matthew could pass over southwestern haiti later today... you can see what the winds and rain already brought to jamaica. jamaica, haiti and part of cuba are all under hurricane warnings... officials in haiti say they have enough shelters for about 340-thousand people. and in cuba - any non essential personnel at guantanamo bay - have been evacuated. going on a vacation, paying for a expensive.. but experts say - dipping into certain accounts - will cost you - and your family - down the road. any city employees want to voluntarily leave their jobs. the city is facing budget cuts... and is asking for volunteers for layoffs - before being forced to make cuts. grand junction has 635 full time employees. employees have until october 17th to take the deal - right now - the city manager says grand junction is facing a 2-million dollar shortfall in the general and captial improvement budgets. the good news... parents are tryihg to save money for their child's college education. the bad news... some of them - aren't very good at it. an t-rowe price s

you have more on the local most vulnerable parts of southwestern haiti. you see here the images. matthew is being blamed for at least four deaths already. and up to 40 inches of rain are possible in some areas of haiti. that could trigger huge mudslides throughout the mountainous region. there is an orphanage in haiti founded in honor of the massachusetts native who died in the earthquake that ravaged that nation back in 2010. to be like brit orphanage is standing strong with the threat of a hurricane looming man whoor video on facebook live overnight. all of the kids still having fun. there he says they are trying to keep everything as normal as possible for now, but also he says they're prepared. >> we're prepared for the worst, hoping for the best, but from all reports, we're expecting, you know, anywhere from 25 to 40 inches of rain. we have identified the best areas for which to sheller in place. we've boarded up all of the food and water the last for a week. the haitian flag waving in the win width this morning. the orphanage is named after brittney gangel who sent a text me

are still south of any large land mass, but tropical storm force winds are already impacting southwestern haiti. here is the latest on hurricane hunter measurements have the wind speeds near the center, sustained at around 140 mph, which makes matthew a category 4 storm. it is moving north, slowly, at near 6 mph. it is forecast to move very close, if not make landfall on western haiti tomorrow morning, and perhaps making a second landfall in eastern cuba later in the evening. hurricane warnings are in place for jamaica, western haiti, and eastern parts of the bahamas. tuesday night, matthew is forecast to move northwest, to just off the southeast u-s coast. there is still some uncertainty to its exact track, but a landfall in this area is still possible. even if this doesn't happen, significant effects could still be possible along coastal areas. bruce and beth, back to you. today the new york attorney general ordered the trump foundation to immediately stop funr foundation never registered to fund-raise in the state. an investigation started after media reports showed donald trump may have per

the center is expected to approach southwestern haiti overnight. you will see it will just be coming off of haiti tomorrow at 8 a.m. you can see all of these red areas indicating hurricane warnings. as we get toward wednesday, it looks like it will slowly be making its way toward the bahamas. wind. it will continue to lift northward. the latest track from the hurricane center has shifted that conquest. now it is the carolinas and perhaps eastern carolina could be impacted by this. you see the uncertainty with the computer models. it is a possibility we could be impacted as we get toward the overcoming there's lots of time it to watch the system. there is a disturbance off to the west that will generate showers. we will time that for you just ahead. heather? heather: new at noon, outrage in lawrence after a stadium is trashed and left with litter. sky 5 over the scene at veterans memorial stadium. again, this is lawrence. this is on route 114. here's a closer look on the ground now. mayor dan rivera says the field was left that way by those in charge

lashing southwestern haiti...as it slowly churns up the caribbean. (nats of ugc) drenching jamaica...and threatening millions in its path. this child nearly pulled out to sea. eastern cuba...bracing for a direct hit. so is the bahamas. even the u-s east coast is preparing foe impact...still days away. sot: right now, the projected path is a little off the coast, time to get ready. nasa cameras capturing this dramatic view of the monster storm from space matthew is already blamed for at least 4 deaths...including 2 fisherman in haiti the last time a category four storm hit the country...thousands were killed and hundreds of villages were washed away. the poorest nation in the western hemisphere...still struggling to recover from a catastrophic earthquake six years ago. sot: (jessica pearl/mercycorps) "this storm can be highly devastating for haiti, particularly because of the rainfall." (start graphic) are possible in some areas. that could trigger huge mudslides through the rugged mountains.... worsened by massive deforestation in this impoverished c

