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the next five days, seeing potential for six to eight, 12 inches of rainfall for parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. flash flood threat through today and friday focusing on northern part of florida, north central florida and that track moves into georgia and south carolina, watches and warnings going through the next 12 to 24 hours for north florida, georgia, south carolina and then we'll have to see what happens as it goes toward the mid-atlantic, hurricane watches in effect because that system is going to hold together as it moves into the atlantic and brings hurricane-force gusts into portions of northern florida and toward coastal georgia and south carolina and remember, we're going to see that storm surge because counter clock wise winds will push the atlantic side water in toward the coastline, that will be really dangerous, as well. peak storm surge will cause damage in the next 12 to 24 hours, so we can't forget our friends in georgia, south carolina and north carolina, as well. the worst of the storm is over, but we are still dealing with impacts from north florida, portions

and eventually will shift into the mid-atlantic. d a flash flood warning, that is in the red. here and as a human level closer, we do have a flash flood emergency. and this is very rare. and this is what you need to take really seriously. because this is a threat to life. so, if you are in this flash flood emergency, you probably hear your phones going, off you hear all those alerts, you want to get to the highest level of your house. and avoid that water that is probably piling up. flash flood risk, that continues today. because it is thursday. we made that jump here. we are looking at a high risk in daytona beach, just south of jacksonville, into melbourne. and then you see that moderate risk -- that is still really strong as well. we are looking at moderate risk for heavy, heavy rainfall. that includes tampa. and as you move further inland, it gets to be a little bit less but still we are looking at the chance for some flash flooding. the severe threat continues tonight, 5 million at risk. hurricane-force winds. could see a brief tornado or to. they will be brief but they c

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that system now sweeping into the mid atlantic and northeast. and officials here calling it a perfect storm, when you have these overly dry hillsides met with tropical moisture, fueling a torrential downpour, and this is the result. mud five feet deep in some areas. and it's not over. residents in surrounding counties are bracing for another night of potential flooding. kayna whitworth, abc news, lake hughes, california. >> unfortunate there, thank you. >>> turning to a woman who calls herself the salty scuba chick. she's making a name out of reuniting folks with their lost treasures. >> her real name is connie wickerstrom.up of divers that scours arizona's salt river for lost items. one recent beneficiary, 16-year-old charlotte miller who lost a cellphone while tubing over the weekend. >> my mom is like, oh, i found these people on facebook, and we're going to see if they can find your phone. >> and she asked a few questions about when she lost it and where she lost it. >> and i was just like no way. >> pretty wild. >> but does it still work? m

sunshine, the flooding potential is still there, flash flood threat from the gulf coast toward mid-atlanticradar right now, calm this morning, we have risk for thunderstorms and that moves into the mid-atlantic putting the damper on labor day activities. flash flood threat through parts of the northeast and ohio and tennessee river valley, flood alert from georgia to portland, maine. this is forecast for the northeast, three to five inches for new york city down through philadelphia and toward boston, that is a big story. we need the rain, we've been in a drought, but too much of a good thing will cause flooding. another day of extreme heat for west. heat alerts for california through nevada and great basin region, temperatures will soar to 100 for today and through mid-week for some areas. that is another big story, especially across california. expensive heat, record heat, rationing water, electricity be prosecutes, it is ongoing, too much rain and not enough and heat across the northwest. >> todd: thank you. democrat in charge of the senate health and education committee defending her pa

