expedia's working on hotel occupancy in realtime. the florida restaurant and lodging association has encouraged all hotels to waive pet policies, offer shelter and be compassionate with cancellations. families can go to floridadisaster.org/info to learn where shelters are open in their area. comcast, there will be more than 137,000 free xfinity wi-fi hot spots throughout the state for individuals in need including non-comcast customers. for a map visit xfinity.com/wifi. at&t, verizon and t-mobile also helping with hot spots. for deployment as needed. we will be prepositioned these goods to help everyone in the storm's path. we still need volunteers. we need more volunteers. we've had more than 6,800 volunteers sign up in the last 24 hours and that's great. i want to thank everybody for signing up. this includes more than 1,000 state workers. this is great, but we still need

expedia's working on hotel occupancy in realtime. the florida restaurant lodging association has encouraged all hotels to waive pet policies, offer shelter and be compassionate with cancellations. families can go to florida disaster.org/info. comcast will be opening wi-fi hot spots throughout the state for individuals in need, including non-comcast customers. you can go to xfinity.com/wifi. the state supplies such as meals, shelter support, trailer recognize and water resources at the state logistics resource center in central florida for deployment is needed. we will be prepositionings these goods to help everyone in the storm's path. volunteers. we need volunteers. we've had more than 8,000 volunteers sign up in the last, i think, 36 hours. this includes more than 1,300 state workers. this is great but we still need more. we need a total of 17,000 volunteers statewide. if you want to volunteer, go to volunteerflorida.org to sign up or call 1 h800-flhlb 1. you make a big difference in people's lives. you can help with shelters, food

they're working in realtime. and lodges associations encouraged all hotels to waive pet policies, offer shelter and compassionate with cancellations. go to floridadisaster.org/info to learn where shelters are open in their area. comcast. more than 137,000 free xfinity wi-fi hot spots throughout the state for individuals in need including non-comcast customers. for a map of these visit xfinity.com/wi-fi. at&t, verizon and t-mobile are helping with hot spots. supplies such as meals, shelter support trailers and water at state logistic research center in central florida for deployment as needed. we will precision the goods to help everyone. we still need volunteers. we need more volunteers. more than 6,800 signed up in the last 24 hours. that's great. thank you to everybody who signed up including more than 1,000 state workers. great. we still need more. 's we ultimately need 17,000 volunteers state-wide. you can go to volunteerflorida.org to sign up for volunteer opportunities or call 1-800-fl-help-1. volunteers ma

expeeledia is working on hotel occupancy in realtime. the florida restaurant rojing association encourages all hotels to wave pet policies, offer shelter and be considerate with cancellations. go to floridadisaster.org to learn about shelters in your area. comcast is offering free x finity hot spots for individuals in need including noncomcast customers. x finity.com/wi-fi. at&t verizon, t-mobile are helping with hot spots. the state supplies such as meal, shelter support, trailers, water support for deployment as needed. we will be prepositioning goods to help everyone in the storm's path. volunteers, we need volunteers. we've had more than 8,000 volunteers sign up in the last i think 36 hours. this includes more than 1,300 state workers. this is great but we still need more. we need a total of 17,000 volunteers statewide. you want to volunteer, go to volunteerflorida.org to sign up. or 800-flhelp1. we need volunteers. you make a big difference. can you help with shelters, food distribution, and response efforts. every florida family mu

. >> the big board shows california energy consumption in realtime and the people that work here are struggling to keep the electricity running and so far california's grid is standing up to the demand. >> we haven't declared any emergencies. >> said that could change at any instant and the next few hours will be crucial as people arrive home from work. but he says a flex alert which asked people to voluntarily cut back con shimtion is showing results. >> what we are seeing now is the result of the flex alert. >> if demand increases beyond supply. could include rolling blackouts which the state has not seen in years, but there could also be dips in voltage. >> what we see in low voltages that the lights will get a little dimmer. they are obvious often called brown outs. >> back here in our live shot you can see the graphic there in realtime showing the energy. you want to look at that red line. it has leveled off just a bit and folks here are crediting californians with responding to the flex alert to help bring their consumption down. reporting live at fulsome. >> the smoky haze ove

