos que ha tocado esta zona. ilia: se han reportado miles de usuarios sin el servicio de electricidad y bloqueadas, vam pasar con carolina carolina: el huracÁn michael paso a la historia como una verdadera tragedia, las imÁgenes tomadas desde el aire evidencian como el pueblo que habitan desa recibieron el impacto directo, durante nuestro recorrido vimos como los vientos arrebataron cientos de postes y el tendido elÉctrico el huracÁn más poderoso que se ha sentido en la costa de la florida. evidentemente el condado se llevÓ el mayor impacto y miles de personas lo