i know, because i'm involved, with it, in florida, that been foiad in the sarasota and southeast florida, where incidentally, 13 of the 19 hijackers spent most of their time in the united states in southeast florida. we got enough issues, don't take that into account, as to where you're going to take your next vacation. i superintendent they have all left by now. i'm not sure whether a foia has been filed in falls church, which didn'tly is not far from here. if somebody would like to take that one on or patterson, new jersey, where two of other places numbers of hijackers lived for significant periods of time. >> lastly what role are the families playing in getting increasing public pressure. >> their primary role is to secure passage of the legislation which will allow them to proceed with their litigation. there's very, very able law firms involved in this matter. i'm aware of much of the investigative work they have already done. i think that will be, of all the channels of information about the saudi role, what is going to come out in that litigation, if it, is allowed to occur, beca

that was a bit of an exceptio panhandle that it didn't matter as much he lost southeast florida and central florida. in a national election a presidential race, you have a higher turnout. it's going to be all about tampa bay heading to orlando. >> yeah. and the two of them have been come paining here. tampa has. >> southern pecan apple butter. >> you're already laughing. >> no. no. i don't mean to make fun. the south which is culturally different. you have the north focused on the southern pecan butter counties. that goes all the way from escambia to jacksonville. once you move to around the university of florida you get away from the southern pecan butter and move more to the bread and butter issues we follow in tampa he goes down twice. >> i love it. i love it. >> all right. russell and merissa thank you so much. darren thank you. see you next time. >> you did good. you pulled it off. >> he even laughed a little. >>>all right. coming up we show you why our healthcare bills are still going up. >>>under the affordable care t, are soaring. soaring to say the least. >> prescription drug crisi

you see there's the potential that southeast florida could deal with this. most of the spaghetti models are keeping this away from florida. it is not set in we will be cup dating on facebook, 24/7 as always. if anything changes and it can, we will have it for you. i don't expect the west coast of florida to be the usual. if it's anyone it with be the southeastern side. rain chances about 30% through the weekend. 40% to 50% by later on next week depending on what matthew does. nice weekend both days. workers played withlittle children that now has on >> you may not believe this next story. police just citing a kentucky day care worker for playing a strange game with children. >> yeah. they called it smack for a snack. and investigators say two male staff members start this had thing. basically the children only got a snack if they allowed the men to hit them on the leg or hand with a stick. at least two students had noticeable bruising. police cited one staff member with second degree assault. the day care has since fired them. >>> now here is wendy ryan with

taking it just east of ma we're keeping an eye on the cone of error that may include portions of southeast florida. that position is about 400 miles southeast of miami tuesday later in the evening with potential 100 mile-per- hour winds. of course, that can change with land interaction, high wind shear values the next couple days. we got some pretty high observations in terms of winds from the hurricane hunter aircraft today, 91 mile-per- hour winds, so that certainly justifies the stronger up later and keep an eye on it the next couple days. >> thank you, steve. >>> terrifying and tragic images out of hoboken new jersey tonight, the aftermath of a massive crash at a busy rush hour train station. at least one person is dead, more than 100 injured. jenn holloway is live in our tampa news center. this train plowed right into the station do. we know yet why? >> no official cause yet, but you can bet federal investigators are checking each d eyewitness accounts. >> we heard people screaming in the first car trapped. they couldn't get out. >> i just hear these horrible terrifying screams coming out in

incidentally, 13 of the 19 hijackers spent most of their time in the united states in southeast florida. we have enough issues. don't take that into account as to where you are going to take our next vacation. i assume they have all left by now. i am not sure whether a foia has been filed in falls church, hich is incidentally not far from here, if somebody wants to take that one on, or paterson, new jersey, two of the other places where numbers of hijackers lived for significant periods of time. >> lastly, what role are the families playing in getting increasing public pressure? their primary role -- senator graham: their primary role is to help the passage of legislation. here are very able law firms involved in this matter. i am aware of much of the investigative work they have lready done. of all the channels of information about the saudi role, what will come out in that litigation, if it is allowed to occur, because sovereign immunity defense, ill be astounding. >> canal plus french tv. is there any other channel that you are using, are you in contact with any other group, for inst

