(nats) wilma sablan spent about 20 minutes filling her halloween wish list. (sot: wilma sablan, thrift store shopper) "i just bought a bunch of knick knacks for halloween and i spent five bucks on like 7 items." (reporter: if you bought them all new what would it have cost you?) "over 20 bucks." (sot: holly hiden, salvation army) "i know i took my daughters halloween costume shopping and they were 30 dollars a piece and here we sell them for 5 dollars a piece." the key is to treat yourself to halloween savings... and not get tricked into spending more money than you budgeted. >> mark's in now with sports - and a cross-town rivarly in sioux city. (mark) briar cliff has never beaten morningside. the chargers traveled to olsen stadium as ryan kasdorf looked to eclipse 100 career touchdown passes. those highlights are next. plus, nebraska looks for 2 in a eliminating eye pressure problems for patients who have cataracts and glaucoma. there's a growing trend of pet owners putting their fitness trackers on their pets... now there's a device made roll along, putting

wilma sablan spent about 20 minutes filling her halloween wish list. "i just bought aaunch of kniik acks for halloween and i spent five bucks on like 7 items." "over 20 bucks." "i know i took my daughters a piece." the key is to treat yourself to halloween savings... and not get tricked into spending more money than you dgeted. we're already looking ahead to the halloween forecast... but first things first -- how does today look? storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan has the eileen loan is back with anotheforecast. a few rain showers may track through today but rain is likely tomorrow#into wednesday morning where some areas could see well over an inch of rainfall before the system tracks out. highs will occur early on wednesday and we will be cool for thursday before warming back into the 50s for or-treating. it's'snd coming up p n today in iowa. torrential rainfall is smashing records in one state. some parts are measuring the water in feet; t inches. plus... an eleven year old boy who suffered a stroke is reuniting with friends aad family in n

it's amazingly low, down to what wilma was 10 years ago. and winds 185 miles per hour and it may be getting stronger than that. category 5 land fall at about 5:00 p.m. friday, eastern time. about 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. possibly on the west coast and then note this is red track so, ts is go going to be a catastrophic, devastating blow. and imagine what those people are going through rht now trng to get out of harm'sway. we have one flash flood warning out there. five-day rainfall totals because of the storm we're dealing with no and steeling some moistur patricia, weal have a a widespread area of five inches of rain. and all eyes on mexico. that's your national weather, now closer look at the day ahead. temperates will be kept down today. all the clouds and rainfall, the worst flooding potential is from dallas southward down towards areas of waco, austin and a cooler rain for you in areas of minnesota. updates on the complete weekend forecast coming up. >>> well, can you guesstimate 5$5 billion yesterday. and breaking details on a bus crash that

a hurricane in the eastern pacific, comparing it to other storms, wilma was one time number one, patricia exceeded that record at this time. so it is very strong, 200 miles per hour max wind speeds, the gusts 200 miles per hour with the pressure of 880-millibars, that's extremely low moving tot north at 9-mile per hour. puts it as a category 5 as it makes landfall later today late this afternoon early part of this evening downgrading very quickly between tonight and saturday morning to a tropical storm satellite and then as low pressure system by late saturday and unfortunately that's going to help to enhance rainfall for southern texas. we'll continue to keep track of it and keep you posted throughout the weekend. temperatures here, 50s, 40s, we have a fantastic forecast as we head into the weakened. some cool temperatures, breezy picture will show clouds in the western and northern parts of new england, a fantastic afternoon. 50 degrees for the high temperature, a brisk northwest wind. coming up i'm tracking rain for the weekend i'll have the hour by hour timing in just a bit. >>> thank

it beat out wilma, which is almost february years ago to the day. it was in the gulf of mexico and just a little bit deeper. in terms of pressure, all across "the globe" anywhere, that was october of 1979. there's maybe one little saving grace here. devastating hurricane no question. it's very small, compact. the hurricane force winds are the cat 5 hurricane winds are only 10 miles wide. it will be a very dangerous situation for many here. it may be hissing the urban centers but it may be one of the strongest to ever make landfall anywhere in the world. >>> new at 6:00, a very scary encounter. >> i looked up and here's a guy with a black mask and hoody on. some an 87-year-old volunteer says he was confronted by two men who actually robbed a bingo game. he decided it was not worth fighting back. >> the organizers of the game said nothing like to has ever ken? >> reporter: paula, we're inside the knights of columbus unfolding. those doors are where the crooks came in. that table is where the elderly man was clutching the money box. he told me it made

