it will intensify as we head of southern florida. as it nears the coastline of florida it will stay a very powerful category four hurricane with winds up to 130 miles an hour. you can see just off the coast at cape canaveral a category four hurricane it will loop around back off the coast of south carolina as a category two so it will weaken a little bit with winds still very strong and powerful at 105 miles per a lot of rainfall is expected. here is a look at a computer model showing you the heaviest rainfall and white would would -- which would be right off the coast of charleston. computer models will update as we get a little bit closer but for now there are hurricane warnings all throughout southern florida stretching up to the northern peninsula. impactful weather in arizona. we have dry conditions and high clouds starting to creep up from the south that will moving toward the end of the week. we are at 87 degrees at sky harbor. we topped out at 90 so we were three below the average. 104 is today's record high temperature. we ar

so all up and down the coastline from southern florida and even through the interior even parts of the west coast of florida are in tropical storm warnings because the winds extend 160 miles from the storm center whereas the hurricane force winds are concentrate closer to the storm center by about it is expected to stay a category iv hurricane as it approaches and may make landfall north of melbourne florida tomorrow morning and hug the coastline up to jacksonville and by the time we get to saturday morning at 8 a.m. will have weakened to a category ii storm at that point still pretty destructive as it weakens and curves through the start of next week. kind of doing a loop here as we head into monday and tuesday. so the wind the tropical storm force winds. closer you are to the storm center all along the coast of florida tonight through the day tomorrow going to see the damaging wind gusts in excess in terms of 80, 90 miles per hour. this is the wave forecast. see the pinks this is 25, 30-foot seas that are going to build. right now we're already seeing that's going to help push that s

look at this live picture, tonight, they're going to feel the effect, across southern florida under hurricane warnings. with strong winds and storm surge, also during high tide for parts of the florida coastline. one of the many areas of their that has been told to evacuate. were going to take a luck at the hurricane warnings from florida to south carolina and then in north carolina and the outer banksks tropical storm watches/warnings also on wester florida we could haveve strong winds that far away from the this could make landfall, or just hug the coast line all day. to weaken as it moves toward georgia in carolinas. rainfall amounts between five-12 plus inches rainfall. tomorrow, more late evening cloudst will be dry for footbal and then rainfall pride into saturday event a tad cooler for the weekend is mainly dry spent just over a month since honored veterans. >> we will be joined by the director of thehe cleveland va hospital to present the check this is what downtown cleveland looked like on foxtro morning. >> thousands showing support to >> de beer so excited for a special presentatio

so it was a big sigh of relief for much of the very populated central and southern florida counties. much different story when you got further up. up there, that's where hurricane matthew's eyewall passed closer to land. hurricane winds and significant storm surge ripping things apart. scenic 81-a, one of florida's more coastal highways and then jacksonville, as well as st. augustine, more than four feet of water when the hurricane's eyewall made landfall surging into the streets making many impassable. so those as are seen today and tomorrow, those will have to be cleaned up and assessed for damage as well. a lot of bridges closed to traffic because of safety basically, not because they're under water still. so there's much more damage likely to be revealed throughout the day. south of northern florida, so we're talking central and southern florida, like in the treasure coast, up and down the intracoastal, numerous boats took a destructive beating sinking at least partly into the water and many times totally into the water, but by far the sunken boats, downed trees, and damage to bui

. >> a lot of relief in southern florida today. lets not forget this is far from over. rehema ellis is in savannah georgia where they are under a curfew tonight. rehema, how much concern is there about storm surge? >> reporter: there is a lot of concerns that the mayor of the city had ordered an evacuation and trying to press on people how important it is that they don't just hunker down, if you get in trouble and you dial 911, no one is coming. first responders have been ordered out of the city and that's ordered in order to make sure they stay safe so what are people doing? here in the savannah area, we can tell you there is been several shelters set up and more than 900 people who are long-term patients in hospitals have been moved to safer grounds or higher grounds. the red cross is participating and sponsoring bus loads of people leaving the savannah area. some folks we talked to in shelter said that they could replace their items but not lives. they have been moved out to the danger zones and others have attempted to stay saying they have been through storms befor