and aid is starting to arrive in southwestern haiti. thousands stood in lines in the hot sun in order to receive assistance. tens of thousands are left homeless and hungry because of the hurricane. octotober is the second wettest month of the year in haiti. so more rain is expected. and there's a tropical disturbance.e. now let's go to north america. there's a chance for a storm up to canada. watch out for thundnderstorms a hail. andd akross the wewest, another system is moving into british columbia. more rain expected for the coast and some snows across inland locations. and seattle will turn wet once again on friday and temperatures are going to be up to 14 degrees. then we're at 24 degrees still on the warmer side in washington, d.c. at 21 degrees. behind it cooler air coming in. only 12 for the high in chicago. only 11 in toronto with rainy weather. and as we go into the weekend, temperatures will drop significantly in the northeastern united states. halifax 18 on friday down to 11 on your sunday. new york 24 on friday down to 14 on

. >>> a powerful hurricane matthew is threatening southwestern haiti today with heavy rain and 130-mile-an-hour wind. it appears, though, that matthew will spare a direct hit on jamaica later today. but a hurricane warning remains in effect for jamaica. haiti, parts of southeastern bahamas. the storm is the strongest to reach the caribbean in nine years. meteorologist craig setser is tracking its path. >> the news is not good with hurricane matthew. category four much of the weekend and looks like it's strengthening across the caribbean and northern eyelids here. jamaica out of the woods in terms of the core of the hurricane but still could feel hurricane force wind. rainfall and creating serious, maybe deadly life-threatening flash floods there. this is the tuesday morning time frame. after that, up to the north in the bahamas here potentially impacting the southeast u.s. by late in the week, the cone is tracking where the center is expected to be so if it takes a track further to the west, could see impacts in south carolina, north carolina and georgia and possibly the east coast of florida t

the center of matthew is expected to be near southwestern haiti and jamaica tonight. >> reporter: here in jamaica they aren't just worried about the torrential rain and gusty wind, but also the storm surge. the waves here along the coast began pounding this island country of about 3 million several hours ago and it's been picking pup. fairly ominous and more clouds have been rolling in here. they expect these waves to kick up. they've asked all fisherman to leave this area. as a matter of fact, up and down the coastline here we haven't seen any boats out here, but many fishermen have not heeded the warnings. the big concern is later on tonight when these waves kick up even more as they pound the coast, they're asking for folks who live in this area to evacuate. you can see some people including the police are out here at this hour monitoring we expect it to turn much more dangerous in the hours to come. >> you will hear much more about hurricane matthew coming up on nbc nightly news. >>> the wind was the weather news here today, not quite hurricane strength, but it was strong and a pre

packing 140 mile-an-hour winds and could drop up to three feet of southwestern haiti tonight and move into cuba tomorrow and florida governor rick swot warns people if the hurricane were to change said path and hit the u.s. east coast the potential damage could be catastrophe. >> it looks like that is holding on to its powers. >> it looks like that is holding on. we are still several days out to really know if it is going to hit the united states. for sure we know it is hitting on the weather computer. now, more on the statistics with that. take a look here and put it in motion. right now we are looking at 145 mile-an-hour winds with the storm. it is moving north at seven miles an hour and currently it is still hanging on to that cat gore 4 hurricane status. again, as it continues to move through haiti. parts of eastern cuba there 5. making the way closer to the united states coast. it will be a category 3 hurricane. that is the end of the week. getting closer to friday. so, again, areas throughout the bahamas and haiti will see up to 25 inches of rain. a cat cat area for that area. h

tonight, it's getting closer to southwestern haiti where in there could be isolated amounts close to 40 inches. we've had just over 20 inches this entire year. incredible rainfall expected. the winds damaging as well. you can see as we get toward tuesday evening at 8:00 p.m., that's when it will be in eastern cuba. from there, we're talking the middle of the week by the time it's up to the bahamas. friday evening, it's probably going to be somewhere off the coast of florida. this is a very slow-moving storm system and beyond this point, there's a lot o with our computer models exactly where it is going to go, but the east coast is really still on guard with this thing as many of our computer models are serving it out to sea, but there are some that are giving it a close brush here in southern new england. so this is something we're going to be watching very closely. it's trending offshore with a lot of our computer models but something we need to watch. if there were any impacts here, they would come in next weekend. we have plenty of time. we got some rainfall over the of an inch fo

