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any of his fans who still support donald trump to decide between trump and himself. take a look. and any fan of mine whose a supporter of his, i m drawing in the sand a line you re either for or against and if you can t decide who you like more and you re split on who you should stand beside, i ll do it for you with this. [ cheers and applause ] seth: powerful stuff. powerful stuff. [ applause ] and i was inspired by that so tonight i say to any fans of this show who are also big fans of donald trump, it s time to make a decision, guys. get off the fence. [ cheers and applause ] do you support him or do you support this show that constantly mocks and denigrates everything about him? i know it s a tough call. but the time has come to make a decision. now, i m not much of a rapper, but here it goes. [ cheers and applause ] my name is seth and i m here to say if you like trump then go away. [ cheers and applause ] let s get to the news, everyone. that s going to cost us. [ l
cbs reporter don champion is standing by live in orlando, florida, tonight where forecasters predict hurricane matthew could be catastrophic. don? reporter: good evening. hurricane matthew s track jogged slightly to the east tonight, but the storm is still a danger and life threatening hours are still ahead. pefully it will be the same thing. officials condemned that kind of over-confidence. (sot: chief michael chitwood / daytona beach pd) you re a fool. this is not like anything you ve seen. (don champion / cbs news / orlando) matthew is packing sustained winds of 140 miles per hour. an 11- fo flood 500 hurricane matthew is making its presence known in florida. if it comes on land, one of the worst hurricanes florida ha ever seen. reporter: the outer has ever seen. reporter: the outer bands starting to pound florida s southern coast with heavy wind and waves late this afternoon. the storm is expected to make landfall near cape canaveral overnight. this storm is
live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. it s storm to this is just a taste of a monster hurricane closing in on florida as we speak. it s the most dangerous storm to threaten the atlantic coast in a decade. right now that hurricane is about 125 miles southeast of cape canaveral. but florida is already starting to feel the storm s punishing effects. these are live pictures from west palm beach. you can see how the wind is really starting to pick up and it s pouring. states of emergency have been declared for florida and south carolina. the florida governor has been dire in his warnings saying it is a monster and this storm will kill you. more than 2 million people have been forced to evacuate their homes. nearly 3,000 people are in shelters in florida alone. cbs reporter don champion is standing by live in orlando, florida, tonight where forecasters predict hurricane matthew could be catastrophic. don? reporter: good evening. hurricane matthew s track j
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