if he could help in southern florida he could help win southern florida. it could be in marco rubio's hands. >> people who oppose leadership positions, who oppose their own nominee selected after all by people in the primaries who believe later down the road they are going run for president are shooting themselves in the foot. if they succeed, you are going to have a base of the party that says okay, i ge it. i'll never vote for you again. that is a problem here. i saw this in 1982 when i was working for senator john hynes running for election. he declined do that. he said he wanted a mid course election. but he invited reagan to raise funds. totally hung on tight to him and he won big time. when you run from your party's leader like in this does not help you either in the day or in the future. >> basil when you have republican lawmakers coming back. the tape came out and that was sort of the straw that broke the camel's back. add whole bunch of them that ran away. one was congressman chaffetz. >> i'm not going to put my name and reputation for family behi

affecting southern florida tonightht and tomorrow. hurricane warnings along the east coast extended to georgia andg and warnings in north carolina and golf warnings for western florida. >> looking at models and say it will be near the coast of florida is not making landfall throughout tomorrow, eye wall is concerningng it will be moving through daytona beach and jacksonville tomorrow before carolina through saturday. it will have some coastal flooding, storm surges. and high tide and heavy rainfal between five and 12 plus inches rainfall. it will be happening tomorrow in florida and tomorrow into saturday for georgia and carolinas in a backtrack to the bahamas sometime next week.. stay with us were continuing coverage of hurricane matthewst and you can find a live hurricane tracker at fox 8.com. >> the tribe begins her playoff push hosting the boston red sox and alds, p.j. ziegler joins us from progressive as we close in none of the starting pitchers in the series has a postseason victory they both black players withh playoff experienc

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whether the storm - which has now killed 108 people in haiti -- would hit the united states.now southern florida is clearing out because matthew is coming. marlie hall has more from daytona beach. a sign on a boarded up building says closed for business as hurricane approaches florida. forecasters say matthew has strengthened once again to a monster category 4 storm..(sot gov. rick scott r-fl)this is seriousthe governor is concerned about the storm's powerful winds and storm surge. more than one and a half million people in the storm's path have been told to evacuate.(sot gov. rick scott) scott)there are no excuses you need to leave. evacuate, evacuate, evacuate.storm prepartions continued across florida...(nats cash register) this one i feel like we're due. that's why i'm just trying to make sure everything is good. officials issued hurricane warnings and watches from florida to south carolina. carolina.bridge: here in daytona beachstreets are empty..most people have evacuated but across the state 1500 national guard troops have been called up just in case.matthew hit the bahamas this morning)-

i mean, it's actually into fall, but in southern florida, it's like still another month of summer-like conditions. it's miserable. if that's your situation. so we could have millions of miserable floridians. and that's certainly what a lot of people are expecting before the worst of this hurricane moves north of here and out of this state. so this is going to be a pretty intense next couple of hours where we are in brevard county. two or three hours, probably,et. and finally, maybe, by 7:00 a.m., some noticeable improvement, but, that's the latest right here in brevard county along the space coast. >> phil keating, live in melbourne, thanks. >> once the threat from hurricane matthew has subsided, fema will kick into action to assist all of those left homeless by the storm. and joining us by phone is micha micha michael weincheck. what kind of preparation goes into this emergency situation? >> caller: as an organization, we prepared years in advance through planning and exercise activities, and this storm is playing out much like many of those activities we've conducted in the past. mos

southern u.s. some of the flights still going to florida, 1600 flights canceled. american airlines are not flying to miami or fort lauderdale or palm beach. 2 million americans are under evacuation orderses across florida, georgia and south carolina. it's leaving fuel in short supply. >> there's no gas, no water at could say -- costco. >> this is serious, it could mean the dinners between life and death when it comes to a storm of this magnitude. >> there's widespread construction in haiti has forced 300,000 people into shelters. the u.s. is providing $1.5 million in food and disaster assistance. >>> follow the path of hurricane matthew at any time at 6abc.com. you can find our inter active hurricane tracker showing you where the storm is at this point and where it could go next. >> an explosion has rocked a neighborhood in trenton, new jersey. two homes suffered serious damage, one partially collapsing. the action cam is live on the scene, the collapsed home is not done, it is slowly falling crumbling to the ground. police and fire officials immediately evacuated

