with more, here's reporter mary moloney. mr. trump: i just start kissing them. mary: the 11-year old video has surfaced of donald trump engaged in a sexually explicit conversation with television host, billy bush wearied on his way to a soap opera cameo, he discussed taking sexual advances to women. mr. trump: when you are a star, you can do it. you can do anything. mary: donald trump was also heard in the off-camera banter talking about making advances towards a married woman. esther trump later issued a statement that was apologetic let's be honest, we're living in the real world. this is nothing more than a distraction from important issues we are facing. mary: condemnation to the remarks of come quickly. paul ryan says donald trump will not appear at a saturday event in wisconsin. jason chafe is announced he is out, he is no longer supporting his party's nominee. >> i feel bad for daughter. mary: donald trump will participate on -- will participate in the second debate with hillary clinton. billy bush released a statement in response to the recording. he said "obviously i'm embarrassed and ashamed. it's no excuse, but this happened 11 years ago. i was younger, less mature, and acted foolishly in playing along. i'm very sorry." trump was supposed to appear at fall fest in elkhorn alongside speaker paul ryan and senator event anymore. he issued a statement on his website saying, "governor mike pence will be representing me in wisconsin. i will be spending the day in new york in debate prep, and then flying to st. louis on wisconsin. sunday for the 2nd presidential debate." you can watch that debate tomorrow night right here on wisn 12. abc news' coverage begins at 8:00. abc news' martha raddatz will moderate along with anderson cooper. wisn 12 news time is3. forecast. a pleasant day in store when we get the cold air out of here. a bit of the chill this morning. sally: that is where i'm going to start. we were talking about it earlier. we have fair skies and light wind. temperatures that have fallen like a stone. 34 at beaver dam. fall of another degree or two. 42 at the airport. this was the forecasted low. there is the potential for apache frost well -- four patchy frost well inland. sunshine throughout the day today. it is overall a good looking fall weekend. we'll get into sunshine, highs reaching around 60 degrees. wind will be light and west. tonight, fair, cool, overnight low at picking weather with temperatures in the lower 60's. a little bit warmer tomorrow. thema: you are also tracking matthew as it moves along the coast of south carolina. it is a big storm for people in the southeast. sally: specially for coastal georgia, south and north carolina, it is significant rain. the charleston doppler estimates the last several hours. looking at hurricane matthew, here is video as the storm moves through charleston. thema: 300,000 people were evacuated ahead of the storm. it is felt most around hilton head and pritchards island. the hurricane claimed six lives in florida. the cleanup is starting this morning. that is where we find lauren lister. laure n: it is hard to believe less than 24-hours ago you could barely walk because the wind was so strong. it left behind downed trees and worse. it continues moving north. the deadly hurricane, wreaking havoc of the coast. overnight, matthew bringing deafening rain, storm surge, and distraction to south carolina, road. and here he light show as multiple power lines explode. the category3 storm has weakend blitzd deal -- the category three storm has weekend, but still has went up to 80 miles per hour. >> the best thing is to stay in a safe place. don't try to move. lauren: this after pummeling florida. >> hitting the house. lauren: a home security camera captures the moment rushing water crashes into a home. saint augustine is one of the hardest hit areas with water flooding streets and dropping dozens. as matthew travels north, 26,000 people in shelters in the carolinas. thousands without power on the georgia coast. power. as the cleanup begins, we are told he could be a week before the lights are back on here lauren lister, abc news. thema: dozens of red cross volunteers from wisconsin are on their way to help with storm-relief efforts. volunteers packed this red cross van full of supplies and left milwaukee around 9:00 yesterday morning. they are headed to orlando to distribute clean-up kits and meals, but they could be diverted to another location if necessary. the ripple effect from hurricane matthew is impac around the country, including here in milwaukee. this is a book at the flight boards at mitchell international. the 7:20 a.m. flight to orlando is cancelled. thousands of flights across the u.s. have been cancelled and delayed, flights mostly in and out of miami, orlando, and ft. lauderdale. if you planned to travel to the east, check with your airline before you head to the airport. new this morning, two men are expected to be o.k. after their boat crashes into the breakwall the fire department says crews were called out just after 11:00 last night, after a 32-foot power boat hit boat hit the breakwall. the two men were pulled to safety by nearby boaters. milwaukee police say the boat was speeding when it crashed, and the two men are being investigated for operating while intoxicated. right now, the boat can be seen on top of the break wall. new this morning, milwaukee police are trying