pal charlotte and mayor ed lee and everyone who is here i just wanted to thank everyone wearing a whitecap here for their service i've been in the senate for 22 years i've seen there is a price for freedom and you see it up close and personal and you see it in the faces of our military people who are willing to stand at all to be trained, to take orders and become the most powerful fighting force on architecture san francisco has always been a navy town and i think the fleet week which i was part of bringing back in 1981 have shown that i think to our men and women who are assembled here today who serve in the united states navy and the united states marine corp what i'll find is a welcoming city i hope you enjoy the weekends it's k30i8d important you do if you end up in the who's gallows don't call eyeing otherwise if there's dismissing anything we can do to help we're there i said this morning one of the great surprises and pleasant one was to see the great talent we have in our command force back in washington people like the head of the marine corp general amos no finer brighter poerp

the amount of whitecaps. the swells were quite enormous. heavy winds. >> all of captain dewitt's years of experience are about to come into play. as he descends, he eyeballs the 10- to 15-foot waves and chooses one, knowing full well he has to land on top of it rather than into it or the plane could break into pieces. time of impact, 3:49 p.m. unlike us airways flight 1549, which skimmed across the top of the hudson river, this plane bobs in and out of the waves. incredibly, captain dewitt says the plane continues to function while in the water. >> the aircraft was rolling to the left and was at already a high-degree bank, probably around 30 to 35 degrees. all i did was start flying it like i would in the air, and it rolled out, level. and the minute it rolled out level, i sort of popped to the surface just like a cork. >> not all have survived the impact. but those who do escape into shark-infested waters. it's an hour and a half before rescue helicopters begin arriving on the scene. because the plane's p.a. system was not working, the pil

>> reporter: i think i counted two whitecaps. we have sun up over the horizon.hiladelphia, 45 in philadelphia. 50 in sea isle city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a cooler afternoon, more sun, 60. sun giving way to clouds on halloween friday. 59 is the afternoon high. evening will dip from 57 to 50 in philadelphia. it will be dry. winds and damp conditions saturday, high of 56 early in the day temperatures dipping a bit, only 51 with a brisk wind blowing sunday. >> you can track rising or falling temperatures by the hour by using our storm tracker 6 live app it's 8:00 a.m. >> hey, good morning, america. i'm taking over times square. >> and are you ready to shake it off live with taylor swift? it's "gma's" biggest concert in times square ever. and you've got a front row seat. you don't want to miss it. >>> and perfect body backlash. why victoria secret's under fire, sparking outrage with three words. thousands of women taking them on right now. >>> and the high-tech way to ditch an awkward date. >> i'd love to meet you . >> or get us out of a

you might be able to see the whitecaps over my shoulder. 2450 that's one of the big concerns from anawell southwest of the hawaiian island chain. we could see storm swells of up to 12 feet, dangerous rip currents, very high waves. that's a concern for folks here along with, as you talked about, the rain, the possibility of flash flooding, maybe even some mud slides. the wind could be a factor although it sounds like that may be a less impact than we originally expected given that ana was going to veer more westward right into oahu. but it looks like that will not be the case. still, people are taking it seriously and getting ready. i'm looking up and down the shores of waikiki, some of the hotels may start to bring out sandbags in case the storm surge comes well up along the beach as might happen. people are stocking up, getting their plywood and bottled water and making sure they have things ready. but folks are cautiously optimistic that hawaii will escape this hurricane relatively unscathed. but the message from officials is, be ready and take this seriously. >> absolutely. you've