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now at 11. drone view 7 show us td spot of a preholiday tragedy. an accused drunk driver drove through a closed construction zone killing his father and seriously injuring his mother. good evening. it s a sad reminder to close this close to the hol cay. not to drink and drive. in the just the past week two fatal suspected dui crashes have ripped families apart. this happened tuesday. and latest today in a construction area. in unincorporated county. news reporter is live for us. at the hospital with the latest. this is where the two survivors are being troeted. the mother and son are both in serious condition. at this hour. the son who was the driver is also under arrest. he faces charges for manslaughter. and dui. reporter: this is what s left of the mangled chrysler convertible. the family in the car is from lake county. the driver was a 29 year-old man. his father was in the passenger seat. and his mother was in the backseat. no one was wearing a seat belt. ....
the storm is still threatening historical cities in the area. people all over central florida a breathing a sigh of relief as they start to assess the damage, but others are bracing for what is to come. hurricane matthew, florida, the eye, hugging the coastline, bringing it with, heavy rain, violent winds and dangerous to 11 feet. we are very concerned about the storm surge. the worst effects are likely to still come. reporter: this was ormond beach as the ocean pushed in. hundreds of thousands without power after matthew started its assault overnight. south florida was largely spared major damage. why people heeded warnings and got out of a category 3. the storm is far from letting up as it pummels the northern part of florida before sta+rt/ ing up the coast. we are on the front end. we are not on the back end. we couldn t know how bad the damage will end up. georgia and south carolina bracing with landfall fear charleston, a real property. our barrier islan ....
the campaign trail. breaking news with firefighters battling several fires including this home going up in flames. at least 3 fires popping up all across the city just moments apart. this is water from hoses that froze right here in the street. on sunday night . in both cases the fire chief says people were trying to warm frozen pipes. the 3rd fire is still under investigation and in all 3 cases firefighters had to battle not only smoke and fire but the bitter cold. it was typical even for their own ability to stay safe. we rotate the cruise in order no one was injured here including people who live in the homes. one person is dead after a fire in a multifamily home. the entire 3rd floor was engulfed and the victim was trapped on the 3rd floor. pedestrian hit by a car on can t have with the extent of their injuries still unknown. the bitter blast is taking its toll on new england tonight. as quickly as this cold moved in it is apparently on its way out. the worst of it ....
coming up here is actually author of three books. he started out writing about a subject near and dear to him, the 1864 campaign in the shenandoah valley. the story is called bloody autumn. most recently, calamity and carolina. greenwalt started out as an intern. he has since joined the park service, has done a wonderful with george washington s birthplace, where he was an interpreter for several years, but most recently, he has decided to go into alligator land and has bowed down at the everglades, where he has been for just a month or so. usis taking time to talk to about a subject that eric introduced us to just moments ago, and he talked about the foundational document of the lost cause. talk to usng to about where that goes and how that legacy is with us today. ladies and gentlemen, phillip greenwalt. [applause] phillip: good morning. the good thing about the lost or remembering southern confederate history is that has not been in the public eye at all for the ....
he started out writing about a subject near and dear to him, the 1864 campaign in the shenandoah valley. the book is called bloody autumn. he followed that up with hurricane from the heavens, and most recently, calamity in carolina: the battles of bentonville. greenwalt started out as an intern. he has since joined the park service, has done a wonderful job with george washington s birthplace, where he was an interpreter for several years, but most recently, he has decided to go into alligator land and has bowed down at the everglades, where he has been for just a month or so. he is taking time to talk to us about a subject that eric introduced us to just moments ago, the the foundational document of the lost cause. phill is going to talk to us about where that goes and how that legacy remains with us today. ladies and gentlemen, phill greenwalt. [applause] phillip: good morning. good morning. phillip: the good thing about the lost cause or remembering southern ....