When you factor in this with high tide, this again could be some unprecedented flooding in some locations. Reporter forecasters calling for potential storm surge as high as 11 feet, with wind gusts surpassing 100 Miles Per Hour in some places. Bringing down power lines and trees. A big boom. Reporter the death toll in haiti climbing. The interior ministry saying nearly 300 people were killed, but with many areas still inaccessible, localff multiply. Meanwhile, at least two hurricanerelated deaths reported inport st. Lucy, florida, with a warning, the lifethreatening impactses from this storm may still not be over. I just want to emphasize to everybody that this is still a really dangerous hurricane. Reporter that danger now shifting toward georgia and the carolinas. Officials there are urging people, especially in coastal areas, to evacuate as Hurricane Matthew makes its way were trying to just reduce the amount of lives lost or harm done as much as we can. Reporter here all thats real
Good morning. Ray deb route 9 has been closed for most are moving well and up to speed due to the holiday. If you are headed into massachusetts, it is looking good as well. From the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson for 95. 7 wzid. Erin the elections are just four weeks from tomorrow, and the mudslinging in the president ial race seems to be reaching new heights. Hillary clinton and donald trump faced off for their second debate last night, and the attacks started right from the beginning. Highlights from the town hall style debate that also featured questions from the audience. Angelica the battle between Hillary Clinton and donald trump was full of drama from the start. They didnt even shake hands. Mr. Trump this was lockerroom talk. Im not proud of it. I apologized to my family, i apologized to the american people. Angelica trump moving from what he said in the unearthed video and accusing former president bill clinton of sexual misconduct. Mine are words. His was action. Ange
Good morning. Ray deb route 9 has been closed for most are moving well and up to speed due to the holiday. If you are headed into massachusetts, it is looking good as well. From the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson for 95. 7 wzid. Erin the elections are just four weeks from tomorrow, and the mudslinging in the president ial race seems to be reaching new heights. Hillary clinton and donald trump faced off for their second debate last night, and the attacks started right from the beginning. Highlights from the town hall style debate that also featured questions from the audience. Angelica the battle between Hillary Clinton and donald trump was full of drama from the start. They didnt even shake hands. Mr. Trump this was lockerroom talk. Im not proud of it. I apologized to my family, i apologized to the american people. Angelica trump moving from what he said in the unearthed video and accusing former president bill clinton of sexual misconduct. Mine are words. His was action. Ange
Ahoy, mates. And welcome to tonights great lives presentation on americas pirates. The top is faltered by the Community Bank of chesapeake to whom we are grateful for their generous support over the past several years. And its that kind of commitment that enables it the program to bring to the university and to the Community Outstanding speakers such as our guest tonight. Eric jay dolin is the author of the fascinating book black flags blue waters. The epic history of americas most notorious pirates. Eric grew up near the coast of new york and connecticut. And from an early age developed an interest in maritime affairs. Toward that end, he earned the double major in biology and environmental studies then getting a masters degree in Environmental Management from yale. That was followed by a ph. D. In environmental policy and planning from mit, where his dissertation focused on the role of the courts in the cleanup of boston harbour. Eric has held an interesting variety of jobs. Many of
Tonights great lives presentation on americas pirates. The talk is sponsored by the Community Bank of chesapeake to whom we are grateful for their generous support over the past several years. And its that kind of commitment that enables the program to bring to the university and to the Community Outstanding speakers such as our guest tonight. Eric jay dolin is the author of the fascinating book, black flags blue waters the epic history of americas most notorious pirates. Eric grew up near the coast of new york and connecticut and, from an early age, developed an interest in maritime affairs. Toward that end, he earned a double major in biology and environmental studies, then getting a masters degree in Environmental Management from yale. That was followed by a ph. D. In environmental policy and planning from mit, where his dissertation focused on the role of the courts in the cleanup of boston harbour. Eric has held an interesting variety of jobs, many of them related to his interest