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and strengthens again for the second new storm forming along the mid-atlantic coast continuing onshoreds and drenching rains with flooding and beach erosion problems for additional days. in the port system, they could be dealing with uncertainty for at least 48 hours and maybe several days. >> sure. we think getting back sometimes on saturday morning, saturday afternoon, we seen it before these things are tough to predict and we can control them. it can be frustrating at times. >> trace: i went to quickly ask you, does the georgia porch coordinate with other ports and is there a risk by leaning back on letting ships incoming you're going to have supply issues in that area? >> i think we coordinate with all the agencies, not so much with other ports talking to them all the time. look, there'll be a disruption on the east coast that has been the supply chain as we know, that's why we are so focused on keeping the gates open and delivering the cargo to our customers. we want to get the ships back in here as soon as possible. >> trace: about 30 seconds left, russell. what do you tell your

but notice the severe weather warning goes into the mid-atlantic as well. virginia beach, rocky mountain, north carolina, kingston, moorhead city, bloomington, you are in the woods for severe weather threats. we are all ways concerned about the threat for power outages, downed trees, downed power lines and look at georgetown. 87 mile per hour wind. that's what expected there charleston 70. we go throughout the next 12 hours that we do expect in weekend as it piling moves around once again but still looking at that flood risk for south carolina into west virginia, that is tomorrow. then we look towards the weekend, we have a ton to do over the weekend, all the kids sports and, we are looking at still lots of rains in the mid-atlantic, even to the northeast, saturday and sunday were looking at the chance of some flooding rain. . >> you shall grossman thanks to date. we >> saw drenching rains in the orlando area as check in with jesse kirsch. he's still there when we talk to the storm is in a laura orlando. what's a like today? >> yes stephanie is saw all that

across the mid-atlantic, up into the northeast, we're still going to get a lot of moisture and some rain from this storm. so we are going to see some torrential downpours over the next 24 hours or so, especially across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. look at the i-95 corridor could pick up 2 to 4 inches of rain. and then of course portions of west virginia where we have some higher terrain here. we could be looking at potential for some flash flooding here and there. can't let your guard down just yet, even though ian is now post tropical, inland and starting to wrap up. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> next, one of the hardest-hit towns, fort myers. utter destruction, the boats just tossed in piles. our bill weir spent the entire day there. and you're going to see the powerful images of what he experienced. that report is next. >>> and we're going to take you inside the effort to rescue those who are still trapped, right now still trapped in the floodwaters. >>> and putin celebrating what the west says is an illegal land grab. though he e is suffering a humiliating defeat in w

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towards the carolinas and then going in towards the appalachians, the mountainness regions of the mid-atlantictracking the storm throughout the weekend and even into early next week. sun now coming up in florida we will see some of the images of the coast line changing really forever for up-to-the-minute minute coverage of the storm stream fox weather.com. download that app. >> brian: let's go over to carley shimkus. she has promised to do the other news. >> carley: we will start here, bribe, with the american crime crisis of the mom plowed into by hit and run driver while pushing her baby is now going after los angeles d.a. george gascon soft on crime policies. yesterday in court of the young mom described how she doesn't feel safe in her neighborhood and won't if the teen driver is allowed to be at home. previously thanks to gascon, the convicted teen was sentenced to just five months in a probation camp. he is trying to get out of that probation camp early finland is closing its border to most russian tours tomorrow as russians who don't want to fight in ukraine try to flee that mover comes

portions of the carolina into the mid-atlantic, it's not they're done there yet though. we're looking at still some wet weather over the weekend, into the atlantic portions of the committees, and downpours -- seems foreign sunday, we're gonna see some rain, still lingering, showers continuing from tennessee to new jersey. this is what it looks like right now on radar, heavy heavy rain falling, so i-95, i-70, for i-four, hopefully people are not traveling, it's dark outside is dangerous, or looking at that rain, we're gonna continue to see that as we head throughout this thursday, into the later part of thursday, or you see these darker colors especially around orlando. that's why we're seeing the heaviest rain falling, and that's where we're looking at the potential for some flash flooding. so we do have a flash flood risk today, where you see these darker colors, especially close to the coast, we're looking at roads that can turn into rivers, we saw all those pictures yesterday that were just rushing water, and we can see some homes damage further, once the sun comes ou