to find whoever shot and killed a 24-year-old man around 9:30 last night. found lying on the sidewalk near a home at 19th street and capitol drive. first responders tried to save the man, but he died at the scene. no suspects have been named and the shooting remains under investigation. later today, you're invited to join a conversation about public safety in milwaukee. a series of public hearings will be held on saturdays this month, starting today. back in august, the public safety action plan was released calling for increased police facilities. residents will have the opportunity to provide input, ideas, and feedback on public safety issues during today's meeting. it starts at 9:30 this morning at marshall high school. this weekend, several colleges welcoming back alumni. homecoming events are taking place at marquette and uw-milwaukee. later today, uwm will host their annual panther prowl. the 5-k run and walk kicks off at 10:00 this morning. you can still register starting at 8 marquette is also hosting a fun run this morning. the color my college blue and gold 5-k is at miller park. events starts at 10:30. proceeds help benefit midnight run, which focuses on the needs of the hungry and homeless surrounding the marquette campus. wisn 12 news time is 5:09. a battle of the badges later today. where local first responders will battle it out in a fight against autism. a wisconsin couple heads to details on the special connection they have with the island nation. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sally: a little bit of frost on the pumpkin this morning. i'll show you where early temps are in the low 30's and when we get back to 70. you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning." >> like, comment, and share with the news team you trust. like wisn 12 news on facebook workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class >> leading the way with important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with thema ponton and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. van: we -- thema: we continue to track hurricane matthew. there is a state of emergency in north and south carolina. the storm weekend -- the storm became a category to overnight, florida in the dark after hurricane matthew, but power crews hope to have lights back on on monday. the hurricane had devastating wind and rain, claiming the lives of at least six people. this is saint augustine, downed trees and flooded street. it is expected to top eight feet later today. yesterday, people, including children, were trapped by the rising water around this bed and breakfast. in miami beach, the clean up process has started. >> we are here to help one another, to get this done. that's what neighbors are for. thema: some florida cities have a curfew in place and are warning people to stay away from the coast until water levels drop. right now, the u.s. military is loading ships with relief supplies for hurricane victims in haiti. the storm devastated the island the official death toll is nearly 300 people, but the haitian government expects that to rise over the next few days. a couple from eau claire is traveling to haiti to help the recovery efforts. sandi polzin and her husband john have adopted four children from haiti. their goal is to purchase thousands of meals to hand-deliver to people in the hardest hit parts of the country. >> become self-sufficient. they still need so much outside help. thema: the polzins leave for haiti on tuesday. 5:15. later today, your kids can explore three acres of legos at the lego kidsfest. there are several different play areas inside the wisconsin center where builders of all ages and abilities can get creative. you can see lego models of the tickets for today are limited. you can buy them online for $22. that is pretty cool. today is family free day at the milwaukee county zoo. you still have to pay for parking, but zoo admission is free all day. you can visit indoor and outdoor exhibits. the zoo is open from 9:00 this morning until 4:30 this afternoon. it's asian cuisine weekend at the china lights display at the boerner botanical gardens. there will be cooking demonstrations and free food and tea samples in additioto you can go see them through the end of october in whitnall park. anyone headed out there, it will be even cooler. it is october. sally: this is pretty close to on schedule. we have not trusted yet -- frosted yet. of a very light frost. there are frost advisories to the west. this morning, it is chilly. this is what is happening in coastal north carolina. being inundated. my sister, who lives in myrtle beach, says they are practically swimming. rain in charleston up to seven inches in the also showing us that matthew is a category 2, but it is sharing out. -- shearing out. it does curve back out into the atlantic ocean as low pressure. it may pass the florida straits, but not as a hurricane. in addition to all of the great things thema told you to do, you half of that state and dandy color here. our peak week is the third week of october, but we are enjoying beautiful color. find your favorite spot and look around. hardly a cloud in the sky, part of the reason why our temperatures are so cool. high temperatures, light wind, and temperatures will fall like a over the planes. the plains. you will enjoy nice clear skies. october and november are good months to enjoy the meteors. i got up early this morning to look. i had a bust, i did not see any. orion peaks on october 21. the leonids meteor shower is closer to november. get away from the city lights we will be that way again tonight. looking up and over, they originate from the constellation draco. they are part of haley's comet. if you spot a shooting star, we would love to see them. some temperature showing up in the 60's. temperatures, 42 at the airport. 