KELLY: IT IS 6:53 AND WE ARE TAKING A LIVE LOOK FROM DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA.
IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR, THESE WAVES ARE UNUSUAL FOR THAT AREA, THEY DO NOT USUALLY SEE THINGS QUITE THAT ROUGH, YOU CAN SEE PALM TREES SWAYING AND THEY HAVE HAD BANDS OF THE HURRICANE
APPROACHING THE COAST.
THE NOT MAKE CONTACT, -- THE I WILL NOT MAKE CONTACT EYE -- EYE WILL NOT MAKE CONTACT.
WE ARE GETTING A LOOK AT THE DESTRUCTION LEFT COLIN: BEHIND IN THE BAHAMAS.
DORIAN DEVASTATED THE NORTHERN BAHAMAS LEAVING MASSIVE FLOODING AND CARS AND BOATS LITTERING THE LANDSCAPE.
AT LEAST SEVEN PEOPLE ARE DIED AND MORE DEATHS ARE EXPECTED.
13,000 HOMES WERE DESTROYED OR DAMAGED.
KELLY: WE COULD SEE WHO POLICE BELIEVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR VANDALISM AT ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL.
ANDREW: ANDREW SETTERS HAS WHAT MOTIVATED THE CRIME.
ANDREW: KIDS CAME BACK TO SCHOOL YESTERDAY AT ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL TO DISCOVER GRAFFITI ON A COUPLE OF THE SPORTS FACILITIES.
IT APPEARS TO BE FOCUSED ON THE SCHOOL’S NICKNAME AND A SHERIFF’S OFFICE IS TRYING TO TRACK DOWN THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE.
SOMEONE SPRAY-PAINTED THE WORDS RACIST ON THE TRACK.
IN THE BASEBALL DUGOUT THEY WERE SPECIFIC ABOUT WHAT THEY WERE GETTING AT, AND ROCHE CHANGE THE NAME.
THE REDSKIN NAME -- NICKNAME HAS BEEN THE TOPIC OF DISCUSSIONS BUT THE DISTRICT DECIDED TO KEEP IT IN PLACE.
THE DISTRICT SAID THAT THEY ARE DEEPLY DISTURBED BY THE GRAFFITI.
THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE COULD RELEASE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO OF HE VANDALISM TODAY.
KELLY: A CREW MEMBER KILLED IN THE DIVE BOAT FIRE IN CALIFORNIA HAS TIES TO CINCINNATI.
ALEXANDRA KURTZ IS ONE OF THE 34 PEOPLE PRESUMED DEAD FROM MONDAY’S FIRE.
SHE GRADUATED FROM THE SCHOOL FOR CREATIVE AT A SCHOOLHOUSE BEFORE MOVING OUT TO CALIFORNIA.
HER MOM SAYS THAT SHE LOVES DIVING AND SHE IS GRATEFUL THAT SHE LIVED SUCH A FULL LIFE.
COLIN: AMBERLY VILLAGE POLICE GOT A SLITHERY SPLIT PRIZE.
OFFICERS BEGAN FOLLOWING A SPEEDING VEHICLE.
THE DRIVER MADE A TURN AND WHEN POLICE CAUGHT UP, THE CAR HAD CRASHED.
ANIMAL CONTROL CAME TO TAKE THE SNAKE, AND POLICE LATER FOUND THE CAR PASSENGER.
KELLY: WE WANT TO GET A CHECK OF THE FORECAST.
73 DEGREES AND A LITTLE HUMID.
RAND STICKY, AND THEN LATER ON THIS AFTERNOON IT SHOULD FEEL BETTER.
83 DEGREES IS WHERE WE ARE HEADED, THAT IS AVERAGE IF YOU ARE NORTH OF CINCINNATI.
MAYBE UP TO 85, AND WE HAVE A COLD FRONT COMING THROUGH, AND THE ONLY THING YOU’LL NOTICE, PASSING CLOUDS AND A DROP IN HUMIDITY.
8:00, 73.
AT NOON, LOW 80’S EXPECTED.
TOMORROW WE WAKE UP AND SOME TOWNS WILL BE IN THE 50’S.
A COUPLE OF COMFORTABLE NIGHT’S TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT.
WE HAVE A CHANCE FOR AN AFTERNOON SPEECH -- SPRINKLE AND IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE A BIG DEAL.
THIS WEEKEND ON SUNDAY NORTH OF CINCINNATI THERE IS A CHANCE FOR RAIN AND FOR EVERYBODY TO SEE RAIN ON MONDAY, AND ALL EYES ARE ON DORIAN.
THE TODAY SHOW WILL HAVE A TEAM OF REPORTERS.
KELLY: I KNOW A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT HOW THE EYE IS NOT MAKING CONTACT WITH FLORIDA AND THEY ARE SEEING A LOT OF THE WIND AND RAIN AND WE ARE SEEING WHERE IT HEADS NEXT.
COLIN: WE WILL BE WATCHING IT AS WELL, BRINGING YOU DEVELOPMENTS ON-AIR AND ONLINE.
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