could be some strong storm surge, then it moves into the mid-atlantic by saturday.k to you guys. >> something to watch michelle. or back in just over a minute with an update for near where the hurricane force made landfall. you're watching early today. re watching early today. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. catastrophic flooding we've already seen flooding somebody and i who is new to florida thought i could ride it. i'll say never again. once i hear that warning, i'm gonna get in that car and get out of here. >> that was a sarasota resident speaking yesterday to our colleague katie tour about his decision estate despite evacua

still a lot of troubles for south carolina, north carolina, the mid-atlantic.ff is someplace in jersey, to the north or south of new york city. a rainy friday, saturday and sunday to come across the mid-atlantic for what is still ian. neil? >> neil: thanks, rick for that. molly line in savannah, georgia. molly, i was looking at what rick was outlining there. savannah could skirt this but not entirely. what it is like there now? >> well, we just arrived here in south carolina. as you mentioned, savannah, we drove from savannah here to charleston the last couple hours. we saw a lot of storm prep, a lot of folks filling up for gas. we had trouble finding water and ice, which is good and bad for folks stocking up. good because there's a lot of folks that have taken the time to get the ice, the water, to do the things that the officials are advising people to do. take a look over my shoulder. we're just off of the harbor in charleston. a lot of people out on the roads and bridges perhaps getting to the destinations to ride out the storm. that's what the authorities

and then eventually we will see that weather push into the mid-atlantic. so that track will take us into the southeast. we are going to move it farther off the coast. this is going to be a story that we are still gonna talk about for days to come. and the impact in terms of storm surge. we saw feet of storm surge on the west coast. we are not going to see storm surge quite as high on the east coast. but still, we could see some flooding as well. so, storm surge is a wall of water, it gets pushed on by wind, and it is salt water moving on to dry land. so, you have that in addition to the freshwater -- deadliest -- number one reason why -- giant hurricanes, it's always due to the water. especially in low-lying areas -- fellowship of these, that's why we saw that flooding, especially on the west coast. that can certainly happen in portions of the carolinas into the east coast of florida and also portions of georgia as well. we are going to see dangerous beach conditions. hopefully you're not thinking of going to the beach. you want to heed any warnings. i kno

on the radar, storms are stretching from the southwest into the rockies, thunderstorms for the mid-atlantic along with lingering rain in the northeast, and dry lightning today could spark more wildfires in the northwest. one of those fires nearly trapped two hikers on a trapped mountain in washington state. with smoke and flames closing in they were able to escape. checking today's high temperatures, 80s for the west coast, cooler in the midwest, hot in the rockies and across the southwest. >>> coming up, the new problem that could drive grocery prices even higher. >>> also ahead, a champ at age 19. the emotional victory at the u.s. open as a star is born. >>> and the nfl gets off to a fiery start to the season at one team's stadium. >>> back now with concerns that a railroad strike could drive grocery prices even higher, 115,000 freight rail workers could hit the picket lines as soon as next week, a walkout could affect 20% of all u.s. grain shipments. a work stoppage could force farmers to hold on to their crops. >>> treasury secretary yellen says gas prices could spike again this winter,

lots of sunshine in the mid atlantic feeling late summer still in the south.thwest some temperatures in the triple digits florida, showers and storms. hot and humid there with temperatures in the 90s. so a crisp start to the weekend. tomorrow morning, in the northeast, the great lakes, the ohio valley, texas heat continues, and central plains really hot, with temperatures in the 80s. warm in the rockies. sunday, showers and storms in portions of the ohio valley. the interior parts of the northeast. and also the tennessee vally warm sunshine throughout the middle of the country. temperatures still in the 90s in the south. have a great weekend, guys >> sure will thank you, michelle.