60's to the 36 am a west bend. the combination satellite and radar, sunshine today. the wind will be light and the west. tonight, if you are thinking of throwing something on the grill, go ahead. another uniform fall to -- another beautiful fall day tomorrow. 63 tomorrow. a couple of showers on wednesday. a nosedive towards the end of the week. thema: thank you. wisn 12 news time is 5:20. a fitness routine that doesn't require you to step in the gym. how some of your daily activities can help keep you healthy and active. later, a nose for a common household pest. how this rescue dog is help beating back bed bug infestations here in wisconsin. first here's a look at last thema: welcome back. new this morning, you don't always have to sweat it out at the gym to meet your fitness goals. there are plenty of alternative activities to keep you active and get your heart-rate up. kim hutcherson explains in today's health minute kim: there are some activities that are not only fun, but are beneficial as well. volunteering. it's more than just the good feeling you get from helping according to an american journal of public health study, people who volunteer are better protected against stress. researchers found those who don't give back as much have a 30% higher risk of dying after a stressful life event. cooking, studies show, for the most part, a home-cooked meal is healthier than one from a restaurant. meals out might contain lots of salt, butter, and oil. a 2014 study in the journal public health nutrition found people who regularly eat at home consume about 130 calories fewer than those who don't. playing with your pet. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, caring for an animal has been shown to decrease blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and decrease feelings of loneliness. and that's on top of all the calories you burn taking spot or fido for a walk. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. thema: you can have your blood pressure and cholesterol checked for free later today. all local sam's clubs locations with a pharmacy will offer free glucose level checks. some locations will even offer free vision and hearing tests. health experts will be on hand from 11:00 until 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. also later today, a battle of the badges to raise money for easter seals and the fight against autism. local police officers and firefighters will step into the boxing ring for a friendly competition. you're invited to the j.j. case high school fieldhouse in racine foe silent auction. doors open at 3:00 this afternoon. the bouts start at 5:00. 5:25. oktoberfest celebrations are in full swing this weekend. where your pets can join in the fun later today. and we continue to track hurricane matthew as it sweeps by the carolinas. we are taking a live look as the conditions worsen for some has been downgraded. flooding is still a concern. the patriots point naval and maritime museum in mt. pleasant, south carolina. you can see the deck of the uss yorktown being battered with wind and rain. meteorologist sally severson is tracking where the storm is >> now on wisn 12 news -- thema: i am thema ponton. thank you for starting your morning with us. it is october 8, coming up on 5:30. we will check with our weather. it is cold out this morning. january, but october 8, 34 degrees, that is 2-degrees to close to freezing. it is warmer along the lake, 42 at the airport. 36 in kenosha. fair skies and light wind overnight, temperatures falling. dry with 20 in the way of starshine. in spite of the chilly start, we will get to 60 with bright sunshine. a little on the breezy side, sunny and warm tomorrow, 64 degrees. overall, a very pretty fall weekend for whatever you would like to do outside. thema: we are following breaking news. donald trump is apologizing after video of him saying vulgar and profane things about women is causing campaign controversy. that video, obtained by the washington post, is the reason why he will not make a campaign appearance in wisconsin as planned later today. abc's brian clark reports. brian: a hot mic and a blast from the past. mr. trump: i moved on her and i failed, i'll admit it. billy: whoa. mr. trump: i did try and f-- her. she was married. brian: a 2005 conversation between donald trump and access hollywood's billy bush. the billionaire talking about trying to sleep with a married woman as he was en route to tape a soap opera cameo. the chat, reported by "the melania. trump didn't say the woman's name or when he hit on her, but that his celebrity status helped with women. mr. trump: i better use some tic tacs, just in case i start kissing her. you know i'm automatically attracted to beautiful, i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. just kiss. i don't even wait. and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them by the --. you can do anything. brian: then trump emerges from the bus. >> hi, mr. trump. how are you? pleasure