hurricane wilma in 2005, wind speeds up to 185 miles an hour, hurricane katrina had winds up to 175 as did andrew back in 1992 when it hit south florida. so how much worse can it get? howard bernstein has a look ahead at the overnight hours as the storm moves over land fall, and makes its way toward texas. >> yeah, the flooding problem the texas will be big. 10 or 15 inches of rain. the worst of the storm peaked at 200 sustained, gusting to 245, equivalent to an ef5 tornado, but the hurricane force winds only extended 35 miles from the center, so tight and exact storm. it's now east southeast, this thing deep and incredible fast overnight and early this morning, and now it's over land it's going to weaken quickly as well gusts to 160 tracking the pressure from 879 millibars, but it's weakening quickly. not just the winds right now, close to the center of the storm, but the massive flooding and land slides that can happen, and we have a shower chance coming for us over the weekend. tell you about that with my forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. watch wusa news in the morning for th

tropical systems. 10 years ago, almost to the date, almost the identical thing happened, hurricane wilma back in 2005. if you look at it, at its peak, perfect-looking hurricane, that pinhole eye. as it made landfall the eye was filling in. it was starting its weakening, then it heads inland, very mountainous terrain in mexico and completely shredded because of that higher terrain. essentially, that land creates friction tcuts off the heat source of the ocean and tropical storms don't stand a chance, even strong ones. you mentioned that place, jim. look where the path went. think about it this way. if a hurricane hit houston it would look a lot different than if it hit the rural spofts the texas coastline. the perception isn't always accurate considering the strength of the storm. >> axelrod: speak of texas, we have just seen the harrowing pictures coming out of texas with the flooding. now the remnants of fatreasury are going to hit texas. what are we expecting to see there. >> we have already seen the flash flooding in texas. the focus will be on the gulf coast as the moisture moves its

.) >> so thank you to the league and the sponsoring supervisor christensen and wilma take the opportunitynd especially to all of you coming and participating in this thing we call democracy i'm delighted so many people are reader in the fire chief of their district and representation and spread the word november thirds is the election and hopefully, we'll have a large turnout i hope everyone in this district engaged and thinking about those issues as you may know i've got 8 years of leadership i have a tiff new yorker and stood up we need someone at in injunction in time a big thinker and visionary leader he appreciate the parks that needs to be fixed i worked to expand st. mary's park other than the waterfront had the pleasure of working with supervisor christensen on helen north beach playground and the north beach pool but there are big issues that require a proven experience that require someone who is wlil to be a check and balance and who is a pursuant leader that listens and work with the colleagues he offers elected unanimously two times by my 10 colleagues on the board of susuper

part of that story is wilma flores. you talked with him. >> he was one of the players he's a young player. he's just become one of the magical story that any team that goes to a series, there's something special that happens. he was crying on the trade deadline day. he thought he was being traded. he's 23 years old that was in the mets system for 16 years. it was hard breaking. today he explained why he was so upset in that moment. he said he knew this was a team that could go to the world series. ernie: okay. >> we all knew we had a good team to do it. i truly believe everything happens for a reason. i think this is one of the reasons. we had the team. we know we had the team. but doing it, it's a different feeling. ernie: what a great attitude. inspired him. >> this was the reason. that trade was blown dead and the reason was so that wilmer could continue playing and be at the world series with the team. he went on fire after that game, hitting game-winning home runs. ernie: inspired everybody. >> absolutely. play? >>