happens on sunday it stretches into the tennessee valley, the ohio valley, into portions of the mid atlanticn, central plains and watching lingering showers in portions of the southwest the we could see winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour. >>> still ahead, we'll go live to scotland where the royals are beginning ten days of mourning are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support your joint structures. so, start feeling lighter and more energetic by taking metamucil every day. try metamucil fiber gummies made with a prebiotic, plant-based fiber blend that helps promote digestive health. this is what freedom sounds like. and this. this is what freedom smells like. ahhh, enjoy 30 days of open-road freshness. febreze car. la, la, la, la, la when cold symptoms keep you up, try vic

as we go through saturdays, talking no eons impacted, into the mid-atlantic, into the northeast by sundaywe can see heavy rain in some spots, potential for some flash flooding, that's why we do have some flash flood warnings right now. back to you. guys >> we shall thank you. >> fire chief of the boca grand fire department. we appreciate you being with us at this hour. when i ask you about yesterday we saw this incredible footage of the eyewall hitting the boca grand. tell us about the damage now on what you've been hearing for most of the people have been eating rescues or other concerns? >> we've had no calls for rescue on the island. we're actually stayed off island because of the mandatory evacuation. we evacuated the island and the fire department. we know there few people who stayed behind and we stay in contact with them they are reporting structural damage, a little bit of water, a good amount of debris on the island, so we are waiting now for the sun to basically come up, and will hit the island this morning in person and start evaluating. >> chief, there's some questions on soci

they are going up and down the mid atlantic coast. numerous storm reports from the region. a lot of stork flooding due to storm surge and 12 to 24 inches of rain in florida. it is a category one right now as it is getting closer with winds of 80 miles per hour. expected to make landfall tomorrow afternoon. it will weaken after making landfall across southern california to a depression but they will see quite a bit of rain, up to 12 inches maximum expected in some of those regions. flooding, life-threatening inundation is expected. i will be back with a look at the local forecast, coming right up. dan: you can help people affected by hurricane ian by donating to the red cross. go to redcross.org/abc to donate if you would like to help you it a lot more to come here. quiet neighborhoods of families, but with suspected prostitution hiding nearby plus -- >> one of the scariest things i have ever been through. i did not know if i would be able to get off the ground. people falling over me. dion: trampled. the new story coming to light about exactly what happened last weekend. da

we'll see pockets of flash flooding around the mid atlantic. over the next two weeks, we're looking for the heat to wake in the west. but the eastern two-thirds will see the heat build again. any moisture we get in the next few days will be beneficial. >> lots of rain where we are, rob. >>> back here in the uk. the country is facing numerous challenges. abc's james longman is in london tonight. >> reporter: flanked by yet more cheering crowds, king charles made his way to buckingham palace today to meet dignitaries from countries which may come to define his reign. anti-monarchist voices growing loud. he is head of state to 14 other nations known at commonwealth. from new zealand to australia, today proclaiming charles king in elaborate ceremonies. but since much of the commonwealth is made up of territories from the former british empire, its legacy of repression and slavery has come back into focus. >> even though the british empire ended slavery in 1834, that masks the truth of the situation because those societies remained basically white s

and then by saturday and sunday, making its way into the mid-atlantic., we're looking at some -- chance for some tropical rains. >> michelle, thank you. next on early today, before torpedoes option across florida, this hurricane wreaked havoc on cuba. we'll have the latest after it knocked out power there. out power there. [speaking spanish] >> the situation growing dire there in cuba, as power is slowly returning to the island. and we just heard from that cuban woman, who said they not only have to worry about feeding the small children, but they're also having to deal with the unstoppable heat as well. so far, two people have died. in the florida keys, 20 cuban migrants are missing after their boat sank as they try to escape the island. four were able to swim to shore. our guava nuggets is on the shore following the latest. >> cuba, the scope of hurricane and spread is now visible. talents are unrecognizable. buildings and homes completely flattened. at least two people died, and thousands are homeless, like this family now traveling on foot looking fo