to meet you. brian: trump insists this was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago. mr. trump: bill clinton has said far worse to me on the golf course, not even close. i apologize if anyone was offended. brian: trump responds to the damaging video. "i've never said i'm a perfect person, or pretended to be a person that i'm not. i've said and done things that i regret, and the words released today on this more than decade-old video are one of them. i said it, i was wrong, and i apologize." brian: brian clark, abc news, new york, thema: this morning, republicans are reacting to the controversial comments. house speaker paul ryan says trump will not be attending a campaign event with other republican candidates later today in wisconsin. instead, trump's running mate mike pence will stand in for him. speaker ryan will be the keynote speaker for fall fest at the walworth county fairgrounds in senator ron johnson are expected to attend the event without trump. all 3 lawmakers have denounced trump's comments. speaker ryan says in part, "i am sickened by what i heard today. women are to be championed and revered, not objectified." last night, walker tweeted, "inexcusable. trump's comments are inexcusable." meanwhile, trump says he will be spending today in new york you can watch that debate right here on wisn 12 news. abc news' martha raddatz will moderate along with anderson cooper. trump and democrat hillary clinton will face off beginning at 8:00. back on the campaign trail, former president bill clinton will campaign for his wife in greenfield later today. he'll meet with supporters at ibew local union 494 headquarters near 103rd and morgan. doors open at 3:00. anyone is invited to attend. you are asked to rsvp online. right now, hurricane matthew continues to churn on the east coast. this is video from georgia overnight where high winds are knocking out power. some areas are bracing for up to 15-inches of rain. the hurricane moved through coastal florida yesterday. six people have died in florida from the storm. more than a million people are still without power this morning. officials say it could take weeks to clean-up the damage. while thousands of people out. they were trapped inside homes and a motel. the storm is weaker now than earlier this week when it made landfall in the caribbean. the death toll in haiti is at least 300 people but that number is expected to rise. for the latest on the intensity of hurricane matthew, let's get to meteorologist sally severson. sally: early today, we are happening with matthew. this is a rain-maker, especially along the carolina seaboard. on the radar network, you can see that the rain continues impact doing mostly south carolina, pushing up and north out of georgia. charleston, myrtle beach, wilmington. these rain bands are moving inland. the storm is a category 2 will get weaker. also, as it interacts with the proximity to land. the highest sustained wind is 105-miles-per-hour. it is moving north-northeast at 12-miles-per-hour. it will continue to move out and over the atlantic ocean. it will continue to get weaker. travel to the carolinas and into the virginias will be what is happening with matthew. thema: right now, travelers trying to get to atlanta, savannah, and charleston are experiencing problems. thousands of flights have been cancelled through tomorrow because of the hurricane. all flights to and from orlando were cancelled yesterday, but some flights could resume later today. we did check the metro board, the 7:20 flight to orlando has been canceled. check with your airline. you can stay on top of the hurricane and its latest track the foot wall. -- two football. this weekend, the packers are looking for a win tomorrow against the giants. wisn 12 sports dan needles and drew olson have a preview of the game in big 12 sports saturday. >> dan and drew, coming up at 6:30, talking a little about the badgers with a big game against ohio state. it is one week off and they have had a history. we will focus on the packers. >> the packers coming off of the bye week facing the giants. we will talk about that and look at odell beckham. >> we will see if the packers can be like other nfl teams that have kept him quiet this season. we will talk about that and more at 6:30 on "big 12 sports saturday". thema: 5:36. president is heading home to chicago for a few days. what he's doing in the windy city this weekend. plus, it's a growing problem across wisconsin. how one health department is taking a unique approach to fighting bed bugs. meteorologist sally severson is standing by in the weather center. sally: i am in for jeremy this weekend while he is in for the. sweaters and sunglasses. who is in the 30's and when we push back to 70. you are watching wisn 12 news "this morning." wherever you are with wisn 12's >> leading the way with important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with thema ponton and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." as we look outside at 5:40 on saturday, october 8, we are keeping an eye on the cold your were cast. the u.s. is accusing russia of trying to interfere with the presidential election. two intelligence agencies released a joint statement yesterday officially blaming russia for recent email hacks. those breaches targeted political groups, including the democratic national convention. here in wisconsin, election officials