talking about sustained winds to about 150 miles per hour even though it is not making land in southern florida, that will stir up beach erosion and gusty conditions. our major concern is the outer banks from north carolina to is or two home, just a ton of sunshine. if you have evening plans, you are really going to notice the clouds spitting up -- splitting apart, is to clear weather. overnight lows closer to the lake in the lower 60s. inland and sheltered locations are dealing with that cooler air and mid-50s. this is a great seven-day forecast. the bigger weather story is friday to saturday afternoon. we will see a 15 to 200 temperature the radio. i always want to come in on a tuesday. we have a special guy but i call him h. >> you know, he was a stray and he was taken to the city, so we don't know his real name. whatever family comes to adopt him, they can give this sweet boy a name. it's portends io. portencio, but it's not the right name for him. he is so sweet. >> very calm. >> how cute is that face? he will make a great companion for someone as we head into this fall weather. he will ke

that storm is hammering northern florida and southern florida that's where we find scott mclean and savanna with the very latest. hurricane matthew slammed into the east coast. bringing high winds and heavy rain. the storm transform streets into rivers. some people could see as he is 15 inches of rain. coastal communities and join is in the carolinas bracing for the brunt of the storm and matthew continues its path. there are affecting the state of georgia and continue to do so we are told for about the next 24 hours. it is getting worse we are looking at major storm surgeries looking at major when remember you can get the latest information on hurricane matthew on our kdvr mobile app of course online. we have some breaking news coming into the newsroom at fox 31 a shooting happening in denver. this is still a developing situation still a very much active seen behind me several police officers with their vehicles are all here here's what we do know one shot and brought to local hospital with serious injuries. like i said several please officer standing right outside of 943 that is the home

. >> bracing for impact the deadly force of hurricane matthew expected to reach southern florida within the next hour. >>> the storms had to be the 1-1/2 million people asked to evacuate florida. >>> although florida is first, people are already preparing for what's next. president obama just declaring an emergency in georgia to free up federal aid there and electricity has been knock out to tens of thousands of people up and down florida's coastline. >> here's the hour by hour projections. this is going to be a major hurricane for at least the next 24 hours. we're going to be breaking in throughout this newscast and we have live reports from florida that's coming up in just minutes. >>> a thief steals more than just from a house. he kills the family's dog. this is the guy police believe did it. caught on surveillance video after using one of those stolen cards. >> reporter: they are hoping will help catch him. >> reporter: she was on the defense three days ago. >> she definitely confronted this person. and she died fighting the good fight. >> reporter: on september 19th, perry muller s

back through southern florida and down toward key west. you have tropical storm warnings models like we typically do and there has been a consensus for a couple of days that the system is flirting with the florida coast up toward georgia and south carolina. this is probably knows prize. as we get beyond that the big shift that just happened tonight is that most of these models are trying to push this system out to sea down to the south of new england. i do not wait to think that is definitely what is going to happen. this indicates to me a kind from about twice for hours ago, the chances are diminishing slightly that we get a true impact from this hurricane. let's take you to the official national hurricane center track. this looks very familiar. if anything, it has dodged farther to the west area here we are thursday evening as the storm is sitting over the northern bahamas and off the coast of florida. watch how close to land this gets. -- cause major problems up and down the florida east coast and into georgia and south carolina. this is

sera: determined to make it to southern florida, but she had to change her flights. >> the hurricane really messed up the flights. it delays some flights, discontinued flights, really inconvenient, it's hard because some people can't go. sera: hurricane matthew is hitting florida hard, already airports there have shut down. thousands of flights have been canceled, a little more than a dozen to and from florida this of attleboro are grateful their flight is still scheduled. they're heading to atlanta with fingers crossed. >> we were very nervous when we heard about the hurricane because we were going to georgia to see our son, who enlisted in the army. sera: travelers are trying to adjust while hoping for the best for those who live in the hurricane's path. >> i feel sorry for the people down there. it's mother nature, can't fight it. flights in advance so that passengers would not get stranded at airports. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: and there is grim news coming out of haiti where crews are still assessing matthew's wrath. the death toll on the island stands at 283 and it i