. >> fortunately there are some realtime crime cameras in the neighborhood.olice are contacting our realtime crime center to see if those cameras recorded anything that can help us. >> reporter: at this point the description provided by witnesses of the gunman is not very specific. they just say he was wearing dark clothing, he was wearing a mask and he took off on foot. anyone with any information is asked to call the homicide division. we're live at police headquarters, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >> thanks, katherine. >>> a shooting victim in wilmington delaware is fighting for his life. the gunfire erupted on the 2600 block of north harrison street at 11 o'clock last night. police say the victim was shot multiple times and is in the hospital in critical condition. police do not have any suspects or a motive at this time. >>> also new, a driver was killed during a collision with an 18 wheeled dump truck in delaware. the deadly crash happened at limestone road and linden hill road in pike creek at 3 a.m. the crash caused the truck to spill

tap the nbc10 app for realtime infection and scenes from the storm. -- real time information and scenes from the storm. >>> new york is preparing for the annual tribute in light. this is video from last night's test run of the light beams honoring those killed in the attacks on the world trade center. the actual tribute will happen tonight. in pennsauken, the community placed nearly 10,000 flags at the 9/11 memorial. they also pay tribute to police, firefighters, and ems who put their lives at risk every day. the flags will remain in place through tonight. a steel beam from the world trade center is a permanent part of that memorial. >>> this just in, three people hurt as three cars collided in philadelphia. you see the smashed up cars on roberts avenue. the 300 are taken to temple hospital and expected to survive. continue clear what caused the crash. working to fill out the information. >>> in philadelphia, a driver plows into parked cars before hitting and killing a man. here's the scene from this crash yesterday afternoon. you see the damage to that van there. investigators say the

he's making comments about what we're seeing in realtime and you cannot tell me that anti-fa is not outhere. some of the people in anti-fa being incredibly violent, incredibly an ttagonistic and wanting to have a race war in this country. look at their tweets. they are trying to stir up things in this country, some of them, and we should be able to have a conversation about that in realtime. >> we cannot equate anyone with white supremacist. i'm sorry. >> i'm not equating. >> yes. to say that there are bad people on both sides and to -- >> by the way, he said there are good people on both sides, which is rather problematic on the issue of white supremacist, isn't it? >> there are some people that are anti-fa that are good people. >> so you disagree with the president? >> of course i disagree with the president there. my point is, when you look at what is happening on the streets in 2017, it should not be off limits to have an honest conversation about what is actually happening and there are bad people that are out there in anti-fa that are causing problems. >> no, it's disingenuous for

they're helping ut on realtime.an evacuee in need of a place sow stay or air bnb host, open house for evacuating go to airhub, airbnb.com/disaster. the florida restaurant and lodge association encouraged all hotels to waive pet policies offer shelter and compassionate with cancellations. national guard. we've already activated 7,000 members, which is right now every available member of the national guard, she have, been activated. law enforcement. fish and wildlife conservation preparing search and rescue teams for potential deployment and more than 200 officers standing by for the first wave of response based on potential storm impacts. reaching out to law enforcement across the state make sure they have resources to keep people safe. utility providers are actively prepositioning supplies around the state and in neighbors states. we know how important fuel and power will be. we will aggressively work with utilities to make sure if you lose power, get your power back on as quickly as we can. i want to thank the gove

is were present and we appreciated the opportunity to visit with our republican colleagues and in realtime both of us have input into those topics in the real attention to the president. he listened carefully. he was very engaged and we appreciate his outreach. >> so this is peter welch from vermont. i'm tom swazi from new york. i'm the vice chairman of the problem solvers caucus for the democratic side. i conquer with everything pete her to say. people are sick of politics and politicians. we want to get things done together. we have to work together as peter said returning to regular order where we negotiate our way through to try to solve problems for the american people. instead of me giving a little bit like peter did, you can ask any questions you want to ask. >> what reassurances to the president give you about cutting taxes on the wealthiest 1%? >> i think he repeated it many times throughout the conversation that we had just now. he made a point over and over again that this is not about giving tax cuts to the wealthy. quite frankly, it wouldn't get any bipartisan support if it wa

if they want to visibility of how their business is doing they see it on realtime >> now you have a lotf money in the bank and have now made it determination fourth quarter >> yes, ever on track for that, we've been seeing that for about a year and a half now, that that's the goal and still on track for that we are a growth company, we're not a growth at all company. really it's all about the opportunity in front of us we're so early in this stage where all these companies are moving to digital and to the cloud. >> i don't think people realize how important it is. i was on a site this weekend, i won't mention it, many millions of people were running on sunday and it was too slow to deliver, it was a sports site and if you were to all -- if we were all going mlb.com for the world series which is what i would do, it's going to work isn't it >> well, look these are complex systems. it's not magic, it takes a lot of hard work we provide tooling to make sure these professionals keep their sites up and running the cost of down time is i remember bl damage >> that's the word i'm searching for.

