nothing close to what will happen in the east coast but it is a possibility but those are warnings, the reason this watch was issued for the entire area is because the hurricane center notched the track along the coast of florida. that should come as no surprise that is what the models have been saying and what the forecast has been showing, so that should not make any change. this is let's say it goes more to the west than the bay area. that is not the forecast i don't believe it will be the forecast but it is better safe than story in case matthew decides to misbehave and go now we have got a lot to talk about. this is a look at what is going on with the storm, clearly it is trained to get better organized backup to winds of 120 miles per hour, this is what you want to see, this is the forecast track. winds of 130 through the bahamas, this is a close-up version this track goes over the cape which is exactly what the models have this track is going to bring significant damage to the east coast of florida, probably damage on like they have seen in a long time and maybe ever from jackson

it's known as the far east one hectare law. the new law states that all russian citizens will be able to borrow one hectare of land in the far east free of charge. if they make effective use of the land, the law says it is theirs to keep after five yeas.s russia's far east region covers 6.2 million square kilometers, accounting for one third of the nation's territory. the land is rich in natural resources, above and below ground. but human resources are scarce. the region's population has been in decline ever since the collapse of the soviet union. the number stands at around 6 million people today. and is projected to fall to just over 5 million by 2050. the land grant law is designed to stem the outflow of people, and contribute to new development in the region. local residents began applying on june 1st. >> i will apply, i intend to farm and grow berries. >> this is a good law. it's a great opportunity for people with initiative. >> i have a project i want to begin. the problem is, it will cost a lot of money to get started.

the first was reported by a student on the east coast. he says the same model started burning in his back pocket as hurricane matthew bears down on the east coast... it's causing a nightmare for travelers. airlines brought to a standstill as thousands of flights are cancelled. what you need to know before you head to the airport. plus... a warning for parents this afternoon. a major recall is underway...the baby bathtub that could put your child in serious danger. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news fast and first. accelerated, just before the accident. the n-t-s-b says the recording devices show it was moving 8 miles per hour...38 seconds before the crash. but it sped up to 21 miles an hour before flying into the transit station in hoboken. investigators b engineer put on the emergency brake less than a second before the collision. one person was killed and more than 110 others were hurt. nats: there is one dropping right there...look right there oh my gosh, there it is, oh my gosh. people in the southeast aren't t

north winds up to 10 mph shifting to the east in the of the valley...64 to 68 on the east side. winds generally light becoming west up to 10 mph after but stay with us for judge judy we're always on at ktnv.com and on our mobile app. we'll see you back here in 60-minutes for 13-action news live at 5. until then.. thanks for watching and have a great evening. >> she started making accusations towards me. >> judge judy: about what? >> that i was cheating on her. >> announcer: an ex gets hurt helping herself. >> she took my wallet. i grabbed my wallet back, and that's supposedly when i broke her arm. >> announcer: now, will his defense help or hurt? >> judge judy: according to you, she wanted her rent money back. >> but there was no money forwarded. >> judge judy: i don't believe you, 'cause she's not nuts. otherwise, you wouldn't have asked her to marry you and live with you. the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution alice ragsdal

the strongest winds will be on the east coast . look at this, friday morning, 43 miles- per-hour at lakeland and bartow . that is tropical storm force which is why you have the tropical storm watch in place. all the computer models are consistent staying right along florida's east coast. the issue, after that once we had into sunday off the storms with this back around towa the bahamas -- with this back around toward the bahamas . that we will watch longform -- long-term. we on the dry side of the storm. flooding for most of the tampa bay area will not be a big issue. after matthew we bring in less humid air starting on saturday. we will talk more about what we coast.> hurrorma es is off the seen in more than a decade. >> and it is very possibly kill -- couldil along our stay's short. even a slight deviation could be catastrophic. some eastern coastal counties are already evacuating while others e stockiwater, gas -- there you have it, sandbags are activated for search and rescue. e rrentlon standby. the governor is urging everyone

to the east coast that you got? >> as as we traveled throughout polk county we noticed the fewer lines and by lakeland and haines city and davenport, people were taking the storm further towards the east coast and that's why there was so many lines. >> and those were the same folks hit in 2004 by charlie, francis and jean. paul muler, thank you. >>> well, further north people are preparing for hurricane matthew's fury. the mayor of jacksonville are urging people to evacuate and move inland and people that stay run the risk of not having resources once the storm hits. new channel 8 crews are heading out all over the state. we will be all over the coast to bring you live coverage beginning tomorrow. >>> i have an uncle in cocoa. already has the boards on the window and was thinking about doing the evacuation but hunkering down. >> we will be thinking about him. >> a lot of people are working on above of those people and they are there before the winds stopped howling. >>> the way the fl bay area power companies are poi

