haiti. good evening. i m shelley walcott. tom: and i m tom griffith. at least one person has been killed related to the storm in haiti. shelley: a fisherman was found in rough water off shore today. abc s linsey davis is just outside haiti s capital of port-au-prince. linsey: hurricane matthew is already deadly and now closing in on haiti, packing 140-mph winds. at one point considered the strongest atlantic hurricane in nearly a decade, but it s the storm s slow speed, moving at just 7 miles per hour, that makes it so dangerous. this is considered a rainmaker. we are talking about life-threatening rain. potentially 40 inches of rain. and this could be devastating in this area for so many who are still living in homes like this, homes that are fragile, and offer very little in way of protection. it is going to be a long 24 hours ahead. linsey davis, abc news, haiti. shelley: and though the danger new hampshire s haitian community is very concerned about family and friends bac
already deadly and now closing in on haiti, packing 140-mph winds. at one point considered the strongest atlantic hurricane in nearly a decade, but it s the storm s slow speed, moving at just 7 miles per hour, that makes it so dangerous. this is considered a rainmaker. we are talking about life-threatening rain. potentially 40 inches of rain. and this could be devastating in this area for so many who are still living in homes like this, homes that are fragile, and protection. it is going to be a long 24 hours ahead. linsey davis, abc news, haiti. shelley: and though the danger is hundreds of miles away, the impact is being felt in the granite state. new hampshire s haitian community is very concerned about family and friends back home. wmur s mike cronin joins us live with a story of one state lawmaker. is one of the strongest atlantic storms in recent memory. and it s on a direct path to haiti and that has one state , representative and other members of new hampshire s hai
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