expedia is working on hotel occupancy in realtime. lodging industry encouraged hotels to waive pet policies. learn where shelters are in your area. comcast. they are opening free -- at&t, ver i sdo, an t-mobile are all helping with hot spots. trailers and water at the state logistics resource center for deployment as needed. fema has resources in alabama. we're pre-positioning these goods to help everyone in the storm's path. we need volunteers. we've had more than 6,800 volunteers sign up in 24 hours. thank you for that. this includes more than 1,000 state employees. this is great. we need more. we need a total of 17,000 volunteers statewide. you can go to volunteer florida.org to sign up for volunteer opportunities or you can call 1-800-fl help 1. we need more volunteers. they make a big difference and help in shelters, food distribution and response efforts. state offices in miami-dade, monroe, broward, lao*ed, glade, okeechobee are closed today until further notice. every florida family needs to be prepared to evacuate regardless

we'll do it with realtime news tarker. >> good morning to you both fist up white house secretary sarah huckabee says the justice department should consider taking legal action on james comb question. his actions were improper and could have been illegal. huckabee clarified that recommending prosecution is not the president's role but it is something the justice department should look into. >> meanwhile mayor of seattle stepping down after fifth person accusing him of child sex abuse. mayor ed murry says the accusations became a distraction that threatens to undermine the government ability to serve citizens. allegations date 70s. murray denied them saying he's being targeted because of progressive political record. >> major player in the battle to legal lies same-sex marriage passed away. windsor tackled aid depat of same sex marriage right. in her supreme court case the hey was ruled unconst unconstitutional. a major milestone for marriage equality she passed away at the age of 88 yesterday. >> sports now, cleveland indians making major league baseball history clinched with 20 consecu

. >> still ahead, hear carson wentz realtime reaction to the sunday game winning field >> the eaglesack kenyan barner signing him to a one year deal. he spent training camp with the chargers before being cut this month. the eagle run game is part of the game plan. l.a. has the 31st ranked defense in the n.f.l. offensive coordinator frank wright explains the run game m.i.a. week three. >> you get mad. the outside chatter, whatever that is, i can promise you no doubt from the coaching staff and from the players of we have what it takes to have a successful running game. >> i'll give him my game check if he makes it. come on, elliot. come on, big four. [cheering ] [screaming ] >> i'm not sure if that video would be binding in small claim- >> that's the big question, did he give him his paycheck? i'm sure we'll ask. john dorn above was honored in center city. they held the fifth anniversary champion for children celebration. they recognized dorn boss for his adequacy for children. he couldn't attend because he's recovering from heart surgy. chris mare goes accepted the award on his behal

tone that he struck in those e-mails that were released, when he was discussing this meeting in realtime, when he was talking about loving the idea that he might be able to get some dirt on hillary clinton. he was almost presenting himself in this case as just almost a concerned american talking about how he would have gone to law enforcement had he actually received this type of information. so on his part, this was an attempt to reshape the narrative around this meeting to put it in a much different light. but that is difficult to do given the fact that we have his own words from his e-mails, that he was putting out there. but that were happening in realtime where he was certainly excited about the prospect of getting information from a russian attorney. >> like everybody in washington these days, luckily we brought a lawyer to this meeting tonight. so counselor, the next question goes to you. number one, someone named trump today took questions from a senate committee. so that tells us this was a moment, there are real consequences for getting the story wrong, for not telling the trut

>> no, we will have to determine in realtime. shelters, reports we are getting that some of the individuals that are moving into shelters were in zones that weren't initially planning to evacuating and when the storm tracked, they are now. another on the drive north and have decided to just stop wherever they're at and move to local shelter, i can't tell you where the individuals necessarily came from. pete: general rebas, thank you. abby: florida officials urging to evacuate and some people choose to go ignore mandatory orderers and ride out the storm. we will talk to one of those people and why they're not operating. that's up next. >> this is a rolling water coming in. it flushes in and it flushes out. you can't survive this. i tell everybody if you're in the evacuation zone anywhere in the evacuation zone anywhere in our state, you have to get out go ahead, spoil yourself. now. experience amazing. can make anyone slow downt and pull up a seat to the table. that's why she takes the time to season her turkey to perfection, and

we anticipate honestly this is a realtime event. the bill might be on its way up here right now, requires signature by the speaker, signature by the senate leadership or the vice president, and signature by the president of the united states. i think that will happen today but as soon as we get it, the president will take that seriously. reporter: the complication of the storm track, don't know the only nature but it looks like it's going to cover the entire peninsula south to north. how does that complicate emergency management response as it moves up the state and to floridians who are veterans of hurricanes there is sometimes a tendency to say, i can ride this one out. i've seen bad storms before. could you address those? mr. bossert: some people call it hurricane amnesia. let's hope there's no hurricane amnesia. there are some people, probably some 20% of the population that may not remember or might not have gone through the last big hurricane in florida, it was trobal 2004 or 2005. there were four major hurricanes in 2004. wil

