the coast guard releasing these pictures overnight after they rescued more than 100 people and myrtle beach clearly not prepared for the storm. the papers inside this newspaper machine surrounded by water with the ironic headline myrtle beach out of storm's path. and the extended flooding continues this morning in charleston, south carolina. by the way, irma is still unleashing some drenching downpours as it continues to march northwest. >> for the latest on the rain, wind, the surge, let's turn to accuweather meteorologist paul williams who is tracking the storm for us. paul. >> good morning, kendis, diane. we still have dangerous waves of heavy showers moving throughout the tennessee valley region. mid-mississippi valley region and easing into the southern portions of the ohio valley region. yes, it is, indeed, a tropical depression with 35-mile-per-hour winds, but that's 35-mile-per-hour winds, and it's sliding its way toward the northwest. we're expecting the center of it to still track right into northern portions of alabama, mississippi going toward the memphis or midsouth area,

. >> take a look at this in myrtle beach. our sister station was shooting video of this hotel damaged by irma when suddenly entire roof just rips off. no one inside or nearby was hurt. the hotel, though, had to be evacuated. >> we have more video from irma's effects. this is a plane right here being blown sideways, trying to land at myrtle beach international airport. it makes it down only a couple hundred feet off the ground when finally you hear the engines roar. listen. and that is the pilot waving off the landing. the flight was one of several diverted to other airports as a result of all the wind and the shear out there. >> airports meanwhile are back open in florida but the domino effect of flight cancellations and delays nationwide is far from solved. some 3,000 flightsav canceled today alone. >> it's not just the canceled flights affecting the entire nation. we'll look at the effects both irma and harvey will have nationwide and also right here at home. >> whether filling up your gas tank or your grocery cart, the eco

here's what it looks like in myrtle bee myrtle beach.es island, south carolina, the storm really clobbered the area there. wind gusts in this area were clocked at nearly 60 miles an hour. a similar scene in parts of florida. this is video of the storm as it moves through del ray beach. >> irma left a path of destruction across naples, florida. the winds damaged buildings and tore the roof off of a building, too. here's what we know right now. 6.5 million people without power in the state. 10,000 people who rode out the storm in the florida keys may need to evacuate, according to the department of defense. crews have already rescued 46 people in jacksonville but many are still stranded tonight. >> our first alert meteorologist tammie souza is here. >> it's centered in georgia so florida is already beginning to clear out. the carolinas, not so much. they have heavy rain and also in through georgia, alabama and headed towards tennessee is where this mess is going to go. it's a tropical storm now but it's the last 24 hours. look how quickly

it was safely diverted to raleigh, north carolina, but the myrtle beach airport had numerous delays and cancellations as irma made her way north. okay. you can just say this nun is getting it done. a nun in south florida revving up that chain saw helping clean up some of the mess. sister ann is helping clean up. she has a little extra time on her hands and it looks like she has no problem lending a helping hand in the cleanup process. >>> well, it took one hour for celebrities to encourage people from all over the country to donate nearly $15 million for hurricane relief. you may have watched the who's who of who on your television last night. huge gathering. every celebrity you can think oprah, cher, julia roberts, justin bieber, even some of your favorite coaches from "the voice" ♪ stand by me ♪ oh, stand by me >> well, don't worry if you weren't able to donate last night. you can still help. just text give to 80077 to donate $25. people in florida and texas will benefit from your donation. >>> at 4:05, breaking news. in a heated session that went on for hours, the college parks city

totes flags are at half staff at fire station 2 for terry's myrtle. it is here where firefighters found him on responses after returning from an early morning fire call. it appears he died of natural causes. i think everyone is and a shape of stock -- is and is state of shock. the union says smyrna was supposed to speak at a remembrance mass for september 11. kutv interviewed's myrtle after he showed off a tattoo he got. to go off and see the devastation. not just to the towers. >> outside the firehouse smyrtle was dedicated to the firefighters toy program at the longtime volunteers last project sending these boxes of toys to houston. becky was great sorting books. little children, two teenagers, throwing basketball, all the sports items. that was up big part of the thing he did. he also operated the air compressor we had. took the exact cause of smyrtle death has not been determined. but the job can be emotionally and physically taxing. potential cardiac injuries are directly attributable to the job. they are presumptive to this job.>> reporter: in a

he'd been asleep in myrtle beach with bambi. it, the most challenging part of the case was the blood on rick's shoe. to explain how it got there, rick took the stand. he pointed out that on the morning the bodies were discovered police had examined him thoroughly and found nothing. >> if there was blood on my shoes that morning, i'd have been arrested right then and there. there was no blood on my shoes that morning. >> reporter: that came later, he said, when he stepped into the blood soaked bathroom. despite that police photo, he insisted the window blinds were open. and he'd worried simply that bambi might see the horror inside. >> i went in and shut the blind. i didn't think she needed to see that. >> reporter: he testified the blood got on his shoe at that moment, not before. did you go into the house and kill b the intigation of bambi? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: were you two in a conspiracy to kill those people? >> no, sir. >> reporter: so who did kill the couple? we don't know, said the defense, but it wasn't rick ga

