supposedly, st. jamest on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year.

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police say he met the through an app and brought her to st. james cemetery in whitman yesterday, where he raped her. fox 25 robert goulston is live in whether itman and, robert, this guy is married and was wearing a gps monitoring device when he was arrested? >> yeah, his name is charles lovejoy and he has been in trouble for sexual assaulting a child before, in fact, he is out of jail on probation right now, for that crime. but police here at whitman say he struck again. >> charles love joy is listed on living and working in lowell. he was convicted of sexually assaulting his friend's child in 2009, in charleston. he served two years for that and currently is on probation for five years. but early monday morning, he turned up at this whitman cemetery, with a 14 year-old girl in his car. the police say he met the girl on a messenger app called kick. he picked you her up in another town and took her to st. james cemetery in whitman. the girl told police he gave her a ring and said she could have it i when she told him she wanted to go home, police sa

we could not even get into the town of princeville because all tarboro night now at st. james street in downtown about half a mile away from the tar river. it's blocked off because of the high water. let's look at what the tar river looked like yesterday. river is supposed to crest sometime between 8-10 am this morning and payment how high the water gets it could get to a point that the princeville dike is unable to hold the water. if that happens the town could flood and right now there is a mandatory evacua >> all you can do is pray. >> that should be held with the dike but it is too close for us not to be cautious which is why we ordered evacuations. >> reporter: because of that mandatory evacuation in princeville we are again in tarboro were more than 200 people came to the local high the crystal happen 8-10 am this morning and we will keep you updated. >>> also breaking news. evacuations underway in moore county the woodlake dam and eastern moore county is going to breach soon. this is a picture of the dam aberdeen times. if it breaks it could cause to- 3 feet of addition

spotted 31-year-old charles lovejoy, a level three sex offender, 1:30 monday morning monday leaving st. james cemetery with a 14-year-old girl in the car. the girl told police he touched and fondled her inner thigh and she said no. the teen later told an officer there was sexual intercourse and according to these court documents, when the sex offender was arrested, he wasn't wearing underwear and the teen victim didn't have on any shoes. the lowell registered sex offender met the girl through kik, a popular online app. police say the man picked her up at her home out of town and drove her to the whitman cemetery. the alleged victim's statement to police say she was offered a ring with a black diamond stone if she had sex. she called her alleged rapist by the name peter, not charles lovejoy. police warn online profiles are n must be vigilant cyberspace monitors. >> anything can be portrayed online. people change their age and what they look like and gender even. rhondella: police found cell phones in the suspect's vehicle, along with additional jewelry and unopened packages of lovejoy is being

this is at the first unitarian church across from st. james park. the men are on tour to talk about the importance of dialogue as a way to find peace in the middle east. >> we want to prove to each of our communities that there is somebody on the other side to talk to. that's often the first objection that people have. >> we have people on both sides, the israeli side, the palestinian side, who can talk and reach reason and find that common ground. >> the peace talk was open to the public. >>> looking for a man who pretended to be an officer. i'm michelle roberts. coming up with the latest on the suspect. >> big changes for drivers heading westbound on the bay bridge. if you want to get off at the island, the exit is now on the opposite side. i'm christie smith. what it's about and why some commuters have their concern. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. the weekend just around the corner. we're setting ourselves up with some awesome weather. 74 in san jose. mostly sunny skies. i'll have details in the next chance of rain and ou

. >> another staffer debbie relies on is cocoa st. james. also known as mikey.e tracks the changes in trends in inventory. >> i told her we need neons. she's like, do we not have any? i was like, uh, no. she's like, okay, get some, so we got some. >> no matter what you want, i say, mikey, buy whatever you want. because i know that the one thing mikey never wants to hear is, mikey, you bought that and it didn't sell. so it's a win-win for me. >> the final piece of this puzzle is the vendors themselves. debbie says they have often got her back. >> i trust my vendors. and they want me to stay in business, and they want me to make money. they want to see me succeed. so they're not going to dump stuff on me that -- they're not going to say, oh, buy this, it's great, if it's junk. because if i go out of business, then what happens to them? >> while it's true that no one can predict the future, if you look at past sales history, your customers' questions, your sales staff intuition and vendors research, you stand a good chance of staying ahead of the curve. that's what