i have taken many trips to the east, all around here in berlin. year ago, i wrote a story on a part of saxony. at that time, there had been many riots against refugee homes, a corner near the czech republic. i traveled around. like you, i was shocked. i am used to a western or multicultural berlin, the way we are sensitized in our language and the way they are not. it really seemed like an alien culture, a foreign country, even though i spoke fluent german and have a german name. it was different and very shocking. i have to tell you, they are not an exception. you would find the same in parts of northern england. peter: where i come from. andreas: where you come from. if you go to appalachia, west virginia, trump land, you would find very different and deliberately un-p.c., raw language which makes them feel authentic. peter: we have talked a little bit about angela merkel. let's listen to two other german politicians as they try to put the events we have been talking about in dresden into perspective. we will listen to the governor's commissioner

the east coast. things are quiet right now, we will look at when things will change in our area coming up. struck i don't want to get stuck i am a little scared. >> a lot of people in that situation people in airports throughout the bahamas and started to close and stop all flights, one visitor from tampa stuck on paradise island, she plans hunker down. charlie keegan the commission's. >> i am on paradise island nobody on the beach the wind is picking up, if you look at the water it is more rough than yesterday. it will only get worse. the prime minister went on tv and said this hurricane could be a defining event, he is most worried about the flooding and storm surge, the tides could come in more than 10 to 15 feet tonight and when the hurricane comes thursday morning. he is urgi bahamians to seek shelter go inland finite ground and stay safe. charlie keegan, back to you. >> disaster teams are trying to figure out how much damage hurricane matthew has dealt elsewhere in the caribbean, it will announ

they are inconsistent bringing up the east coast -- inconsistence -- in consensus bring it up the east coas east coast of florida is under a hurricane warning, polk and highland county under a tropical storm warning. we are expecting tropical storm conditions as we head into tomorrow and friday. right now 87 degrees in new port richey no rain in this location. we will keep the rain chances a 30 percent for the rest of the evening. winds go up a little bit for our inland spots . all of us will have breezy if not windy drier air moves in and the rain chances drop back to near zero by sunday. >>> for everything you need to know about hurricane matthew and to be ready, you can always go to wfla.com . stay close. we will be right back. this is mike's office. he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am pa

it is the east coast of the state of florida. let's take a look then and see what the numbers are as of 5:00 from the national hurricane center and the position of the storm which is about 65 miles east of guantanamo, cuba. the worst of the storm in this scenario would be on the eastern side of it to the right of the number four there is where the stronger winds would

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you can see shower activity off to the east and inland areas. we will expect over the next couple of days, that should become much more active. here is the latest from hurricane matthew. 120 miles an hour winds moving rnings in effect for the bahamas. hurricane warnings for the east coast of florida all the way up time early friday morning. 130 miles an hour winds. the strength of the storm being quite significant. though, 4 is the cuto point4 in position. keep anthe cone of po bay area. the storm can wobble. though the computer models have been consistent the last 12 hours or so. high winds expected in and around this area. and the eye wall itself as we io winds that can be right along the coastal areas. the computer models have suggested more of a curve. some suggested a complete loop of it. we are waiting to see if this is a short term trend or a long term trend. for now, the latest european computer model essentially did the same thing and kept it offshore. it is something we will continue to watch, the hurricane center has suggested this cou

on the east coast. for matthew, turning its way to atlantic coast, residents from florida to south carolina preparing for the worse and have been warned to evacuate as soon as possible. we have the very latest on the storm's path coming up. on to the race to the white house donald trump headed back across the country holding a town hall in new jersey today meanwhile hillary clinton staying off the trail gearing up for sunday's big debate. >> i'm excited because this is going to be a close race and every single vote will be precious and will count. >> get out and vote. you have to get out and vote no matter what happens, no matter how bad you feel. maria: we will take a look at what clinton and trump need to do sunday night to win over undecided voters. coming down to the wire now. meanwhile southwest flight evacuated over a smoking samsung galaxy phone. making matters worse, it was a replacement phone. it wasn't the regular. details coming up. shut downs blood-testing facilities and layoffs nearly half