we had that happen with hurricane wilma in 2005 in the northwest caribbean sea.n fact, it did the same thing in an even shorter period of time. both share, denominators in that they had virtually nonexistent windshear, very low windshear environment, and exceptionally couldater temperatures temperatures are very warm off the coast of mexico, which is the trademark of an el niÑo year. laura: thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. laura: mexico braced for that epic storm. more than 40 french pensioners and a three-year-old boy have been killed in the worst road traffic accident in france are decades. the president, francois hollande, said he had been plunged into sadness by the tragedy. the bus and truck collided head-on outside the village of puisseguin, just east of bordeaux. from there, paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. lucy: hitting in bordeaux's wooden country roads, a glance of homer. a bus full of pensioners on an early morninn outing reduced to shell after colliding with the timber truck, the fuel tanks of both vehicles bursting into f

this storm intensified faster than any storm that we've ever seen, even a little more than wilma whichhe record breaker. this is a 200-mile-per-hour hurricane, heading for mexico later on today. i've never said those words before. this has a chance to be at landfall the strongest typhoon, cyclone, or hurricane to ever make landfall in our recorded human history. that's the kind of scenario that we're dealing with here. in between manzanillo and puerto vallarta, mexico, later on this afternoon and through this evening. it's almost too late for these people to evacuate. preparation should be done just about now. here's the latest. we know for a fact this is somehow strong the storm is. our air force hurricane hunters just flew into the center of this and this is the lowest pressure ever measured by the hurricane hunter aircrafts in the atlantic or the pacific. 200-mile-per-hour winds. that's tied for third strongest storm ever recorded in our human history on our planet. that's how serious of a situation this is. to put this in comparison when it makes land fall later this afternoon thro

wilma, which previously set the record for the lowest pressure, which is how we categorize these back in 2005, that had at one point an eye that was only two miles across. sometimes these really cyclogenesis. >> what do you call them? >> cyclo--look like a cyclone, and agai genesis, birth. >> what quadrant is very dangerous. i know you break these things in quadrant. >> it's always the right front. >> think about that if you're at home. >> the right side is the east side and the front identify with be the northeast. the reason why that is typically the most intense. not only do you have the storm-force winds and appl aligning with the momentum of the storm. so you have the combination of the momentum and the storm going in the same direction, so that's where you have the worst impact on that side. that's the side where it will shove the water up and give the storm surge. >> in storms of hurricanes and tornadoes, the damage that you would expect. give me a sense. coastal area of mexico. 200 mph winds, somewhere in that neighborhood, how devastating is that? potentially? >> catastrophic

wilma did something like that back in 2005. rapidly intensified in the golf of mexico. >> i remember that. >> what about andrew and katrina? >> those are both category five storms but they happened over a longer. of time to develop into that intensity. usually when they get to category five, they don't stay that way very long. they start to bring up colder water from underneath in the colder water acts to start weakening the system. maybe in this case, the colder water was not quite as far up along the surface and the result was that it intensified really quickly. >> it sure did. then boom,. >> absolutely, where usually on top of the stop. >> let's talk about relief efforts. parts of mexico are already starting the relief efforts. >> reporter: obviously, what you have been talking about, it was only on tuesday that we first heard of this and within 30 hours it gets to a category five. take a look at look at some of these pictures. it may landfall as this strongest hurricane in history.g?? >> reporter: the video captures the pun

. >> while it wilma be a candidate, i will not be silent. erin: biden watches over. the vice president has announced he will not run for the democratic residential nomination. -- presidential nomination. he announced his decision yesterday at the white house rose garden. over losing his son has taken time and closed the window on launching a realistic campaign. sean: it is a big day for hillary clinton. the democratic front runner will be on capitol hill to answer questions about the u.s. 3' s wants to the deadly attacks on benghazi. stephanie: this morning, hillary clinton will once again testify before a special house committee investigating the september 11, 2012 benghazi attacks. the assault by islamic militants left four americans dead, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. >> was it because of a protester guys out for a walk? what difference does it make at this point? it is our job to figure happened. stephanie: testimony was supposed to be definitive three years ago on the attack, but republicans want more answers. her private e-mail server may come up if