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southeast of macon, georgia. there are still storms in florida stretching out to the tail of it. rain has gone in excess of a foot along the west coast of florida. you will see rain amounts moving like that in georgia and carolinas. current sustained winds 30 to a tornado watch stretches across the coast to southeast florida through the coast of south carolina and extreme south carolina. this storm will be moving out of north carolina by early tomorrow morning and not before dumping between 6 and 14 inches of rain in those areas. flooding will be the big concern. and that's really just beginning for areas of georgia and the carolinas. we also have some showers in that will be moving our way. we should see some thunderstorms here as early as lunchtime today. more to the southeast and move out onto the planes for the evening. coming up, we have a lot of activities over the weekend. i will have a detailed forecast for you. >> and at 6:43, we're headed up to sky 9. they're flying over the southside of down. still great conditions out of let's take a look outside. ground level here. s

and the caribbean as a category 2 wednesday at 2:00 notice the cone it is kissing the coast of southeast florida. we're not out of the woods yet and it is large on day 5 because of the margin of error. talk more about that and get the weekend forecast in detail coming up at 5:20. >>> speaking of the weekend pick your beach carefully if you are headed there. red tide is a problem. as kellie cowan reports, it's not just people looking to relax, the people no make their money on the water are high and dry. >> it has been a laid back week for holmesea captain. >> i would be runing 2 or 3 a week and we have not had any. >> and without any calls to book him the weekend does not look profitable either. >> we're seeing dead fish that's not always a promising sign, since it hit here in manatee county, the business like the fish around him has been dead in the water. they have a good bunch from the of red tide are unmistakable, it is not all bad news, can you catch some fish if you go to the right area where there is clean water and a lot of times when we get out there, if we find that clean water you wil

((jen on cam)) florida is becoming the beer capitol of the southeast.. florida is becoming a beer coup tall of the southeast. >> turns out south tampa has the most beer consumers at just over 50 percent. and old northeast area of st. pete comes in second place. that's according to environmental systems research institute. >> but all of those beer lovers could find themselves with nowhere to go my micro brewery industry may come to stand still soon because there's too much demand and not enough supply to keep up with things. walter is here now with look at why there is such a big problem. hey, good morning. is there a reason i got this story? yes. >> craft brew industry is really hopping over last few years. but we're about to see big slow down in its sales. first time in six years we saw independent brewer volumes grow by single digits before this. it was double digits. farmer actually increase their farm land for it by 65 percent over the past five years. problem is, that that there are so many small brewery expanding what they want specific times of hops it ta

state in the union in which the further south you go, the further north you are and out there in southeast floridaof people retired from new york and new jersey. and connecticut in the northeast and who sort of view him at one of their own. a place in mar-a-lago and palm beach and broward counties and republicans lose handily, he'll lose, as well. not as much in my opinion because they view him as one of theirs, a homeboy. >> let's ask you about the terror. i don't know if the polls especially the ones in north carolina and florida covered the period where this terrorist scare in new york and -- >> yeah. they didn't. they didn't. >> how does that play out? >> well look. i think my view is whenever the campaign is talking about terror, it advantages trump. now, he used to have a big lead on the issue of who was better able to deal with terror. i think he had 57 or 8-point lead on this question. now it's essentially flat. the dynamic of talking about terror, he's very good of punchy, short, explaining it. he has a message of how we're not safe, a message about we're going to have to change. and unti

william about the weather in hawaii, meantime tropical storm hermine already flooding parts of southeast florida and it could make landfall later today as a category one hurricane. andrew is reporting live from panama city beach with more. reporter: in fact, if it did let make landfall as a hurricane it would be the first hurricane to make landfall in the atlantic hurricane season. right now you see conditions are clear so tourists are out here enjoying a day at the beach but the red flags are up warning people not to go into the water. you see there is already heavy surf and off on the horizon some ominous clouds as the first either bands are headed this way. if you look at the radar images from the gulf of mexico you can see the heaviest rains are concentrated far east of the center of the storm and even with the eye of the storm way out at sea you have places on florida's central gulf coast, we are talking about cities like tampa, st. petersburg, largo, clearwater as well as the sarasota braden area receiving huge amounts of rainfall even though they were not receiving strong winds because th