lows 55 to 59 on the west side east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs around 80 on the west side of the valley...80 to 84 on the east side. winds generally light. .wednesday night...clear. lows 55 to 59 on the west side of the valley...56 to 60 on the east side. winds generally light becoming northwest up to 10 mph after on the east side. east side. north winds up to 10 mph. .friday through tuesday...mostly clear. right now people living near mount charleston are concerned because of an out-of-control fire that continues to burn. many of you reached out to us wondering why firefighters are not battling the flames. and when you ask we investigate. we called the forest services who told us the fire is only a half an acre and its surrounded by rk steep-- so for the safety of fire crews-- they are not attacking the fire directly. they dont expect the fire to grow-- and they are monitoring the situation. there is a meeting set for tonight and we have more information

you hate to see that on the east coast, and during the day on friday, the storm goes up the east coast and by saturday it should be gone. today we had the first sign that there is a hurricane to the southeast of us. you start to see the clouds you know, start moving along, and tomorrow when you are outside, you will notice -- watch the clouds tomorrow, they will move northeast to southwest and they the outskirts of the hurricane. even late today clouds were starting to move in that direction from northeast to southwest overhead. and that is also being picked up by our live wind data. notice the arrows kind of have more oomph, a kind of a flow from the northeast. all of that is being picked up by -- i was going to say the outer bands overall flow of matthew. down to the southeast. we did have rain today that was moving along, and now there is rain in northern pinellas county. not a big deal but here is some over palm harbor and over the county lynn in hillsboro. again, it's moving along and that is a sign that there is a developing hurricane to our southeast. right now temperatures are

some heavy rain popping up seems to be favoring the north began to flow pattern you see part of the east bay but again the peninsula is a new wave coming on and and finally breaks up as we mentioned >>reporter: cloud is ec the pickup in the afternoon definitely have the rain gear ready >>robin winston: reducers the the ride into san francisco looks cuts not too many people on the road yet nine minutes from the maze of the fremont nice and myself for 22 minutes to novato over to the toll plaza all we're still hot spot free that is great news for those who have to commute looking good westbound out a little more to dublin 11 still a nice ride out of morgan hill into downtown san jose >>reporter: they have now made an arrest in the assault we did show the video and all the more horrified by what they saw it as a slot that mixed people cringe he slapped a 17 year-old in the face on saturday october 22nd at about 4:30 p.m. he works at the jungle of family fun center he was working at was about to complement's tickets but he told a there was a problem with the ticket machine and had to manuall

lows 55 to 59 on the west side of the valley...56 to 60 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs around 80 on the west side of the valley...80 to 84 on the east side. winds generally light. .wednesday night...clear. lows 55 to 59 on the west side of the valley...56 to 60 on the east side. winds generally light becoming northwest up to 10 mph after highs 82 to 86. your vote in the race for the white house.. and the two vice- presidential candidates have just closed the book on their only debate before election day. 13-action news political analyst jon ralston has his thoughts on the showdown between hillary clinton and da some homeowners near sloan and stewart say they're really not suprised about an overnight fire at a vacant home. that's because they say squatters have been living there for months.. and firefighters say the house was full of stuff. beverly snow, neighbor 4:33:59-4:34:09 "it's bad. stewart say they're really not suprised about an overnight fire at a vacant and firefighters

the overall heaviest rain will be the east coast the entire heaviest weather will be the east coast, there it is appears to get better organized after the court was ripped up over cuba now it is moving into warm waters of the bahamas it will have the opportunity to re- intensified which is what the hurricane center is forecasting predicting category four. the gfs and euro have been making landfall in 36 hours. the advisory is in the middle coast, winds of 130 of 132 140 miles per hour within 10 to 20 miles from the center wherever the eye is if you are 10 or 15 miles away you will have strong hurricane force winds, for our area the forecast has not changed much in terms of tropical storm force winds, wave heights early friday morning looking at wave heights up to 30 feet offshore, the surge will from the cape north toward jacksonville in terms of the winds this is something to get your attention. these are wind gusts, by lunchtime friday this particular computer model is predicting wind gusts at 95 miles per hour, daytona, titusville 95 miles per hour, that is where the center or the

and to the east. this part of the forecast cone substantially further south than what we show you yesterday afternoon in and the reason for that is lot of model now say you know what instead of hitting the tropic coming up the east coast we think it will be miss that connection and stay south. the european and the europe model here that all stays to the south in fact bending back of other model that are suggesting that too. basically saying again you miss the connection off to the north. high pressure building from the north and west and would protect new england. that's the most likely scenario now. can it change? no we seen things change at time. there's consistency over the last 12 or 18 hours of saying we think it will stay south of the carolina. at least south of north carolina. 55 in boston right now. we do have some clouds trying to back in across southeastern mass cape and island. high pressure giving a great pattern here. thursday, 42 i -- thursday and friday. more on the forecast over to dani

