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whipping wind and rain and the eye is still 50-miles offshore. we have team coverage of this historic storm. you see it right there. let s go to lauren lister in florida. reporter: the category 3 storm is packing winds of up to 120 miles per hour. we are feeling the winds impact with gusty winds, pelting rain and our power getting knocked out. we are having technical difficulties. lauren lyster live from north carolina, south carolina, georgia and florida all under a state of emergency. yes. they haven t seen a hurricane this strong in an decade. somara theodore has been tracking the storm all week. it won t good giving us a direct impact up here in ahead but i want to show you the magnitude of watches that have been lighting up along florida all the way through south carolina, georgia and north carolina. here is a look at matthew in its entirety. 50-miles off the shore is the eye. we are going to zoom in here. i want to show you, this is where the hurricane force w
chp says the tour bus company never told the commission bit. something the cpuc says the company was required to do. last week, the bus crashed into a bicyclist, other cars and scaffolding. the bus driver says the brakes failed. how are you brakes? fine. the ceo says city sight seeing insuspects vehicles every 45 days or less and says they inspected that bus that crashed october 25th. that is registered with the dmv. the state says that is not enough. investigators are also looking at bus 223, the run away bus that was crashed into. there was body damage and dents to the top deck. maintenance worker jose santos says he s thinking about his friends. i m sad. reporter: and like investigators trying to figure out how it occurred. we never do nothing to hurt nobody. france launched new air strikes against islamic state targets in syria. video shows large buildings being destroyed by bombs. ten fighter yets are involved but a french aircraft carrier will add two do
double decker bus checked out. good evening, i m dan ashley. i m ama daetz. the bus company could face hefty fines. three people remain in critical condition, and two in serious condition following the crash. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has information on the investigation you ll see only on abc7 news. reporter: tonight, the california public utilities commission says city sight seeing could be seeing up to $20,000 in citations if investigators found violations they could choose to open an even more formal investigation that doesn t limit the fine. investigators are taking pictures and examining the twisted tour bus with dozens of exposed wires, searching for clues. san francisco police, patrol and cal public utilities commission are on the scene. chp says the tour bus company never told the commission bit. something the cpuc says the company was required to do. last week, the bus crashed into a bicyclist, other cars and scaffolding. the bus driver says the brake
57 degrees by 6 o clock. probably inching down to about 56 degrees by 8 o clock. breezy on the bus stop as well. sun returns today overall though 56 degrees by 8 o clock. by noon, 59. and your high today not quite as mild as the last couple of days but 63 degrees still isn t bad considering that today s average high is down towards the mid 40 s. karen, we do have another shot at rain later in the work week and then some chillier air coming in. details ahead. all right dave. last time i showed you this shot from the ramp from the schuylkill eastbound to the vine eastbound we saw police on the scene blocking it. you can see traffic is moving just fine so westbound and eastbound vine reopened. crews will return at 11 o clock and shut down the 59 line in both directions so we ll watch for that. other big picture overall speeds in the 50 s for the most part but you want to watch, they are a little bit damp the roads this morning so give yourself a little extra time n port richmo