in 2005, i was in florida at the time, remember tracking wilma through the overneat hours as it did damage. patricia expected to make landfall later on this afternoon or evening just south of puerto category five strength, so in other words it is not expected to weaken much at all before making landfall and this will be a devastating hurricane. again, not going to have impacts outside but it will be the big weather headline as we head through the course of the weekend and for us local headlines will be much cooler weather on tap for today. in fact, some areas actually below freezing next chance of rain coming our way as we head into sunday morning and first half of the weekend really kind of crystal clear skies but with clear skies and light winds temperatures usually plummet very quickly as head into the overnight hours. exception will be cape and islands will have just enough of onshore wind and water temperatures in the 50s and keep temperatures in the low 40s for the cape and islands get to boston and generally in the upper 30s but get a little bit further inland away from the i

wilma spent 20 minutes filling her wish list. >> i bought a bunch of knickknacks for halloween.nt $5. >> if you bought it knew how much would it cost? >> $20. >> i took my daughters shopping a for costumes and spent $30. >> treat yourself to halloween savings and not get tricked into spending more money that you budgeted. >> if you'd like to stand out this halloween with a unique costume check out google's fright geist. it's a map that revealed the most popular costumes trending locally and nationally. they pull data from the top 500 costume related google searches. this year the bay area will be filled would harley quinns from dc comic and star wars characters. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up a dramatic finish. the highlights are next. game six of the a-l-c-s between the kansas city royals and the tont >>> welcome back. if you missed it was a game of the ages. game six between the royals and blue jays had everything. not only late inning drama but late inning rain as well. toronto was looking to avoid elimination in kansas city. here's the drama. bl

to think about and grasp this that storm is stronger than wilma, katrina, rita, andrew, some of the most historic storms we've had in the atlantic basin, this is stronger than all of them. the pressure was lower than they've ever seen. it's amazing they could fly into a storm like that. on our recorded history, this is the third strongest storm we've ever seen anywhere on our planet. the strongest of a typhoon with 215 mile-an-hour winds. what is special about this one is that this one could make landfall at that intensity. all the other ones are in the area of the western pacific and never made landfall at those intensitie intensities. the record goes back to 2013 with a typhoon. this could make landfall with winds at 205 miles an hour. this is more than our computer expected. a lot of warm water with it. that's why it may not be done intensifying yet. at 11:30 eastern time, we'll have an updated path. we're not expecting any hurricane hunters to fly through the path anymore. this pressure at 880 millibars, the all-time record was 870. it's 145 miles south/southwest of manzanillo. they'

i just -- did he say their names are fred and wilma? [ laughter ] what do we think, do william and alfred -- okay. the audience says no. >> yes. yes, we have. >> where did you post it? >> here. you want to see it? >> yes. >> okay. >> look. >> very nice. >> jimmy: that's a great shot. germans are known for their precision. who do we have next? >> i'm bradley from atlanta. >> have you posted a selfie today? >> jimmy: has bradley posted a selfie today? [ audience responds ] mostly nos. let's find out. >> no. was i supposed to? >> jimmy: no, you did the right thing. good for you. next up. >> i'm bryant eubank and i'm from corona, california. boring place. [ laughter ] >> have you posted a selfie today? >> jimmy: what about vernon? all right. a resounding yes. let's see. >> yes, i have. it was a bomb selfie. i looked great. i know. look how gracious we look, right? oh, my god. i just really love it. >> jimmy: that's what everyone in the rest of the country thinks everyone in l.a. sounds like, right? [ laughter ] all right. next. >> what's yo

i was in cancun 10 years ago with hurricane wilma almost to the day.oint b, yeah, you've got to be smart about it. but in this particular case, hey, they were very fortunate. back to you. >> they dodged a big bullet, become. thank you for updating us on the story. >>> a very busy news afternoon. don't go away. we have more news in the next hour. i make it a great day, everybody. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. >>> a homecoming celebration has turned to tragedy after a car plows into a crowd. hello, everyone. >> good afternoon. witnesses say a sedan hit a police officer and veered toward a crowd of people at the parade. the crash killing three and injuring two dozen more. the woman behind the wheel of that car now u