>>robin winston: that is a niche a check in of the east bay senses look pretty good here 24 from the caldecott it's a great time to commit. >>james: happen in our rescue efforts are underway in parts of the east coast this is video from some of the rescuers. >>reporter: president obama declared a major disaster in the state include in the city work crews from from today to rescue 1500 people stranded by flooding the or a flight restrictions in the areas of aqaba for your rescues. more than a million people to consider the state's population what live without electricity thousand as they forced from their homes and taken into shelters. >>james: police a is unclear how the gun went off the table with this point was an accident and they're not planning on making an arrest and are to the politics is more this is in 2016 that a trout lashing out at the public officials after paul ryan said he along with the defendant the gop nominee he so republicans did not focus on ensuring hillary clinton does not give a blank check as a president with the democratic party control carter's frequent and

and, these continues to move from the east side of the state side. so, let's keep our eyes on this little cluster. and as i mentioned, there was a funnel cloud otherwise it should be offshore in the next minute or so. and, we should be quiet. temperatures are primarily in the lower to middle 80s. and, clouds have returned and with the clouds there are some thunderstorms. in fact, there is a storm right now. st. pete is 83. are dry. if we start to see those. and they put push west. if you're going out this evening you're going to be dodging a few of these closer to the coast. and, overnight partly cloudy and dry. i wednesday morning just like we had today, a pretty decent start your wednesday. no impact whatsoever today with hurricane matthew. moisture streaming across. and, wh of the storms arriving after 4 pm. thursday morning that's when things begin to change down south. and you can even begin to see a little rotation going on in the eastern side of our viewing area. and of course, the track all depends on a number of things but whether or not it

on the east coast. at this hour, hurricane matthew is a strong category 3, 70-mile-an-hour winds recorded on vero beach. more than 140,000 power outages reported. indeed, florida in the last few minutes, updated that to over 200,000. and walt disney world has had to close for the fourth time ever. nbc's ron mott is with us from daytona beach. ron, it looks like it's even stronger than the last time i checked with you. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, ari. it's starting to get a little tougher to stand up right here, with tends with swirling the way it is, just outside our hotel. remarkably, the power is still on, at least in this part of daytona beach. we're crossing our fingers that we make it through the rest of the night, with the power not likely. once the winds pick up stronger, you'll see it flicker on and off. and while the wind is a problem, it's always the storm surge that are the potential deadly threat they bring. we're expecting 7 to 11 feet for storm surge. we got a little bi

track is taking it on the east coast and impacting us in the bay area. abc action news reporter ashley yore is live in south tampa. >> reporter: good morning, dan and deiah. things like batteries are already selling out in some stores in south florida. we are at lowe's. i am with josh. how are you guys preparing for the storm that is potentially heading our way? >> reporter: right now with the lows command -- lose command center, they -- lowe's command center, they are replenishing the shelves in south florida. we have locations down there. distribution facilities are refilled so i think they will be replenished quickly. >> we mentioned batteries. but there are others that will main concerns, checking the flashlights, having them at hand. water goes quickly. sand with sandbags, goes generators, an increase over the last couple of days at our store for generators. >> power is something that people will be concerned about. how many generators did you sell yesterday here. >> i believe i sold about five or six out the door yesterday. >> that is high for you.

winds from the east so that the storms that do form will push from east to with about a 30 percent rain chance. then comes tomorrow. matthew will check through the bahamas. by tomorrow morning winds speeds are starting to increase as the system gets closer to us. notice we will see the stronger winds late thursday into friday , but we are also on the drier side of the storm. yes some rain will come in but this is not looking like flooding potential. hurricane matthew's latest forecast is a little bit slower . we have even longer to afternoon category 4 storm just after -- off the miami coastline getting very close to the east coast of florida. this is what we do have the tropical storm watch is in effect for polk county and highland county. the storm will head up to the carolinas. as that happens we draw in drier air for us.>>> take a look out here: we have a pretty good drive overall. the bay area interstates look very good. we do have a little bit of a delay both east and west bound right around rocky point. we had slowdowns in the area. it was not too bad but it did slowdown a little

heavy rainfall is also possible with some areas tracks to the east, we will cool down for friday with highs in the low 60s. overnight lows could dip into the upper 30s in a few counties saturday morning. here's the storm track 7 day forecast has cool conditions as we head into the weekend, very fall like. slight chance for rain returns here on monday. of devastation in its path. take a look here. these are photos from haiti showing matthew's damage. the hurricane left more than fifteen-hundred homes flooded -- and more than two- thousand families are affected. we will continue to track hurricane matthew throughout the day. coming up.... while many in iowa are casting their ballots -- many are making a big mistake. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in decorah, frankville, rossville and hillary clinton surrogates were out in key battleground states -- including iowa. clinton's daughter chelsea stopping by the university of dubuque yesterday. she took questions on topics ranging from veterans affairs to the affordable health care act. she also talked about hillary's vision for