pounding the most vulnerable, lashing southwestern haiti, as it slowly churns up the caribbean. threatening jamaica and millions in its path. this child nearly pulled out to sea. eastern cuba bracing for a direct hit, so is the bahamas. even the u.s. east coast is preparing for the storm's impact. >> right now the projected path is a little off the coast. it could change at a moment's notice. when that happened, we'll not have a lot of timo 37. >> reporter: matthew is already blamed for three deaths, including a fisherman in haiti. the last time a category 4 storm hit the country, thousands were killed and hundreds were washed away. the nation still struggling to recover from a catastrophic earthquake six years ago. >> this storm could be highly devastating for haiti, particularly the rainfall. >> reporter: up to 40 inches are rain are possible in some areas, that could trigger huge mudslides massive deforestation in this impoverished country and leaving thousands in danger. known as the promise land, it's where more than 200,000 people settled after the earthquake. now they're

deliveries -- aid deliveries have been slow to hit the hardest -- to reach the hardest hit areas of southwestern haiti. 175,000 people have lost their homes. >> i cannot save anything. friends have had to donate clothing to me and my children and where sleeping on the street. >> tensions have been burning among the local population, so much so that a ship carrying 35 tons of aid was forced to turn back over the weekend because of security concerns at the location port. meanwhile, there is anger among students who think having their education interrupted will be closed for the foreseeable future. >> things are very upsetting right now. as well as having no books, we have nowhere to stay and nothing to eat. everything was taken from us even our animals. >> it could take at least a decade for parts of the country to recover. but there is still hope for haiti. the u.n. has launched an emergency appeal to raise $120 million of aid. claire: frayed nerves at the europeans agency as he gets ready to put a probe on mars after a journey of half a billion kilometers. a robot should touchdown in the coming hours.

. >> reporter: tonight hurricane matthew is pounding the most vulnerable, lashing southwestern haiti, as it slowly churns up the caribbean. threatening jamaica and millions in its path. this child nearly pulled out to sea. eastern cuba bracing for a direct hit, so is the bahamas. even the u.s. east coast is preparing for the storm's impact. >> right now the projected path is a little off the coast. it could change at a moment's we'll not have a lot of time to get ready 37. >> reporter: matthew is already blamed for three deaths, including a fisherman in haiti. the last time a category 4 storm hit the country, thousands were killed and hundreds were washed away. the nation still struggling to recover from a catastrophic earthquake six years ago. >> this storm could be highly devastating for haiti, particularly the rainfall. >> reporter: up to 40 inches are rain are possible in some through the rugged mountains, worsened by massive deforestation in this impoverished country and leaving thousands in danger. known as the promise land, it's where more than 200,000 people settled after the

tonight matthew is expected to hit southwestern haiti and head into cuba tuesday. 700 family members have been evacuated from the facility at guantanamo bay to florida. several soldiers from county carson remain -- from fort carson remain in the storm's soldier. she lives in pueblo. she said her husband described a chaotic weekend down there boarding up windows and he told her they're only prepared for a category 2 storm. >> if the storm hits, they'll probably lose power. they're probably going to lose all connection, so pretty darn nervous, just hoping for the guest with him. >> another group of coloradans are in matthew's path in haiti. the group from summit church in centennial are on a service trip there. they plan to stay through the or the disaster relief. >>> the same cold front that brought the wind to the front range today brought snow to parts of the high country. areas near rabbit ears pass, steamboat, vail and pikes peak got snow. there's a chance the metro area might see some of the same. kathy sabine is tracking a cold front arriving in the next few days. it will bring

a dangerous category 4 hurricane is damaging haiti's southwestern peninsula. in the u-s, forecasters say it's too early to say how the east coast could be but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good plan on a really nice thursday! highs will be into the 70s for all areas with a nice mix of sunshine and clouds. our progress eastward today and should bring a rain chance to the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. once we get past about 9am wednesday, the rain chance should be out of here as high pressure builds back in for the rest of the day. by tomorrow night and especially thursday, the front buckles back into the area in response to caribbean. this should allow for plentiful moisture to run up and down this front, and rain totals over 1" look likely on thursday alone. due to recent dry weather, flooding should not be a problem. get the jackets out for friday and saturday as temperatures dip primarily into the 50s!today: partly cloudy and mild. wind: chance of rain late. wind: se 10-15 low: 61 tomorrow: showers possible early, then