look at this, brand new video from myrtle beach this morning. land and pulling out at the last second after getting caught up in a crosswind from the remnants of irma. new numbers this morning about irma's death toll, more than 40 people have been confirmed dead in georgia, florida, and the caribbean, with a .5 million people without power. back over to you. as far as flights go, in the south they are getting back on track. atria: sam sweeney is live reagan national showing us how it is anything but smooth sailing. sam: they will reopen, but it is going to be a slow start. boards thisat the morning, you can see some of the cancellations here are already mounting up. you can see that west palm beach is canceled on jetblue, but if you are flying say it is -- is on time this morning, that those are the lucky people to get out. we spoke with one man who said he had been trying for days to get out and that he was finally going to the at to miami because they canceled. take a look at these statistics, in florida alone 10,000 cancellations and in georg

no gas in myrtle beach based on e evacuees? >> i think so. people are running scared right now.it's wild. >> reporter: you can just imagine their long journey. it started last night around 6:00. we were able to talk to them when they arrived here at the airport around 12:15. they are real tired. but real grate they are back home. just one of many stories all around that area of people trying to get to safety. for now we're live at the airport, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here are jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> up first at 6:00, reaction pouring in from the music world tonight after a country star is killed in a helicopter crash in south jersey. >> we speak to a witness who saw that. chopper go down. >>> plus all new at 6:00, danger at the beach. how hurricane irma is causing trouble for the jersey shore at a time when they are watching the water. >>> and tracking irma. i'll bring you the latest on the track and it looks like it's shifting westward, which is bad news and will affect us this weekend as well. i'll tell you how, when we come back. >>>

after that, we could see a second landfall around savannah or as far north as myrtle beach or milton head milt -- hilton head and after that it dies. it's not an ivan situation or an isabel situation. but the dominican republic and hate tee hits tomorrow as a cat 5 and the turks and caicos and bahamas a cat 5 and florida, a cat 4. the earliest it could affect us monday night with showers and storms and if it were to get close enough, we could see severe weather tuesday of next week. a live look outside, 64, a miserable day and winds east northeast at 12 with light rain and showers. it's pretty much the entire area that is recovered up with light rain, yellow weather alert. frederick, coming down and light to moderate rain around the beltway. it will slow you down. pretty much any artery, up 95, down 50, down 305, 301, 66, a slow go. so tonight, rain and showers will end before midnight and bus stop temperatures, 52 to 66. a great weekend. a mild couple of days and chilly nights. a touch of fall. the day planner, 58 in downtown and 68 by 11:00 and 71 by 1:00. very nice on friday, 76.

an allegiant airlines plane pushed off course by tropical storm force winds from irma on monday in myrtle beach. the plane was safely diverted to raleigh after all of this. myrtle beach airport had numerous delays and cancellations as irma made its way forth. >> can you imagine being on that plane? >> scary stuff. >>> and she is getting it done, boy. >> jesus must be a chain saw. >> a nun in south florida revved up a chain some of the mess left behind by hurricane irma. she's wearing the full habit. not even changing. sister ann margaret is in miami-dade. the catholic school is closed so she has extra time on her hands. >> don't pray on it, get out there and cut it up. >> pray like it depends on god, work like it depends on you. >>> only took one hour for celebrities to encourage people all over the country to donate nearly $15 million for hurricane relief. it was a who's who of hollywood last night. the show included everyone from oprah, beyonce, george clooney, julia roberts. you see tom hanks and rita wilson, cher was even on stage. some of our favorite coaches from "the voice," too ♪

alex holley enjoying live in myrtle beach. >> she down visiting friends, family, in myrtle beach whereto work. there she is, her last day, she will be back tomorrow. wonder if she'll be happy. >> of course she will be happy. she looks like she is all blitzed out, the center after hour glass right there with the sun. >> why don't we get our weather after this. >> sun just came out, here is your sneeze report for the day, see what's bothering you out there. weeds, high levels, mold, very& high, ragweed hi, moderate lows of grass pollen out there if you suffer from almost autumn allergies, here is jose, with that counter clockwise circulation, and some of the rain bands moving through new jersey, getting close to philadelphia, even though we have sunshine right now, might not be long before we see some rain, so looking at winds, at the shore, gusting up to 40 miles an hour, rough surroun surf, danges rip tides, minor to moderate tidal flooding. 78 degrees here, today, 84 tomorrow, and in the 80s all the way through the weekends, by monday, even though it will be the first monday of autumn