meantime in southern florida, planes, trains and cruise ships have temporarily suspended service. while it's unclear the impact of matthew, what is clear, everyone is bracing for something big. left centre. >> miguel almaguer, thanks. we only need to look at what's already been suffered in the caribbean to understand how dangerous matthew is. in haiti, the death toll is rising sharply while a large part of the country remains cut off after a key bridge was washed nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> stranded, but determined. one by one, they fight a raging river. this woman almost swept away, rescued just in time. this bridge about two hours east of port-au-prince was a crucial lifeline. its collapse choking off access to the southwestern part of haiti. the end of the road is right here this is where the bridge washed away and now the rush is on to repair it. and get that side help it so desperately needs. matthew's wrath after it slammed into the impoverished country. roads flooded, homes leveled. supply lines ravaged. the mayor says in his town alone 14 people were killed. haiti's

southern florida escaped the brunt of the storm overnight but officials are warning people from jacksonville through georgia and into the carolinas not to get complacent. states of emergency have been delcared and more than a half- million homes are without power in the southeast. mandatory evacuations also remain in effect. we begin our correspondent marlie hall who's live in orlando with the very latest on hurricane matthew. natshurricane matthew - with its 120-mile-an-hour winds - is lashing florida's atlantic coast. the storm is brining heavy rain, and flooding tides to state.(sot - president obama) "this is stlli a really dangerous hurricane... the potential for storm surge flooding, loss of life and severe property damage continues to exist."more than half a million people are without power after wind gusts approached 100 miles an hour ov. overnight.(sot - gov. rick scott/r-florida) "it's really important that we get power restored as quickly as we can." (gfx)matthew's eye is just off-shore and moving parallel to the coast - hundreds of miles of shoreline, while the storm's flooding ra

half of our weekend and potentially moving back down to the south and east and possibly over southern floridaet into early next week so this is a system that we will be tracking for days to come. watches and warnings posted. we've got a hurricane warning posted from wilmington all the way down to savannah and jacksonville florida and storm surges also a big concern with this system as you get the piling up of water, storm surge at the ground anywhere from six to 9 feet above ground and this could lead to some coastal flooding across many of those coastal communities and a lot of low country areas as well. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast showing you on saturday it's mostly cloudy, high temperature up to 70. we've got those afternoon and evening showers on the way. on sunday clouds to sun, it's breezy, it's a cool day, high temperature in at 66. sunny on monday but it's cool and 65 not a bad one. tuesday partly sunny, high temperature of 67. wednesday clouds and sun and at 70 degrees and on thursday a mix of clouds and sun, high temperature of 71. next friday it is seasonable with a hi

they just put out so mornings for parts of miami and southern florida. hurricane warnings are in for parts of fort lauderdale back into west palm beach into the rest of this week and into the weekend. it just made landfall in cuba as a category four. it's moving 8 miles an hour and moving slow. impact the eastern parts of florida by the time we get into the weekend. we will have to watch that closely over the next few days. here in eastern iowa temperatures were about 10 degrees above average. it was our warmest day in the past 10 days. we are at 69. area ride -- areawide the core in the upper 60s. iowa city at 69. here's temperatures this afternoon. dubuque and the quad cities were in the middle to upper 70s. here's our cold front that stretches the western iowa with scattered showers and thunderstorms. those will continue to push these. there's like rain in charles city into the cora and oelwein. this is what our predictor says as it moves through the and some thunder. by the time we get to 7:00 the push off east into illinois and wisconsin. by cannon

meantime in southern florida, planes, trains and cruise ships have temporarily suspended service. while it's unclear the impact of matthew, what is clear, everyone is bracing for something big. left centre. >> miguel almaguer, thanks. we only need to look at what's already been suffered in the caribbean to understand how dangerous matthew is. in ha rising sharply while a large part of the country remains cut off after a key bridge was washed away. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> stranded, but determined. one by one, they fight a raging river. this woman almost swept away, rescued just in time. this bridge about two hours east of port-au-prince was a crucial lifeline. its collapse choking off access to the southwestern part of haiti. the end of the road is right washed away and now the rush is on to repair it. and get that side the help it so desperately needs. today new images of hurricane matthew's wrath after it slammed into the impoverished country. roads flooded, homes leveled. supply lines ravaged. the mayor says in his town alone 14 people were killed. haiti's official dea

