63 at the airport. the winds are south, southwest and continuing to remain south for us throughout the day today and helping to get the temperatures warming up nicely. right now hurricane matthew is a troublemaker in the caribbean. and it is barrelling to the u.s.? yes, getting closer to the u.s. what is happening it is on the western edges of haiti and scraping the eastern portions of cuba and emerging into the tropical atlantic near the bahamas. later today hurricane warnings or watching for florida. the forecast models are pushing it closer to the coast here s a look at haiti as the country braces for the powerful storm. hurricane matthew is gaining strength as it gets closer to here in the u.s., governors in florida and north carolina have already declared states of emergency as the storm gets closer. if it maintains strength, it could cause massive destruction. abc news has crews in haiti and jamaica this morning. look for their reports today on good morning ameri
robbed overnight. what the workers were seen doing moments of the police got to the scene. saving lives in southeast wisconsin, the fire departments are making an announcement today and how it could impact you. we are looking outside, we are on traffic and weather watch. sally? we are dry this morning. the temperatures showing up for us in the 50s and 60s. in fact, it is warmer along the lake. 63 at kenosha 62. 52 west bend. 57 coming in for waukesha and elk horn. the skies are fair. light jacket for the kids this morning. especially away from the lake with the 50s. sunshine for today. with that mix of sun and a few clouds this afternoon, we ll see the temperature going up to 70. staying 70 or better for we are watching what is happening over the caribbean with hurricane matthew. this is a look at the forecasted models. many of them now nudging the storm closer to the florida coast and scraping it up the eastern portions of the u.s. right now it is a category 4 with 145
48 miles from the beaches. wind gusts. 50-60 miles per hour. the wind would be gusting over 100 miles or hour. what a difference it makes, in a short area. the closest place to making landfall, cape canaveral. there is going to be a lot of devastation and flooding. it might not be as bad as it could have been. jeremy nelson spent most of the day traveling to florida. he is in orlando, 15 helping our sister stations. follow him on twitter to see we will continue to help this closely. more updates on our weather coming up. anchor: this is video of the wind in daytona beach. people bracing for the worst. patrick: we continue our coverage with abc s lauren lyster in new smyrna beach florida. lauren: matthew heading straight for florida, the brutal wind and pounding rain growing as the hurrican coast. the national weather service saying matthew will be devastating, potentially unlike any hurricane in the modern area. florida s governor, calling it a monster. unfortunately this i
picture from melbourne, florida. we are looking at the hurricane watches and warnings. the warnings are extended up the georgia cost and watches across the south carolina coast as well. take a look at this. it is remaining a category 3 until it is weakening off the coast of georgia. it is continuing to weaken when it skirts the coast of south carolina. it is a hug 15 inches of rain along the coast. it is dipping around as a tropical storm and potentially emerges through the florida straits and into the gulf of mexico within the next week or so. we are continuing to see what happens with matthew. now to the weekend forecast in a moment. millions of people evacuated from florida s coast in recent days. others are hunkering down as the storm moves in. matthew weakened to a category winds and storm surges. let s check in with abc news lauren lyster in volusia county, florida. hurricane matthew barreling towards florida the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the s
over the land to make a landfall. it continues to be a category 3. it is moving up, likely decreasing to a 2 and then to a 1 off the ghost of georgia and the carolinas. travel to the southeast is difficult for much of the weekend as we look at flooding rains. millions of people evacuated from florida s coast in recent days. others are huin the storm moves in. matthew weakened to a category three storm overnight. but there are still powerful winds and storm surges. let s check in with abc news lauren lyster in volusia county, florida. hurricane matthew barreling towards florida the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the storm taunts coastal cities. overnight, violent winds along above 70 miles per hour in some places. the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed power lines, thousands facing outages, officials fearing up to three million may end up in the dark. the national weather service saying matthew will be devastating. florida
and beginning to flirt with the georgia and south carolina coast. it is going to sheer out tonight and weaken. down to a 2 after the coast of georgia happening tomorrow in the predawn hours. still going to be a big rain maker for the coastal areas of georgia and the carolinas. ten up to 15 inches of rain is possible. hurricane watches and warning s are covering the we have a category 2 nicole out there too. for us, we have a warm start. patchy rain and the temperatures this morning in the 60s. the temperatures fall throughout the day. we clear out, winds and 50 in the afternoon. right now. it is a waiting game in florida. millions are in the storm s path in florida and up through look at the rain flooding the streets there. the winds are dying down just a little bit. our nikole killion is in washington where the federal officials are keeping a close eye on the storm. obama has declared a state of emergency in florida, south carolina and georgia. this morning as matthew
key weiland also in this area. 56 miles away from hilton head right now, moving to the north at 12 miles per hour. all this water gets shoved in against the coast where it has no place to go and because of that we get the flood issues. we will continue to watch the hurricane very closely. patrick: matthew has already left a trail of damage along fl joyce: abc s marci gonzalez shows us where it s heading next. reporter: hurricane matthew northward up the coast, now slamming parts of georgia and the carolinas. the best thing now is to just hunker down, stay in a safe place, don t move, don t try and move around. reporter: stern warnings after the storm claimed at least four lives in florida and left behind a trail of damage. the ocean pouring over dunes in in downtown saint augustine , nearly two dozen people, including children, were at one point trapped by the rising water around this bed and breakfast. farther south roads washed away while wind gusts topping 100 miles an h
talking about women, what he thinks about women, what he does to women, and he has said that the video doesn t represent who he is. but i think it is clear to anyone who heard it, it represents exactly who he is. mr. trump: if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words and his was action. his was what he s done to women. there s never been anybody in the historof nation that s been so abusive to women. so you can say it any way you want to say it, but bill clinton was abusive to women. hillary clinton attacked those same women. adrienne: reporter nicole killion of our washington bureau joins us now live. aside from that trump video, i know that the nominees talked about a lot of other topics tonight, right? nikole: that s right. launched at each other. you have donald trump repeatedly calling hillary clinton calling calling him a clinton a liar. you see hillary clinton saying that donald trump s campaign is imploding. she d certainly defended herself against the va
kent: she have to win over many voters. but she did make her feelings for her mother s opponent quite clear. i never thought i d see in my lifetime the almost normalization of hate speech from donald trump and the republicans. kent: chelsea clinton began with that attack on trump, but quickly turned to a positive and personal message about her motherre in a city that is often critical for democratic candidates. this is an area where we need to turnout voters. kent: she did have some convincing to do in the home district of republican house speaker paul ryan, as not everyone in the room was on board with the clinton message. i m here today just to hear what chelsea has to say. i m still undecided as to where my vote will go. chelsea s remarks focused on issues like immigration reform, early childhood education, before wrapping up she took another swipe at donald trump. donald trump is advocating for people who look like him. for white, straight, wealthy white men. kent