they are going up and down the mid atlantic coast. numerous storm reports from the region. lot of stork flooding dueo sus of rain in florida. it is a category one right now ting closer with winds of 80 miles per hour. expected to make landfall tomorrow afternoon. it will weaken after making landfall across southern california to a depression but they will see quite a bit of rain, up to 12 inches maximum expected in some of those regions. flooding, life-threatening inundation is expected. i will be back with a look at the local forecast, coming right up. dan: you can help people affected by hurricane ian by donating to the red cross. go to redcross.org/abc to donate if you would like to help you it a lot more to come here. quiet neighborhoods of families, but with suspected prostitution hiding nearby plus -- >> one of the scariest things i have ever been through. i did not know if i would be able to get off the ground. people falling over me. dion: trampled. the new story coming to light about exactly what happened last weekend. dan: a new injury concern in the nfl but contr

we will get heavy rain through the mid-atlantic region. could get three to five inches of rain. the flash flood threat and the river flood threat the greatest from south carolina to all of north carolina, especially this evening towards charlotte. and d areas righght around t the that's a l look at natational forecast yoyour local forecast in the ne 30 seconds ♪ ♪ fall moments made easy. that's totally tararget. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures heating up today and our warmest spots inland like ukiah and brentwood heading to 92 degrees. it does get cooler with highs in the low 80s by the end of the weekend into early next week with more of a breezy wind. for san francisco we're reaching 72 today with sunshine. we'll bring you back to the upper 60s with a gusty westerly wind as we go into the middle of next week w >> a lot of people wondering where ian will go next if ian is going to ruin your weekend plans, we will talk about that. >> yes, it's already ugly and going to get worse today we wish them the best. >> thanks. >>> coming up, the star qu

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from the northeast to the mid atlantic, some rounds of showers and rains to go once again for western canada in the pacific northwest. but has, we dipped toward the south high temperatures here? los angeles heat advisory in play up to 36 sensors will come down a bit in the days to come. south america looks like this. some showers in storms around the bolivian andes, stretching into paraguay in the southeast of brazil going for closer look here. these are going to be some rocking storms in this area. winds have shifted around so that's pops up. the temperature and commodore reba dabby to 42 degrees while above average. but it's going to be a soggy date in sao paulo with a high of 18. that's the witness inspiring films from around the world. so not the fire level and killed the power in witness intimate, poor traits and epic struggle because the leadership is almost as much as the people witnessed the human spirit and bitter reality. there are still men, believe women are a property witness. award winning voice is telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera lou. ah, the me com

moving further to the east now we will see storms along the i-95 corridor into portions of the mid-atlantic heavy downpours as well because we have a lot of moisture in the atmosphere we could see one to three inches in some spots. where you see the yellows we could see some heavier downpours. back to you guys. >> thanks. >>> up next on "early today," j.lo's $14 billion boost for small businesses we will hear from her. let's be real... who has the time to clean an hour or two a week? not us. but a few minutes here or there? totally doable! so we started swiffering! it's a fast and easy way to clean without the whole production. for our floors, sweeper's heavy duty cloths trap and lock dirt, dust, and hair without moving furniture. so simple! and dusters easily get into hard-to-reach places without climbing a step ladder. they trap and lock dust in one swipe! done. we stopped cleaning. and started swiffering. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she

that system now sweeping into the mid-atlantic and northeast.d, here they're calling it a perfect storm. those overly dry hillsides met with tropical moisture and this is the result. and it's not over yet. surrounding counties bracing for yet another night of potential flooding. david. >> all right, kayna whitworth in california, thank you, kayna. >>> right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it in the east as well. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey there. from york, pennsylvania, down through virginia, baltimore, maryland, included we have flood watches until midnight. some places will see some of those heavy storms moving through even through 5:00 p.m. tomorrow into new england like vermont you can see there but let's turn our attention west. it's not just california but kinman, arizona reporting 4 to 5-inch rainfall rates per hour. a smattering of the air quality alerts. great fall, montana, for example, has had their worst air quality in five years, many folks jusuf indicated by all the fire, more than 100 uncontained large wildfires burn