similar to something >> reporter: they are worried it's all going to happen again because we're on st. james street in tarboro. i talked with a gentleman who said he drove right through this street onto the next around 8 pm last night and look how high theiver has got now. it's only expected to rise more. look at the tar river looks sometime between 8-10 am this morning and evening on how high the water gets it could get to a point the princeville diet is unable to hold the water. event happens the town could flood right now there's a mandatory evacuation in princeville and the town is no stranger to this. in 1999 many homes were destroyed or damaged from hurricane floyd. >> lot of people the pressure. i wonder how much of the people will get. >> reporter: for those people that could not actually leave the area they are being set up at local high school tarboro high school with the red cross shelter. there is more than 200 people there already in the tar river will crest around 9 am this morning. are also underway in moore county. the woodlake dam in eastern moore county could breach soon. t

the festival is from 11:00 until 6:00 at st. james park. the sonoma county oktoberfest begins and the focus is on the rising popularity of sour and hoppy beers. the sweet sounds of funky tunes. local and national bruce will provide a fall lineup of beers on saturday at second and motor park. in sports the nine display at home in the raiders and the? roadway. that is your weekend watch.'s>> i think that covers everything. coming up, accusations of excessive force. actions taken by a police officer the cost him his job. >>> a vandal makes a public apology after defacing a war memorial. the effort to give closer to those affected. >>> or a public apology from a young man who defaced the war memorial at oak hills park. >> as part of the deal that he made with the da's office after the memorial was vandalized last june. we talked to veterans who were at last night's meeting looking for closure. >> reporter: about 50 veterans and their families came to the building and dansville looking for closure to a crime they wish never happened. >> as a vet

this is the end of east st. james street, and it looks like a lake. they say precaution now could mean fewer regrets later. my kids thought i was crazy, but now i feel good, i have a truck full of stuff because you never know. >> i feel like they're doing a great job. i feel like our town and county is really on the ball. >> reporter: and i spoke with emergency services about an hour ago, and they say the river right now is about 31 and a half feet. as far as when people might be able to return back to their homes, they say they really don't want to give a definitive the river crests tomorrow, then they'll have a better idea of when people can get back into their neighborhoods, and i also have to add that emergency management wants people to know this is a very fluid situation, and this is what everyone is watching, however they're extremely concerned about the entire county of edgecombe, so no one is going unnoticed tonight. >> candace sweat, thank you. trying to overcome the damage already happening there. >> ken smith has how people are coping toni

. >> monday morning police stopped him at st. james cemetery in whitman with a 14-year-old girl in his car. state representative shauna o'connel says this is another example of the state's laws not doing enough. >> children are the most vulnerable in our society and i do not believe that >> reporter: love joy is on probation after serving two years for the child sex crime in charlestown. in this new crime, police say love joy met the girl on kick, a messenger app, he picked her up in another town and took her to the whitman's cemetery. he promised her a ring when she -- if she had sex with him and when she said no, police say he raped her. >> he told the officers that he and the young girl were visiting their cousin's grave at 1:30 in the morning. >> reporter: the officer quickly sex offender when he ran his plate. the officer asked based on his probation if he was allowed to be around children. love joy said no unsupervised contact. the officer asked do you think this is unsupervised contact? and love joy replied this is family, does

it's 11-6 at st. james park. >>> in the north bay, the focus on the rising popularity of sour and hoppy beers. and oktoberfest ambience. local and national bruise will provide a fall lineup of beers. >>> in sports raiders and quakes are away. that is your weekend watch. >>> the black panther party is marking 50 years since it was founded here in oakland. to mark the anniversary the oakland easy enough california has a special exhibit. it features rare historical artifacts, never seen photographs and first-person accounts from party members. to get back to the roots of the group will connecting the past to the present. >> many people feel like the national debate now is about race in equity. things the reflect the issues that the black panthers addressed. >>> the black panther party gained national attention for the armed patrol of police. they also opened health clinics and started a number of social programs including free breakfast for children. the exhibit is open through february. and as part of the ann

