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once these pass by we should be done with any of the light pesky showers been tracking this morning. getting close to worcester and drying up and made over to northbridge and out of walpole and headed for franklin, bellingham and get wet and look at what s going on, over the atlantic nothing else coming our way and so that s a drying trend that should be starting to take place later this afternoon. temperature upper 50s to the lower 60s matthew and still major hurricane lashing haiti right now, path of the storm coming up straight ahead. julie: expressway slow going from the braintree split up to columbia road. live drive time, 35 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave, 35 minutes on the expressway and hour on 93 south bridge. daniel: hurricane swirling over haiti and storm appears to be our way and video into the newsroom from haiti where the storm as you can see made landfall just about an hour ago and hurricane packing intense winds as haiti and cuba and ....
plunge in the pound since the brexit referendum with traders saying the slump exacerbated like computers initiated sell orders. david: let s bring in guy johnson from london. exactly what happened? midnight and london, liquidity light and everybody asleep and suddenly this happened. we dropped like a stone. data shows we got to 11841, some platforms had a 113 handle and the bit off a spread blowout 250 times what it normally is. normally this traits on a wafer and it got blown out. what caused it, we do not know. like liquidity, a combination of alco s and maybe fat fingers causing this to happen. it has stay down. it found currently trading at 123.66. jon: you can see how tightknit is. tight that is last night tight that is. what was bigger, the flash crash over the week, talk about the fundamentals and how nervous people seem to be to buy into any seller of sterling. the icing on the cake was the event that the cake has been a very difficult week for sterling. we ....
starting to get battered here a little bit. then next hour or so, the rain and the really severe portion of this storm is going to come in into this area in brevard county. emergency officials say that sometime after midnight, they are anticipating 110 miles per hour sustained winds, 140 miles-per-hour gusts around 2:00 to 3:00 in the morning. really battering this area. in fact, we re seeing power outages. some shelters across central florida, they are at capacity. a lot of people here in the parking lot. they have filled hotels like this one trying to get out of this storm because they know their homes are just not safe to barrier islands of florida that are going to see significant storm surges up to nine feet of water in their area. of course, a lot of people know they need to stay out of this. this is a 20-24-hour event. a lot of curfews warning people that if you are not in shelter now, you need to find it as soon as possible. live in melbourne, florida, wcvb news ....
terry francona and cleveland indians take game one of the alds with the diagram and inside the clubhouse after the game. complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. good morning, everybody, 7:00 on friday morning. it is october 7th, hope the morning off to a great start, i m gene sara: i m sara underwood. florida bringing heavy rain, destructive winds and storm surge. live look at daytona beach where you can see really big waves already churning and they are expected to get even bigger. potentially catastrophic hurricane, including live reports from florida flu-out the morning. we begin with sarah wroblewski who has been following matthew s major hurricane just brush cape canaveral right now as winds are about 120 miles per hour in the core which is the eye wall right here. yes, it is just passing the space coast right now, but the waves are really rocking as they are being pushed onshore with the strong tropical storm ....
[applause] mr. bruno: democratic senator al gore. [applause] mr. bruno: and retired vice admiral james stockdale, who is the vice presidential nominee [applause] mr. bruno: for independent candidate ross perot. [applause] mr. bruno: now, the ground rules for tonight s debate. each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement. i will then present the issues to be discussed. for each topic, the candidates will have a minute and 15 seconds to respond. then this will be followed by a five minute discussion period in which they can ask questions of each other if they so choose. now, the order of response has been determined by a drawing and we ll rotate with each topic. at the end of the debate, each candidate will have two minutes for a closing statement. our radio and tv audience should know that the candidates were given an equal allocation of auditorium seats for their supporters. so i d like to ask the audience here in the theater to please refrain from ....