ten to 15 inches of rain from georgia up through wilmington north carolina. a bad day in charleston tomorrow as well. for us the front brings in some cooler air. but tomorrow night we get the meteor shower peaking. look to the north and you should see a few shooting stars. sky should be clear. in fact once the front goes by tomorrow morning an abun dapt amount of -- and that will continue sunday. a cool flow out of the northwest. 20 degrees cooler. in fact here we go hour by hour. 7:15 in the morning a few sprinkles. then temps struggling to get back to 60 during the afternoon. tonight 60 for the low. clouds increasing. some rain late. tomorrow's high, 60. clouds decrease 20 degrees cooler. akron tonight. that five-day forecast. low 70s tuesday and wednesday. not bad. paul? >>> interesting story here. new tonight at 11:00. a man faces charges accused of drunk dialling 911. you heard of drunk dialling? it happens. this man drew called 911 and hung up. they called back. he said it was a misdial. then he called again. this time he allegedly told dispatchers it wa

perhaps wilmington north carolina. from that point north this portion of the forecast is very difficult. the hurricane center may have to shift this farther south. right now the thinking is that they have the hurricane passing south of new england sunday is that a cool front comes out of the great lake states saturday night into sunday morning. in doing so it's likely to grab the moisture from matthew. we may end up with beneficial rain tropical rain. perhaps as much as an inch or so of rain by 9 a.m. sunday. little wind and no coastal concerns. than 20 miles per hour. the american model is the yellow line here. if it were to happen that cool front might grab some of matthew's moisture. a new wrinkle developed this afternoon. the european models the blue line gets completely blocked. loops back around and weakens significantly heading to the east coast of florida. if the blue line comes to fruition we don't have anything ats it's a similar set up to labor day and hurricane hermine. high pressure may block the advanceme

the note directed police to this apartment building in wilmington north carolina where they discovered the body of rindge memorial school and conant high school. her family says she played softball and field hockey loved spending time with her family, friends, and especially her 4 dogs and 3 cats. her death is a shock for neighbors. >> it's just unnerving, its uncomfortable to know something like that could happen so close to you like where you sleep and where you stay at night, kids in our building, and all over the neighborhood, it's just unsettling. >> it's a little nerve-racking. they are not really saying what the actual cause is. jean: until an autopsy is complete, police are not releasing the cause of her death only saying it is being investigated as a homicide . her family tells news9 her she was a charming, joyful, independent, spunky woman. her kind, loving soul made her the type of person you could only wish to have in your life. she has been taken from us way heaven has truly gained a beautiful angel. her family also says her death is being felt far and wide including her p

looking at the potential of 15 inches, all the way from savannah through charleston and into wilmington, north carolina, right along the border of north carolina and south carolina. we're like lig to see a lot of rain measured by the foot. this does through sunday. i know we were talking about how this event is a long lasting one. we still have a few more days to go at least, because this storm is going to be a rainmaker and bring about that surge. hopefully the most damaging winds that john from the national hurricane center was talking about stays off the coast here. just want to let everyone know, even though it's a category 3 and offshore, please, don't let your guard down with this shore. >> matthew could actually make a turn and go back in towards florida. let's talk about that the next time. i know it's not a guarantee, but at least people would have their heads up. bonnie, thank you so much for that. >>> we're going to bring you the latest headlines on hurricane matthew. as bonnie was saying, it remains a real danger. >>> as many as 339 people are dead after hurricane matthew roared through hai

myrtle beach and wilmington, north carolina. myrtle beach, south carolina, wilmington, north carolina. this takes it to saturday. will it impact us? >> well, beyond here there are a lot of questions. you can see how big the area gets where this storm can still government it's going to affect us. much more to talk about with this and our forecast with some showers in the morning just ahead. >>> new at 10:00 fox 25 has learned that paul has been named the interim chief of the police in braintree. also former boston superintendent and chief dan linski has been hired. this comes as braintree police chief russ jenkins announced he was retiring early after a scandal that rocked the police department over the handling of the department's evidence room. the evidence room was being overseen by an officer. drugs, guns and cash disappeared from the evidence room. she took her own life. hundreds of criminal cases could be in jeopardy due to discrepancies in the 57-year-old start her car is now facing child endangerment charges. the girl acci