it's saturday at st. james park. >> oktoberfest salvation begins, the focus is on the rising popularity of sour and hoppy beers. the sweet sounds of funky tunes. local and national bruce will provide a fall lineup of beer saturday at second octave in. in sports, and is played home? are away. >>> a safer route for wildlife, the funding to build tunnels underneath highway 17. >>> chief meteorologist is tracking a big change in the weather, spain how the next few days will play out. >> i'll get you dancing... ♪ ♪ to the diggy diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ this is my town. if you dont know now you know. ♪ ♪ do that thing that you do. ♪ ♪ i'll show you a new move. ♪ ♪ check out the diggy diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna flippity flop to that clickity clock. ♪ we're staying out tonight. won't leave. ♪ ♪ by now, i hope you've figured it ou♪. i'll give you more than you'll ever nee♪. environment it is a big step forward toward protecting let wildlife in the santa cruz mountains. animals including usenet lines are at risk of bei

. >>> next trending story dozens of hollywood and broadway a-listers performed at the st. jameser last night to raise money for hillary clinton. tickets went for as much as $10,000. acto actors took to the stage urging people to vote for hillary clinton. >>> apparently hillary wasn't there. bill and chelsea were. >> 10,000 a ticket. wow. >>> trip advisors has revealed its list of the best restaurants in the world. topping the list was martin berasategui in spain. that looks good. i think it was in north of spain. second place went to mais maison lameloise in france and third l'auberge de l'ill also in france. nothing in new york. >> one that always gets plenty is 11 madison clark in new york as the best. i like blue hill. that's my favorite. >> three uk restaurants did make the list while only one restaurant in the u.s. landed at number six. >> in chicago, alinea. >> they have the tasting wines. >> one that came with the balloon dessert the helium filled apple staffy. which one is the tasting one. >> that one. coming up today's must read stories. let's check european markets thi

authorities here are saying, know that we are expecting winds in excess of 100 miles an hour, the st. james river here which feeds from the intercoastal and the ocean off the east coast of florida, they're expecting 6 to 10 feet of surge. that means that we'll be well under water. your cars are flooded. your home is flooded and power will be out for hundreds of thousands, maybe for days. so at that point, wolf, it's too late to leave. that's why they're telling people err on the side of caution. >> which is excellent advice. we've been hearing it all day. stay with me, chris. the governor of florida is joining us on the phone right now. governor rick scott, thanks so much for joining us. i know you're incredibly busy. you said this storm going to kill people. what could make it so deadly? >> well, the problem is we've got 140-mile-an-hour winds, possibly strengthening. it's going to go all along the coast. we've got over 10 feet of storm surge. we've got big waves coming in on top of that. the storm surge is taller than any of us. we've got a potential tornado. so we've got all of this, and

early monday morning, police stopped him at the st. james cemetery in whitman with a 14-year-old girl in the car and at first he told officers it was his cousin. love joy met the girl through the mass singer app kik. him. >>> a man grabs a toddler out of a shopping cart. coming up, the simple move by that girl's mother that kept that man from taking off with her daughter. >>> but first, he was one of the state's most wanted fugitives, and he is only 16 years old. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine from asthma problems and may increase the ri

early monday morning, police stopped him at st. james cemetery in whitman with a 14-year-old girl in his car. state representative shawna o'connell says this is another example of the state's laws not doing enough. >> children are the most vulnerable in our society, and i do not believe that massachusetts does a good job protecting them. >> the reporter: lovejoy is on probation after serving two years for the child sex cr lovejoy met the girl on kick, a messenger app. he picked her up in another town and took her to the whitman cemetery. he promised her a ring if she had sex with him. when she said no, he raped her. when police first approached lovejoy, he told police he and the young girl were at the cemetery visiting their cousin's grave at 3:30 a.m. the officer asked based on his love joy said, no unsupervised contact. the officer asked, do you think this is unsupervised contact and lovejoy replied, this is family, does that count? police later confirmed the girl was not related to him at hall. and lovejoy's bail was set at a million