that detective provide us with realtime information what's happening over there from the crime scene. the uk police provide that information to us so we can better deploy in new york city. >> is that the idea -- the idea of that is that the techniques or strategies used by terrors or anybody or constantly evolving. sometimes it's one time an explosive, or an active shooter situation. as they evolve tactics you want to evolve response? >> we need to keep ahead of them in those truck ramming, vehicle rammings, pedestrian shootings, active situations. we need to know what they're doing over there and be able to deploy here in new york city. we're going to get that information from our partners either in the you cuk or the fe government. we need to understand what went right or wrong with that explosives so we can better protect -- >> something like -- i don't want to cause alarm, something like a subway which is an enclosed space, you can't check the bags of everybody going into a subway. >> we have to strike the balance between security and privacy. i think we do that better here in new

. >> as we can see in realtime. so therefore i think he was manipulating on behalf of himself, and he wanted to plug in to -- look, the dark underbelly in american politics. it's been there forever. it's not a new phenomenon. but what we have done over time is to try to contain it and prevent it from being too big a voice in our politics. >> it's funny you say that. there was this quote today that perfectly buttons this up. this is someone talking to white house report jim acosta. trump adviser tells me potus is winning the cultural war. this is after this weekend in which he is fighting the athletes. "just made millionaire sports athletes his new hillary rodham clinton." >> i don't know who would have said that to jim acosta, but i'm sure that's what a big slice of his advisers, both inside the white house and now outside the white house believe. >> right. >> because his whole campaign -- >> but does it work? >> well, it worked well enough to get him the nomination with the help of james comey and the russians. it

so in realtime, people who are low vision or legally blind have their vision helped. >> i can see you. >> that's so cool. hoping to see something like this in our lifetime. the biotech future. >> i can see your whole face. >> this video made me really appreciate nick's eyebrows. >> i can see your eyebrows. >> it has gone down in price but it's still pricey. it's $10,000 even though this is version number three. >> well, you know, it's an investment in your life. that of all things would be the most well-spent money. >> also good money to spend on a pair of enchroma glasses. that's what this guy is about to get for his birthday. he walks into the house. >> there's a lot of cameras right now. >> he explains what it's like to be color blind. >> the best thing i can do is group them together in piles that are all similar. >> colors might look like they're all blue or all green, but they have different shades. then he demonstrates how he would separate colors. >> it's more vibrant. >> you really see the vibrancy outdoors on a bright, sunny day. but it's overcast. the weather wasn't coopera

is twitter nope for brevity or realtime nate your of information. >> realtime nature more important thanr of character. >> people appreciate you cannot go on full blown paragraphs and -- >> that's what facebook is for and 280 character is short. you know how they came up with 148 character message they started looking at text messages 160 text messages and 140 and with using name handle that's basic le 160. >> butchering the english language. >> it really s simpleing everything. >> i believe there's young people that believe the word to is actually 2 and word you is actually u. >> and i see them in the studio here. you have the brother of woman who is still basically dealing with horrible situation in puerto rico. so we'll try to put him in touch with each other here in a little bit. they're in the studio is that your daughter with you. >> yes. >> hi. >> hello. >> we'll talk to them in a second. >> and we'll get to jen it's wednesday. and it is 27th right? >> this means empooirz comes back. >> "star" is back. what gift does terrence have to give tera is zi. is it channel bag, fancy shoes

it was an emotional day that played out in realtime in live television. >> even though you know your kid is okay you still know they went through something and that their friends might not be okay. >> before long student and parents were reunited. relief for hundreds of families after gunfire for through after gunfire for through tore th another american school. joe friar nbc news. >> now a look at the weather. >> have umbrella handy in the afternoon hours. not going to be too bad. going to be hit and miss. steady rain across western new york and across new york state and new jersey and massachusetts. that's 6:00 p.m. 8:00 drys up. rain fall amounts nothing dramatic, maybe a few spots could hit an inch or so. that's about it. that's a look at the weather. here's a closer look at your day ahead. middle of the country still hot feeling like from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop further damage enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious somet