ahead of the storm northeast of it, along the coast charleston through myrtle beach and wilmington, north carolina you're getting all the water pile on. not only are you seeing the 20, 25-foot waves, the winds are forcing the water onshore, you're getting the storm surge right in through here. today it will affect this area right here. when you hear a storm produce see miles per hour. the winds are confined to the eye wall only which is this part right here. you see that wrapping around the center. 150-mile an hour winds. right now there's 105 miles per hour. i'm making the point the strongest winds are right here. this is rain in columbia and southern pes of north carolina. this is -- southern portion of north carolina. this is the winds pushing off toward the north/northeast. this is portion of northern north carolina and southern north carolina is pulling away. maximum stained winds 105 miles per hour. it's a category 2. it's moving in a north northeasterly direction at 12 miles per hour. it's about to take an unusual turn toward the east and south. most of the storms will come up and out, and

obviously a lot of them to destinations in florida and charleston and south carolina, and wilmington, north carolina, myrtle beach some of these areas could be impacted by hurricane matthew. you want to check ahead if character trying to get to the south today. accuweather will following hurricane matthew throughout the morning. you can check the storm's path with our hurricane tracker at 6abc.com. >>> a philadelphia judge has ordered uber x and lyft to cease and desist. customers will not be find for ordering the service, but drivers could be failed $100 fine. >> if i get notification from uber, or lyft i can't drive, i will continue to drive. >> uber will remain available for riders and drivers. >> both presidential candidates have suspended their campaigns in the storm zone and released thoughts and prayers for those in the paths of matthew. vice president joe biden returns to want delaware valley to campaign for hillary clinton. he will speak at the bucks county community college in bristol. he spoke at drexel on her behalf last week. donald trump held a test run of sorts days before the second

that the storm looks like it is just off shore from myrtle beach south carolina east of wilmington north carolina. this loop around advertised to this is not a 1, 2 punch. by the time is gets back to the bahamas will have winds to 15 miles an hour. >> anchor: download the latest from the 7 news mobile app. >> anchor: more news today. police in orange are on the hunt for murder suspects. an elderly man murdered in his home. his wife badly injured. of the couple attacked during a home invasion in the town of orange wednesday night. they were found the next morning when a home health aide stopped in. >> that must have awful all through the night. >> reporter: thomas hardy was killed during the attack. >> he was always a hard worker and he's a good to everybody. and everybody loved him. he was a mountain climber. he climbed every mountain in new england. >> reporter: as healthy and active as joanna fisher was in a wheelchair and needs assistance. she describes what their family describes as a violent and vicious attack. >> a man and a woman come in and stabbed them both. killing him. they thought she

look at the weakening, and it way to south carolina, might be close to wilmington, north carolina. you can see this horrendous rainfall, really, really torrential that works its way all the web to the carolinas. this entire area that gets the heaviest rain, five to 10 inches plus, enough for freshwater flooding, will also undergo storm surge and damaging winds me, and i do expect a lot of issues. it is called -- it is calm, gorgeous. tomorrow, increasing clouds, but i think the daylight hours will be dry. a little piece of moisture may combine with this front, which may slow the front down or create rain behind it and that could affect us on sunday, especially southeastern mass, monday, a sparkling, gorgeous day. much of next week looks like it will be pretty nice. in our local weather, the thing to keep an update on is sunday from forecast, a little tricky locally. farther south and east, maybe deterioration north and west. see you next hour. i am meteorologist harvey leonard. >> now here is josh brogadir with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. maria: josh: a tough loss last night

matthew look at the heavy rain from savannah continuing towards charleston and on their way to wilmington north carolina a lot of flooding rains a lot of storm surge and check it out a lot of wind as well. especially as the eye goes by watch the when wends beefcake up to a hundred miles per hour the strength of the storm may come down it is a category two now and just a little under hundred and 10 miles per hour it will drop down below 100 miles a hundred miles per hour and become a category one. here's the problem as it finally pulls away from the coast watch this track a goes back into the event that takes a hard right-hand turn and returns the baja me where this all started will keep you updated on matthew not only for the rest of this weekend as well. that storm is hammering northern florida and southern florida that's where we find scott mclean and savanna with the very latest. hurricane matthew slammed into the east coast. bringing high winds and heavy rain. the storm transform streets into rivers. some people could see as he is 15 inches of rain. coastal communities and join is in the carolinas b