early monday morning, police stopped him at st. james cemetery in whitman, with the 14-year-old girl in his car. state representative shawna o'connell says this is another example of the state's laws not doing enough. vulnerable in our society, and i do not believe that massachusetts does a good job protecting them. >> the reporter: lovejoy is on probation after serving two years for the child sex crime in charlestown. in this new crime, police say lovejoy met the girl on kick, a messenger app. he pick her up in another town and took letter to the whitman cemetery. eagles preseason football promised her a ring if she had sex with him. when she said no, police say he raped her. when police first approached lovejoy, he told the officer that he and the young girl were their cousin's grave at 1:30 a.m. the officer quickly learned lovejoy was a level three sex offender when he ran his plate. the officer asked, based on his probation, if he is allowed to be around children like this. lovejoy said, no unsupervised contact. the officer asked, do

st. louis president james bullard reiterated his view that only one more interest rate hike is necessaryefore holding steady. bullard said he thinks the path of rate rises shuck should be so slow as to be imperceptible. >>> the dow component visa reported a sharp rise in profits as customers spent more using its network. the world's largest payments operator was helped by its acquisition of visa europe. u.s. accounted for 41%, europe 25%. visa earned 78 cents a share, 5 cents above estimates. revenues climbed 19% from a year ago to $4.2 billion. that was also above expectations. the stock, volatile in after-hours trading and as aditi roy explains, that may have something to do with the company's outlook. >> visa beat expectations on the top and bottom lines, its forward-looking guidance for the coming fiscal year came in weak. the company projecting net revenue growth for year 2017 at 16 to 18%. that's lower than street expectations of 20%. its projected eps growth for the coming fiscal year in the mid teens. that number also missing expectations with the street looking for 19% growth. t

. >> and you can enjoy the seventh annual dia delos muertos it's going to be held at st. james park. >>> the focus is on the rising popularity of sour and hope biers and the sweet sounds of funky tunes. local and national brewers will provide a fall line of biers. to get started at $50. >>> regional hospital has a new tool to help keep patients. one room at a time. >> if you are looking for thrills this halloween have we got the spot for you. we will take you on a preview of the haunted hornet. >>> well thanks for waking up with us and joining us this morning on mornings on 2. meteorologist rosemary orosco and it is shaping up to a nice day. >> sore we'll get to rosemary in a second. >> weir supposed to check in on this picture of because it's just getting started. i just jumped the gun. but check out what uvsigne on your screen. is down there right now watching all those folks taking a 5k walk to raise money for making strides in the america cancer society. >> our last hour we met some people that are cancer survivors and a lot of people are walking for friends and femme fight

st. louis. james joins us right now. i want to touch on other issues with you ambassador. right now the candidate you are backing is in a storm of controversy. others in your party have urged him to step aside. he is not. what are your fews on this. >> my party is daemt party i'm scoop jackson joe laborerman democrat. i'm in a odd position. i've worked for two republican and two democrats presidents. i'm hard to put into a category as a party member. i have no skill at all in getting inside the heads of american politicians. sometimes i do don't badly figuring out what terrorists and dictators are going to do. but i'm going to have to let other witnesses deal with the political situation here. i'm no expert on that. >> that's a brilliantly defendant political answer ambassador. let me ask you this -- with regard to the issue that you care about, do you feel this gets to be such a distraction that no one will talk about them? >> i don't know. i really don't know neil. i've never seen anything like this and we've been following american elections as an observer all my life.

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comey and clinton agonist is the headline on the lead editorial, hillary's campaign tries to turn st. jamesnto ken starr if you want to read that from the editorial board. michael is in maine, an independent. michael, good morning. michael: good morning. caller: this is my first time calling in. it's a great program and takes a while to get through. but what made me so upset this morning was listening to a nice black man talking about colin powell who was in front of the united nations selling the american people the lie and the world that iraq had weapons of mass destruction and $6 trillion millions of lives later, we realized it was all based on lies. now, colin powell was used as a black man, i believe, just as hillary is being used to be the first woman president. i was fooled by all this. i voted for barack obama twice but i have seen how corrupt the system is and i do give donald trump credit for exposing it. you know what, he also saved us from another bush which would have been world war 3. you know, people -- host: used by who, michael? used by who? caller: the system that wants to

