can still be doing it at this kind of an age. welcome to cbs overnight news. i m elaine quijano. the people living in this country illegally has been put on hold. the president first vowed to deport millions and then thousands. now he s calling on the democrats to come up with comprehensive immigration plan. erroll barnett reports. reporter: president trump ignored questions as he returned to the white house today but he was talking. we re doing a fantastic job urnld the circumstances. reporter: president trump praised his administration s treatment of detain ed migrants and families despite criticism of the conditions at border facilities. he also blames democrats for the problems. if they changed asylum and changed loopholes, everything on the border would be perfect. reporter: this weekend the president reversed himself and delayed his plan to catch and deport illegal immigrants including families. it happened after house speaker nancy pelosi spoke with the p
we had a pretty minor crash near grant line road that cleared, right through that altamont pass stretch, we have a couple large potholes in the right lane so trying to get cal trans out to clear those. also still in the green. next traffic update coming up. this red tagged apartment building in pacifica just teetering on a crumbling cliff above the ocean is finally coming down. the city council decided to demolish it last night. amy hollyfield live with what happens next. good morning, amy. reporter: good morning, reggie. some people who live next to this building or nearby say they are ready for the wrecking ball to show up. look at how it s fenced off. it s abandoned. and the concern is that it s going to fall into the ocean. this city now agrees and says it s time for it to go. the city council voted unanimously last night to pay for the demolition. it will cost about $200,000. the owner of the building is not taking responsibility for this situation. officials say,
hundreds of thousands in what is normally the sunshine state of florida have been left in the dark, powerlines are down all across the state. we know that and we also know much more. overnight matthew was downgraded to a category 3 but is still a monster of a storm. it is nearly 300 miles wide. fema reports it is not it has not seen a storm so strong in a decade. the damage is expected to be severe as that of hurricane andrew. the storm wrecked the island nation of haiti. its death toll is now up to 283 and expected to grow there in haiti. we have live team coverage of this massive storm and the impact it is having but first here s meteorologist tara blake tracking math right now. winds at 120 miles per hour, let s go through the track as us here in northeast ohio are east coast. you can see the mileage there moving off now, expected to move north-northwest at around 12 miles per hour dumping as much as nine to 15 inches of rainfall along the coastal areas of florida, geo
florida hugging the coastline bringing heavy rain and violent winds and dangerous storm surge that could reach up to 11 feet. we are very concerned about storm surge. the worst effects are likely to come. reporter: this was seen on orman beach as the ocean pushed in. we should back away. i know. reporter: hundreds of thousands are without power aftermath yew started the assault overnight. first light revealed south florida with largely spared major damage streettold they heed warnings and got out of the way of the storm a category 3 with sustained wind of 120 miles per hour, the storm is far from letting up as it pumpels the northern part pummels the northern part of florida. we are on the front end of the hurricane. we are not on the back end so we don t know how bad the damage could end up. reporter: georgia and south carolina are now bracing for the impact with landfall near charleston a real possibility. biggest concern we have right now is the fact that w
to on the 7th day of october. that just doesn t happen here in northeast ohio. 57d yesterday. no one was complaining about it. especially after that big win. here is what it looks like outside as we speak. so if you suffer from mold allergies i might suggest you have that box of kleenex with you. otherwise, mid to upper 50s, low 60s. it s oo comfortable start this morning, although it is windy. notice those winds from the northwest between 15 to 20 miles per h also, a chance for a few showers this morning, especially on the eastern edge there of lorraine heading into cuyahoga county. so north ohmstead, perhaps an umbrella. i might suggest weight it out for at least the next 15 minutes if you are thinking about going for a little jog around town. otherwise, the forecast for today will hang on to the clouds through the early-morning hours, then we re trending towards more sunshine with temperatures in the low 60s later on this story is hurricane matthew. we ll give you all the