there is a lot of agreement amongst all the models but after wilmington, north carolina, we have models taking this out to see, models taking it out to the south, closer, others taking it toward men -- nantucket and some into southern new england. we do not know at this point. it is starting to have it say in the next 24 hours, we will start to see these lines coming into a better agreement i think. especially by this time tomorrow night and silly by thursday. this is the official track category four through the heart of the bahamas. then on toward florida. not making landfall, at least we do not think if you follow this track. this cone of uncertainty does include lake okeechobee, orlando, up toward checks -- jacksonville. it is possible it could take a westward track. after that it starts to re-curve and doesn't hit out to sea or does it come close to new england? that is the question of the partly cloudy, we will call it. where watching energy toward the pacific northwest. this is a piece of the puzzle. will it grab matthew or guided out to see or will it miss it to the north? there

it's going parallel to the coast and up to wilmington, north carolina. maximum staged winds are down to 105 miles per hour. moving to the north/northeast at 12 miles per hour, the pressure is starting to rise which means the storm is beginning to weaken. the path will take on an unusual track it will make a right hand turn out to sea and to the right eventually and bear down on the about a hall -- bahamas and southeastern coast of south florida. forecast for us today. mostly cloudy, showers, this afternoon, 70 degrees is the forecasted high. shower activity holds off later on, cloudy in the morning, temperatures in the 60s. afternoon, 70 degrees, wet weather breaks out after 2:00 p.m. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 66 degrees, morning rain sunday, some afternoon sunshine, a cooler day, breezy, as well. monday, sunny and nice, 65. tuesday, 67. partly sunny skies, wednesday, clouds and sun, 69 not a bad day. thursday, partly sunny, 72. friday, sunny skies, cooler, 68 degrees. the only chance of rain is the system pulling through later this a

this was the position saturday afternoon south of wilmington, north carolina and it curves back out monday next week. obviously thousands of family in the path of hurricane matthew all of whom are faced with making a tough choice. evacuate or ride it out. chris tanaka spoke with a native ohioan in that position. chris? >> chris: navy petty officer rick is a youngstown native currently stationed in jacksonville with his wife and two daughters. even though he lives off base evacuation zone he told me via skype he is not taking any chances. >> we are battening down the hatches right now. my family is getting pretty busy and packing up some stuff. we have family in tallahassee and also down in tampa and we want to decide which will be the best course of action by looking at the storm's path in the next couple of days. >> he is getting everything ready >> we are stationed on the water in mayport and we have to make sure we get our stuff covered up. if anything happens as far as storm surge and make sure we keep our stuff dry and safe as we can. >> the first hurricane was isabelle in 2003 statio

paralleling the coast and it will continue to do that through myrtle beach and close to wilmington, north carolina. there is a possibility of hurricane force winds. and there is an immense amount then there is the weakening and the heaviest push offshore. this does not take into account what is already happening. we are talking about extra 10 inches of rain. the storm is only moving about 12 miles per hour and it's not going to accelerate that much. it is still very mild this was an incredibly gorgeous day around here. temperatures will be very mild. low clouds may try to move in a long south coast later tonight. and there may be some sunny breaks. we will lose the high pressure area. this front will make an approach. the body of the storm, matthew, will not come up the coast, but a stream of moisture may combine with this front and that could affect us overnight into tomorrow night. this heavy rain come up through the carolinas. the storm does not make it up. the front does. so, that is why sunday is the trick your forecast. monday is a lock as a gorgeous day around here. here's another computer