say there's a problem with some absentee ballots. they've been sent in, but are missing address information and might not count. a new law in wisconsin requires absentee ballots to include the full address of a witness. in milwaukee, the city election chief says about 400 absentee ballots have come in where the witness did not write their municipality. now, those ballots will have to be returned to be corrected. president obama cast his early ballot for the 2016 presidential election yesterday. he stopped by the chicago board of elections office to vote. for the weekend, where he's expected to take part in several big ticket democratic fundraisers. later today, the city of milwaukee is coming together to support dads. the 11th annual fatherhood summit is this weekend. it's one of the largest annual gatherings of men in the state, drawing an average of 1000 men each year. the summit includes speeches, workshops, and a job fair encouraging men to step up in their children's lives. the event is free and open to the public. local fiep technique. it's called hands-only cpr. as wisn 12 news mike anderson reports, they have the perfect story to sell their point. mike: the hand is for 69-year-old tom hesse. four weeks ago, on this very baseball field in west allis, he practically died. >> i would be dead if it was not for those 2. tom collapsed of a heart attack during a game. >> he started to shake. he started to turn color. someone said, "give him cpr." mike: fortunately john had learned cpr from an employer years before. >> i could see he was nonresponsive. i tried to keep him going until the paramedics arrived. >> think about the song staying alive by the bee gees. mi like this that saved him. >> staying alive. that is the beat you want to be at. 100-120 per minute. mike: while the ball players and paramedics welcomed tom back tuesday they also put on a clinic and promoted hands only cpr for everybody. >> we don't ask people to do mouth-to-mouth. we only ask you to push hard and fast on the chest 100 times per : he will not be able to play until next season, but he is alive. thema: a dog in wisconsin is helping prevent the spread of a major pest in people's homes. chester is a rescue dog helping the brown county health department track down bed bugs. the area has seen a 300% increase in bed bugs over the last two years. chester helps search for the bugs before health officials spray any treatment. the health department says it's about bed bugs that are also found in hotels, and other public places. later today the humane animal welfare society is hosting its annual 5-k. move your mutt is at genesee lake road park in oconomowoc. the race starts at 9:00 this morning. money raised benefits the humane animal welfare society. this weekend, oktoberfest celebrations continue across southeastern wisconsin. downtown cedarburg is keeping the german tradition alive later with a sauerkraut eating contest, and german spelling bee are taking place. in oconomowoc, weiner dog racing returns to the oconomowoc harley davidson. dozens of weiner dogs of all ages will compete to be the fastest. the entry fee is $5. proceeds benefit local dog rescue organizations. revealing the badger state's biggest secrets. that's the focus of a new exhibit at the milwaukee public museum. it's called hidden wisconsin, unseen, unknown, uncovered. you can go inside a 1920's speak-easy, explore a shipwreck, learn about ancient cities, and even track prehistoric footprints. >> i would love for people to look at wisconsin with new eyes. the idea that our state is really cool, and there's all sorts of science, and history, and facts here that a lot of people don't know about. history. such an interesting state. thema: interesting indeed. we were at that exhibit the other day. hidden wisconsin runs through january 8. admission is free for museum members. otherwise it's $23 dollars for adults and $16 dollars for kids. later today, if you're thinking of remodeling your home, there's a place to go for inspiration. the milwaukee, nari home and remodeling show is this weekend at state fair park. the show is open until 8:00 tonight. it runs through tomorrow. right now, 5:46. anyone getting outside to clean out the gutters, it is not a bad day, but wear sleeves. sally: start the raking or take a nice fall drive. thema: and just ignore the artwork. -- the yard work. sally: a gusty wind would be autumn weather in place. it is chilly with some ratings in the lower to middle 30's away from lake michigan. a chilly start. at 5:47, temperatures in the 30's. the frost advisories are close enough to our area, columbia county, neighboring dodge county, close to fond du lac as well. few days. high pressure influences the weather with hardly a cloud in the sky this morning. big high-pressure with a cool front to the west that came through yesterday with blustery wind in the vicinity of the cool front. it is on the breezy side. today, windy at 8-16 miles per hour. and tomorrow. october and november are good months for meteor showers p at the drake and its meteor shower to to last night, but you have a chance to wish upon a falling star. all ryan is october 23. the lien shower is later in the month. the o rionids are leftovers from haley's comment. today, 30's and 40's, we will top out with has around 60 degrees. regionally, 37 at international falls. everybody is falling a bit with cooler air over most of the upper midwest and plains. 