st. james street to boylston. also parking restrictions in the area of the event gets underway at 9:00 a.m. and wraps up at 6:00. >> this is the month that changes for the major massachusetts work happening along the mass. pike to prepare for electronic to go. and the process involves tearing down all of the existing tollbooths and replacing them with electronic tolls. you'll either be sent a bill based on your license plate number. or you'll pay the easy pal. that work expected on the 28th of themond a expected to be done by the end of next year. >> jason: one of the greatest from a 40-year-old. the magic continued last night. david ortiz, a two run shot in the second to help the sox beat the jays 5- he has two regular seasons left in fenway before the playoffs begin. before the game, fans crowded faneuil hall to say thanks to number 34. also made a giant 34 throughout the weekend. at fenway park, ortiz's face is also c a special painting by his foundation. it's not just the fans who are giving thanks either this

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[ laughter ] >> reporter: admiral james st stockdale was on a vice presidential ticket in 1982. he faced a common challenge. >> i'm a b-list republican celebrity. >> for many of you, this is the first time many of you have heard my name. >> reporter: despite years of serving in office a new poll shows a variety of registered voters don't know enough about mike pence or tim kaine to have an opinion about them. what are you expecting from the vice presidential debate? >> we're expecting something with probably more policy, more substance, more fireworks than the vice presidential debates. >> reporter: he teaches >> tim kaine doesn't want to overshadow hillary clinton, if he could. and i don't think there's anybody can that overshadow donald trump. >> this is serious business. >> reporter: when then vice president bush tried to show he was ready tour vp. >> let me help you with the difference between iran and the embassy in lebanon. >> reporter: but democratic congresswoman geraldine ferraro turned it against him. >> i don't appreciate you >> i have as much experience in the congre

st. mary high school marching band. the alma mater of lebron james. since game three of the world series tonight the friday night touchdown will be preempteda for our special post game the case will be back with yes we do we rock big-time because we are the championship city. 720 is your time right now. >> good morning, everyone. the clouds are still pretty thick e and again it shows air with the brakes not a whole lot here early on. bedford 45 and a depth of the moisture is pretty high here on the way into chicago. the difference h is today it will barely make it out of the mid 50s game these will really pick up this may be one of the windiest world series in recent memory southwest 15 ?- 25 middle 60s in chicago if you've got to make have several problems popping up on the roadway responding to te accident up by broadway causing delays atmosphere they are starting early more than 12 hours early all these people who will be appear in another bleacher areas all added all the other thousands of peopled that will make an interesting nightth. >> i love i

st. louis sunday night. we begin with james fallows of "the atlantic" magazine. >> the point of the article is that these debates, through history, they've always had more -- they've mattered more in the images they convey than actually the words people exchange, and this is likely to be more that way than ever before, the clinton-trump contrast, because there never before has been such a stark opposition. >> rose: amy chozick of the "new york times" and bob costa of "the washington post." >> donald trump based on my reporting continues to talk about online polls when he's on his plane and in his hotel. he has not really acknowledged privately or publicly the first debate was even a struggle for him. but there is an agitation and an excite among people within his wider group, especially those in the republican party institutionally, who says if he does not succeed in this debate, you could see the party stray. >> rose: we conclude with go great champions, michael phelps, at the olympic swimmer, mike krzyzewski, the duke basketb

st. anselm will host pace. other new hampshire college james madison, dartmouth, towson, and plymouth state welcomes bridge water state. >> they got the quarterback and the receiver is a good space. top it off on offense they got five returning offensive linemen. three of four-year starters. >> it's always the most important thing to us is the next game. that's the next game coming up and they haven't beat us. very good team. the next one got to go him. the top 10 primetime matchup is 8:00 p.m. second ranked ohio state at eighth ranked wisconsin and of course all our high school games will have coverage as well. jamie definitely taking care of the high school games tonight. >> thanks very much. thanks to all of you for joining us for news 9 tonight at 11:00. >> jimmy kimmel is next >> jimmy kimmel is next followed by chris inherited a famous name and was given the top job at his family's resort, where, over the years, chris cut jobs and cut employees' hours to avoid giving them health insurance. so it's no surprise chris opposes the minimum wage because he never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no busi