. >> here's the hurricane right here, again, southeast of wilmington, north carolina. the front doesn't allow it too but the front may grab some moisture before moving offshore sunday morning. we may pick up a couple of showers but most of us less than a half an inch of rain, probably less than even a .10 of an inch of rain. red sox and indians for the sunday afternoon game will feature lots of sunshine. cool, though. temps in the upper 50s, great for fall foliage and apple picking this evening. more on matthew at 7:00. >>> we coming to you live once again from gillette stadium. where you know who got back out on to the field here today. tom brady, this was a day a patriots fans had circled on their calendars and the rest of the nfl had been dreading. tom brady back from his deflate-gate suspension and getting ready to take out his frustration on the 0 and 4 cleveland browns this sunday. brady rejoining his teammates on the practice field, apparently will let his actions speak for him. at all this week. he is not on the active roster yet, just a form meat, really. he'l

it's and winds will intensify in wilmington north carolina, thanks to the stalled front they can get close to a foot of rain. unfortunately interior areas missing out on the rain that is centered along the coast and we could get a storm surge up to 11 feet. back at home quiet weather tomorrow enjoy it. if you like today you'll like tomorrow and plenty of sunshine and high of 75 degrees, saturday the clouds are here by the morning and the showers rolling in mid-afternoon into the evening showers, and temperatures pretty nice. 72 degrees ahead of that cold front and behind the system on sunday, the sun is back and breezy and cooler and 68 degrees and columbus day wall-to-wall sunshine but a fall chill with a high of 66 degrees. heading into tuesday, we are back in the sunshine mostly sunny skies and temperatures slightly warmer, 68 degrees so a quiet start to yom kippur. and thursday the mild fall weather continues with a high of 71 degrees. we do get an updated track map from the national hurricane center at 11:00. and we'll be able to track the wins. and by 11:00 hurricane force wind

potentially me landfall as category one hurricane moving off the coast of myrtle beach toward wilmington, north carolina still as category one by tomorrow night and then take a look at what happens over the weekend into early next week. it does a loop de loop and heads back to the south so, of course, we could still be talking about matthew into next week. we're going to update that entire forecast coming up but first we want to talk a little bit about what's going to happen here at home. for tomorrow we're looking at mostly cloudy skies out there. the threat of a couple of showers. clearing though for the second half the weekend. turning cooler look at the numbers. only mid 60s for high temperatures on sunday. moving into monday, temperatures in the city in the 40s. 64 for the high temperature on columbus day and then as we move toward tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week temperatures right around average for this time of year in the upper 60s. back over to you. dawn? good thank you scott. the hurricane has weakened tonight the worse could still be on the way for parts of georgia and south caro

this is is a major hurricane just offshore of florida making landfall somewhere around wilmington, north carolina and continuing up the coastal areas. offshore of boston sunday at 2:00 p.m. guess what time the tribe play in boston on sunday? 4:00 p.m. we still have to keep an eye on boston, otherwise, it looks like thing also be pretty nice as we at least get the alds started. >> you can certainly see that. temperature also be in the sunshine. as for as that game goes, at 8:08, mostly clear, a beautiful night. friday, 4:38 pitch. 78 degrees with mostly sunny skies, and the temperature also get a little bit cooler as we head into the weekend with scattered showers and storm chances. we will be keeping a close eye on that storm as it continues up the east coast a lot of people have families that they're going to stay in touch with. right now no direct northeast ohio, but all eye also be on that east coast. >> and thinking of everybody down south right now. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, playoff bible in cleveland as betsy pointed out, right around the corner as the indians prepare f

and we have the hurricane warnings across the georgia coast, south carolina, and up to wilmington, north carolinack at home, the exclusive forecast, not one of the prettiest days tomorrow. lots of clouds. a little bit up stable in the afternoon with some afternoon and evening showers. a high of 70. sunday, transition day, morning clouds, afternoon sun. breezy and cool. 66. columbus day, gorgeous. 65 degrees. a bit on the cool side. tuesday, partly sunny, 67, a try start to yom kippur. we have a possibility of showers on wednesday. otherwise, mostly cloudy, thursday, clouds and sun, high of 71. and friday, seasonal, high of 68 degrees. and we will have the latest on hurricane matthew tomorrow morning. >>> thank you. police officers that serve and protect the 19th district in philadelphia were honored tonight with a celebration in parkside. the 19th district advisory council presented awards for their hard work. there was even a cake to thank the officers for their service. >>> eagles to the midwest, play detroit. big game. 4-0. >> oh, is that a prediction? >> without question. >> the eagles will g