37 at west bend and beaver dam. you were 34. they are nosing up. you'll want a sweater this morning. later highs at 60. our model is trying to get a weak disturbance. lows in the lower 40's. sunday bring sunshine once again . the wind will come mark east tomorrow, then temperatures will begin a warm-up for monday and tuesday. near 60 today with a nice fall weekend. 63 tomorrow. monday and tuesday, 70-degrees. a nice-looking week. a cool front on tuesday and wednesday brings a chance for showers. we do get cooler toward the end of the week. take outdoor p -- make outdoor plans, it is a nice weekend. thema: still ahead, a twisted story of a missing persons case comes to life on the big screen. got extra time at the checkout line? download the free wisn 12 mobile for importing coverage you do not have to wait for. check it hi guys! got the birthday girl a drum set. drum set? oh you guys must have time warner cable. this is gonna be some party. yeah, their free home wifi lets us connect all our devices at the same time. and there's no data cap, so... the kids must love that, huh?! hey, there's the birthday girl! let's get this party started! get more with time warner cable internet. like unlimited data and speeds up to 50 megs. uploading! honey, i'm goin viral! call now. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." 5:53 on saturday morning as we look outside just a little bit of light on the horizon. meteorologist sally severson is up with your forecast. this weekend, a psychological thriller is expected to take over the box office. entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has a preview of "girl on the train. kevin: this week, emily blunt stars as a woman who becomes involved in trying to solve a mysterious disappearance while battling her own personal demons in "the girl on the train." >> i saw her, i saw her from the train. kevin: emily blunt plays rachel, a woman who inserts herself in a mystery after a young woman she becomes obssesed with watching from her train ride goes missing. blunt went anti-glam to play a character struggling with divorce and an alcohol addiction, and played up her ugly side for the role. >> we had a really amazing i had things like full contact lens that covered my whole eye so that blood shotted the whites of my eyes. it was various fun tricks. kevin: she was also pregnant towards the end of filming, which she kept hidden in its early stages, but her friend and co-star justin theroux guessed the secret before anyone else really knew. >> why are you here? >> and he pulled me aside and was like "are you pregnant?" and i was like, "yes." >> all she had to do was like get up off the floor and kind of run just like 5 or 10 feet. and she was like uh nahh, i think i twisted my hip or something. later that day we went back to my place or something, and she was not having a cocktail. and i was like, "are you pregnant?" she was like, "shh." >> why are you here? >> because i'm afraid of myself. kevin: for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. now, back to you in the studio. thema: you can live like the greatest. talk legend muhammad ali's packet five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a basketball court, and a pool can be yours for two point $2 million. they have traveled down the road and back. you can bring home "the golden girls." they are now collectible action figures complete with purse. con in new york and go on sale in holidays. speaking of the holidays, holiday shopping is a hot topic online after the mall of america announced it would not be open on thanksgiving day. other stores are making the announcement as well. they sure a mall, tj maxx, the container store, and cabela's are just a few. the trend to open on thanksgiving has grown, but the spend the holiday at home with their families. you can find the full list on our website or our mobile app. we are continuing to track hurricane matthew. this is the patriots point naval and maritime museum in mount pleasant. that is the uss yorktown the battered by the wind and rain. it is a tough time. the rain is piling up in the carolinas and florida. sally: especially coastal south carolina moving into coastal north carolina. they are getting buckets of rain, more than six inches in charleston. heavy rain is continuing. that will be the legacy of the last part of the hurricane, heavy rain. wind between 50 and 70 miles per hour. the storm is getting weaker, but today, tomorrow, before curving out to sea. here, by contrast, a beautiful full weekend. 44 tonight. 63 tomorrow. 70 on monday. thema: still hanging on to the 70's. we will take it. first to do leaf keeping. sally: or taking out a pretty mum or a pumpkin. good morning, america. trump caught on tape, lewd and sexist under fire after an explosive video revealing graphic comments he made about women. >> i did try and [ bleep ]. but she was married. >> hillary clinton calling his comments horrific and high condemning him and overnight, a rare trump apology. >> i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> with the next presidential debate coming tomorrow night, can trump come back from this? we have team coverage. also breaking this morning, monster hurricane matthew working its way up the east coast. slamming south carolina and georgia right now. this thing is packing dangerous

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