that's lower than wilma, so far was the most intense hurricane here. so, no doubt, very intense hurricane, often don't see them maintain category five, only two hit here in the u.s., camille and andrew, so rare to see storm this strong in making landfall, category five. likely around 8:00 our time tonight about 20 inches every rain predicted, we continue to watch this catostrophic event, no question. here fall color, nearing the peak, if you want to get out and enjoy the breeze, it will be dying down. tomorrow near pecan peak, that's what we're seeing across the area, so get out, enjoy it, may not be nice daikon sunday, little rain predicted tomorrow will be a cool start. fifty-four, we climbed up to 64, dropping tonight, that wind dice down, and it is clear, nothing on ultimate doppler radar. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, here is what you are stepping outside to. this will be about 6:00. get up early you'll feel that chill in the air. put the coats out. already to go. kids will want to go outside with the nice sunshine, it will be chill wh

it reminds me of hurricane wilma in 2005 where it rapidly intensified and had a pinhole eye that was two miles across. this is the same like an f-5 tornado, three-mile wide tornado but wider and moving much slower, so the same areas are getting hammered by 200 plus mile per hour winds and storm surge and landslides and a few days ago, i almost went with my friend to chase the storm but we thought it would go north of there and there is one road and if you're on that road, it's likely going to get washed out to sea. i want to live to chase many more storms so it's a good thing i'm not down there because i would be scared to death. >> if it scared you, that well tell us something. i want to get the latest on how the coming hours are expected to unfold. jennifer gray is tracking it all, jennifer? >> anderson, this just made landfall less than an hour ago south of puerto valla ar arkval. a category five storm, strongest storm to make landfall in recorded history in the western hemisphere moving to the north, northeast at 15 miles per hour, still containing gusts of 235 miles per hour, so

i got a cat named wilma who pukes every morning.e always trying to figure out the best way to clean up the puke on the white carpet. >> you did a google search for google? >> yes. >> and if you do a google search for google, where does it take you? >> back to google again. [ laughter ] >> we have tom's restaurant and "seinfeld." do you like the show "seinfeld?" >> i do. i'm a huge "seinfeld" fan. >> who's your favorite character? >> kramer. >> can you maybe do an impression of that? like, do an imitation of him? >> if this is the door -- [ laughter ] >> so we have yelp, yelp pizza jersey city, and goigle. >> and goigle. yeah, that's 'cause i don't know how to spell google. >> okay, so we have raymond chandler, sebago loafers, and then australian shepherds. >> i just fell in love with a a dog. i saw a picture of him on a a ralph lauren catalog and i fell in love with the dog. i'm always looking for another pet. >> we have hustle dance and hustle dance video youtube. why'd you search that? >> well, what it is that um -- i'm into like,

wilma sablan spent about 20 minutes filling her halloween wish list. "i just bought a bunch of knick knacks for halloween and i spent five bucks on like 7 items." "over 20 bucks." "i know i took my daughters halloween costume shopping and they were 30 dollars a piece and here we sell them for 5 dollars a piece." the key is to treat yourself to halloween savings... and not get tricked into spending more money than you budgeted. still ahead on today in iowa sunday... a minnesota family thought they'd lost a part of their family forever. but thanks to a state trooper...and a good memory.. their loved one is making the 500-mile trek dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. i can't wait to meet you. before we go... a reunion is in the works in minnesota thanks to an all points bulletin for a missing bear. ... the stuffed kind. the family returned home from a road trip to find

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in china wilma perform. everyone in the metals industry is asked, will you agree with glencore?esterday of the parties, most of the parse of the tents arrived in london -- most of the participants arrived in london. can i say that? is it on demand expectations? the market set up at the moment is really quite curious. if you think there is going to be a chinese intervention or something is going to happen, and the possibility of a squeeze and the assets is definitely there. how much do i need to think about fundamentals? how much do i need to think about how the market set up is working at the moment? >> the look at copper, we have a surplus. the commodities including oil, we have a surplus. the market will undo the what is happening next -- will anticipate what is happening next year. is, we haveing already more than an idea of the companies reacting in the investment plans to the low commodity prices. companies have cut with production. we have seen this with glencore. as a production cuts. -- asset production cuts. it is very much, if you take a snapshot of the situation, toda