moving on and looking at the other assets we are watching in today's session, james bullard, federal reserve president from st. louis, making comments and saying to the markets interest-rate are going to be low for the next several years come even if they are going up for couple times. the dollar is little changed on that. interesting we are seeing the 10-year yield pick up a little bit. also want to mention what is going on with oil prices. iraq is coming out and saying it should be exempt from the opec deal because it is in the midst of battling islamic militants on its home soil. because of the questions about how effective the deal would be in terms of cutting production, we're seeing oil fall by about 1% today after some of the gains we saw a early last week and then the decline at the end of the week. mark: julie, 90 minutes left in the money session. bouncing today, the stoxx 600 is up to earnings economic data and politics driving european shares higher. politics is related, which i will come to later. essentially, it looks like the formation of a spanish government is in the offing. of course, portug

james has with ohio . >> welcome back, 8:44 now. as donald trump and hillary clinton get set to debate tonight in st. louis. here at home their camps are looking to register voters john has more in democracy 2016 and a look at what lebron james could soon hang up his high tops and run in the world of politics. >> as we prepare for the second presidential debate, the candidates thoughts are with thousands impacted by hurricane matthew. so too are ours. how are they preparing. those are a couple of questions i put to surrogates. when it are equally proficient. they have something in common common, a mutual dislike of each other's candidate. howard dean's advice for hillary is simple. take what she did last time. >> ' just keep doing it. it's a town meeting, different format. just be herself, she's very smart and trump knows nothing about the issues. and says trump will be fair. >> i do hope the moderators stop interrupting and telling us what they think the truth is because in lester holt's case, he was doing that. >> reporter: he's done his opposition research. >> are there things you know about hillary clint

homeowners returning james register, resident: "this catastrophe this weekend is something else. this restaurant in st. augustine destroyed overnight.. sot joan galasso, storm victim i never expected this, this is horrible, this neighborhood were some of the millions told to evacuate -- and some, now coming home to this...they boarded up the windows -- prepared for the storm...but that couldn't stop an enormous tree from crashing down right on the house. ll abc news st. augustine florida. some haitians in new york are trying to help the survivors of hurricane matthew. a bakery in brooklyn is collecting supplies and plans to ship over to haiti. the bakery's co-owner things like flashlights, batteries and toiletries. the hurricane wreaked havoc in parts of haiti and killed more than 300- people. one donor says helping the survivors is a must for him. " "i'm haitian and that's my people so of course i can't just sit idly by and not do anything to help. i had to get up out of my bed and say how can i help." " organizers are hoping to collect 25-barrels of supplies. the bakery is also help ship the donatio

james getting more political than we have ever seen him. we're looking at how much clout >>> 10:44 am. donald trump and hillary clinton get set to debate tonight in st. louis. at home, the camp registering voters before the deadline. john kostic has that in the democracy 2016+ a look at whether lebron james could someday soon hang-up is hightops and make a run at politics. >> reporter: good sunday morning. as we prepare for the debate the candidates thoughts are with those impacted by hurricane matthew. so our hours. how are the candidates preparing? questions i posted to other leading national surrogates and what i found is when it comes to attacks there is equally proficient as those at the top of the ticket. rudy giuliani and howard dean have something in common. a mutual dislike of each other's candidate. as we approach the second of a clintons surrogate superdelegate howard dean advisor hillary is simple. take what you did last time and keep doing it. >> the second debate is different. it is a different format. be yourself. she is smart and she kn issues. >> there it begins. >> really giuliani taking issue with that and saying trump will be pre

james register: this catastrophe this weekend is something else. lauren: this restaurant in st. augustine destroyed overnight. joan galasso: i never expected this. this is horrible. this is my worst nightmare, it really is. lauren: residents in this neighborhood were some of the millions told to evacuate -- and some, now coming home to this. they boarded up the windows, prepared for the storm, but that couldn't stop an enormous tree from falling on their house. lauren lyster, abc news, st. augustine, florida. thema: here are some more images of the flooding caused by the storm does not appear to be causing any delays out of mitchell international this morning. this is a live look at the departures board this morning. but there are delays are airports in florida and on the east coast. if you planned to travel to the east, check with your airline before you head to the airport. today mayor tom barrett will stop by two local ch raise awareness for infant mortality in milwaukee. the mayor will stop at hephatha lutheran church and unity evangelical lutheran church to mark the sixth a