but the fart the worst myrtle beach is or charleston or savannah because will it make landfall again as a hurricane, probably not a category 4 but maybe a 3. right now, a live look outside, a dreary day, 64, and winds east at 7. here's is the radar, bits of modern activity around leesburg and germantown and brunswick, the heaviest rain south of 17. it will be dry at the bus stop tomorrow and chilly, 52 to 66 and dry, and the afternoon, great. thursday and friday, nice sunshine and a great weekend, and mild to cool days and chilly nights. even 40s are possible. 9:30 tonight on futurecast, most of the showers gone and temps in the upper 50s in the burbs. sun. friday, very nice and cooler on saturday for the terps' game, 71. that's football weather; right? nice on sunday forward eagles' game, and we will be mostly sunny by wednesday with the nats in town. >> we are going to do a little trash talking in a second but first, we are welcoming darren in here. >> she is so excited. she is from detroit and i went to detroit state. and we say, what up, dog? [laughter] they have been talking tra

shot we saw sparks showering down from a live powerline caught entries near university avenue and myrtle street in san jose. busy firefighters doused the trees with water after power was cut off. >> these trees right here, you could hear them going back and forth and swing. >> reporter: local businesses were without power, even mcdonald's had to wait to open. they say they had a large number of calls in south bay last night as a reminder they say never approach a power line and always assume it is active. >>> it really was a frequent storm that took over overnight, surprised a lot of people. you can see the lightning strikes right now across the pacific ocean this morning. this was lit up, especially south of monterey you saw how it roared through. now it is a remnant to the west of us but there will be more activity, that is why we have this chance of thunderstorms and showers in the forecast. look to the south of san francisco north of la, there is a low off the coast and it could come in to our region so we will be tracking restaurant the afternoon hours, most likely going to bring us

playing out near myrtle beach. check this out. this guy on a lawnmower giving police a low speed chase here. this went on for two minutes. in the middle of the road in the middle of the night. then this >> that was the town's mayor! e says he was getting gas for the lan mower and -- lawnmower and brought the beer. the officers didn't arrest him and said driving him and his mower home. an investigation underway. jonathan: video to share. cautionary tale. watch the woman here standing up out of her chair. the gal behind her grabs her purse and walks off. elderly woman out shopping. purse is gone. they are showing this because they want everyone to see it. police say look, you have to be on guard. michelle: trapped in irma's wrath. medical student story of survival after the mother opening up about terrifying hours of not knowing his fate. jonathan: new mission in the aftermath of the devastating fire. the key question that must be answered in london up next at you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generat

ubicado en el area de las calles ''larkin'' y ''myrtle''..en el distrito'' tenderloin''..abogado de ''torres'' asegura que se trata de un crimen de odio.. --las autoridades no han informado sobre posibles responsables... paola/ots --cominenzan los funerales de las victimas del devastador terremoto que azot la costa sur de mexico poco antes de la medianoche del pasado jueves.. take vo --en medio de llantos y serenatas y rodeados de la destruccion causada por el sismo y sus replicas..familiare s enterraron a sus seres queridos ayer sabado en ''juchitan'', oaxaca.. --37 personas perdieron la vida en esa localidad, al colapsarse estructuras demolidas por la sacudida de magnitud 8 punto uno.. paola/take vo --en la zona del golfo, mientras tanto.. los residente del estado de veracruz tratan de evaluar los daÑos causados por el huracan ''katia'' .. --dos personas murieron en un deslave provocado por la tormenta.. y aunque los rios han alcanzado niveles de inundacion..y se pronostica mas lluvia.. al momento no se han reportado daÑos mayores.. --en veracruz y el vecino estado de pu

that's the charleston, myrtle beach. governor of florida speaking live, let's get straight to him. >> we will not stop working on this. if you are concerned that you could not have a way to evacuate because of fuel, call your local emergency management hotline, the florida emergency hotline, 800-342-3557. which is a dedicated emergency management hotline. we will get you out. but you have to call now if you're in evacuation zone. we cannot save you when the storm hits. we cannot -- just remember, once there is an evacuation order, get out. we can't take care of you in the middle of a storm. if you know you're going to a shelter in your county take only how much fuel you need. you don't need to fill your tank to the prim brim if you're going to stay in your county. i have said many times, please only take what you need. be considerate of others. the go-buddy app is a great resource to find open stations with fuel. gobuddy app. i asked the governors of alabama, south carolina, georgia, north carolina to rescind weight and

now to a scary scene in myrtle beach south carolina. take a look at this. winds from tropical storm irma - so strong it caused an incoming flight to drift sideways. you can see the plane just struggling to get through those winds. that plane ended up aborting that landing - and was diverted to another airport. a manager at a pizza hut in jacksonville is accused of threatening hut in jacksonville is accused of threatening employees who evacuated ahead of hurricane irma. the manager posted a memo telling workers they were only allowed to evacuate 24 hours before the storm hit and they must return within three days of their evacuation. and if the employees did not show up for their shifts-- for any reason-- they would be punishe the pizza chain said the manager did not follow company guidlines. but with the bad, also comes the good. take a look at this picture from hurricane irma going viral. the fort lauderdale police deaprtement shared this photo of one of their officers and his k-9 sneaking in a quick nap. it was captioned - hashtag "we are in this together