so it passes the record from -- it tied hurricane linda in 1997 and also hurricane wilma in the atlantic. minimum pressure 880 millibars. the strongest on the planets, typhoon tip 1979. the forecast, next week, no hurricanes, no typhoons, just sunshine on monday. have a great weekend. >> christa: "fast track traffic" time on a friday morning. rich, what do you have? >> rich: a backup on the turnpike i'm afraid. a two-car crash on the turnpike in a bad spot before the westin tolls. the backup 7 miles because of that crash a half mile before the weston tolls. elsewhere it looks like a friday. 93 at all. the expressway filling in. right now about a 22 minute not bad. no delays on route 128 and the t says no delays here either. rich kirkland, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: the world health organization reportedly plans to declare that bacon burger sausage and other processed meats cause cancer. according to the website the daily mail, red meat is expected to be added to the list. processed meat, that's expected to be put in the same category at cigarettes, alcohol and asbestos. h

like wilma the way it sat on top of the cancun area a number of years ago but it looks like it becomesto the north and it has to make a turn to the north, otherwise a gulf coast storm. we think it will travel up the eastern seaboard and losing strength as it does because the water is cooler but monday, 2:00 a.m., possibly a tropical storm. possibly it's a hurricane still. and if you take a look at how all of the models are coming together. much more spread out today than they were yesterday. anywhere from north carolina now up to maybe the east end of long island. the one model that you don't see depicted here is the european. i got to talk about that a second. the european so many of you know about it because it was right on with superstorm sandy. i can trace it for you . the european goes this way. not a huge possibility but a chance as well with this storm. we watch, however, for possible landfall. >> i think it's good to know all of those scenarios. thank you. >>> russia confirms this morning its war planes launched a second day of attacks in syria. k american officials say one att

geez, i got a cat named wilma who puked every morning. we're always trying to figure out the best way to clean up the puke on our white carpet. >> you did a search for google? >> yes. >> if you do a google search for google, where does it take you? >> back to google again. >> is it legal to eat pigeons in new york city? is it legal to catch pigeons in new york city? pigeon recipes. >> he noticed all the pigeons in new york and was curious. >> isn't that what we all do sometimes? >> yeah. >> that's why it's revealing. search history, go to google.com and put the cursor in the blank space. it pulls up what you've searched. what do you have? >> this is how lame my life is. i was on amazon looking for ink jet printer ink. isn't that exciting? rock star life i lead. al in? >> my last one was a halloween costumes for captain america. that's what nick wants to go as. >> do you remember michelle branch? i love her and i wondered hand to -- what happened to her. >> what happened in? >> i don't know. i got lots of music though. >> better not be jus

just like hurricane wilma and gene did in 2004 and 2005, as it approached land, both of those hurricanes were quite powerful category 5 hurricanes in the gulf basin. as they approached land, they weakened. there's a chance it will rapidly weaken before it makes landfall, but the damage is already going to be done. once that storm surge starts building up along the coastline and the rain starts falling, it's too late whether it weakens or lot not. the damage is going to occur. >> how did it get so strong so fast? >> it was just an absolute fluke of nature how rapidly this thing intensified. you had to have the right conditions under a ridge of high pressure where there was little to no wind shear and had to have very warm sea surface temperatures to generate the energy. it's just one of those flukes that basically go from a tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane in half a day. that's almost unheard of. >> roger hill, storm chaser, thank you for downing us on the phone. >>> coming up, breaking today, politics, donald trump finding himself in second place. . but get this, one writer who h

soul of our country, fighting to preserve the values of our party, fought and burned by women like wilma and susan b. anthony, women like rosa parks and geraldine ferraro. women like my other coming your mother, like our cousins and sisters, women who were missionaries. strategy crafters and message makers because we are the party of freedom fighters, community activists and ceos, teachers and firefighters, mine workers and environmentalists, the working class and folks that have a little extra. we worked together to create opportunities for every american. we fight together for the truth and justice for the case of fairness and equal become honor and diversity because we understand we don't all have to be the same to fight for the same thing. we understand diversity isn't just words on a paper or something we talked about. we are winning and we make something out of nothing. we take little and make it much. you can't out run come out to think or outvote us. we are the backbone of our party and this nation. so we fight because we believe that every american regardless of color, creed or