wanted to focus more on what the impact is from the sta is taking them about 30 or 40 miles east of the florida east coast. and, if this track were to verify they would have that along the east coast. and, still close enough. two days before the going to happen but there is time for this to nudge west. neck of the woods, not nearly as ominous. and, i think that it actually swings back tropical storm force winds in our area. overall, look at the spaghetti models. they go out to see. and, if you live in the interior counties who are more nervous about the storm out to the center and that would be one of those counties. and ryan is live on any preparations up they have. >> reporter: slowly but surely people are beginning to get things in order just in case. but for now, all eyes are on apps like this one. people are hoping that the path stays offshore. >> for anyone who lived through the trifecta in 2004 charlie feels. in that storm is moving west. we should be prepared. >> today, shoppers are all ready starting to stock up. >> it's a category three storm. >> meanwhile, the head of emergen

in the east bay. howing 5954 senate clara and 58 san jose. your higher temperatures around noon '70s oakland hayward 72 san jose 63 degrees and san francisco and then yesterday forecast shows a chance of rain tomorrow a slight drop in temperatures mid-60s and lines. >> marty:a firefighter hurt battling the loma fire in the santa cruz mountains is now out of the hospital. this as fire crews appear to be turning the corner in fighting the wildfire. we just learned in the last hour the fire is now 56-percent contained. and has burned just over 4 thousand acres. eight homes have been destroyed, and one damaged in the blaze. 325 buildings are being threatened. mandatory evacuations remain in effect for the loma prieta ridgeline area. and an evacuation center setup at the morgan hill presbyterian church. >> marty:crews fighting the soberanes wildfire had expected to reach full containment of that blaze by today. instead they will be fighting it for at least another 2 weeks. the fire is 92 percent contained.

after midnight, that's why ther are hurricane warnings all alon the east coast of florida extending to the west coast wit a tropical a large system that will impact much ofng the florida peninsula. looking at the time frame, the northwest movement around 14 mp work just north of west palm beach , at 11:00 o'clock continues to move up the east coast, with hurricane strength winds to melbourne, daytona beach andeen lots of rainfall. looking at a very dangerous 36 your loved ones are out of the area, we are dealing with another gorgeous day here with plenty o sunshine currently with the temperatures into the mid- 70s.th are some 60s to the east, we will be in the upper 70sar y today, ballpark temperature 69 degrees, mainly clear skies. great night for the indians game tonight. mass evacuations along the florida coast to north carolina or in effect as they prepare fo hurricane matthew. >> holly firfer has the latest. let the countdown begin , not just hours away td people have been urged to evacuate ahead of thehe arrival since hurricane sandy in 2012, the warning residents i that it is go

it could strengthen before it reaches the east coast. now, live team coverage of hurricane matthew. >> good evening. i'm keith cate. >> i'm stacie schaible. thank you very much for joining us. the entire state of florida is under a state of emergency evacuations in barrier islands in brevard county. you are looking at a live picture. people are heeding the warning and they are making their way out of the islands. we are seeing volunteer evacuations in port saint lucy. >> polk and highland county schools are closed. and more closing information is at the bottom of your screen. jerve is joining us now, though, with the latest on matthew. steve? >> keith, this has winds of 125 miles an hour, so a category 3 hurricane. but it is scheduled to become a category 4 hurricane. we have threats in some of our inland areas primarily wind gusts. hurricane warnings are in place, obviously, for the bahamas. they are now under the effects of hurricane matthew as of 5:00. northwesterly movement at 12

to west so if you're looking at your storm shield app and you see some rain to the east you know it is headed in your direction. this is typical weather for us tonight, we will have a few showers or storms overnight it will be hit or miss in this general east to west flow, no big surprises and then into higher and it is going to be breezy but we will get sunshine in the mix topping out at 88, still typical for this time of year, we are waiting any moment for an update on the path of matthew we are trying to see if we will see a trend of its shifting farther to the west again, that is important if it does happen for the impacts on the east coast of florida. we will watch that closely and we will a few minutes. >>> meanwhile deveping now a possible terror related attack in brusss, this is a look at the scene where tw police officers were stopped, prosecutors are treating this as a suspected terror attack but they are not saying anything about why this happened. both of the officers will be okay. belgium has been on high terror alerts since the bombings back in march. >> a

we have power outages in the east bay. it's because of the dust that accumulates around the power lines. giving you a look at what is going on at the richmond bridge. rain and winds picking up. governments to 20 miles per hour along the north bay. along the coast winds at 40 miles per hour and there is a coastal flood advisory and a high surf advisory with wind and waves reaching 10 to 15 feet. here we are at 8:00, i see the rain has crossed into fair feald and the east bay and oakland -- fairfield and into the east bay and oakland and froa month. -- fremont. notice that san jose is still dry. as we get through the 11:00 hour the north bay dries out. by 1:00, north bay is dry with a few sprinkles possible. the rain is in the central bay, it moves out completely by 3:00. dry conditions for the evening commute. maybe six or eight hours. here's a look at the rainfall amounts. half an inch to an inch for the hills. as we get to the numbers, not a lot of change. mid 60s to start the morning. for the afternoon, lower 60s to 70. 6

not the east coast. governor scott did issue a state of emergency for the entire state. i do think polk county thursday and friday, high lands county, you have a better chance of seeing gusty winds, maybe 40 to the east coast of florida. remember, the west side of the storm is the dryer side, so we're not anticipating the weather they'll have to the east. the east coast obviously depends on the track of this. matthew unfortunately is going to be devastating for the western part of haiti tomorrow morning and the eastern part of cuba tuesday afternoon or tuesday evening. category 4 140 miles per hour and about 20 to 30 inches of rain in western haiti. it's going to be devastating. it goes to eastern cuba, then the bahamas. still a category 3 hurricane and the track is now much to the west of what it was earlier. look at what we're looking at by thursday. near nassau, near the islands of free port. all of a sudden, this is getting noticeably closer to the u.s. florida. but look at the track. still staying east. we always say look at the margin of error. that is important to

in pockets around the bay. east bay and highway 4 looking better in the last 10 or 15 minutes. 680 is still a problem with light rain from concord down. 24, and to make the split of walnut creek and head toward oakland you lighten up a bit as you approach the tunnel and it's okay on the oakland side but that does not last long. lower portions of the east bay, livermore, the 680 ride and you can see you start to pick up moderate pockets of rain and heavy pockets at times. san jose, downtown dealing with the same situation. as you move up toward silicon valley it is light rain on 11 and 280, -- 101. and the bridge that connects to the east bay under light rain. as conditions improve as you head toward san francisco, it doesn't stay that way for long. went -- wet weather offshore that will spread across san francisco. the north bay has been like this all morning. wide spread light rain blanketing the wine country. heavier showers off shore. this train of moisture has been moving up this path impacting 101, petaluma and

let's go to the east bay. i want to mention the bay bridge toll plaza backed up for a 20-minute delay. at university accident in berkeley, there is a crash at 880 in davis. and we've had on the contra costa commute, richmond parkway at pittsburgh avenue, the signal lights are out. let's talk about the san mateo bridge there. traffic there is slow. you can see traffic will be slowing down. it looks like it's very slow on that span. i don't see any problems reported here. something could have just come in. westbound 380 el camino in san bruno, there's a crash there. a flaming power pole visible from 9 freeway. you can see this traffic here is not good on the way over to the peninsula. 7:18. let's go to rosemary now in the weather center. >> okay. as you said, it's coming down over the north bay. it is slowly shifting across into the central bay. only takes a little bit to make the roads slick, especially with all of the oil that has accumulated over the last several months. giving you a live look at a gray, gray

we'll fine tune the forecast for the the east coast. we'll see you at 5:15. >>> we have closings to tell you about, polk and highland county schools closed tomorrow and friday. friday as well. >>> and ken suarez ise at the emergency operation center. what is the message there. >> and it was slammed before when charlie, it was a mess. experts hope it will not be like that, you have to prepare, you prepare at this level and the situation is only at this level are you folks around here are doing spenthe morning working the phones. >> they were go aal willnerablere alth dartment in bartow at 8 a.m. they will arrange transportation or need a higher level of care, a way to ride out the storm at hospital. officials are saying if you live in a mobile home and think it >> living in this home is not very safe. we'll go to my ex-wife's. >> with your current wife? >> they're best friends. >> they are not blowing that off. they had gas and plas tim covers over the >> and that has it. the other thing we went to publix for lunch talking to the girl the

looking at hurricane matthew still a very large storm hittin the east coast of florida. the storm surge which is paul stanley, the coastline along th georgia coast and the southern south carolina coast expecting between six and 9-foot storm surge over the next 24 hours. combined with the high tide tha just makes it even worse. the rest of northern florida up toth whether south carolina, between four and 6-foot storm surge and outer banks of north carolina upwards of around two-four-foot storm surge. jacksonville in saint augustine hit withs heavy rainfall, and strong winds, gusting upwards of 65 saint augustine it savannah also daytona beach getting at the moment of 50 mph. keep in mind, you're going to get lots of rainfall along the east coastot anywhere from seven-11 inches rainfall along the coastst.e some spots upward of 15 inches. thereby to be dealing with coastal flooding, although the waterways, in nort they're expecting so much rain it takes it along the east coas possibly landfall near charleston. so far not make it landfall in the elastic of the eight one-tw pu

it is a big concern for everyone along the east coast, the storm surge. right now they are predicting anywhere from 3 to 10 feet from the storm surge, depending on how for north -- how far north it goes. if the storm continues to track toward the west obviously that means a higher storm surge meaning beach erosion and extensive damage along the east coast. this area has been hurt by hurricanes in the past, more than 10 years ago hit by hurricane frances, and hurricane jeanne. they know what it takes to sustain for hurricane, but nothing like this category 4 that is predicted, winds at over 130 to 140 miles an hour which is scary for these residents. they are preparing, and have been for the past 72 hours. for the most part, these folks are under a voluntary evacuation. sometime this afternoon the entire coast will be under a mandatory evacuation. the governor is going on to all of the broadcasts in florida telling the folks that if you live in this area, evacuating do not waste time. get us far west as you can, have planned, or go to the nearby shelter, a

the rain bands, heavy rain bands should remain to the east unless the track trends to the east then we get in the rain. hurricane force winds, this is new, that's possible for the eastern side of the peninsula there. a lot to watch. we will keep that posted. check back. things continue to change on us. titan doppler radar quiet. diminishing rain chances as the winds begin to pick up thursday and friday. clearing out by saturday into sunday with highs in the mid- to upper-80s. >>> as far as the morning drive, we are in great shape. no big problems out there. the only crash we are watching is a crash in ruskin, northbound u.s. 41 around cheney drive. we were seeing yellow here in the northbound lanes. that has flipped to green. that means the crash is likely off to the bridges, this is the tampa side of the howard frankland bridge. looking great across all three bridges. even the sunshine skyway no issues. less than 10 minutes across the courtney campbell, howard frankland and the gandy bridge. >>> 19 minutes after 5:00. living in florida, we know the importance of sunscreen. experts say

it's coming in from the east, and i think if that track stays anywhere from the coast of florida east, then there's nothing to worry about. this is what impacts we're expecting in the state of county, desoto, high larntiondz you could see winds of 40 to 50 miles per hour. obviously if it's more to the west it would be higher. but let's not talk about that because that is not the forecast. at this point we're on the west side of that storm. that is the dryer side. far less severe weather. but over on the east coast there is a definite possibility, especially down from, say, jupiter south of hurricane-force winds, especial nearer. there's the track. just a devastating night and day tomorrow for haiti. it is going to continue to move off to the north, touch by cuba, hang out in the bahamas for a couple of day, then move up the eastern seaboard and flirt with the carolinas. south carolina or north carolina are both in play. but for us this track has moved a little bit to the west from the 5:00 advisory. but it is still offshore. and as long as it stays offshore we have got nothing to worr

as much is this track has shifted to the east, it could still shift to the west. this is a close-up view. the center of the track where we're seeing this redline this morning, you can see it is staying well offshore of wilmington and continuing to taken easterly turn as we head toward saturday and sunday of this upcoming weekend. it made still be a very strong winds of 100 miles per hour. parts of north carolina in that area this morning. at no longer includes the triangle. adjust includes extreme southeastern portions of our viewing area. we will continue to monitor the track of the storm. we're still sifting through all of the new information coming in for that 5 am update. in the meantime, i w north carolina. there are a few showers off to our coast this morning. those are not expected to impact this year around central north carolina. let's get to those temperatures. it is 59 in lewisburg. 61 and roanoke rapids. 61 in raleigh. 62 and lillington and fayetteville. the mild spot is 64 in clinton. here is your day ahead. 61 at 8 am. a cooler morning. 69 at noon an

the eye of the storm is now about 100 miles south south east of savannah georgia. top sustained winds are now at 110 miles per hour. surge and flooding. in south carolina governor nikki haley says 355 thousand people have heeded the warnings to evacuate. meanwhile in florida--power is being slowly restored in some areas, residents are assesing the damage. at the height of the storm more than 23- thousand people were in shelters. hurricane matthew is moving along the northeast coast of florida and will continue its northerly trek along the georgia and south carolina coast matthew will continue to produce high winds and heavy rainfall. a high risk of flash flooding will be possible along the coast from northern florida through south carolina through to a story..... we've been following.... since the beginning... qaadir amin.... is finally behind bars..... accused of killing a local man..... in a hit and run crash..... back in may.. but... before tonight.... the victim's family says... he taunted them... even posting this picture of himself.... on a cruise to the baham