crossing over cuba then hugging the coast and by late saturday night right off the coast of wilmington north carolinaas a category two storm. so you can see this area of uncertainty that cone of uncertainty could be little bit farther west or east but on that current trajectory coming very close to the eastern seaboard. even toward our region when you look at all of these models, these are hurricane models. they followed same path of course because they are guidance some of them moving them inland most of them the models hugging right along cape hatteras and then pushing it tout sea. on that current track that may impact our weather. european model one that we depend on heavily during the fall, during the summer, even the winter months, brings the storm off the coast of cape hatteras and then out to sea. our american model starts off in a similar location on friday, but comes little bit farther to the north to the southeast of the delaware valley and this one could mean some rain. this is that american model spreading rain inland even on the storm stays offshore, it could mean some rain and wind for

then it does begin to move northeast just south of wilmington, north carolina, sometime saturday afternoon. this is from the hurricane center again they still do believe perhaps we're talking about a category one hurricane south of nantucket. sunday afternoon at 2:00 pm with winds at 80 miles an hour, you notice the gray shading here including the city of boston, that is the cone of uncertainty meaning that five days away it's so it may end up in albany new york, and it may end up farther south away from new england. both positions would be considered an accurate forecast. we have a cool front raising across the northern tier of the united states and behind that a large area of high pressure. some of the models are advertising be a eastward shift and even a southward shift. this is the american model, the yellow line indicating well out to that would be about it. then the european model which is a vastly superior model especially when handling tropical systems that loops back south to florida. so from north carolina north all weekend up into new england it's nothing but sunshine. very diff

again, south of wilmington, north carolina. and moves east, but so does the cool front, and so as the front is moving east, it prevents matthew from heading north, and also that moisture connection is rain for matthew. there will be a couple of showers with the front, but most of us pick up less than a half an inch of any rainfall saturday night, and it's gone by sundays, including the sox game sunday afternoon against cleveland. that will feature a mix of clouds and sunshine, breezy, noticeably cooler with temperatures at the start of the game near 60, and then falling into the upper 50s through the evening hours. monday columbus day, mostly sunny skies. cool in the morning hours with afternoon highs near 60. see you in a few minutes with an update on mew >>> we're getting our first look at the trailer for mark wahlberg's up coming boston marathon bombing movie. >> the trailer for patriots day was released today. >> how many times you run this thing. >> boston 18, 43 overall. >> that's impressive, boss. >> the film follow as fi

of coastal flooding so this hurricane warnings are in effect really from daytona beach to wilmington north carolinahe exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, tomorrow cloudy with some afternoon and evening showers. generally about a tenth to a quarter of an inch. not a lot of rain with a high of 70. sunday morning clouds, afternoon sun. it's breezy, it's cooler 66 degrees. and monday columbus day, wall to wall sunshine but a little bit on the chilly side with a high of 65. on tuesday partly sunny, 67, a dry start to yom kippur. possibility of a few showers wednesday. on the otherwise clouds mixing with sun 70. budget up to 71 degrees on thursday. friday seasonable partly sunny with a high of 68 degrees. of course there's a new update and an updated track coming from the national hurricane center at 11:00. i'll have it on "action news tonight. >> thank you cecily. >>> abc's "world news tonight" with david muir is next on channel6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff sharrie williams adam joseph and ducis rodgers. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. fo

then it does begin to move northeast just south of wilmington, north carolina, sometime saturday afternoon. this is from the hurricane center again they still do believe perhaps we're talking about a category one hurricane south of nantucket. sunday afternoon at 2:00 pm with winds at 80 miles an hour, you notice the gray shading here including the city of boston, that is the cone of uncertainty meaning that five days away it's