is for anthony torres known by the state's name nubbles who was shot on the corner of larkin and myrtle saturday morning. >> bubbles, the day is much less brighter. >> reporter: witnesses reported hearing five shots outside this strip club. sfpd have said they do not believe bubbles' death was a hate crime. >> reporter: in san francisco andria borba kpix 5. >>> tonight a new documentarytakes us inside the police department. christin ayers shows us the force. >> i don't want bad cups period. i don't need them. >> reporter: at the time he was an idealistic chief determined to root out corruption in an embattled police department and gained the trust of a weary community. this is the force. the documentary follows the oakland police department over two years starting in 2014. film maker peter nix who also directed the video was embedded with police hoping to make a film. >> what will reform look like on a department that's under federal law resulting in civil rights violations. >> reporter: what he discovered, the oakland police department had become the standard for reform. >> that was a

allegiance airlines plane was pushed off course by tropical storm force winds of irma on monday in myrtle beach, south carolina. the plane was safely diverted to raleigh, north carolina. they had numerous delays and cancellations as irma made her way north. >>> and she is getting it done. a nun in south florida revved up a chain saw and helped clean up some of the mess left behind by hurricane irma. see her working there, sister an margaret is with the archbishop carol high school in miami-dade county. catholic school will remain closed now so she has a little extra time our way to go. >> clearly no problem jumping in there and doing it. good for her. >>> it only took one hour for celebrities to encourage people all over the country to donate nearly $15 million for hurricane relief. it was a who's who of hollywood last night. the show included everyone from oprah, beyonce, george clooney, to julia roberts and cher. even some of our favorite coaches from "the voice" helped out ♪ darling, darling, stand by me ♪ ♪ oh, stand by me >> you can still help as well. just text give to 80077 to dona

myrtle cuando a las casi 3 de la maÑana del sabado, se escucho el disparo que le quitaria la vida a anthonytorres, mejor conocido por la comunidad lgbt como "bubbles"; el era dj y anoche sus amigos y familiares se reunieron para una vigilia en su honor. nat sound....escucha ndo musica con la grabadora sot charlotte kaufman/ amiga de la victima "bubbles loves music, bubbles loved dancing, bubbles loves art, bubbles loves all sorts of people...." --sus amistades dicen que a bubbles le encantaba la musica, bailar, el arte y queria a todas las personas por igual. sot-jim reiley/ abogado y amigo de la victima "the perpetrator ran out of new century club, was holding a gun, got in some type of altercation and gun down bubbles" --este abogado y amigo del fallecido dj, dice que el sospechoso tenia una pistola cuando tuvo algun tipo de altercado con la victima y lo baleo. --reiley agrego que esto era una desgracia, un crimen de odio aunque las autoridades no lo han catalogado de esa manera. nat sound --anthony torres de 30 aÑos de edad era transgenero, fue transportado herido al hospital pero no log

taking you'll notice it makes a turn to the north and potentially gfs tries to come in toward maybe myrtleeach. well the european tries to keep it offshore, this is going to change. not set in stone. but just do give you an idea of the stuff we're work with. tonight hey not bad at all. tomorrow is a really good day with sunshine. 50s and 60s in the morning and near 80 by lunchtime with highs in the mid 80s. we have a front that's coming later tuesday so we could have few storms late tuesday afternoon evening and then cooling down midweek. 50s and 60s tonight. and isolated patch of fog. tomorrow morning, 60s and 70s. a spectacular start to what's going to be a fantastic labor day. with highs in the mid 80s and humidity levels in check. to tuesday, a late storm is possible. hot, 88. maybe 90 even. and then wednesday, cooler with rain and showers 72. by thursday, maybe a lidgering shower early and otherwise turning nice. 73 and fall-like friday, saturday and sunday. so looking good for both the terps and openers next weekend. >> excellent, i know someone who knows all about that. >> allegedly

and michelangelo myrtle aborts.efugee policy. —— angela merkel. particularly like the refugee policy. -- angela merkel. the big parties are already in power and didn't do that much good. i don't wa nt didn't do that much good. i don't want to support them. mrs merkel's campaign team can't entirely drown out the voice of the right. the nationalist party isn't likely to enter parliament. the first far right party to win seats since the second world war. new germans, this poster says, we make them ourselves. burgers, we like amber bikinis. they are alluring voters from the mainstream parties. like this teacher who worries about german traditions, german values are being lost. in a way, the party is already sitting at the table of government. it is the most influential party in germany because it brings down the neck of the mainstream parties. you can see the concrete result of that in germany's new... people are tired of hearing the same old things. in germany's new... people are tired of hearing the same old thingsm t

