up to four inches of rain and wind up to 40 miles per hour were reported in west palm beach. no injuries but hundreds left in the dark after the power was knocked out. >>> this is the damage from those storms in boyton beach. awnings were ripped off mobile homes, the entire roof torn off another and another windows blown out. this follows after a tornado warning was issued. no injuries have been reported. >>> time for accu weather we're looking at a stormy sunday but knows a nor easter. >> it's a good old-fashioned coastal storm from the carolinas marching up the east coast. it will produce good wind and rain for us over the next 24 hours, so i'm sure everyone heading to the linc, are wondering what's the forecast? we're seeing heavy rains right now, if your doing tailgating you'll get soaked. but during the course of the game, at least the first half doesn't look that bad. cloudy with a couple of showers. it's the second half where the heavy rain start marching back in. overall accu weather said rain at times, south easterly breezes ten to 20 miles per hour, look how mild the

incredible teamwork and collaboration enjoyed by hsi and forks, offices in grand portland, miami, west palm beach, as well as the hsi and dea at tash a's covering canada, panama, colombia, and china. this investigation exemplifies these steadfast commitment by hsi to combat the flow of dangerous and illegal drugs into our nation. in 2016, hsi seized 6000 pounds of heroin, more than 500 pounds of fentanyl, 46 thousand pounds of methamphetamines, and 270,000 pounds of cocaine. all of this along with the seizure of nearly $.5 billion in u.s. currency and other assets. collaboration has resulted in great result. thank you very much for your time today. >> good morning. i am honored to be here representing the police on this day. i am joined crampton. officer in charge of federal policing criminal operations. the rcmp continually strives to work with international law enforcement partners in order to combat organized crime and crime groups that are engaged in illicit activities. in this instance, we work in collaboration with ice and the dea to target a drug network that was distributing synthetic dru

take a look at this video, strong winds in west palm beach. south florida could see six inches of rain through tonight. >>> things are much milder here. let's check in with vianey arana. we are seeing a cooldown. seeing pumpkin carving. >> time to get into the halloween spirit. >> it will be. i know a lot of people are heading out to pumpkin patches. the weather is going to be nice, but you are going to want to pack a sweater, especially if you are out late at night. the temperatures dropping. i know that means yes, my costume is going to cover it up. a give and take. walnut creek, we can see the cloud cover and the marine layer deepen and seeing the fog. we stau dense fog earlier. now, it's rolling in and going to carry on further inland. 51 degrees in walnut creek. take a quick check of the temperatures in san francisco. 54 degrees. hayward 55. oakland, 54. napa, 53. santa rosa, 49. the overnight lows are going to get colder for the upcoming workweek. we have a different change in the weather pattern. today, we see a foggy breeze return. tha

a camera captured this view of a funnel cloud forming near west palm beach.y be to blame for destructions to nearby boynton beach. officials are looking at damaged trees and furnitures for signs of a twister. >>> still to come, joel embiid under went x-rays following last night's game against the mavericks, next in sports. night's game against the mavericks, next in sports. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy

four reported throughout the area from southwest miami-dade up to palm beach county. we start in west palm beach. this cam are rolling on a twister forming in the distance. wind gusts of 75 miles per hour recorded along i-95. rainfall totals exceeding six inches in some spots. and in boynton beach, a mobile home park hit very hard. fire rescue crews responding. damaged, debris. thankfully for everyone here in south florida, no major injuries reported. this morning, people will be cleaning up and drying out. dan? cecilia? >> we'll keep an eye on this. victor, thank you. >>> new developments overnight in washington. sources confirming to abc news that special counsel robert mueller and his team have filed the first criminal charges in the russia investigation. >> an indictment and arrest could come as soon as tomorrow. who could be the target? david wright is at the white house. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and cecilia, this white house is girding for battle this morning. they know that the first indictment is about to drop in the russia probe. like us, they're no

a funnel cloud form near west palm beach. storm may be to blame for the destruction of some mobile homes. officials are looking to see if a tornado touched down near miami where officials reported downed trees and property damage. >>> the oakland athletics catcher bruce maxwell is in trouble with the law. a food delivery driver claims the baseball player pointed a gun at her. he's charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorder's conduct. he made headlines when he became the first major league baseball player to kneel in protest during the national anthem. >> much more on action news, meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu-weather forecast. . >>> local kid celebrate halloween early with help if the phillies. >>> we'll talk to a very well known wholistic health guru about his new restaurant in king of prussia. . >>> many health experts are touting the benefits of the antiinflammatory diet. it's the focused of a new restaurant in king of prussia. ally gorman took a visit. >> i'm a food nut. i'm int