then does begin to curve northeast so that is just southeast of wilmington, north carolina saturday with the winds at about 105 miles per hour. and so, at this point, then it does put northeast on watch. and i put this together to show two primary computer models this yellow line right here. this track, if it were to verify would grab some tropical european model which is a vastly superior computer model, that's a track farther south alcs. this scenario, probably nothing. not even any rain or wind whatsoever. the challenge is there will be cool front dropping out great lakes states timing of that cool front which will determine which track ends up being the one that verifies. we just don't know that. we probably won't know that until some time thursday afternoon or evening. that's where is this cool front through dakotas. until that gets to eastern seaboard we have have to watch and wait keep you updated. any event your day starts few clouds tomorrow morning and some sun in afternoon. forest of the week delightful, lots of sun shy low to mid fnts 70s. you enjoy sun i'll watch matthew. al

they will see rapidly deteriorating conditions here from let's say, myrtle beach to wilmington, north carolina over the noak 8 -- north carolina over the next 8 to 1 hours. they are in for a tough time. for us back in the delaware and lehigh valleys we're looking at nothing more than showers from this. that's about it. some of the moisture will get drawn north as an approaching cold front gets lifted this way, we're dodging a huge bullet in the immediate philadelphia area. temperatures are in the low 60s. philadelphia, 63. millville, 63. poconos, 54. cape may, 68. dover, 66. here's the cold front. you can see this ribbon of clouds that draws the moisture north. had that front not been here we would be dry. the front will draw the moisture northward clouds lower and thicken, showers break out after lunchtime, that's about it. future tracker 6 going really, really light on the shower activity. i think you will see more than what the model is showing here. same thing this afternoon, cloudy skies, more showers than what the model is showing here. overnight tonight it may transition over into a ste

speeds are picking up in areas like brunswick, charleston, north carolina and wilmington, north carolina and turning back down and curving toward the bahamas. we will keep our eye on this. it could change. it is a few days out. nicole is working to bump matthew and keep it in that area close to the bahamas islands and florida. here at home a different set up. a cold front is getting ready to pass through. warm air is lifting in front of it. it will be warm today. as we air to interrupt the summer- like weather pattern we have been feeling the past couple of days. today you are looking good. no rain to worry about until the late hours. probably around 10:00 to 11:00 we will see sprinkles pop up. then bands of showers will move through early saturday morning and it should clear out by lunch time. the whole saturday won't be a washout. sunday quiet, much cooler and a major change there. kristin? >>> all right, somara. we are getting busy on the highways. here is 480 and warrenville- center road. at least 480 is looking fine now. heading to the map, this may get in your way home from the tri

and the latest radar shows a tornado warning for wilmington, north carolina, and myrtle beach, 60 mile an hour wind gusts sustained along the carolina coast. you can see the winds pushing that water along the coast. we'll talk more in detail about the hurricane and our weather coming up, chris. >>> lisa, thank you. sad news to report. breaking news. abc 7 news has just learned the woman who was severely beaten do you remember a robbery last month in san jose died this morning. 88-year-old flo douglas suffered bleeding in her brain and eyes, after being kicked in the head in her home. sheriff's deputies say 19-year-old zachary kuin threatened to kill her if she didn't give him money. police say he will be charged with murder. >>> 8:01 is the time. hurricane matthew, torrential rain, hitting the coast this morning. 1 million people are without power in florida. abc 7 lauren lister has the latest on the storm. >> reporter: the deadly hurricane, reeking havoc as it moves up the coast. overnight, matthew bringing deafening rain, storm surge and destruction to south carolina. flooding roads,

carolina but winds still at 60 miles per hour. the problem is the rain intensifying as it moves to the north because of that stalled front. wilmington, north carolina escaping the brunt of the winds but could get a foot of rain. a serious situation. back at home sunny and 75 and showers rolling in the afternoon best chance from 3:00 until 6:00. and sunday, monday and tuesday a fall chill temperatures in the 60s. but dry and i'll let you know if the trend continues in the exclusive accuweather forecast. more news coming up in our next half hour. stay with us. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> "action news" continues as we monster the westbound lanes of the pennsylva