at larkin and myrtle street and will be followed by a rally at 5:00 p.m. on the steps of city hall. >>> much of puerto rico remains without electricity after hurricane maria delivered lethal punch to the caribbean island. you're looking at drone footage. just look at all the damage. in just one san juan neighborhood. officials blame maria for six deaths in puerto rico, alone. at least 27 across the caribbean. residents of a nursing home face a dire situation. they need more diesel fuel to run their generator that is supplying a small amount of electricity. >> can't let them die. we can't let them die. >> generators, food, water, because in the island, no have anything. >> maria is unleashing violent winds in the bahamas and turks and caicos. abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco has been tracking maria for many days now. where are we seeing maria go? >> starting to move away from the turks and caicos which is good, everybody. hi, everybody. the red is where the most dangerous winds are. they are pulling away from the turk and caicos. they're not necessarily

tammy wants to know how much should people on myrtle beach be on alert? have we heard about south carolina? >> i would say moderate. the bulk of the storm will go to their west. they'll have a little storm surge and severe weather. you have plans there for a week, it will only ruin one day. >> reporter: katie from port st. lucie wants to know if that area will be greatly impacted. >> it will. that's on the east coast of florida. it won't be a category 5. it could be a 4 or 3. that means winds over 100 miles an hour. greatly impacted. >> arlene wants to know how and when, what's going to happen in the d.c. area? >> time frame late monday night, tuesday with late showers and storms. we're not worried about flooding or severe weather yet, but a little jog to the east, could cause some problems. >> it will be out of here by tuesday? >> be out of here by wednesday morning. now remember i promised some pictures. check this out. these structures, concrete house. most of the roof is gone and we'll show you kind of the interior of it. john friedman sent us this. i

today's rally will begin at larkin and myrtle streets where torres was killed. the rally starts at four this afternoon. ( mark ) in the east bay... police have arrested a man accused of plowing his car into a group of people. on september 2nd, police say antonio morales sped his nissan maxima through a crowd in parking lot in the town of byron. the driver hit two people before speeding off. the victims were taken to the hospital. morales has been booked on charges of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. ( mark ) in the south bay... san jose police are on the hunt for a driver who struck and killed a pedestrian. it happened wednesday night when a car rammed into a man crossing the street on ocala avenue. the victim was hit by a 2001 to 2007 chrysler town and country or dodge caravan. the driver did not stop. the victim - sal mejia was taken to a hospital where he later died. ( darya ) the rescue of a little girl from a collapsed school in the mexico earthquake that captivated the world is over. they didn't get her out because she was never there.. m

bubbles'life was cut short in his neighborhood on the corner of myrtle and larkin in seconds when on saturday around three a.m. a shouting match led to the deadly shooting. although the tenderloin district sees its share of violence witnesses say this was one of the most brutal. sot: mohsen abouraya, witness// "six bullets it didn't even take 1 or 2 seconds. everyone thought it was someone shooting in the air a crazy guy or something but he shot the guy six times. but that was so bad. for what? it's not even worth it."those who saw it happen describe the suspect as a tall asian man of medium build seen leaving the new century strip club before shooting bubbles, then running off.sunday night a vigil was held at the very site he was killed.they paid homage to the music lover with dance and of course bubbles. sot: charlotte kaufman, friend// "a year ago i promised bubbles that he would not die alone so i'm going to make sure that bubbles has the biggest send off. he is not going to be forgotten and bubbles, we are with you forever."police haven't released a suspect description but there

before he left office to go to the senate floor to vote he told his wife myrtle come on down and watch me lose my seat. he was beaten by gordon humphrey a co-pilot for allegheny airlines who recently moved it the state a one-time democrat he had switched parties and again to work for the conservative caucus on his days off from flying. he ran because it seemed to him no one else was going to run against mcintyre over the canal issue. humphrey got a lot of help from one of the worst newspapers in the country the manchester union leader working class democrats and terry dolen came up to new hampshire to help him set up the campaign after he won the primary. humphrey worked tirelessly taking one day off after announcing the candidacy. he used that day to get married. campaign ing campaigning on the canal issue he won by 5,800 votes. in 2005 he said it was make or break for me and mcintyre. i won by a half percent so it was a pretty close contest and that issue cut more for us than any other. the other 1978 race i would count is in iowa where roger jepsen bet -- beat dick charge. in 1980 i

take a look at this video from myrtle beach. a plane coming in to land and having to pull out at the last second after getting caught in the remnants of arm up. -- of irma. look at the flooding in charles to him, and jacksonville, f florida. jacksonville has not seen this kind of flooding in more than a century. nearly eight and a half million people are still without power. irma has left behind a path of destruction. holly harper's life for us in jacksonville with a look at all -- holly harpe atjacksonville with a look the damage that has been done. holly: while other cities are cleaning up from the devastation that hurricane irma has left behind, here in jacksonville, the st. johns river is at the highest level that has ever been and threatening to overflow the banks again. all eyes here are on the rising waters. flash floods, power outages, downed trees, just some of the damage caused by the rest of irma. -- wrath of irma. a couple of hours, i thought it was coming down. it got scary. holly: the full extent of the devastation

