and steve hartman, a musician answers a clarion call. started off saying, i m the best trumpet player in afghanistan, because there are only two. this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. reporting tonight from st. augustine, florida. pelley: this historic city is flooding tonight as hurricane matthew treks up the atlantic coast. the eye is just northeast of st. augustine. hurricane watches and warnings are up from northern florida to north carolina. matthew lost some of its punch overnight, but it is still a big and dangerous category-2. 120 miles wide with maximum sustained winds of 110 miles an hour. damage in south florida was far less than feared because the strongest winds remained offshore. but at least four deaths are and at last report, 600,000 homes and businesses in the state were without power. the president declared a state of emergency in florida, georgia, and the carolinas. more than two million people in those states are under evacuation orders.
and after this video was posted, trump released a statement on his campaign website saying this was lock room banter. bill clinton has said far worse than me on golf course no woman should ever be victimized by inappropriate behavior. he alone bears the burden of his conduct. i also want to point out that the hollywood reporter confirmed that the married woman trump was referring to was nancy odell, the current host of entertainment tonight. senator jeff flake has been an outspoken opponent deserves far better than donald trump. this could be a topic of discussion for the presidential debate. we are tracking hurricane matthew, now a category 2 storm. still packing a powerful punch. let s look at latest. winds are reaching 110 it is blamed for at least 800 deaths, including 4 in florida. one million people in florida are without power. and the storm sourj in georgia and south carolina storm surge in georgia and southern california southern california could go as hi
his academic and athletic responsibilities. and athletic director monica barrett has been placed on leave. we ve also learned the school has officially filed an appeal with the a-i-a.as it tries to get its playoff suspension overturned.the team was banned from the playoffs.after the a-i-a determined offseason p-e classes. were actually illegal football practices.the a-i-a board will hold a teleconference tomorrow. and final decision.playoff brackets will be released saturday.we ve been getting you answers on this story from the very beginning and of course. we ll let you know what they decide. also coming into our newsroom .a student was taken to the hospital.after a school bus crash in scottsdale. 49 students were on board. when the bus rear ended another vehicle near the corner of 114th street and via linda. none of the injuries are serious.right now police are county sheriff s office says a cyber attack sent more than 100 hang-up calls to 9-1-1 last night. deputies were ab
making sure to keep that flame burning bright as they remember daren reed. i decide speak with a police sergeant s wife. she remembers officer reeden about this, and here s what he had to say. every time he d walk by my desk, he d stop and look at me, and he would make me smile, and is he wouldn t walk away until i did. [ crying ] we come to find out that officer darryne reed was only months away from retirement. he to continue out here as this vigil goes on. remembering officer darrin reed. and you can tell by the turnout, emotion in the chief s voice how much he misses officer reed. tempe police are looking for a man who was following children at arizona mills mall if you recognize this man, you re asked to call tempe police. a lot of frustrated people across the country following last night s presidential election. this was the scene on the streets of downtown chicago. thousands there protested just outside of the trump tower, many all americans. back here in the
pelley: the trump-pence administration takes office in 50 days, and we re about to hear from two key players. we have interviews with vice president-elect mike pence and the speaker of the house, pri. paul ryan. but first, donald trump made his first public appearance since he was elected more than three weeks ago, at a furnace manufacturer in indiana, that had planned to send more than 2,000 jobs to mr. trump s intervention and tax incentives from the state have persuaded the carrier corpitation to send over 1300 jobs south of the border, saving 800. major garrett has the story. they say it s not presidential to call up these massive leaders of business. i think it s very presidential. reporter: president-elect donald trump called the c.e.o. of carrier s parent company, united technologies, directly to discuss keeping the jobs in leave the united states anymore without consequences. nosgoing to happen. reporter: during the campaign, trump threatened to slap import ta