hw authorities stopped the man from blowiself up on the national mall. and a tragedy on metro. a man dies trying to ride his wheelchair up the escalator. news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. at least one person is deaec tonightse of hurricane michael. the storm still a hurricane, even though it s been over land for almost ten hours now. and it is still moving fast. let s show youam the dage it s already left in its wake in the florida panhandle. those category 4 winds tore off rooftops today in panama city beach. at one point, they almost knocked over nbc s kerry sanders, as he was rorting this afternoon. that s weather channel meteorologist jim cantore, he till rying to keep him standing. utter devastation inex mo beach, where michael made landfall. storm surge there up to nine feet.es piecf buildings just floating by. and this is apalachicola. streets there flooded, power down and trees almost 400,000 people are without power tonight, just in orida. but mi
gulf coast of florida. there is extensive damage and hundreds of thousands are without power. the power of the storm was on display as entire homes came off of their foundations. this one was in panama city, florida. hurricane michael has weekend to a tropical storm but there are concerns about flooding across states in the southeast. ge. we are beginning to get a glimpse at this damage damage. it came ashore 11 hours ago at mexico beach, florida but lost strength as it moved across the panhandle. it is now over georgia, turning its way north. steve harrigan is in macon, georgia with . reporter: michael is carving a path of destruction through the flor category for. it is the worst storm the florida panhandle has ever seen. it is one of the worst power storms ever make landfall in the united states. . is taking shoulder panama city is peers wind with all fear winds ripped apart the hotels. the wind blew the exterior for doors. reporter: storm to georgia and he
stocksgging down the markets. but good news ahead for some lucky winners as powerball and omga millionsned jackpots are approaching $1 billion. early today starts right now. good morning. i m phillip mena. and i m marlie ha. the carolinas are bracing for impact as tropical storm michael barrels through central georgia. though downgraded from a hurricane, michael i still bringing damaging winds, localizedlash flooding, and widespread tornado risks to a region still reeling from the last storm. georgia s seminole county ema director travis brooks says an 11-year-old child has died.ho ver, the exact circumstances are not yet known. michael has already drencd some parts of the state with nearly six inches of rain so far. and nearly 700,000 people throughout georgia, florida, and alabama are still without power. up and down the east coast, more than 60 million people are under flash flood watches stretching from georgia all the way up to new england. as the storm travels
inches of rain falling, m enly during tning hours. for most of us today, we ll see about an inch of rain. definitely grab the umbrella. aside from that, it s a mild day. we re in the 70s with a high temperature around 80. he s the lates on storm team 4 radar. we re already tracking showers moving through the area, up toward the northeast. areas of frederick county, parts of princge ge county already seeing rain right now. it s going to be a rainy day out ther when it s not raining, we have plenty of clouds. i m tracking a massive temperature drop, melissa. i ll have more on that coming up. for now, how are the roads? right now okay.ou ase been saying throughout the morning, we have sprinkles here and there. heavier rain eected laterhis morning. some of them are wet right now. inner loop before river ro, a disabled vehicle. we are seeing a little bit of li rain f there right now. as far as that disabled vehicle, not seeing any issue here. innerou loop anr loop of the beltway
crumbling in the wake of the dow jones. 800 drop with tech stocks dropping, but that s not all. but good news ahead as mega millions and power jackpot are combined millions. early today starts right now. good morning. i m phillip me na. and i m marlie hall. florida braces for impact. though downgraded from a hurricane, michael is still bringing damaging winds, local flooding, and widespread tornado risks to a region still reeling from the last storm. an 11-year-old child has died, however, the exact circumstances are not yet known. michael has already drenched some parts of the state with nearly 6 inches of rain so far, and nearly 700,000 people throughout georgia, florida, and alabama, are still without power. up and down the east coast, more than 60 million people are under flash flood watches from georgia up to new england. as the storm travels north. governor rick scott says the mission will now be on search, rescue and recovery. we ll be sending help from air