. >> reporter: flags are at half staff for battalion chief terry myrtle. he had returned from an earnly morning fire call. it appears he died of natural causes. >> i think everybody is in a state of shock about it. like i said, we didn't see the coming. >> they say he was supposed to speak at a remembrance mass for 2011. ktvu interviewed him. >> going back and see the devastation it was like a war zone. >> reporter: the last procedure sending these boxes of toys to houston. >> it was great at sorting books, little children to teenagers. filling basketball, volleyballs. he operated the air compressor that we have. >> reporter: the union says the job can be emotionally and fixing taxing. >> cardiac injuries are directly attributable to the job. they are presumptive to this job. >> reporter: in a statement the mayor said he put the safety of our city and residents above his own day in and day out. his brother is a retired battalion chief. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> i know his wife -- she referred to him as her disneyland. >> if you want to l

before he left his office to go to the senate floor to vote, he told his wife myrtle, come on down and watch me lose my seat. he was beaten by gordon humphrey a co-pilot for the airlines who , recently moved to the state. a onetime democrat humphrey had switched parties and gone to work for the conservative caucus on his days off from flying. he ran for the senate because it seemed to him that nobody else was going to run against mcintyre over the canal issue. humphrey got a lot of help from one of the worst newspapers in the country, the manchester union leader whose heavily , slanted coverage moved working class democrats. and terry dolan came to new hampshire to help him set up his campaign after he won the primary. humphrey worked tirelessly, taking one day off after announcing his candidacy. he used to that day to get married. campaigning insistently on the canal issue, he won by 5800 votes. in 2005 he told me it was , make-or-break issue for me and for mcintyre. you know i won by about half a , percent in that first race so was a pretty close contest and that issue cut more for u

and not impacting the beaches like myrtle beach even near charleston just yet.torm continue to push out to sea. all the spaghetti plots for the most part about 95% of them agree with that forecast. so overnight tonight, clear skies. temperatures around 69 degrees in the city. just a light wind. just a wonderful night to be outdoors. tomorrow morning, warm by the afternoon hot mostly sunny. near record warmth. the record tomorrow is 92. we can break that tomorrow as you look at the forecast elsewhere, 90 in allentown. 88 in pottstown. 90 in reading. 88 in millville down the shores temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority looking good. a lot of heat. some humidity tuesday, wednesday partly sunny, morning clouds thursday. more like fall friday, saturday and sunday as temperatures get back down into the 70s. so it look like once october begins, it will feel more like fall. send it over to you. >> kathy, thanks. that will do it for us tonight on the fox 29 news at 10:00. keep it right here for sports sunday. ♪

family and friends took to the streets marching interest larkin and myrtle to the steps of city hall.say there's no evidence to suggest a hate crime took place. >>> service along one of san francisco's cable car lines is shut down temporarily. the california street line will be closed for the next eight days, and this will allow cardio you see to overhaul and refurbish the gear boxes. they've been in service since 1984. >> this is the first stop of what will be a five-year program. we're replacing something called the gearbox. the gearbox drives the motor which drives the sheave which drives the cable. >> after the gear broksz replaced, crews will update the electrical systems. buses thwill run along the california route. all other cable lines will be up and running. >>> as summer ends and fall begins, the snow was still coming up down on the sierra today. this was shot at heavenly mountain. abc7 news with a weekend forecast which doesn't include snow for most of us. >> a lot of sunshine and warmer weather. the sierra won't see anymore know. napa's average high is 82 degrees. you're s

bubbles'life was cut short in his neighborhood on the corner of myrtle and larkin in seconds when on saturday around three a.m. a shouting match led to the deadly shooting. although the tenderloin district sees its share of violence witnesses say this was one of the most brutal. sot: mohsen abouraya, witness// "six bullets it didn't even take 1 or 2 seconds. everyone thought it was someone shooting in the air a crazy guy or something but he shot the guy six times. but that was so bad. for what? it's not even worth it."those who saw it happen describe the suspect as a tall asian man of medium build seen leaving the new century strip club before shooting bubbles, then running off.sunday night a vigil was held at the very site he was killed.they paid homage to the music lover with dance and of course bubbles. sot: charlotte kaufman, friend// "a year ago i promised bubbles that he would not die alone so i'm going to make sure that bubbles has the biggest send off. he is not going to be forgotten and bubbles, we are with you forever."police haven't released a suspect description but there

moving through georgia and heading into the tennessee valley now and here's another live look at myrtleuth carolina. this is one of the states now bracing for irma's impact. it looks really miserable there and high waves. more than 6.5 million people in florida woke up with no power. irma is now a tropical storm. tornadoes are a threat into tonight cht t tonight. the florida keys could get between 15 and 20 inches of rain at this point. >>> first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us now. it could have been so much worse on the west, right, glenn? >> yes. as we show the trul track of the storm, you can see that it went inland and just west of tampa. that made a world of difference because if it had just gone to the west of tampa, all of that water would be coming right in to the low-lying areas there would have been a catastrophe. look at the length of the moisture coming in to south carolina and georgia and still jacksonville. they are getting flooding. you just saw the tornadoes. this storm is not close to being finished. there it goes in valdosa, georgia. irma