but there is another weather story, a big weather story in the southeast specifically florida. hurricane madeline weakened tropical storm. this one is in hawaii. it's going to batter the east coast of hawaii the center of the storm ended up passing south of the big island but heavy rein and strong winds and huge surf are hitting the shoreline. 15 inches of rain could fall. hurricane lester currently a hawaii over the weekend and one that is ready to hit florida. >> the gulf coast bracing there for hurricane hermine. that storm is expected to strengthen throughout the day before making landfall sometime tonight. and if hermine does make landfall as a hurricane, this will be florida's first since wilma back in 2005. hurricane warning right now in place for florida's gulf coast. that is a first since hurricane isaac threatened that area in 2012. >>> here is a live look right now from florida as hermine approaches. >> hard to see much there. >> you can barely make out part of the coast line. >> i was expecting to see one of those reporters getting blown away with the surf. >> i saw

florida . tropical storm hermine has formed in the gulf of mexico...and is moving towards tampa. the storm is expected to strengthen and pick up speed as it approaches the southeast. parts of florida already seeing some flooding...doing some extensive damage to houses in the largo and gulfport areas. the national hurricane center has also from georgia into south carolina. so stephanie -- when will florida see the worst of this storm? partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isolated shower is possible otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. becoming mostly clear this e mid to upper 50s. sunshine expected most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm back into the low 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. high: 71 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 57 high: 74 dewpoint: 59 wind: se 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 59 high: 79 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny with a chance for t-storms. am low

florida by tonight or early tomorrow morning. the storm is expected to strengthen and pick up speed as it approaches the southeast. parts of florida are already seeing some flooding...doing some extensive damage to houses in the largo and gulfport areas. if hermine becomes a hurricane... it would be the first one to make florida's mainland since wilma in 2005. partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isolated shower is possible otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 50s. sunshine expected most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm back into the low 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isolated shower is possible otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 50s. sunshine exp

upcoming weekend towards jamaica and possibly through cuba and the bahamas here in the southeast coast of florida. we have to watch this one closely. now here's a closer look at your da >>> for today gloomy, cool and chilly. rain moving into new york city through the day and southern new england. beautiful weather. everyone is outside appreciating the low humidity for the first time of the summer season in the southeast. >>> your complete weekend forecast coming up. "early today" back in two. the fiery tissue left her nose sore and red. . with lotion to comfort and soothe when she blows. don't get burned by ordinary tissues. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. now get puffs plus lotion in the squeezable softpack. if you' try clarispray.mes to escape your nasal allergies... from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. ? ? here you go. here you go. buy any five mccaf? beverages and you get one for free when you use the mcdonald's app. here you go. now come in and try our pumpkin spice

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florida by tonight or early tomorrow morning. the storm is expected to strengthen and pick up speed as it approaches the southeast. parts of florida are already seeing damage to houses in the largo and gulfport areas. more than 50 counties are already under a state of emergency. if hermine becomes a hurricane... it would be the first one to make landfall in florida's mainland since wilma in 2005. the national hurricane center has also expanded a tropical storm watch from georgia into south carolina. this just in-- a medical breakthrough for patients suffering from alzheimer's disease. scientists have found a way to clear plaques from the brain thac patients treated with the highest dose of a new antibody drug saw the plaque almost completely disappear. scientists also found that after six months of treatment, patients' health stopped deteriorating. if all goes well in larger trials, the first drug to prevent dementia could be available in just a few years. new this morning - if you want to live in the city with the nation's safest drivers... look no further than madison, wisconsin. madison came in first place - fro

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it's going to be a big rain maker for southeast florida over next couple days. 7 on 7 forecast taking you into the weekend. saturday still look like the pick of the weekend. mostly sunny skies. temperatures close to 80. a little more humidity around. still wan we're also track some scattered showers and storms beginning mid-day sunday, lingering into monday morning. guys? >> sarah: mysterious money just sitting there, so our own hank phillippi ryan stepped in. we're talking hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> kris: hank is good as getting that money back. that's what she does. the big question is: who gets the big bucks? this morning hank investigates. >> hank: the police are good at finding stuff -- your car, this time we found something for them. >> it was really, really good news. >> hank: their money. >> that's fantastic. >> hank: we found it in the massachusetts treasury unclaimed property division. that's the office that puts out this list of people who don't realize they have money coming to them, abandoned bank accounts, uncashed dividends. our detective work found more than