this rain stretches to the mid-atlantic. it continues to be a force to be reckoned with. the carolinas. that hurricane about to hit a couple hours from now. michelle grossman, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> as we've been saying, it was not just the southwest coast of florida hit so hard by ian, flooding from the hurricane devastated parts of central florida, forcing the evacuations of some of the state's most vulnerable people. blayne alexander has more on that. >> reporter: in orlando, even a weakened ian dealt a mighty blow. the emergency calls started before dawn with fast-rising floodwaters forcing hundreds of evacuations. at the senior living facility, fire and rescue crews spent hours pulling residents to safety one by one. a desperate race against time as water continued to rise. >> we would go to the rooms and put them in the wheelchairs or we'd have to take a stretcher back to the room. >> reporter: all this was happening while water was still coming in. >> yeah. >> reporter: we were there when this ambulance arrived to bring the final person to safet

from the northeast to the mid atlantic, some rounds of showers and reins to go. once again for western canada in the pacific northwest, but as we dipped toward the south high temperatures here los angeles heat advisory in play you're up to 36. temperatures will come down a bit in the days to come south america looks like this. some showers in storms around the oblivion, andes stretching in to paraguay in the southeast of brazil. we go in for closer look here. these are going to be some rock and storms in this area. winds have shifted around so that's pops up the temperature and come on the road reba davia to $22.00 degrees while above average. but it's going to be a soggy date in sao paulo with a high of 18. that's it. ah . don't you so much. ism is of evil under a labor government, it will not be tolerated any fall. so beneath the surface lies a dock aside in british politics, the labor files hot 3 on al jazeera. i care about healthy us engaging with the rest of the world. we're really, it didn't take you into a play. you might not visit otherwise and feel as if

city, even bringing in snowplows to help with flooded streets, and more rain is falling in the mid atlantic. all the way to the northeast today will have your forecast in just a few minutes. also breaking overnight police in memphis finding a body but not yet saying whether it could be eliza fletcher, the teacher abducted while jogging last week her alleged abductor heads to court today. here's a b cs christine sloan this morning possible new developments in the case of missing kindergarten teacher and mother of two eliza fletcher. police say they found a body in a memphis neighborhood about seven miles from where she was last seen jogging, reportedly near the location where a dumpster was searched on sunday, but officials last night insisted they have not yet identified the body or the cause of death enforcement. focus this area for much of the day earlier , we saw mobile command unit rolling in our crews have seen several detectives upper brass, including the fbi here, the suspect in fletcher's abduction head is to court today. police say 38 year old cleo to abstain has refused to say whe

severe weather across the northwest and mid-atlantic. another threat will continue over the next couple hours, next couple days they're preparing here in florida. >> rob, our thanks to you and your team. please stay safe out there. we appreciate it. >> developing news overseas. violent protests in russia over vladimir putin's call-up of 300,000 troops to fight in ukraine. more than 2,000 people have been arrested in recent days as the anger in the country boils over. tonight, the u.s. with a very public warning to putin over his nuclear threats. abc's tom soufi burridge in uraine for us again tonight. >> tonight, widespread anger boiling over in the streets of russia. protesters outraged over putin's military draft. police cracking down, seen here kicking a man in the head. this officer firing warning shots to disperse a crowd in the russian republic of dagestan. these videos now circulating online. here, women facing down police, insisting it was russia that attacked ukraine. crying no war. more than 2,000 arrested across 35 cities in r

the storm will continue to bring flooding rain from the carolinas to the mid-atlantic, and even up to new york over the weekend. tonight, we're getting a clearer picture of the devastation hurricane ian left behind in the state of florida. there are rescues happening right now. it could also be the most expensive storm in florida's history. we have team coverage tonight, and cbs' mark strassmann is going to start us off from myrtle beach. mark, what's it like where you are? >> reporter: tonight, norah, there's a state of emergency caused by ian in five southeast states. and i want to show you one example of why behind me. you see that big shrimp boat? first the crew had to evacuate, and then the storm pushed it two miles to shore. ian smacks every place hard. today, the south carolina coast, places like charleston and paulie's island, police there called flooding catastrophic. >> oh, man! it's washing away! >> reporter: in cherry grove, the local piered washed away into the atlantic. thissing with 1 hurricane brought misery galore. 85-mile-per-hour winds, up to seven feet of storm sur