. >> do you have direct access in monitoring and realtime to the hours worked how does that play out knowing what someone has been paid or what they have already worked >> we actually show you, we construct an earnings account so you can see your accrued earnings and that increments in realtime as you work. >> what do hr departments think about this or accounts payable does this complicate their lives or make it easier? >> so the product is actually a direct consumer product. so the company doesn't really change the way it does payroll we work in parallel to that. since i actually like -- the companies really like it it does a whole lot of great things for the employees we've seen attendance goes up, they're far more motivated to go into work. in many businesses, employees would ask their managers for like a cash advance. that's a pain to do. >> you used to do it. >> i used to do it myself which is kind of how this whole thing started. >> so quickly, are you going to do deals with financial institutions for credit card offers and that sort of thing? is that how you're going to make m

take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media using our realtime victims in houston after many people have lost their cars due to flooding. those rental companies have been swamped as requests for demand for transportation grows. some people report having to wait as long as four days. however, many rental car companies have suffered major losses as well since many rented before the storm won't make it back. >> next up, pittsburgh international airport will be the first to break with a post 9/11 practice. soon allowing people without airline security checkpoints. that means people will be able to ship inside airport gates. it's expected to take effect tomorrow. >> next up if you wondered what president obama wrote to president trump as the two exchanged power, the contents of the letter have been released. according to media reports, mr. obama wrote congratulations on a remarkable run. millions have placed their hopes in you. he describes the office as unique and without a clear blue print for success but urged president trump to keep democratic ins

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. >> questions always where she's at in realtime. asking questions about an ex and immediately putting that person down and then also trying to maybe distance her from perhaps people that are close to her if she's very close to a sister then all of a sudden coming up with reasons why she might -- her sister might not be a good advocate of offering her insight. >> she says it's also important to trust the opinions of friends and family because they ultimately know you . asked women about the dating scene here. and they were very honest with me. they didn't hold back very much. >> i think -- you never know what you're going to get, i'll tell you that. very diverse and a lot of people in the city. married people, single people, they don't care. they don't care. but that's the dating scene here. >> and it can be very frustrating for so many women. our dating expert says do your research. pay a few extra dollars to run a background check on a potential date. >> this is one of those things that -- it's the worst case scenario. the thing th

social media, she was seeing it anyway, why not make her be a part of it and allow her to shop in realtime and give her what she wants when she wants it >> that is huge. see it now, buy it now you are pioneering that. how is it working? >> it's been fantastic for us. we get to allow the consumer to be part of the process, it's a celebration, kick off the season she doesn't have to wait six months to see the bloggers and editors carry the product. we have seen other brands following this model >> you think it's a sales booster? >> huge. >> huge. you see huge spikes in it. you have to understand, right now, everyone is back-to-school, back-to-work you are thinking about your fall wardrobe, boom, we hit you with a big event and allow you to showcase and see what's available for fall >> is it hard to design knowing the demand is going to be there instantly? >> my design calendar is still what it was. the buying calendar is still what it was an the editors, it's still what it was. >> you are in charge of everything happening digitally >> yep >> when you showcase your brand, what is more importa

. >> hol hoy is here with the realtime news tracker. >> good morning, everybody, firstp a monster hurricane barreling up the atlantic towards fred ricoh. hurricane maria was upgraded to a category five storm powerful winds of 160 miles an hour devastated dominica and the country prime minister there had to be rescued from his own rooftop. maria is ranked category four and on track for direct hit with purlt ricoh. the governor says it's going to be a catastrophic event. >> hundreds of thousands of muslims are fleeing home country of me an mar bloody crackdown there and india is is refusing to take in refugees saying they pose a threat to national secure security. un called the mass migration from me an mar ethnic cleansing. they condemned any human rights violations and said anyone responsible would face the law equifax says they were hacked in march two months before the massive security breach that left 143 million people at risk for identity theft. this is one of largest br breaches of private financial information in history. >> taylor visit will be facing another legal battle. according

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i watched it in realtime as it happened. our colleague kristen welker was there. i wonder if you have any reaction from the president or from the white house about singling out the coast guard and their branding situation. >> we never got to ask that question during today's briefing, but it was kind of striking, right? this first opportunity for the president to talk in realtime about the storm as it was punishing much of florida. he didn't just praise the coast guard, he said fema. for a guy who views himself as a faster brander, perhaps it should not come as any surprise. again, this morning as he was speaking on this anniversary of 9/11, he did stick to the script as it were read something prepared remarks to the audience gathered at one of several moments of silence today talking about how following this latest crisis, at times when americans are in need, americans pull together. he talked about how in moments like this, our differences seem so small and the common bond seems so strong. so even after those remarks, tharpt sort of off the cuff, as it typical wi

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