saturday and sundays early morning, clips near wilmington, north carolina and starts to yank to the rightthis is good news for the forecast, stays out of our area. arches back to the south moving through monday. parts of north carolina, outer banks are going to be pommelled with rain throughout today. heaviest rain is moving through south carolina. there's a look on the radar. you see heaviest rain with yellow and orange, almost the entire state of south carolina being hit. there's the eyewall, this curvature here, heaviest rain band. strong winds wrap around, meaning parts of the georgia shoreline are seeing high winds this morning. that's a closer look at heavy rain moving through, stretching into charleston where things are currently considered very dangerous. likely plenty of damage already that happened. radar and satellite showing we have clouds moving in. this is a two prong reason. a cold front is coming from the west, helping force moisture and lift. then we have moisture to the south from matthew pulling up. we have a double whammy. the front will win out, not going to allow mat

it happened in wilmington, north carolina where jones was studying to become a nurse. monday afternoon walker, a marine corps reservist, drove to a wilmington shooting range and rented three handguns. instead of shooting at targets, authorities say during a search of his body investigators found a suicide note, in it walker confessed to killing jones. this is the 911 call from the shooting range. >>> tonight the jones family is planning a funeral. the ceremony will honor her indian tribe heritage. us her kind loving soul made her the opportunity of person you could only wish to have in your life. she's been taken from us way too soon and a fundraising campaign is underway right now to bring rebecca jones' body back home and an effort to bring her four dogs and three cats to family here in new hampshire. if you'd like more information on that, you can log on to our web site fox25bost i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> a trolley operator was blamed for the chaos when smoke filled the station. today governor baker says all of the emergency protocols were followed last night

miguel almaguer is in wilmington, north carolina, where cleanup is underway. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. plenty of misery. yesterday in this area there were nearly 600 water rescues. today unfortunately four people still remain missing. hundreds of rescuers remain in this area. they're scouring local neighborhoods. walking through flood water making sure everyone is okay. more than 11 inches of rain fell in this area. the hurricane responsible for 11 deaths here in the u.s. meantime, as you mentioned, that cleanup effort is underway. some estimates between 4 to $6 billion. of course, this hurricane pummelled florida, the carolinas and georgia. all four of those states were in a state of emergency. the cleanup effort should take sefrt days -- several days if not weeks. officials are trying to clean the area. willie, the weather turning better but the cleanup is going to take quite some time. >> looking at some pretty miguel almaguer, thanks. >>> we'll get dylon's forecast in a second. >>> an armed suspect shot and killed two police officers and wou

mandi and michael derr said their "i do's" in wilmington, north carolina. the rain even stopped during now to a wild rescue in florida. take a look at this -- a bald eagle had to be pulled from the grill of a car. the driver says the eagle flew into the car, and got stuck. the bird is getting treatment at a wildlife sanctuary. a dane county church is trying to go back in time to honor those who have passed on. the locaon at the cemetery has been lost. tony galli reports on the search to find them. tony: -- >> with a lot of people say their great-grandfather is buried here. tony: tombstones share space with mystery. >> 1898 a prairie fire bold -- burned all the wooden markers. tony: richard ferguson says other markers, cemetery records -- with foul play fire. the location of 100 graves is unknown. enter modern technology, in the form of a magnetometer. grexit measures the earth's magnetic field with great precision. tony: with this device and gps, a lawrence university professors team of students create a map of sorts. grexit we find those -- find those, the

have been ideal conditions for a wedding, but a couple from illinois had their wedding in wilmington, north carolina. they planned to say i do on bald head island. they said i do in nearby wilmington. they went outside into the flooded streets they see the storm as an obstacle the couple has tackle successfully. >> beautiful and unique wedding photos. >>> a teacher from philadelphia has earned a coveted honor, known as the oscars of teaching. it's an award ceremony that played out like hollywood's biggest night. the only difference, 9 educator about to win doesn't know she was nominated. and that teacher isa pal >> i am so shocked. >> reporter: she is a 5th grade science and math teacher at andrew jackson, her students not surprised she was the winner. >> she's nice. >> reporter: her prejudice milk and educator award comes not only with honor and bragging rights, a check, too. >> the esip yant of this -- the recipient of this award will receive a financial prize of this. up, 25 thousand dollars. it may come as no surprise how they plans to spend it on education. she started her advance degree at hol