then e n will move on up into north carolina and virginia and the mid atlantic coast. the presidential hopefuls in brazil have held the final debate ahead of sundays election. former president loosened australia to silver, is leading incumbent to job ocean are in opinion polls. the question is whether any kinds of it will have enough food to be elected in the 1st round of the poles. repellent reports from root janera o. a final debate among presidential hopefuls and rio de janeiro. while many expected the 2 leading candidates, former president reecy mass eula, the cbo, simple, did cover to use up and incumbent candidate president j eatable. so now to, to provide details of their political platforms, the conversation ended up being more about accusing each other of lies and corruption, missouri. we sunday dad g. this is insane. the president of the republic comes here speaking nonsense, and that's why on october, the 2nd the people will send him home. we are going this final presidential debate marked the last time the candidates would meet face to face before brazilian

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and this moisture stream from e n extends rate through to the mid atlantic. but if we looked for these trends, seaboard in the lower great lakes, some low temperatures here though not a bad day, and d. c at 21 degrees. some exceptional warmth for the canadian provinces of alberta, saskatchewan, the u. s. state of montana. but look at, there's some showers creeping closer to billings that could certainly put a cap on your temperatures. there have been some heat alerts in southern california . those have been dropped. the temperature is still above average in los angeles with a height of 32 degrees. soft to south america, we go in some storms, rumbling around just to the east of the bolivian peruvian andes, in the western amazon, and our weather alerts for that rain and wind combo in how pollo and rio de janeiro . those have been dropped bulk of the energy out toward the south atlantic. and that was whence coming out of the north. so that's a warm breeze in patagonia, it's popped up beer temperature and come a thorough river. davia 23 degrees. not bad. enjoy th

coast of florida, including daytona, palm beach and jacksonville and up toward wilmington and the mid-atlantictill the sunshine state and potential for widespread power outages and there is rain still to come, five to eight, eight to 12, in some areas could get upward of 20 inches of rainfall. friday and saturday, moves toward the north and lingers for parts of the area, flash flooding is a concern for our friends in the carolina and toward virginia, and there is the fox model. still dealing with this storm this weekend. a lot of areas have saturated ground so we'll be talking about ian or remnants of ian this weekend. when the sun comes up, we'll see incredible damage, this is top five of the worst hurricanes to ever hit the u.s. coast. prayers for our friends in florida this morning. >> carley: wow >> todd: thank you. brian, part of the united cajun navy helping coordinate the efforts. how close are your teams to the disaster zones? >> by now, they are in the thick of it, we prestaged in a few to towns around tampa and they started to move south as hurricane started to change tracks. last ni

. >> dagen: in carolinas people across the mid-atlantic region, i date myself, where i grew up near the blue ridge mountains, camille hit and it moved up and gathered and caused catastrophic flooding. >> geography is vulnerable for that water coming in, >> devastated floridians return to see what is left of their home, we and we will echo this again, leave it to the professionals to get in before you do, if you can, please, so you stay safe. tropical storm ian is intensifying and amy is giving us idea when it will happen, it will come back over the south carolina coast, that is supposed to happen tomorrow, continuing coverage. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in two new flavors (♪ ♪) (snorting) if you struggle with cpap... (groan) (growling) (chuckle) ...you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. (beeping) learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. >> tech: at s