if you can think of a name, camille, andrew, katrina, receipt tashgs wirita, wilma, this strong is stronger per hour. i guess the good news in the story you just read, they're evacuating 50,000 people. they're not trying to evacuate 3 million people because 3 million people don't live there. this is a sparsely populated area but manzanillo is in the way. it's going to look like st. louis after katrina. we'll see a 30-foot storm surge coming into that bay. it's going to go up the hill and rain 18 inches, maybe 20 inches in the mountains and all that water is going to rush back down into the place that just had the salted water flood. the saltwater flood goes away and then -- right here, purt vallarta down here, acapulco, so in between those two resort towns. puerto v puerto vallarta is still going to get hit. it's the right-hand side, the side of katrina, biloxi, st. louis, where all that storm surge will put on shore and push that water into all of those cities, all of those smaller cities. that's why the evacuation to 50,000 people is so very important. need to get them away from the water

recording the data because this is a record setting storm and pressure 880 millie bars which is lower than wilmach sets the record for the atlantic and you can see a very defined eye wall so all signs of what an intense storm this is but actual measurements showing that this has winds 200 miles per hour and sustained and wind gusts higher. widespread area under hurricane warnings, that is the red and the blue is the tropical storm warnings. the wind field extends 40-50 miles out across the storm in terms of hurricane force winds and it's going to be that right front side that will get the most damage because you get the combination as this moves in land of both the momentum of the storm and the momentum of the circulation on that side and all right reporting high surf but it will come in this afternoon or evening and do a lot of damage and it hits the mountains and not just the wind we are concerned about but heavy rain, widespread could be a foot but in the mountains it rings out more. >> a chance of being a category five storm can reform over the gulf and threaten the main land u.s. >> over th

hurricane wilma. 2005. it made landfall in cozumel, mexico, october 21, 2005, a category 4 storm, with 150 mile-per-hour winds. and then it made landfall october 24th in cape romano, florida, a category 3, 120 mile-per-hour winds. this was a devastating storm. florida. 22 deaths, cause $d $21 billion in damage. it was the fourth category 5 of the season. lowest pressure for an atlantic hurricane and the last land-falling hurricane to hit florida. that'slikely tonight and ending tomorrow morning. a few showers are trying to get going now, but a larger area of rain is heading northward out of missouri and will track through our area later. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will eventually become wet, although most are temperatures are in the low to >>> all right. that your latest weather and, of course, everybody's getting ready, because the best night of happen. because that is -- sunday night football night in america! eagles going to the carolina panthers. the weather's going to be nice. cloudy, mil

hurricane wilma. 2005. it made landfall in cozumel, mexico, october 21, 2005, a category 4 storm, with 150 mile-per-hour winds. and then it made landfall october 24th in cape romano, florida, a category 3, 120 mile-per-hour winds. this was a devastating storm. ten tornadoes occurring in florida. 22 deaths, cause $d $21 billion in damage. it was the fourth category 5 of the season. lowest pressure for an atlantic hurricane and the last that's what's going on around >>> all right. that your latest weather and, of course, everybody's getting ready, because the best night of the week is getting ready to happen. because that is -- sunday night football night in america! eagles going to the carolina panthers. the weather's going to be nice. cloudy, mild, great tailgating weather. weather, 64 degrees. carolina panthers taking on the eagles, sunday night, football night in america here on nbc. now, this message. >> announcer: this sunday night football weather is brought to you by -- nfl mobile. included only on ve

hurricane wilma. 2005. it made landfall in cozumel, mexico, october 21, 2005, a category 4 storm, with 150 mile-per-hour winds. and then it made landfall october 24th in cape romano, florida, a category 3, 120 mile-per-hour winds. this was a devastating storm. ten tornadoes occurring in florida. 22 deaths, cause $d $21 billion in damage. it was the fourth category 5 of the season. lowest pressure for an atlantic hurricane and the last land-falling hurricane to hit florida. that's what'and our rain chances will continue to increase into tonight and we may have some rumbles of thunder as well. many of us could see a half inch to one inch of rain tonight into friday with rain chances lessening the later into the day we get friday. this storm system moves out for the weekend with highs in the 60s expected for saturday and sunday under partly cloudy skies. a chance of showers returns by tuesday and then it will get even colder on the back side of that system with highs only in the 50s by wednesday. >>> all right