with the storm surge risk through myrtle beach later today , there could be a risk of tornadoes withvy rain and wind. a big system that will take some time to rainout. high clouds, it could get breezy during the late evening hours. loweratures this morning, to mid in many neighborhoods. slowly climbing into the mid-60's by late morning. consider that the average high is 81 throughout the area, the numbers are going to be much lower. watch the ride, a little bit degrees to next weekend, mention the rain and the clouds coming through the areas today. , the rain is over spreading areas of georgia and coming right into our area starting tomorrow area showers nearby and in just a couple of minutes we will detail it hour-by-hour when the rain will be moving through your area and -- here. julie: a very busy commute southbound with multiple accidents cleared to the shoulder, you will see heavy volume delays coming southbound working your way past 32 and towards the scene. even though the wreck have been cleared, it's bumper-to-bumper slow. moving you back over to the national, all lanes are

i went to middle, myrtle beach. >> beautiful down there. >> dirty myrtle. hey, lauren -- >> i'm going to taco bell. i love me some taco bell. >> real alcohol. >> i'm so scared. go to taco bell late at night. you get your greasy food. and food and wine is reporting that the few taco bells, and there could be 350 of them mostly in cities that are selling booze. real booze. >> okay? >> we are, wine, sangria, slushy drinks, frozen drinks, to put tequila, rum, whatever in. >> can you imagine? >> at 2:00 in the morning? >> no drive-thrus. correct. >> you're so safe, i like that, just fancy location. >> for awhie there, they had a mountain dew that was sangria flavored, you know they have the emergency all different flavors. this will be the real thing. >> but wine with tacos? >> stop drinking. there is booze everywhere now. >> never a wrong time. >> even in the coffee shop. we're out to get you, mike. >> only time i ever went to taco bell after drinking. >> what's the thing you want to try? >> new, hi, guys. the new, egg shell. >> what? >> have you heard about th

. >>> if you live on the south carolina coast, myrtle beach area, they haven't evacuated but they may have to as the weekend progresses. i'm pretty worried about them. i carolina for about eight years. i had a small place near the beach. i've been through one flood a couple of years ago and worried that hurricane irma is going to do more damage. >> as hurricane irma draws near, please note we're with you every step of the way. and we'll be sharing ways you can help victims down in florida on our nbc washington app he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. z2e46z z5yz y2e46y y5yy fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit <

officers say torres was shot on the corner of myrtle and larkin around three in the morining last saturdayouting match led up to the deadly shooting. witnesses describe the suspect as a tall asian man with a medium build. last weekend, a vigil was held at the very site he was killed. bumbles was a popular activist among the l-g-b-t community in san francisco. anyone with information should contact police. (jrstone) today... people gathered at shorelines across the state to participate in costal cleanup day. kron4's jeff pierce has more about the environmental efforts from the oakland cleanup site. saturday morning hundreds of volunteers came out to participate in coastal cleanup day. there's a shoreline cleanup that's going on all over the bay area in terms of the shoreline it's also all around the state today.at east creek slough in oakland a small army scoured the edge of the bay finding a vast collection debris.a lot of styrofoam in particular. a lot of styrofoam plates it looks like from picnics.i'd say that what i've picked up the most and then random things and even a television.coas

officers say torres was shot on the corner of myrtle and larkin around three in the morining last saturdaych led up to the deadly shooting. witnesses describe the suspect as a tall asian man with a medium build. last weekend, a vigil was held at the very site he was killed. bubbles was a popular activist among the l-g-b-t community in san francisco. (justine) in contra costa county-- three birds and a group of mosquitoes tested positive for west nile virus. mosquito and vector control officials say the mosquitoes were found in oakley, while the dead birds were scattered throughout the county. officials say you can reduce your risk of getting the disease by draining standing water and using bug repellent. according to the district - - 56 people in the county have been diagnosed with the disease since 2006...two people have died. (justine) a man in san jose is alive tonight after his car went off the side of a cliff. it happened this morning in the san jose foothills near quimby road. his car careened off the side of a small, secluded road and ended up wedged between the beams and the hillsi

this plane as it tries to land in myrtle beach, south carolina.rma's winds blew the plane towards the trees. the crosswinds were so bad the plane had to abort the landing, pull up and head to raleigh. the airport had a lot of delays and cancelations yesterday as irma made her way north. they did land safely. today former presidential candidate hillary clinton sat down for her first live television interview since losing the election. >> she spoke about how she was dumbfounded when james comey reopened the infamous e-mail investigation at the end of the presidential campaign. >> and i was stunned, to be honest. i didn't know what to think about it because i knew there was nothing there. and we had trouble finding out what was really going on, and so i was just dumbfounded. i thought, what is he doing? the investigation was closed. i know there is no new information. i certainly have given everything of any relevance to them. then it became clear -- >> hillary clinton appeared on the "today" show as part of her promotional tour for her new book titl