notice how far inland it moves and encompassing the i-95 corridor and spill the mid atlantic and we're looking at several in inch of rain and blustery conditions over the weekend and not even close to being done and we're looking at land fall coming in here in about an hour or two for somewhere in south carolina neil: steve, you warned us and said it would be a monster and gosh darn if you haven't been right on the money on that. thank you, steve, much appreciated. steve bender following all of that and landfall expected in charleston? the next couple of hours. they've been braced and not forced to evacuate, but they've been warned that they'll be looking at storm surges of anywhere from 4 in some places . remember, charleston is about as low as you can get to sea level. any up tick in those watereds is going to be -- waters is going to be very, very tough in that state and city. we'll keep you posted on that and keep you posted. we're ending september pretty much how we dominated september with heavy, heavy selling. this stands to be the worst september we've seen since 2008. by the w

let's take a look at it over the gulf coast towards the southeast and the mid-atlantic, we have rain today but tuesday and into wednesday because we have this frontal boundary that has been stationed across this region for several weeks from texas through louisiana, mississippi, alabama, florida, georgia, and so that's going to mean more the potential for heavy rainfall in some of these areas and flooding. northeast, beware. today, your plans could be hampered with rain and thunderstorms in the forecast, not only today but tuesday and wednesday. so we have, you know, this is much needed rainfall because we have been into a drought here in the northeast. but it is, you know, it's not great if you have plans for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. there is your forecast for the rest of the country. the eastern third of the country, that's where we are really focused on the rain today. the west is dealing with extreme heat where we have heat advisories and alerts from the southwest to california in towards the great basin and that's going to be a big deal. record heat for california. 114 fo

picking up and we are seeing heavy rain toward nor folk and will see a push into parts of the mid-atlantic for the weekend. this is the flash flood risk. charlton, south carolina and much of the state and parts of charlotte are under a flash flood risk as the storm takes its time. it will dig into the carolinas dumping tons of rainfall. of course we had the storm surge to deal with. we have seen storm surge further south as a tropical storm. we could get 4-6 feet in areas like savannah and brunswick. we have a lot of hotspots up there and 4-7 feet of storm surge is possible. i want to look and wrap it up as a few hours ago we started getting these numbers in. 28 inches of rain with this system, and saint augustine if you get online and you see the visuals coming out of san augustine a lot of downtown is underwater. as the storm was leaving on his way out the door decided to flip the table and push water into sent august on. as i said earlier it seems like we are all over the place, but it is because the storm is so big and massive and so relentless. >> live for us and the moves back toward

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mid-atlantic back towards part of the ohio valley and northeast.f it over even monday see a little drizzle from this storm. we are almost done, however, bret. >> bret: that is good news. rick, thank you. let's bring in south carolina senator tim scott, senator, thanks for joining us. it looks like you all paid it through largely. what are you seeing and hearing down there in your state about 200 without power. the worst damage in the state so far looks like from pawly's island the cause ways are still closed a lot of folks without power from pawly's island to myrtle beach up to the p.b. or florence area. knows are the areas coordination and collaboration that will help us get the speediest return possible is actually happening realtime. >> there is a lot of coming together storms like this. this is at fema assistant administrator talking about as this storm moves. take a listen. >> all the hazards that we have seen in florida can impact those further up the coast. i want to remind everyone that this storm is not over yet. just because the skies are

by saturday it becomes a rainmaker for much of the mid atlantic.when we talk about the rainfall, likely two to five inches of rain. the biggest concern with ian is near charlston. that will be the storm surge this afternoon. flooding is a big concern as the storm makes its third landfall. here is the exploratorium camera shang-chi or skies. tree pollen is high. the main offenders are elm and pine. hour-by-hour, it is a warm to hot end to the month today. 90's return in the hottest spots. 91 concord, 90 fairfield, 80 in oakland. 87 san jose. warm in the city, 75. santa rosa 88 and even half moon bay your 70 degrees. the first weekend of october, cooler weather moves in and by sunday temperatures are about 10 degrees cooler, in the 70's and 80's. that is weather. let's check in with sue to see how friday is going with the commute. sue: fog free at the golden gate and traffic is light with two lanes in the southbound direction, roadwork for the barrier northbound taking four lanes. that will be the reverse when the commute is underway. for now, light