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. >>> we're getting new video of hermine's impact across the southeast. in florida, the storm has proven deadly. a homeless man died when a tree fell on him. this is video of hermine slamming the st. petersburg area overnight with torrential rains. here's a look at the aftermath from above. hermine snapped trees, crushed cars, and crushed homes. also it knocked out power to tens of thousands of people. it is the first storm to make landfall in florida in 11 years. now, let's take you to georgia. this is the scene as hermine hammered the vacation spot south of savannah, georgia. georgia's top emergency official says hermine is having less of an impact in the state than he expected. no deaths or serious injuries in georgia at this point. many people in south carolina lost power before hermine even slammed the state. you're looking at video from hiltonhead. forecasters say flooding is the biggest concern there. count on nbc 10 to track hermine for you until this threat is over. our meteorologists will be working around the clock bringing you the most up-to-date forecas

florida by tonight or early tomorrow morning. the storm is expected to strengthen and pick up speed as it approaches the southeast. parts of florida are already seeing some flooding...doing some extensive damage to houses in the largo and gulfport areas. more than 50 counties are already under a state of emergency. if hermine becomes a hurricane... it would be the first one to make landfall in florida's mainland sinc w the national hurricane center has also expanded a tropical storm watch from georgia into south carolina. and coming up - multiple hurricanes... threatening to deliver a one-two punch to hawaii. a father - accused of shoving his child out of a car... and driving away. but the accusations don't stop there. how police say they discovered him and his other son - straight ahead. plus - stealing from a church. how police say a teen ditched his for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isolated shower is possible otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. becoming mostly clear this evening with temper

southeast winds 5 to 10 knots. there's a look at florida's most accurate seven-day forecast. rain chances 30% through the weekend. a typical summerlike weekend. early next week, a better chance of rain up to 50%. >> thank you denis. coming up hear how jameis winston and met before jamis was a -- owe >>> thanks for entering tonight only 16 games remain on the rays schedule but out of those 1610 of those are against baltimore, new york, and boston. all three are still fighting for the playoff spot so the rays are trying to play the role of spoiler. rays in baltimore tonight. what a season evan longoria has had. one of the few bright spots for tampa bay. a three-run homer. 3-0 guys in the gray tops. but the orioles would score four in the 1st. that's logan forsythe delivering an rbi single. we have ourselves a tie game at four. now in the 3rd, adam jones coming on. can't make the catch. brad miller scores. rays retake the lead 5-4 but they weren't done. longoria's night getting any better. he knocks in his fourth and fifth rbi of the evan longoria registered five rbi in the game

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. >> marie: tropical storm hermine has left a trail of damage from florida to southeast georgia. the carolinas and now it has southeast virginia in its sights. hermine's heavy rain, tropical storms forced wind gusts prompted virginia governor terry mccalls if to issue -- mccall if to eight foot waves bringing a storm surge up to four feet. the national weather service believes hermine will reconstitute as a nor'easter with significant rainfall, life threatening storm surge and flooding. >> reed: the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump is fast approaching and we know who is going to moderate. and the other two including the final dae bite here in las vegas. the commission says "nightly news" anchor lester holt will moderate on septem the second debate october 9th will be co-moderated by martha raditz and anderson cooper. of course the final debate here at unlv on october 19th. that will be moderated by chris wallace of fox news. >>> a federal court judge keeps the green party's presidential candidate off of november's ballot. it is a story we followed the first p

the bahamas next week and we will watch it carefully to see what the winds do as far as florida and the southeast coast in terms of turning the storm more out to sea. there is a big storm and several days away before we get closer to the united states. for us, we have a rather minor storm coming through the area to watch clouds and showers and drop the temperatures. 73 current reading for the weather. and coming up first alert there is some snow in the mountain forecast. i will have details in a bit. >>> and this just in. police in el cajon california released video of two officers this week. this video taken from a nearby restaurant drive thru and if you look closely you can see alfred longo in the black shirt and walking and an officer approaches him after he backs up and after this officers fired four shots at him. >>> a relief a couple of days showed longo pointing something at officers and it was a vapor smoking device. we found out today that the psychiatric teen was on the way to th arrive until after the shooting. >>> a 300-degree audio simulatoo and reporter eric looper took it out for a