torres, who went by the name bubbles, was shot six times near the new century strip club on larkin and myrtle street. witnesses say they heard screaming before six gunshots were heard. those who knew torres say he left a strong impression on them and won't be forgotten.<> ( darya ) police haven't released a description of the gunman. torres was 44 years old and was a fixture in the san francisco club scene, djing house parties, events. ( mark ) in the east bay... three people are recovering after two separate shootings in oakland. the shooters are still on the loose. the first shooting happened yesterday morning on telegraph avenue. the two victims were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds and are in stable condition this morning. an hour later..another man was shot...this time on 62nd avenue. his condition is unknown this morning. no one has been arrested. ( mark ) m

at larkin and myrtle street. >>> developing news now, antioch police are warning anyone who visited a gas station to check their credit and banking information. they discovered credit card skimmers attached. they found six yesterday. police are not sure how long they were there for. they think if you may have gotten gas recently make sure to contact your bank. >> pittsburg police need your help to identify this woman seen on surveilencla s ttehealin railroad book depot. authorities say she has pilfered more than $1,000 worth of books. now the book depot is a city owned nonprofit that gives books to various schools and organizations throughout the county. mark zuckerberg pledging big changes after admitting russian agents bought thousands of ads on facebook during the 2016 election. zuckerberg made the announcement on facebook live yesterday saying he is turning over more than 3,000 political ads to congressional investigators. the ads are linked to russia. most of them praising donald trump or attacking hillary clinton. >> you need more cooperation between intelligence agencies and te

people waking up in the dark and one location that we were at earlier and this is on university and myrtles was a power line down in a tree causing some arcing and embers and ashes to fly. >> reporter: even as we drove along the roads we saw some light debris and small branches and small trees, even some construction tape being blown around in the wind. a neighbor we spoke with came outside after hearing his trees creaking . >> you could just tell and feel. his trees right here, you could hear them just going back and forth and swaying. >> reporter: he was concerned because the street lights were out in this neighborhood and he was afraid there could potentially be a neighborhood. he was using a flashlight and back out here live this neighbor has a few pg&e crews that we are waiting to speak with, we will talk with him later but i know 4500 customers in the south they are without power, reporting live, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> today california attorney general, javier becerra, is set to announce a lawsuit challenging the trump administration. this is a legal push to save the daca progra

. >> alexes down in myrtle beach for a couple days with her parents. good damon september 18th. it is just starting in the 6:00 o'clock hour i have to figure out a way because i'm shameless, it is national cheese burger day. at 6:00 i said bring one in because i'm shameless and i'm hungry but it takes hours to get these people to get up, chefs to make burger and then come. i think we have someone. we will get to that in a second. it is the 18th. >> yep, already. >> my sister's birthday was yesterday, marry ann. >> did you call her you are the war human. >> it is last week of summer. >> it will be fall by end of this week. >> all right. >> a kiss and a dis the mess talked about emmy moments didn't happen on the stage. i love it when they show boxes of people getting announced and supposed to be happy for person who won. we will show you the fashions. there was a lot of metallic like you said jen, for fall so we will have a mini fashion show here. we will say, thumbs up, thumbs downy just had some of the latest roll off the hook, it is not that, it has something very special, two

morning to you, right now the only lights where we are are our lights, this is university avenue and myrtle street and this is right across the street from where we are that firefighters are keeping an eye on this area because there are trees and a downed power line that are in branches. the line is energized at this point so it does malec leaves, we have watched as embers and sparks have been falling. they say this is arcing so the current is still moving through . this is next to temple emanuel which firefighters say could be threatened if the trees catch fire it could potentially be too close for comfort. >> reporter: on the drive we saw large tree branches toppled into neighborhood streets, one man that we spoke with came outside to see what was going on . >> you could hear the crackling and the wind and branches and you could just tell, these trees right here and you could hear them going back and forth and swaying. >> reporter: he was worried because an intersection had no streetlights and he was afraid of an accident happening. >> reporter: back out here live, this line is still acti

liberal hollywood typically against myrtle aggression now suddenly ready to go to war. >> we have beenng on us for leadership. rob: this video produced by a group founded by actor and director rob reiner to investigate russia's involvement in the 2016 elections. reiner says this has nothing to do with president trump but tucker carlson last night begged to differ. >> you say nothing until hillary clinton loses and now all of a sudden we are at war with russia. can you see why some of us are saying wait a second rob reiner, where were you china? why are you selling your movies over there? fair question? >> i'm not giving china a free pass here. >> of course you are. you guys in hollywood sell your movies there and you allow their censorship office to change your movies in order to make money. >> yeah. well i don't personally do that. >> come on everybody who sells a movie in china does that you know that. will you stop b.s.ing a little bit? right? heather: back and forth there fun with tucker. reiner says the difference between chinese and russia tried to sway an election. heather: you