north carolina, the vice president. she has a bench of high-profile supporters helping her try to close the deal. >> that's right, wolf. i was out here today campaigning in wilmington, north carolina, fayetteville. joe biden, barack obama, michelle obama are tremendous surrogates with great following nationally. many senators and governors are out in the field as well because there are a few states like north carolina where there is early voting already under way and where control of the state, the prediction for the presidential and senatorial and gubernatorial races here have gone back and forth. so many of us have gone to other places in the country who know secretary clinton, who have served and worked with her and who can speak to her strength. i was at polling places and at grass-roots campaign headquarters in several places across north carolina today and was glad to be able to deliver a positive message. there are a lot of folks across the country, wolf, who have been turned off by the nasty and personal tone of this campaign and debate nationally. many are concerned that folks who would come out and vote for secretary clinton or for democrats like deborah

in effect across northern parts of florida and extending all the way up to the north of wilmington, north carolina. we have a long ways to go. one of the big thing you hear the governor of north carolina talking about is the rainfall totals. we had incredible flooding just a couple of weeks ago across eastern north carolina. the ground is saturated. and we're going to see a lot of rain falling in some sports, possibly pushing 15 inches. this is going to be a catastrophic flooding situation for us across south and north carolina. we have the storm surge in the short term. storm is moving to the north. the pressure is still really low. metrologically that means it's a very strong storm and we're going to watch a lot of water being pushed in across the coast here, especially between savannah and charleston. savannah has seen a surge of 6 feet, fortunate lit happening at low tide. it's not going to be the case when we get to charleston. charleston is expecting to see the second largest flooding situation that they've seen from a storm behind hurricane hugo. that's saying a l have incredib overnight ac

wilmington, north carolina, as well. the outer banks, the heaviest rains are north and west of the center of this. big time wishes and wind piling up storm surge. some of the rain will get into new jersey. we've seen a record surge in savannah and charleston, five to seven foot surge at its peak will push the water up the rivers in some cases miles inland. you have a foot of water, it's a ballots of outflowing water and in-flowing water, the storm hurricane matthew churns up the southwest coast. that's a check on the big weather hl. here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. we have showers approaching from the west, fortunately for us in the immediate philadelphia area we're dry. mainly cloudy this morning and milder than the same time yesterday a good five to ten degrees milder, actually. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, showers are possible this afternoon, otherwise it's cloudy, 70 degrees, morning rain giving way to afterno

we've had this for the past hour around wilmington, north carolina, all the way up to moorhead city.dangerous conditions. we will continue to watch this with winds of 50 to 80 miles an hour. a hurricane warning. as the eye stays offshore, its the eye wall with the water being pushed along the coast. you are looking at the storm surge and eventually this goes out to sea tomorrow more than. looks like it's coming back down toward the bahamas into the middle of next week. right now we are looking at fog-free conditions around the bay area. and temperatures are ranging from the cool side in the 40s half moon bay, 48 gilroy, 55 san jose. 57 oakland and 60 in san francisco. and our roof camera, it's going to be a warm day here once again. always is for blue angels. 49 santa rosa, 157 concord, 51 livermore. we cool off so quickly at night. from our sutro tower camera, great weather for absolute angels. fleet week, blue a skies. we see a few high clouds, cooler conditions tomorrow but much, much cooler this time next week. we could be talking about rain and giving you a little doppler tour o

right onshore there, and then it's going to be turning just offshore near or just south of wilmington, north carolina. so we're still going to have a surge here from charleston up to wilmington. so that's the deal on that. as far as rainfall, it's really coming down in torents down there, so as much as four to eight irchtion of rain will fall on parts of south carolina, parts of north carolina and southeastern virginia where norfolk may pick up more than seven inches. some of this rain is going to be pulled northward. we're not going to get the hurricane here at all, but some of it may be pulled northward. i'll show you that shortly. so what's going to happen with this thing? it's going to start turning and moving offshore near or just turn down like this, weakening over time to become a tropical storm. so we do have warnings up here and hurricane warnings up here from savannah all the way up through wilmington, up along the coastline here, tropical storm warnings are in the orange shading, as you can see there. so there goes the storm heading north/northeast. for us, we can see a little bit of rain