we actually saw a couple of tornadoes in south florida but this is the rainfall totals in west palm beach getting up to three-4 inches and the good news for folks in florida is this is a very fast mover and that tropical storm is running its way out to see. you can still see the moisture surrounding and this is a very disorganized storm and you're not seen any circulation there but nonetheless, still a tropical storm that at this point is moving at 60 miles an hour and even with that it will not be the last storm that we see. it will not make landfall but will have an impact on the us weather here for the next couple of days. rick: i marty hearing flooding warnings in new york city but also the problems in new england. >> yeah, it's connected with the system. i said it will not make landfall in that is the case but it is running right into a cold front and it is feeding all that moisture so along that frontal boundary to the mid atlantic to new york city and into new england and all areas where we are seeing very heavy rain and it will continue and this moisture will continue to live from

incredible video from florida, it looks like a tornado touching down in west palm beach as philippe movesbut not before drenching the region in about four inch pes of rain. also reports of tornadoes in the miami area. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the storm from the fox weather center. is that all -- duds that sound strange -- does that sound strange to you too? >> reporter: it's just been an incredibly busy. a usual year we see 11-12 tropical storms. this is number 16, so we continue to be very active. now, that storm has left the florida area running out over the atlantic, but you seeing it being picked up by a cold front stretching across the country which means this is running up towards the northeast. you can see it kind of grabbing all that moisture and running it up along the mid-atlantic, up into the northeast and embedded in some of this some very heavy thunderstorms where we've seen absolute downpours so far today that continue through the evening hours, continues into early monday morning for a lot of folks on their commute. pay attention to the time stamp up in the corn

massive cloud you can see that miami fifty nine millimeters of rain a little further north in west palm beach one hundred seventy millimeters of rain hence the flooding we're going to see that continue to make its way further north woods and east was and this weather system actually joins up with the weather front that we have up towards the northeastern corner into the eastern side of canada now those these two will merge together and produce copious amounts of rainfall so we're going to see some of that flooding extending up the mid atlantic states up tools and northeastern corner as we go through the remainder of sunday and on into monday thankfully it is moving pretty quickly but i have a nor'easter with drawing in that moisture that tropical moisture into that northeastern corner of the u.s. into eastern parts of canada so lots of very heavy rain and also you know just on the back edge fair amount of snow temperatures really falling away single figures for to run so i also for chicago in new york on the other hand we're looking at highs of around thirteen degrees similar values to forty

er it any west palm beach, florida. hello, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i'm well, thanks. go ahead. caller: they don't talk so much about repeeling the estate tax. they leave it out of the equation. you're talking trillions of dollars here. not millions, not billions. trillions. do the time conversion. millions is 11 1/2 days. billions is 33 years. trillions is 33,000 year years. you're giving an -- you're turning your children into serfs. don't let them buy your vote with a couple of crumbs. they are giving all the money to the very richest in the country. and making it permanent. you can't recover from that. don't let it happen. host: so you don't see any of that, should it happen, coming your way? caller: no. ll i see is worse. because i'm retired, we saved our money, we paid off our house, we have money in savings. i had money in interest. it was supposed to buy me a new car or give me a vacation or whatever, you know, every couple of years. not a big deal. but what the fed has done, and nobody mentions the fed in this little discussion, what th

those forming over west palm beach. this storm coming on the fifth anniversary of superstorm sandy which dmemolished this dock, pier, and they have rebuilt it and reinforced it, and this pales in comparison. we have strong, gusty winds, and more power outages throughout the day today. robin? >> hard to believe five years since sandy. rob, thanks. >>> let's go to ginger zee for the latest on this storm's st k track. >> this has made its way into new england, and you're not seeing any rain left much more new jersey or new york. what will happen now, and you will see video of this, the power lines as rob just mentioned, still have the potential to go down because gusts could be from 30 to even 50 miles per hour, and you will see travel delays possible, especially at some of the large airports. the flood watches and warnings are still in place for parts of western new york up through maine, and the wind warnings stretching from western pennsylvania up through maine. this is coastal and in parts of connecticut. i'll leave yo

watch one of those twisters forming over west palm beach.nd this storm hitting on the fifth anniversary of sandy which did major damage to the boardwalk i'm standing on rebuilt and reinforced with concrete. though it pales in comparison has wide-reaching impacts in eastern new england where we find abc's adrienne bankert live for us in boston. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, too, rob. yes, of course, we've been seeing some wind gusts this morning but not like last night. we've been checking and across the northeast we've seen more than 200 cancellation, more than 100 delays. travelers rushing, calling in trying to get their flights changed. many airlines still issuing travel advisories and wind the major concern. in massachusetts, we've seen gusts as strong as 80 miles per hour. it was enough to blow you sideways and, of course, enough to down trees and power lines. currently at last check more than 1 million people across seven states without electricity. george, over to you. >> adrienne, thanks very much. let's ge