$6.9 million needed for money, medical aid, sanitation, and assistance to 30,000 people in southwestern haitiard by hurricane matthew. unicef says it needs $5 million to meet the immediate needs of children in the region. on sunday night, donald trump and hillary clinton meet for a town hall style debate at washington university in st. louis, missouri, the second debate presenting challenges for both candidates. secretary clinton has been largely absent from the campaign trail preparing for the event. mr. trump held his own town hall event in new hampshire on thursday but denies it was practice. .oin us sunday night we'll have special coverage before and after the second presidential debate. coverage begins at eight 30 p.m. -- 8:30 p.m. new york time. a piece of a wing found off the coast of the arusha confirmed to be part of the mh 370 flight. 230aircraft vanished with nine people on board during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing in march 2014. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarle

announcing an emergency for $6.9 million for medical aid, shelter and water for 50,000 people in southwestern haiti who were hit by that hurricane. needed to meet the immediate needs of children in the region. colombia's president is dedicating his nobel peace prize to the people of his country. the nobel committee honored on anuel santos -- juan m santos. santos is trying to resurrect it. a group of high-profile defectors will establish a north --ean government index i'll in exile. they would try to install a democratic political system in north korea with an economy based on china's. the un security council will extend a crackdown on human trafficking. member nations will be allowed inspect ships on the high seas. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. nejra: now to washington, d.c. where global finance leaders and central bankers are convening this week for the annual meeting of the imf and world bank. francine the pot is there. -- francine lacqua is there standing by with sergio ermotti. fra

high winds and heavy rai expected to travel just east of jamaica before barreling near or over southwestern haiti. matthew could bring up to forty inches of rain to the impoverished nation... with the potential to cause deadly flooding and mudslides. haiti's president is asking residents to listen to authorities... and get out of harm's way. privert says: "..don't shake your head and think god is not good. the messages we will give you are for your well-being." voice of translator jamaica's normally busy capital quiet dozens headed to a red cross shelter for safety. gerald says: "..my roof is not solid and the hurricane is coming.'' forecasters say matthew is on track to move on to cuba . preparations there are already underway. some 225-thousand people are being evacuated from the county's east coast... as other cubans line up to stock up on supplies. rosita says: "..we are getting ready. we are grappling with this, and looking forward." voice of translator a category five storm... making it the most powerful atlantic hurricane since felix in two-thousand- seven. it's too early to say what kind

we've seen more rain here in port-au-prince overnight but a large swathe of the southwestern part of haiti remains cut off from communications.so the full extent of the damage is not yet known.this was a powerful storm... the strongest hurricane to hit hait than fifty years.now hurricane matthew is making its way north, slamming into the eastern tip of cuba overnight. and now the bahamas as well and the eastern part us is now threatened and evacuations are planned in south carolina."for those of that are you wondering whether you should leave or not i again will tell you that if you do not leave you are putting a law enforcement officer or a national guardsman's life on the line when they have to go back and get you."now the death toll is expected to climb to at expected to climb to at least eight right now in the caribbean.but aid to the southwestern part of haiti and will be assessing the damage today."all this and a major clean up effort begins today up effort begins today in the rest of haiti. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, prince." meteorologist brian gotter joins us now with a look at you