we still have our eyes on florida and the southeast coast of the u.s. right now, it would be a glancing blow, but that's still five days away. that's a look at the big weather story. here's a closer look at the day ahead. well, we're dry today. we are going to watch a storm this weekend moving into areas of northern california and up through areas of the pacific northwest. at least you'll have a beautiful friday in most cases. more details on your weekend forecast coming up. "early today" back in two. iveri. because it knew an ordinary tissue was near. the fiery tissue left her nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when she blows. don't get burned by ordinary tissues. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. try clarispray. escape your nasal allergies... if you've gone to extremes to from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, turn to the world. try clarispray today. ? ? here you go. here you go. buy any five mccaf?

a little too close to florida in the southeast coast for comfort anyway. you certainly will be hearing a t it does look wet at times for fenway. other times, steadier rain. maybe heavier rain as well. about 55 degrees. it's going to feel chillier than that because of the wet weather. the rain has gotten to fenway. there is a band of moderate rain to the south. when i widen out, a piece of see there is more developing. there are gaps. once you get in the rain area, the area is so saturated, there is missed and reason and that is the situation we will have. it looks like more will rotate up during the next 24, 48 hours, whatever. occasional wet weather or pretty wet weather. sometimes drizzle, sometimes downpours right through tomo, but i see a day that features more clouds than anything. the wind will be out of the northeast. for the went to be lighter sunday than it will be on saturday, that is still the better of the two weekend days. the rainfall potential, it looks like eastern, southeastern massachusetts, cape cod. little missed, temperature around 59

winds south of the northeast half of florida as you head into the southeast. region of high pressure is built in and also drier air has been pulled down from the north leaving us with pretty dry conditions. any of the moisture pretty much limited to south florida at the moment. you can see that drier air in our water vapor imagery very easily. that bright red color is something especially this time of year, we love to see. slightly less humidity. you notice it in the air. that is really equating to lower rain chances for today and the next couple of days tracking on the radar is a few spotty showers in highlands county. if you do see any rain this afternoon and this evening not going to last too long. you can see the showers staying very small as they drift off toward the west. temperatures also, touch cooler than we typically have been seeing. 89 degrees at apollo beach. 88 plant city. 89 brooksville. 87 currently in saint pete. dew points, a few upper 60s on the map. bit lower. we are tracking a few isolated rain showers in the southern half of the viewing ar

position five days from now, which means next week, we will have to watch toward the bahamas or florida, or the southeast to have to keep an eye on. the rain we had earlier is now all to the south of us. there could be a little bit of rain over nantucket overnight, but otherwise therein is over. the skies have brightened, especially north and west. i don't expect the clear skies to stay. 69 in boston. the breeze is gentle at six miles per hour. the breeze is going to get a little stronger out of the northeast tomorrow. a couple of days. even other temperatures are in the low 70's in places now, when we check out the temperatures, the wind is light out of the east, but when you look at the temperatures in east main, it is in the low 50's in caribou, a little farther south in the low 60's. there is cooler air that will start sliding this way overnight, and be south of us by tomorrow morning. behind it, the wind will come it will bring cool air down, and because it will be off the ocean, it means clouds and missed could occur. -- mist could occur. that will establish tomorrow morning. tomorrow, we will not

first, carl cameron in melbourne, florida, southeast of orlando along that critical i-4 corridor. donald trump set to hold a rally there today. what is trump saying about his debate performance, carl? >> reporter: he's claiming victory. he talks about the snap polls overnight and he's gotten good reviews. he went to meet with some hispanic cuban american leaders there a little while ago and was going to a bakery to get a little cuban coffee and he's riding very high. the i-4 corridor tremendously important, particularly for republicans. if he doesn't win florida or if he were to lose ohio, it would be very, very, very hard to find a path to the 270 electoral college votes for trump. last night's debate, if it was anything, might have been a speed dump. he feels he won in these snap polls. we'll know in the next few weeks whether or not he was persuasive with moderate, independent, swing voters, et cetera, that decide the election. it's clear republican loyalists love the way he went after hillary clinton. there was one moment towards the end of the debate where trump actually pull