. >> john is in west palm beach, florida. >> just give me a few minutes if you would please.rld war ii you need to learn world war i. people forget what we went through in world war i. it is the 100th anniversary and we really did not get there until april 1918. one year after we declared war. emeryville did not fighting until the summertime. and we lost. this is 53,000, we lost more than that actually, 63,000 because of injuries from the war and disease. so the total was more but the point i'm trying to make is, the british in one day lost 65,000 men and when people look back, they do not see with the english peoplesoft.which was horrendous deaths and horrendous personal tragedies from world war i. this is a poor analogy but it is like a football team. the winning team serves a lot of injuries but they win. the losing team suffers injuries and they lose. they want revenge and hitler was the revenge. the winning team in world war i just wanted to move on and the last thing that they want was a war. but i do have a question as far as winston churchill's citizenship. his mother

. >> host: john in west palm beach, florida. >> caller: give me a few minutes if you would. to know world war ii you have to learn world war i. people forget what we went through in world war i, the 100th anniversary, we didn't get there until april of 1918 a year after we declared war and didn't start fighting until summer time and we lost -- this is combat deaths, 53, we lost more, 63,000 because of injuries from the war and disease. the total of 116,000. the british in one day lost 65,000 men and when people look back at chamberlain they don't see what the english people saw which was horrendous death, renders personal tragedy from world war i, it is like a football team, the winning team suffers a lot of injuries but they win, the losing team suffers a lot of injuries but they lose, they want revenge and hitler was the revenge, they wanted to move on and last thing they want was a war. i have a question as far as winston churchill's citizenship. his mother was an american citizen if i'm not mistaken. could he have been president of the united states? >> guest: he wasn't

tom west palm beach, florida, independent, go ahead. caller: yeah, thanks for taking my call.ew words about the health care, that i've been eceiving for the last several years. what's not being discussed are people like me, who are self-employed and work in different parts of the country, covered my own insurance on an independent when i had 2014, open-heart surgery . doctors, i'm paying 500% more in the last three extremely high dedu deductib deductible, i'm in my early 60s. birthday is coming up. my income is zero and in tax credit or medicaid for me. you know, i try to get work, but wants to hire anyone my age and yeah, it is kind of a be in and i don't think president trump has helped comment, i that is my appreciate it. host: herby in fort washington, aryland, line for republicans, good morning. caller: good morning. i think i called on the wrong have a t i still comment. host: herby, turn your elevision down and make your comment. caller: my comment is this, -- we don't have republicans. host: what do you mean by that, herby? caller: because what happened i mean, i'm fro

storm going across the southern coast of florida this morning a tornado briefly touching down in west palm beachs of people and the powerful storm fueling a second system moving into the northeast today drenching rains, winds expected to sweep the new england region throughout tomorrow. and new overnight the first mlb player to kneel during the national anthem is now under arrest. oakland a's catcher bruce max well facing charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct accused at pointing a gun at a female delivery driver last night in scottsdale, arizona. and a wild college football saturday the ohio state buckeyes needing all 50 minutes in columbus to pull out a come from behind win beating penn state 39 -38 in a huge big 10 match. did you watch that? next the iowa state cyclones knocking off the second top five team of the season an extensive win over tcu 14-7. good sport games on right now. >> pete: i'm a midwest kind of a big 10 sympathies. so all right, you didn't want to know that but i thought i'd tell you now america knows so cool stuff, pete. >> abby: thanks. >> ed: i'm an expert

beach. that will be about it. passing showers and west palm. fort lauderdale, miami.through the keys. one of the other stories. damaging weather, we're going to focus attention over the pacific. train of rain. got about three or four storms commit to areas. pacific northwest. call it rounds of rain. beginning of the rainy season in the northwest. snow levels so high the rain that falls is going to rush down in the rivers. get the seven to ten inches by sunday. we will start to deal with river problems. maybe minor river flooding in the northwest. i like to say when we have good whether out there every now and then. it is a fantastic day from texas to the ohio valley to southeast. mid atlantic after a chilly morning. all the top ten weather days. days people wait for all summer long. >> the thing is, you can't give a really good weather forecast. got to give anticipation of some sort of rain. >> somewhere. >> you can't do it. >> devastation destruction. why i do the job. right. >> there you go. >>> still ahead, u.s. allies clash in the middle east. is the president rea