haiti. southwestern tip of haiti tomorrow night. officials there say they have approximately 1300 shelters open across the island. lindsey will have the latest storm track in a few minutes. in the meantime, search teams are looking for a missing boy in waukesha. sheldon: coming up, will go back to terry sater for another update. adrienne: new details about that deadly commuter what the engineer says happened just before slamming into the station. lindsey: that sunshine is coming important local coverage, you are watching wisn 12 news at 10:00. with sheldon dutes has, adrienne patterson, lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 sports. wisn 12 news at 10:00 continues. adrienne: we are following breaking news right now. police and sheriff's deputies are searching for this 10-year-old boy with autism who is missing. people last saw him going into a corn field by his home. terry stillwater circle and oxbow drive with the very latest. terry: there are more than 100 volunteers out searching this neighborhood as well as neighborhoo

battery, radios, plastic >> reporter: they say that matthew could hit eastern jamaican southwestern haiti tomorrow. dave aguilera is here with your forecast. it seems they are getting a lot of moisture in that direction. >>> they will. next weekend, we will have to watch the east coast of the united states. it could be really problematic out there. right here, current temperatures are going nicely. nothing to worry about. 52 in fort colli 54 at dia. from nancy rockwell who is our weather watcher out there. taylor browned from loveland sent this from corbin creek. southern colorado is picking this weekend. if you can, take a drive down there. northern colorado is past peak, but it still looks pretty if you want to check out some high-pressure ridge that is developing over the central rockies. this is holding everything up. there is a big low-pressure trough off of the coast of california. you can see the leading edge of that cool air already making it into utah. this will be swinging through here in changing our weather. today, we will be mild and warm. tomorrow, same deal. is that jet str

of haiti.the winds kicked up in haiti yesterday sunday, and matthew could pass over or near haiti's southwestern tip late today monday.hurricane warnings are up for jamaica, haiti, and parts of cuba. the fatal shooting of an african american teen by police in california sparked protests in a south los angeles neighborhood. protesters chanted, carried signs, and blocked a rm 18-year-old carnell snell jr was shot and killed by police on saturday after he bailed from a vehicle being pursued and ran away on foot. the supreme court of the united states is back in session. the eight justices return to the bench and will face a volatile docket with timely cases on race, religion, and immigration. this includes whether a transgender boy may use the boys' restroom in a virginia high school or refuse to serve a same-sex couple. no folding under the intense international pressure of the ryder cup.the united sates golfers dominated this weekend in minnesota.the 17-11 victory over europe was their biggest rout in 35 years.for the first time since 1975, every u.s. player won at least one match. and for the fi

provide critical food, water and shelter to the , hundreds of thousands of people suffering in southwestern haiti. this is rudolph mullerer of the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs speaking at a news conference. tothe government of haiti provide life-saving assistance and protection to 750,000 people out of 1.4 million people in need over the next three months. to do so, we urgently need to rs.ilize 119 million dolla amy: the united nations says hurricane matthew has trtriggerd the e largest humanitarian criss in haiti since the 2010 earthquake. he kililled as many as 300,000 people. survivors reported drinking well water contaminated by dead livestock. at leastst 13 pele h have diedef cholera after floodwaters s mixd with s sewage. on s sunday, haiti's ambassadoro the united natioions in geneva, pierre-arere dunbar,r, told reporters the country may also face a famine. >> this is not a population which is now on its knees, but on the ground. in front of the atrocity of hurricane matthew. important one, the city has been systematically devastated and 80% of the houses were destro

matthew leveled entire part of southwestern haiti. such heartbreaking video there. >>> we want to get a check of fast track traffic. how are things there? >> not too bad. here's 93 as you make your way through summerville. things are a little bit slow. let's go to the map. we're watching an accident on woburn. we go to maps you can see the left lane blocked here southbound and it's at washington street. causing some delays because of this accident. south of town braintree the boston northbound on the expressway. 25 minutes still this morning you get ready to head tout door this morning. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. 24 minutes 18 minutes into town. 93 southbound 128 to zakim bridge. also 24 minutes if you take the t this morning we watch some moderate delays on the red line. back to you guys >> let's get back to breaking news how hundred of thousands of people without power as matthew moves past florida here. transformer could be scene exploding overnight. the number of expected to grow throughout the day zmroochlt