with the wind power lines are down across southern florida. more than 100,000 people remain without power right now. it is a very dangerous situation with the threat of flying debris and housing materials and trees down across the area. even though the eye of the storm has p here are still getting battered with all of this powerful rain and wind. we are still feeling the effects of hurricane matthew very much. for folks here who have evacuated, they're going to be trying to listen for that all clear as to when they might be able to come back here to their homes. given all this wind and rain we are continuing to experience right now that is likely not going to happen anytime soon. 15. >> thank you very much. at home, the newest information coming out of new jersey. that train crash at the station we have been following, the train is now out of the platform. crews were going through the wreckage from the station. one person, a woman, a mom, was killed and 100 other people were injured. the train was going more than when a crash. >>> check this o

summertime and that's producing showers and a couple thunderstorms, mainly heavy showers over far southern florida and the central and northern keys. that will stay there. we will not have to worry about it. we are comfortable. 82, 83 degrees from new port richey to springhill. both at 82. 81 in lakeland. 84 in sarasota. we are looking at 80 degrees in polk city. so everybody's comfortable out there. we have that nice breeze. 10, 15-mile-per-hour sustained winds, although it's blowing steadily at 20 miles per hour in sarasota. 26-mile-per-hour wind gusts there. 23-mile-per-hour wind gusts in lakeland. forecast for tonight, you're headed out, hallow scream, there is a lot to do. it's going to be fantastic out 70s, should stay dry. tomorrow morning upper 60s again. getting to the bus stop, keep that in mind. very comfortable and dry. that's tomorrow mid morning into about lunchtime. and then as we get into the afternoon hours we will continue to keep the high clouds around. showers to the south and the tops get blown off in our direction, plus the jet stream is up above it. so we will have some suns

talk to someone about hurricane andrew a former pitcher intercessor who worked in southern florida at that timehe said that you cannot find we hope the best for the florid coast and here, the governor of florida said that you will die in the storm if you do not protect yourself and those were some words to be seated. >> thank you joel waldman. mostarr out of town but some re there will be flooding and a storm surge with a combination of high tide and heavy rainin i is a bad combination a category four storm is really strong. for us here it was a beautiful afternoon with sal boats on the these are our bonus days. a few showers will make their way here it will be drive for four minut touchdown. in florida the eye of hurricane matthew, category four, advisories in place. >> plans at 140 moving at about tenmo-15 mph is now heading will be moving along the east coast of florida tomorrow and perhaps even make it landfall a timesd. and has been quite sometime since i have dealt with something this extreme, in addition to the time of year. daytona beach and savannah at that point.warnings fro

see the hurricane warnings extend from north carolina all the way down the coastline there of southern florida. still a category 4. the winds are at 130 miles an hour. it will continue to push up to the north, maybe make landfall. maybe not. but lit be very close as we head up toward south carolina to a 1 before it moves out to sea and kind of meanders and probably stays in the vicinity through the middle of next week. we will send it back to you. >> all right, caribe, thank you very much. >>> two fema urban search and rescue teams ton east coast have already deployed along with two other teams in florida. tonight, fema's arizona team is also on standby. team 12's trisha hendricks is joining us from the live alert center with the details. >> report arizona team is activated they have to lode up and be on the road within four hours. if they fly in, that's a big if, they only have six hours to get ready. >> we would move this entire cache onto the semitrailers out here. and a 70 person team would be activated and brought to this location. >> reporter: arizona task force team one is in ready to d

there's also a hurricane watch for southern florida. a lot happening here. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, who has covered many hurricanes. jeff, what are the key factors here? >> the flooding rains damaging winds, because it's so widespread. currently winds of 140-mile-an-hour. and, again, for folks in florida, this is where it is coming all too close to a potential landfall. right now we have it possibly parallel to west palm beach by thursday at 2:00 p.m., winds of 130 miles per hour. also parallel to jacksonville and daytona beach by friday at 2:00 p.m. as a category 3 storm system. and remember, a slight shift in this off towards the west, and we could be talking about that catastrophic florida landfall. so there will be some evacuations going into place. this possibly then moving up to north carolina by saturday for landfall. winds of 100 miles per hour. maybe even holding together by sunday up here towards long island as a category 1 storm. i'll have details back here at home and a possible pattern change and rain for us. that's

. >> hurricane matthew came on strong in southern florida within the last two hours causing street shinesshake and trees to tople over and people quickly started to lose power, 140 mile an hour winds tore this roof off a home in ba ham afters. >> every hurricane has own dna and characteristics and matthew will write its own story. >> they said this will kill you not can but will. that was it. >> that was it. >> winds in florida could also reach 140 miles an hour. more than two million people from florida to carolines were told to evacuate. >>

it could cycle all the way back to the northern bahamas and southern florida during the middle part of next week from tuesday on. what about our weather cross new hampshire for the holiday weekend. that is straight ahead. shelley: a young woman from new hampshire is among the tens of thousands of people hunkering down for the night in the city ride out the storm. in a phone interview tonight, she described the fear and preparation for matthew in florida night. as hurricane matthew closes in on florida new hampshire native , kathryn krauss is hunkered down in ft. lauderdale. in a phone interview tonight, she described to me what it was looking like outside. >> the storm is moving into where we are right now. it's definitely very windy, and gray outside. it's raining sideways. pursuing a license to work as a chef on private yahts. the gilford native only knows one person in florida right now her brother, who is two hours north in west palm beach. but that's a location where the hurricane is expected to hit a lot harder. so krauss decided to stay put. >> honestly, i don't have anywhere el

drive down to the south as a tropical system perhaps head through the bahamas and even skim southern florida early next week. i'll talk more about the storm's impact, also track some rain our way this weekend coming up in the full accuweather forecast. jim. >> thank you cecily. >>> let's talk about travel. flights from south florida got up and running again this afternoon. passengers from miami and fort lauderdale started arriving in philadelphia just about an hour ago. orlando expects limited service beginning tomorrow. but airports from jacksonville, florida, to charlton, south carolina are still closed tonight. matthew devastated the impoverished caribbean nation of haiti. the government is reporting nearly 300 deaths but there are reports that there could be hundreds more. tens of thousands of others are now homeless and crops have been destroyed. >>> our coverage of hurricane matthew continues on 6abc.com and the 6abc news app with live streaming video from locations within the storm zone, photographs of flooding and wind damage and a hurricane tracker to monitor matthew's progress and

suzanne: when he entered southern florida, the firemen there served the 68-year-old something he never had before. >> when they introduced me to cuban coffee, i loved them. suzanne: but lachance admits he's not as young as he used to be. the early morning heat in florida almost had him give up, but he got on his bike and reached key west on september 30. >> i said how did you do that. he said i just kept thinking of all the soldiers over in iraq with all their gear on and i just had to keep doing it. that's my husband. suzanne: if you like to find out more about how to donate to ride 2 recovery, you'll find a link on our website, wmur.com. in sanddown, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. shelley: he is just awesome, great work. and he had the backing of the fire departments. shelley: so turning to hurricane matthew, what a mess it's going to leave in miami. mike: we just don't know the extent of the damage and 80. as it pulls away, we will unfortunately see more of that devastation down there. but florida is next. take a look at a totally different seen here in new england and new hampshire

the winds are blowing in southern florida and they'll only get stronger in the hours ahead. you're looking at a live picture from juneau pier in palm beach florida. four storm.. is bearing down on florida and people who live in its path are under orders to evacuate.we'll have more on matthew and the preparations for its landfall in minutes. but we begin tonight with new information about a series of raids targeting suspected gang . members.the raids were announced this morning in a tweet from the fbi....and just moments ago the bureau held a news conference at its local headquarters with never before heard details.cbs 58's eric levy was there and he's live mike/michele...this is the end result of a year long investigation, but several years of intelligence gathering of this gang. the name of the gang ie 3 disciples", a gang that migrated from chicago in the 1990s. 26 members of the gang are in custody facing federal charges related to conspiracy to deal drugs. during the round up, 3 guns...body armor...85k in cash guns...body armor...85k in cash were all found. drugs as well.

windows, get out of the way, there's a fire truck waiting to get by you. >> when he entered southern florida, the firefighters served the 68-year-old something he never had before. >> they introduced me to cuban coffee. i loved it. early morning heat in florida almost had him give up, but he reached key west on the 30th. >> he kept thinking of the soldiers over in iraq with all of their gear on and i says, and i just had to keep doing it. and that's my husband. that's my jerry. >> if you'd like to find out more about how you can donate to ride to recovery, we'll have a link on our website wmur.com. suzanne roantree, news 9. >> next from a preview of winter to a magical adventure. we'll tell you what's happening, new hampshire. in our next half hour, debate countdown. we'll take a look at final pr vo: small businesses line main streets all over new hampshire - maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, to help our local economy grow. but kelly ayotte helps big corporations. she voted with out-of-state corporates interests like the koch brothers - 90% of the time. billionaires and big corpo

approaching hurricane force -- with those winds, power lines are down across southern florida. more than 100 thousand people remain without power right now. and it is still a very dangerous situation with the threat of flying debris and housing materials, and trees down across the area. even though the eye of the storm has passed our location, people here are still getting battered with extremely powerful rain bands and of course as we are still very much feeling the effects of hurricane matthew. now we are waiting on word from emergency managers on when its ok for everyone who has evacuated here to move back. live in micco (mee-ko) florida, i'm jason lamb, now back to you. be mostly minor damage at kennedy space center. an office building suffered some roof damage, and parked cars had damage as well. 13 action news is getting results for people with say some of our sidewalks are causing problems for their wheelchairs. the problem is the roads are uneven at the intersection of charleston and lamb. so if you're in a wheelchair or power chair and you cross the street, there's a l

gain strength, merge, circle round and then of course what's at stake here is the tip, the southern tip of florida. so that's the concern right now, of course, ron. we are watching this very closely as we have been for the last 24-48 hours. >> okay. well, it's, you know, you see particularly if that eye is to make landfall at any point as it scrapes along the coastline. we invite you to stick with fox 10 for continuing coverage of hurricane matthew on air and online with fox news now. we continuously stream on your phone throughout the day. just get the fox 10 phoenix app on your phone, and then you'll get the updates as we continue, live reporting on news now. >>> traffic alert of maricopa where a once again, those lanes on the state route 347 and it's at casa blanca road. a.d.o.t. says the closure is right there, a little north, actually, they are telling drivers to expect long delays in the area. there is no time estimated to reopen the northbound lanes. >>> a man is behind bars in connection with a series of pretty suspicious fires. authorities say thomas leaper junior admitted to setting most

making it back up to a four by tonight and starting its way toward miami or at least toward southern florida. should be off the coast of miami this is 2:00 a.m. still a category four skirting up the coast and then weakening and heading back out to sea. some of the long range models, looks like it might interact with julia and might turn around. that is something we're going to be watching. tons of traffic out there. looks like a lot of people heading out to hike. beautiful day for it yesterday. you want a sweater heading out the door. sunrise 60. paradise 60. the big board across our area, quiet conditions for us. there is going to be a disturbance making its way through the great basin. the only impact will be a dip in the temperatures tomorrow. tonight looking at 59 is the overnight low. 81 tomorrow then warming back up on columbus day. >> dana: time to take you live to the floor of the nasdaq. jane king joins you. the payday loan companies are called loan sharks. a judge here agrees with that depiction. >> good morning. one involves scott tucker. professional race car driver tucker and ot

