but we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. this is going to be bad. cuba, haiti, bahamas in the bull s-eye. a devastating hurricane pummels the caribbean. dangerous category 4 storms winds of 145 miles per hour. authorities bracing your potential humanitarian disaster. destruction will be catastrophic. i ve legally used the tax laws to my benefit. and to the benefits of my companies. his supporters said it just shows he s a genius. what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in the first place? illinois suspended $30 billion in bank activity with wells fargo s phony account scandal. the russian government trying to end the war in syria. russia and the syrian regime have chosen to pursue a military course. a fast moving wildfire has forced the evacuation of a small could colorado community. ashes everywhere. a television cameraman is being hailed as a hero for rescuing a woman in a wreck. a bicyclist
greg argos joins us live from haverford township, delaware county. good afternoon, greg. reporter: good afternoon there jim and rahel. this event was supposed to start around 11:45 but like many of these events little bit late right now. what s different here in haverford, pennsylvania, we re at the community rec and environmental center. you can see the setup here for a family town hall this is much different than a rally type environment around 500 people or so are inside this community center right now. hundreds more outside ticketed guests who are right now being turned away. we re expecting hillary clinton, of course, to come here on stage along with her daughter and u penn graduate and actress elizabeth banks. they ll be talking family questions, of course, talking jobs for families. the economy for families. health insurance, a like. this comes just one day after hillary clinton held two rallies in ohio talking about similar topic as well as donald trump s taxes. we
the storm in the port au prince. the hurricane, and flood throughout the that it. fierce wind, downpours pounded island submerging coastal areas to the south and causing severe flooding. reporter: across the island in the dominican republic the deluge trooped multiple inches of rain forcing cars to drive, through the flood. in gentleman make at effects of matthew have been felt, this road was washed away in a mud slide. along the eastern coast of the cuba people were urged to head for higher ground, more than 300,000 people have reportedly been evacuated. matthew directly impacts florida there will be massive destruction we have not seen in years. reporter: florida governor rick scotties taking no chances declaring a state of emergency. once this storm comes we can now put our first responders in harms way. we must leave before it is too late. we cannery build home, rebuild a business you cannot rebuild a life. reporter: nor carolina governor path mcrory, declar
times are still in the green. when i come back, we ll take a look at the schuylkill and the vine street expressway. tracy, vai? are teenagers to blame? police bust online clown threats in at least two parts of our area. viral posts were suggesting clowns threatening violence against school students. one of those was a 14-year-old from gloucester county. pamela osborne is live this morning with more. hi, pam. good morning. authorities here in washington township were taking those clown threats very seriously. in the past few days, two teens have been arrested. police tell us these creepy clown threats started popping up on social media within the past week. concerned kids told their parents, their parents called police. yesterday, a 13-year-old girl from bunker hill middle school in gloucester township was arrested for making specific threats against a specific student. i know where you live. i m going to come to your house, kidnap you and kill you. reporter: her arr
expressway around broad street. traffic can go in and out of the city, eastbound, westbound, you re looking good. also, too, veering off towards the exit for 611. we re doing okay on the vine street expressway. no reported problems. accident lower merion at east lancaster avenue and argyle road. this report came in 20 minutes ago. we re still working through it and no reported problems or delays are existing within this accident. again, it s still early to see any reported delays. west pottsgrove, this just came in at berk street and east howard street. let s take a look at travel times. 422 this morning, usually shorter travel time from route 29 towards the schuylkill. speeds are in the 40s and 50s. again, we re still working with heavy, dense fog in some parts of the area. it will take you eight minutes. travel speeds in the green for most of the majors all throughout the delaware valley. when i come back, we ll take a look at 95 and the schuylkill expressway. vai and tracy
let s start with meteorologist krystal klei with the nbc 10 first alert weather. we ve seen in the traffic cameras the fog that people are dealing with this morning. we expected more fog this morning because we have that moisture hanging around, although we have started to fall under a bit more dry pattern which is why yesterday we were able to see sunshine in the afternoon. here s what we re looking at, areas of fog, hazel down to three-quarter mile visibility. this is an extremely dense fog, patchy fog. four-mile visibility in reading and five miles for blue bell, dropping into philadelphia. northeast philly looks fine. we have low-hanging clouds. some of our top of tower cameras are starting to see the gray out you see sometimes. four miles visibility in mt. holly and actually as we look through new jersey we see some areas where the fog is a little thicker. millville is at four mile as well as atlantic city outside. drive with caution out there. not as rough as yesterda
visibility, the lowest on the board. philadelphia, wilmington, reading at ten miles. the max you ll see on a map like this. patchy fog, three-mile visibility mt. holly, atlantic city, millville. this has been wavering about where we ve seen the patches of fog. expect if you re driving this morning you might run into some. it s not nearly as dense as it was just yesterday. also you may run into spotty showers that are moving through new jersey right now. they re pretty slow to move and for the most part, they re in light to moderate rain. a pocket of rain moving through south brunswick and that is heading near trenton. this morning you ll be heading that direction, you may end up running into some showers. these showers are tracking down to the southwest, more of a west push. breaking apart is well expected throughout your morning hours. temperatures here, we re at 60 degrees in philadelphia. 61 in dover and 50 in allentown. coatesville at 55 and atlantic city at 56 degrees. t
kardashian s paris bedroom in the middle of the night. was she targeted after social media posts like this one? could it be an inside job in the hunt for suspects today, tuesday, october 4th, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody, welcome to today on a tuesday morning. starting to get a taste of matthew. all eyes on the weather. this storm showing no signs of lefting up. our top story, the atlantic s most powerful hurricane in a deck kaadedecade on a projected path that will bring the storm dangerously close to the east coast of the u.s. nbc s gabe gutierrez is in the thick of it in haiti this morning. gabe, good morning. reporter: savannah, the eye of the storm is about to slam into the southwestern tip of this country here in port-au-prince. we are already starting to see the rain pick up. as you mentioned, this is the most powerful atlantic hurric
face of hers. reporter: the gop also sending out a scathing statement saying that pennsylvania voters don t trust hillary clinton and say that pennsylvania voters wan a change. trump also stopped in delaware county twice recently to lay out his plans for affordable child care. his daughter ivanka showing after her stop in our area, hillary clinton is headed out west today. a live picture from harrisberg where she s urging people to get out and vote. children s visit in harrisberg continues to be defiant in the face of the new york times story. as the campaign heads into the homestretch, hillary clinton s lead over trump is holding state. a she has a six-point lead over donald trump. live coverage from longwood university in just a few minutes. let s talk about hurricane matthew, it s bearing down on the caribbean, it s drenching rain and high winds have already left their mark on haiti and now it s got its sights on cuba and the united states. with strong
strongest winds. hurricane warnings are up for the bahamas they get very close to florida. of course for haiti and cuba, the hurricane warnings are there because they re experiencing hurricane force winds. but the hurricane watch has now been added to florida, if you look at cape canaveral, that s a hurricane watch, then we have a tropical storm watch a farther south, so these areas are bracing hurricane force winds and tropical storm force winds and we will be watching this very closely as we get closer to the weekend and closer to the end of the week, and of course florida is definitely preparing. and here in the united states, florida s governor says residents should prepare for a direct hit. in south carolina, they re prepared to evacuate more than a million people from the coast. let s check with glenn hurricane schwartz. out certainly looks like an increased threat to florida and at least south carolina, probably north carolina as well. and as a matter of fact,