haiti where there are hurricane warnings up right now, a landfall expected somewhere here near southwestern haiti as we get into the overnight hours tonight, and in parts of southern haiti, there was the potential for 15 to 25 inches of rain localized spots could see up to 40 inches. that will be devastating in terms of the rainfall, the mudslides, and a life threatening situation, and this storm will lift so we get into tuesday night, impacting cuba, and by wednesday it's moving through the bahamas. from this point it continues to lift and likely will be weakening, but our computer models are really struggling as to where this is going to go, as we go through the weekend. you can see our computer models here, indicating a track near or off the shore, so it's going to be a while before we know where this is heading, but any impact here locally would come next time between now and then and we'll keep you posted. in the meantime we have fog now, the north shore, look at visability under a quarter of a mile, so fog may slow you down. notice the temperatures are stuck in the 50s still. we've been run

hurricane matthew slammed into haiti southwestern coast earlier this morning. residents are bracing themselves for the region's strongest storm in nearly a decade. life threatening floods, landslides and sustained winds of up to 145 miles an hour are expected to come with this category four storm. organizations are standing by to begin emergency relief. >>> your heart certainly goes out to everyone down there. we have to watch and see what will happen here. >> we dodge this is going to really strike quite a bit of real estate over time. you mentione mentioned 145 miler that's incredibly strong for landfall. we'll sever stronger storms out in the open water for that to make landfall at that speed on that island in particular it's just so unfortunate. >> it really could be devastating. unfortunately i think we'll be seeing lot of very tragic looking pictures coming out of haiti in the days ahead here but this storm is obviously still on its track it's still got a lot of other places that it may strike or even just have a glancing blow to. we are one of them. let'

haiti and jamaica. the category storm had sustained winds of 140 miles per hour as it moved north yesterday. the eye of the storm was expected to pass near or over the southwestern tip of haiti today before heading to eastern cuba, according to the u-s national hurricane center in miami. the arizona diamondbacks are now searching for a fifth g-m and fifth manager since 2010 after cleaning the team fired second year manager chip hale and general manager dave stewart the diamondbacks have not had a winning year in five seasons. chief baseball officer tony la russa, who hired hale and stewart, will return to the team, but his role moving forward is unclear. ?? toss to morning juice ?? we've all been there before... having to explain an absence from school with a note.. either from your parents, or a doctor...but one fifth grader in philadelphia - has the bruce srpringsteen. michael fenerty and his dad went to springsteen's concert in philadelphia on september 7th. that night he set a record for his longest u-s concert.. playing 4 hours and 3 minutes on the night of michael's first day of school.the two went to a book signing event that bruce was holding a few days

the eye of the storm is expected to travel just east of jamaica before barreling near or over southwestern haitiw could bring up to 40-inches of rain to the impoverished nation with the potential to cause deadly flooding and mudslides. haiti's president is asking residents to listen to authorities and get out of harm's way. >> don't shake your head and think god is not good. the messages we will give you for your well-being. >> reporter: jamaica's normally busy capital quite ahead of matthew's arrival. streets in kingston empty as dozens header to red cross shelter for safety. >> my roof is not solid and hurricane is coming. >> reporter: forecasters say matthew is on track to move on to cuba. preparations there are already underway. some 225,000 people are being evacuated from the country's east coast askew bans line up to stock up on supplies. >> translator: we are getting ready. we are grappling with this. not looking forward. >> reporter: matthew briefly strengthening to category five storm. making it the most powerful atlantic hurricane since felix in 2007. it's too early to say what kind of

into the southwestern coast of haiti this morning with maximum sustained winds topping 140 miles per hour. the country still recovering from the 2010 earthquake remains vulnerable to the storm's powerful force. haitian officials tried to persuade shanti town residents to move into shelters. in a news conference monday, the country has already received pledges of aid >>he and organizations p help. >>reporter: jamaica issued a tropical storm warning instead of a hurricane warning, the island not as heavily hit as first expected, though rains and strong tide from matthew caused heavy flooding. >> if the heavy rains once the hurricane hits, there will be flooding covering homes and that is why the people have been transported. >>reporter: residents in guantanamo bay, cuba also evacuating as the storm makes the state of emergency will allow the government here to prepare for possible evacuations and activate the national guard. >> you and i were just talking, the reason everyone in florida isored is because remember charlie and the little turn and if it parallels the coast like you're say