States. Were going to Lauren Lister in new smyrna beach, florida with the latest on matthew, lauren. Reporter good morning, it is hard to believe less than 24 hours ago you could barely walk where i am as Hurricane Matthew battered the area. It left behind down trees and worse and now it continues to move north. The deadly hurricane wreaks havoc as it moves up the coast. Flooding roads and downing trees, and driving cars off the road. On a erie light show on this highway as multiple power lines explode. The powerful category two hurricane has weakened, but continues to show its force bringing winds gusts up to 80 Miles Per Hour. States of emergency declared in georgia, South Carolina and north carolina. The best thing is to hunger down and stay in a safe place. Reporter this after pummeling florida. Sounded like a train. As matthew barreled through palm coast, a Home Security captures as Rushing Water crashes into a home. Full roads getting washed away. Saint augustine one of the harde
0 themselves politically, not protect the country legally. it s businesses trying to keep the door open for cheap labor. it s every push in the country, every pressure group in the country. i don t hear one person say with conviction i want congress to pass an immigration bill that they will be proud to fully and effectively enforce. if not, why ra they wasting our time passing another joke like they did back in 1986. and that s hardball for now. thanks for being with us. politicsnation with al sharpton starts right now. thanks, chris, and thanks to you for tuning in. i m live tonight from washington, d.c. tonight s lead, a major development in the george zimmerman murder trial. after nearly two weeks of intense questioning, the jury has been chosen. six people and four alternatives will decide whether mr. zimmerman is guilty or not. guilty in the shooting death of trayvon martin. he has plead not guilty and claims he shot trayvon martin in self-defense. here is the jury. all s
water s edge. a dad was fishing with his 3-year-old son there when the child ended up in the water. obviously the river is a dangerous place and we ask people stay out of the river because it is treacherous and sometimes it s a lot more treacherous than it looks. reporter: the rescue response was quick. u.s. park police, arlington fire and the dc harbor patrol teamed up for the effort. a first responder pulled the young boy from the river but he could not be revived. it s just a tragedy. a family lost their 3-year-old son. reporter: with three drownings here in less than two years, law enforcement plans to ramp up its enforcement campaign about the dangers of the river stressing the importance of life vests, whether you re in a boat or on the shore. the positive we can take from this is it s going to reinvigorate our effort to try to prevent this type of thing from happening anymore. reporter: police are reminding everyone that it s illegal to swim or wade in the