florida. across southeast georgia into south carolina. what happens after that is a little less certain. we will watch the storm stall out south of long island as we head into the weekend. indications are we are going to mid-atlantic. strong winds as well as heavy rainfall as we head into saturday, sunday. i think that heavy rain is a big thing to focus in on, from florida right up along the east coast with that farther westward track. we could be talking about several inches of flooding rain. then we look to the pacific. two hurricanes. madeline. lester. madeline weakening. tropical storm warnings out for the big island. flash flooding will be the biggest concern. norah. >> good information. thank you so much. in the mediterranean. 100 migrants were rescuedus today amid an exodus from north africa. holly williams reports thousands attempting the journey to europe despite dangers which were tragically illustrated one year ago by the plight of a 3-year-old. >> reporter: the image of the lifeless toddler who looked almost as if he was sleeping, woke up the world to the refugee crisis in th

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so far we hope it does not do what it does in florida, a foot rain in sarasota and clear water with widespread flooding. the storm is barrel down in southeasta and you can see the reach goes up to virginia and down to florida. as we head over the next 24 to 36 horses it will be georgia and then south carolina and then north carolina, and then virginia getting up to 10" of rains so it will be fresh water flooding from the rain that is a bigger issue than the wind. you can see right there, by saturday evening, it is pulling off the outer bans by sunday, it will be a high wave or heavy surf created for the northeast. >> the fireworks show caught so many by surprise in downtown walnut creek. >> when you have fire woulds going on off and it is not the 4th of july...you wonder what going on. jessica castro is at the live desk to explain what it was. >> it caught people off guard. you can hear in the video the fireworks. >> some people thought its with an didn't or fire after hearing a lot of the sirens head nothing that direction but it was celebrating the extension of a new shopping center with restaurants in walnut creek resolution don'ts say i

sunshine on the western third of the country and east pritgy with the exception of the southeast and florida. su big tailgating day. texas going to be under the gun with heavy rains right on into missouri. look for plenty of sunshine out west. more showers around the northern great lakes and we're also lookin for w weather on >>> don't forget, track your weekend weather any time you need it. check oout the weather channel on cable. >>> don't go anywhere. you are u against for our ongoing series today's living legend. >> we caught belefonte to talk about his passion and hopes for our country. it's been almost seven decades since a then 22-year-old harry belefonte first performed at carnegie hall. what did that feel like? >> it had such history. i had no idea where my career would go after it. >> harry blefonte. belefonte. >> reporter: what would follow is a proliffic career and "carmen jones." >> let no man take you away from me. >> reporter: his breakthrough album "calipso." which became the first record by a single artist to sell a million copies and include the most >> people know about th

florida. across southeast georgia into south carolina. what happens after that is a little less certain. we will watch the storm stall out south of long island as we head into the weekend. indications are we are going to see strong impacts around the mid-atlantic. strong winds as well as heavy rainfall as we head in i think that heavy rain is a big thing to focus in on, from florida right up along the east coast with that farther westward track. we could be talking about several inches of flooding rain. then we look to the pacific. two hurricanes. madeline. lester. madeline weakening. tropical storm warnings out for the big island. flash flooding will be the biggest concern. norah. >> good information. thank you so much. in the mediterranean. 100 migrants were rescued just today amid an exodus from north africa. holly williams reports thousands attempting the journey to europe despite dangers which were tragically illustrated one year ago by the plight of a 3-year-old. >> reporter: the image of the lifeless toddler who looked almost as if he was sleeping, woke up the world to the refugee

southeast. jacksonville, florida, yesterday, very gusty winds. they picked up 1.5 inches of much-needed rain yesterday. this is only the first tropical storm ever to form over florida itself. a over land and that's what happened with this one. so it's a very interesting case. now we have most of our heavy rain across northeastern georgia. we have some heavier rain moving into the charleston area. winds are still at 40 miles per hour. and this storm, while it will weaken, is really not moving all that quickly. here you see by friday at 2:00 a.m., winds are up to 22 miles per hour. but it's just sitting across parts of georgia. we will see the rain continue could see some flash flooding. charleston could end up with 5 up to 7 inches of rain. that's a look at the weather across the country. your local forecast is coming up in just 30 seconds. no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit th