the fiercest almost 1 decades ripping into the island nation southwestern peninsula. you can see the torrential rain, storm surges and winds up to 145 miles per hour. pounding coastal villages.>> we have team coverage on matthew's furry. let's begin with meter all just . >> still a category 4 hurricane but maybe a little weaker in terms of the winds but still a very much danger to the east coast especially frodo -- florida. when in haiti and the second around 8:00 tonight on the eastern tip of cuba that was the location earlier today. that's a look at the system as it's moved up the east coast and long-term you can see thursday at 8:00 p.m. with 130 miles per hour winds this is most important to us in the bay area. especially in some of the inland areas we are seeing the strong northeasterly wind around the northern portion of the storm. and strong northerly wind well as attract. hurricane warning all the way up to sebastian inland. that is on florida's east coast. no warnings in effect for the bay area. that does include sections of the bay area up to citrus county. t

the fiercest almost 1 decades ripping into the island nation southwestern peninsula. you can see the torrential rain, storm surges and winds up to 145 miles per hour. pounding coastal villages.>> we have team coverage on matthew's furry. let's begin with meter all just . >> still a category 4 hurricane but maybe a little weaker in terms of the winds but still a very much danger to the east coast especially frodo -- florida.

hurricane matthew four through the island nation on tuesday, leaving massive destruction inn its wake. hardest hit, the southwestern peninsulathe town of jeremy cut off from help her days, suffering complete destruction, 80% of structures leveled. >> right now, most people lost everything, clothing, shoes, homes. they have no shelter. >> hospitals are without power and low on supplies. struggling to care for the sick and injured. search teams worked to recover the bodies of those killed by the storm. on the peninsula's southern coast, a town was nearly flattened. returning residents took stock of their battered homes and belongings. aid groups say they are unable to meet the needs of the tens of thousands who remain in temporary shelters. >> after visiting the shelter, i've realized there is not any water, we can't help the people. there is no food and now other problems given the way people are living in the shelters. >> u.n. peacekeepers arrived on thursday. international aid groups are appealing for donations to help haiti's recovery, some remembering the response to the 2010 earthquake that devastated the capital are ske

the "be like streets are there. matthew tore across haiti's southwestern peninsula. at least 10 people were killed on that island nation. we'll keep an eye on the storm throughout the duration. you can get on our wcvb mobile app or at wcvb.com. >> we want to get to a check of the roads. good morning, olessa. >> good morning. a live look at the pike. let's go to the maps. the rest of your ride not seeing construction projects 93 south by the bridge. there's road work on route 3. looking good along the pike. construction wrapping up by highland avenue and great plain avenue on 128. trains and buses to start the morning on schedule. >> other stories, new details on police say dr. bernard lavins died when his bicycle collided with a truck on mass avenue at porter square. the driver has not been charged. >> police are searching for a robber after another theft at a c.v.s. drugstore in worcester. for the third time in over a month, police say a c.v.s. pharmacy was robbed of percocet pills. the most recent incident happened yesterday morning at the store on park avenue. police say that a man in a hooded sweatshirt handed the

the streets are. matthew tore across haiti's southwestern peninsula. at least 10 people were killed on that island nation. of course we'll keep an eye on the storm throughout the duration. you can get up-to-date information with our wcvb mobile app or on wcvb.com. >> the track of the storm making it a dangerous one for the florida coast specifically. >> absolutely. want to give you a timeline of what's winds are concerned. let's show you what's taking place. we've got that storm system spinning towards florida, now moving to the northwest at about 1 miles per hour. what will the winds be doing? at 8:00 tonight, we're starting to talk about the winds of about 58 miles an hour brushing against the coast. that will push its way inland. that will work its way along the coast. you see what i'm talking about. we're talking about a big along the coast. these are the winds we're looking at tomorrow night at 5:00, still pounding the coast with near-hurricane strength. inland, more of a tropical storm force wind. you'll see what the storm is doing to the wind gusts. 60 and 70-mile-per-hour winds. gusty stuff we're