it's brought dangerously close to the east coast of our state. but the long-term picture of and we'll explain coming up in just a few minutes. ? halloween excitement is back at dunkin' with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. drizzled, decorated, and all dressed up for the season, share the fun with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. america runs on dunkin'. share the fun with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. what if one of the biggest challenges we face down here... could be solved... simply by looking up there? what if unlimited, clean power was at your fingertips? what if it was good for consumers, good the economy and good for florida? it's not a "what if." it's "what's next." solar power for the sunshine state. vote yes on amendment 1. z24x6z z5yz ? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. >>dave: hurricane tthew,ch we'l get to in a second, but i know and i get a lot of people on social media, i have to know what's going on outside

but the general wind flow is light coming from the east. the storms will start during the afternoon and evening. and they'll generally migrate toward the coast. that's where i expect to see heavier rain. that's what's happening today. tomorrow morning also starting out dry. but starting tomorrow afternoon, that's when we'll turn our attention to matthew in the bahamas as a hurricane at that point. with the general counterclockwise wind flow around it, our winds increase. we'll see an east rain chance tomorrow at 30%. let's focus on matthew. the latest advisory as of 11:00, north at 10 miles per hour. it's going to thread this needle. it's not going to interact with a lot of land. it was just over this small penninsula. it's going to graze passed the eastern part of cuba. it's not allowing it to weaken. it's a category four hurricane through wednesday evening. getting close to the east coast of florida. but again, at this point, not this point. with the winds around it, we could still see strong windy conditions as we head into thursday and f

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residents are prepared on the east coast. we will show you what they are doing to prepare but also what we are doing in the bay area. good morning, welcome to news >> there are now tropical storm watch is in effect in the bay area. >> that happened just after midnight for sumter, highland and polk county. i don't think you will fill the force winds today . even though the watch was issued it means 48 hours because we expect the stronger stand for -- winds tomorrow and on into friday. hereth is still a category 3 storm. it interacted a bit with the eastern portion of cuba. it weakens slightly to 125 mile- per-hour trend for. it will strengthen again by tomorrow afternoon. this is thursday at 2 pm at 130 mile per hour winds making it a category 4 storm. the forecast keeps it close to the cape canaveral area as we head into friday afternoon and early saturday morning. polk county are in this threat zone but all of the models are in the agreement that it will help along the eastern coast of florida. once it gets up into the caroli

residents are prepared on the east coast. we will show you what they are doing to prepare but also what we are doing in the bay area. good morning, welcome to news

the further east you go the more rain you are going to get. we go from a half of a foot to about 2 inches of rain polk county and highly county . everyone strand for speeds start increasing tomorrow, 20 to 24 miles-per-hour. tomorrow night we get into 30 mile-per- hurricane forecast on the east coast about 45 mile-per-hour winds and 30 to 35 along the coast. it is 89 degrees today, 80 tomorrow, breezy, windy. behind this it does look like we try out -- dry out for the weekend . >>> the florida department of transportation, the area that encompasses our suncoast area, suspended all of the construction. that will not only be for today but for tomorrow if that is to make sure in case they need to use i 75 as an emergency evacuation, there will not be any roadwork on the roads. i'm also not seeing any construction right now in the bay area, tampa bay, all about bear area interstates look great -- all of our bay area interstates look great. lovesick live look at downtown tampa. we couldn't ask for a better drive here. coming away from pope county t

upper 60s to near 70 for the east bay shoreline. south bay locations looking pretty good. 72 san jose. 72 saratoga. along the peninsula, we have temperatures in the 60s and 70s as well. 73 for woodside. 65 expected the afternoon high today in san francisco. low 60s at the coast with partly to mostly cloudy skies. here is a look at the extended forecast as we go into wednesday. the warming will continue. then we get back to real warm weather for the weekend. upper 70s expected around the bay. even 70s at the coast with a bit of an off-shore breeze. subbed the on-shore breeze returns. temperatures come down slightly. but that will kick the fog away and great weather coming our way for fleet week, the air shows and of course the blue angels. >> take that fog away. i love it. thank you, rosemary. >> sure. >>> pope francis visited the part of italy that was hit by a devastating earthquake in august. it shows him praying near the rubble. he also met with survivors of the earthquake. he wanted to visit the area but wanted to keep it secret