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all eyes on southern florida as they are getting ready for a here is a look at our seven-day forecast looking ai ahigh today around 80. 84 on friday. increasing temperatures this weekend. back to upper 80's by sunday and a chance for showers, even isolated thunderstorm on columbus day. >> krystal: thank you for that. it is 6:18 on this thursday. parents acr after the father of a newborn posted a picture of their hospital bill. apparently he was charged for skin to skin contact after the birth. he was charged for holding his baby after the baby was born. he posted the photo of his bill saying we had to pay $39.35 to hold his baby after the baby was born. it says skin to skin after c the bill. he made a go fund me page to pay off the charge having fun with it. he made it clear the experience was a positive one. a lot of users found the post to be annoying and some of the problems with the health care system. a labor and delivery nurse did clear up the issue regarding that charge. >> dana: talking about sunday night football here on nbc. this week is the new york giants at the green bay

it's going to try to head back toward the bahamas and potentially by the middle of to southern florida. so very interesting situation happening there. we'll still be tracking that. not only tonight, but as we head into next week as well. so a lot more on that but back here closer to home. those rain chances are going up. we have some clouds that have rolled in tonight. rain chances going up after midnight tonight. so if you have plans outdoors this evening, things looking very pleasant. we'll hit the 80s as we go into the 11:00 hour. we look at this hour by hour. clouds continuing to move a disturbance approaches arizona and begins to move through. futurecast picking up on some of those rain chances across the valley by 5:00. best chance of valley rain will be tomorrow. these will be moving to the north and across the high country as we get into the afternoon hour. may see a little bit of sunshine back into that south eastern portion of the state into pinol county. may mean we will see a few isolated thunderstorms. right around 10% but if we do see a few storms down there we blowing du

. >> the storm has passed much of southern florida. those areas not out of danger just yet. ntral florida, things are starting to get better from south to north. we are getting gusty winds well inland and on the coast here in northern florida. the winds are picking up in georgia and tropical storm condition will be spreading as a afternoon goes on. >> you run out of time to do your preparations. the other thing i want to show is the potential for storm surge flooding of normal dry grounds which includes the tide. this includes the storm surge and tide combined together. what's the potential? it could be as much as six feet aboveground in places like charleston and that's why it is so important for people to get out if emergency managers in those areas are telling you to go. >> reporter: what a lot of folks don't know is just a random thursday afternoon if they get a quick shower, those streets there have been known to flood quickly. >> mr. knabb, thank you, when we come back here, we'll get a live update from rehema ellis, she's in savannah, georgia. a live look there in sava

airline flights are expected to rum in the southern florida locations perhaps later this morning where as some of the airports in the central to northern part of the state will remain closed. >> leyla santiago is in wrightsville beach in north carolina expected to see the biggest impact from hurricane matthew. leyla? >> reporter: lena and bill, since we have been up morning, 3:00 this morning, we have certainly seen rain come and go. but the wind has remained consistent. take a look behind me. you can see the chopper water out there now that the sun has come up. we can get a better view of that, and then i'll bring you to another side where you can wind sort of swaying around. you can see the trees and the leaves showing you the wind as well. and you know, just this morning, new hanover county saying that rainfall at amounts and winds from matthew are expected to cause flooding and downed trees and power outages. new hanover county is not the only area we're monitoring. we'll keep an eye on brunswick county. at 8:00 this morning, they will begin voluntary evacuations and shelters ready

ordered to evacuate as the now category 4 hurricane tears across the bahamas and has begun lashing southern floridale-an-hour winds and a storm surge about 15 feet above normal.

what does that say about how the candidates are feeling if she is in southern florida and he is out here at this stage of the game? >> it shows what they see in we know that if a candidate appears in an area and a lot of people go, people who go are more likely to vote than those who don't. so, rallying somebody -- that's why trump is having the event in a big venue so a lot of people can come. she is going to southeast florida because she will raise money down there. >> well, we can talk about the money disparity, quite a bit with advertising. you showed me a graph before we came out here, orlando and ta advertising being spent by quite a bit, several million. some place in ohio is next. >> this is the most money being spent. of the 10 largest markets in the country-- >> tampa and orlando. >> $81 million is being spent on advertising in florida. twice as much by hillary than trump but over half of that is spent guess where, orlando and tampa. more ads than anybody else in the u.s., you are. >> trump is using this rigged election rhetoric. we saw that front and center at the third debate

at least one airline is already canceled flight to southern florida.e live in the fox weather center with what you need to know. >>> meanwhile hundreds of american heroes dying while waiting for care. outrageous. new details from a new report on phoenix's veterans affairs hospital. >>> donald trump holding a rally in nevada right now, praising his running mate mike pence's performance at last night's debate.