cbs north carolina's a.j. far? >> hey, if you guys haven't been watching the news, you're waking up on oak island, you've kind of been living in a rock and you woke up and walked out to this, you might think hey, it's a little rainy but today is a good start to the labor day weekend. if you look behind me, the ocean looks pretty calm, other than the fact that the -- the tides pushing up very irregularly. i had to change my shoes a couple minutes ago because it came up sor everybody knows there is a storm working its way up the coast. i did speak to a lot of people yesterday who are krosing -- crossing their fingers, hoping this is the worst we can get. we were talking to people who drove hours away to come down to oak island and enjoy labor day weekend, but everybody here on the island, officials with the town, as well as the county, are preparing for what could be the worst. their main concerns are flooding in the area. they say a lot of parts of this town do flood. specifically with brunswick county's emergency m

cbs north carolina's a.j. joins us now from oak island wit >> now, when we first got to oak island, the waves were not what they're like right now. we've been talking to people who live here. they are saying that's the one thing noticeable with this storm coming is just the intensity of the ocean. we are actually having to move up on the beach because this storm surge is just continuing to push up the coast. now, friday is the day that people within brunswick county say that they are ready for this storm, specifically officials services have specific hours on friday they are preparing for the storm. the one thing they are fore kusing on for this area is the possibility of flooding. that's what a lot of the people who live on oak island say they are ready for as well. we also spoke to some officials within the town of oak island. she says they are ready essentially for what the storm will bring. >> have to keep an eye out on the winds and the -- the storm surge and if we need to evacuation, we will, but we're n

north carolina chump has 47%. stocks rallied up to the federal reserve put off an interest rate hike. the dow up 163 points yesterday while the nasdaq at its eighth record high of the year. stock market futures continue their momentum. a pair. a pair as the broadband at home futures of 46, s&p futures of five, nasdaq up close to 15. cheryl: and the skins obviously come in after the federal reserve is six by two to leave interest rates unchanged. i want to bring back liz ann saunders, the charles schwab joining us via phone. he said he liked technology and financials right now. i want to get to your view on stocks. you mention financials yet does that include wells fargo? >> i don't cover individual companies. schwab has equity ratings and i'm sure we have a rating on the cob to me. i have no idea what it is. let's talk about the sector. he said she really do think that will set the tone for the rest of the year. >> not necessarily the rest of the year. the number one valuations have not got the stretch. though pro

hitting north carolina right now.... north carolina right now.... the storm made landfall in florida early this morning and then headed right for our state. it's been bringing heavy rains and some flooding. this is a live look at wrightsville beach. here's what we know right now... one death is now one death is now being blamed on hermine... the death happened in florida. more than 18 thousand people in north carolina-- are without power right now. and we're getting reports of 'trees' down.. and some flash flooding. good evening i'm joel brown... in for steve daniels. and i'm tisha powell ... we've got reports from the triangle to the coast to keep you up to date as hermine moves through... chief meteorologist chris hohmann in the first alert storm center begins our coverage... chris what's the latest on this storm? the flow around the storm will he the effects of hermine-- as the storm moves through our state... we've got team coverage, tonight-- from the triangle, to the sandhills.. and eastern north carolina... athans is there now live as hermine

and north carolina. duke will take on north carolina wilmington. and. nc unc will take on georgia got ya dome in one of the most anticipated games. >>> thanks, jeff. >>> we'll condition to update lauren haviland. >> reporter: there is some down trees and power outages throughout the state of north carolina. i'm lauren haviland. coming up on cbs north carolina, we'll give you the latest updates from i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospital

and four points and north carolina. the survey of all, 13 battleground states, finds h leads ju two points. th mig b because more than nine in voters feel the same or worse aboutlinton explanations for her email server. trump is still on fire for his shifting plans the worldwide llering festival will be held at paradise acres. it is scheduled for october 8. it cost three dollars per person. it will include music, food and much more. 80 percent of the proceeds will donated towards wags for tags.>>> creepy clowns just might be taking over the woods last night. there were two parate sightings. they can't?this comes after four clownsightings last week. no arrests have been made. >>a seven-year-old charlotte boy is recovering after being attacked by three dogs while getting off the school bus on friday. his mother says he had just stepped off the bus when the three jog?dogs jumped on them. neighbors help the boy and used a broom to get the dogs to stop. >> trying to get themoff. kicking and shoving reporter: he underwent eme

. >>> and from the triangle, the race for the white house heats up big time here in north carolina. >> hello, i'm russ bowen and thank you for wating >> and cbs north carolina has confirmed traces of lead were found at erwin elementary and behaven elementary schools. the school district tells us the dangerous chemical was found in small amounts during the normal testing over the summer. the spokesperson patricia har mob lewis sighs lead was not found in all of the school's water, but as a precaution, bottled water is being brought into the school in place of hallway water fountain the public schools is working with the scools to make the repairs. we'll have more at 5:00 d 6:00. >>> right now the police and firefighters are investigating the cause of a deadly morning on mcneil circle that is near fort bragg road. and we report two pple were at home and r and only one survived. the firefighters ray lived to the scene just after 1:00 this morning. several people called 911 to report this fire. one of the callers said there when the firefighters got here, they found the repain -- remains

it works. >> trump returns to north carolina next week. he has two stops planned tuesday, the first a rally at high point university. that's at noon. and in keatonsville for a 5:00 event. >>> in the hb2 battle, evangelist franklin graham, billy graham's son is, quote, outraged over the acc's decision to pull championship games out of north carolina. in a letter to the commissioner, he called political pawns of student athletes. he also went onto say companies and organizations now boycotting the state are guilty of, quote, profound hypocrisy. during a radio interview scheduled today with governor pat mcrory, we expect him to address the controversy surrounding house bill 2. yesterday for the first time since they pulled championships, mcrory spoke about the decision in charlotte. communities across the state are expected to lose millions of come forward saying they think the legislature should consider repeelg house bill 2. mcrory criticized the ncaa and acc for how they characterized the state. >> that's not the type of state we are, and

so there is a ready a lot of unrest, hurt, and pain in north carolina. we have been a state that is launched the worst attack on the old gb thank you community -- the old gb thank you community, fighting for a living wage, and even persons who wanted to employment discrimination in the state courts. you also have a state that is had the highest number of african-americans exonerated frfrom death row in the last 10 years of any state in the country. we also have a state where numerous people are incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. the governor has refused to pardon them. i have a press conference about two of them this morning. you have a place where the crime lab was found to abuse over 200 cases. in terms of the way they dealt with the dna evidence. you also have a city where you had jonathan ferrell, even though someone was indicted, ended up with a hung jury and peoples that a hung jury was a spoken jury, one we know that is not true. you have to understand the context of all of that, all of the attacks on the poor come all of the attacks on

live in raleigh david hirst north carolina. released a statement calling for a full repeal of house bill to. we will stay on top of this major story, our coverage continues right now on wncn.com. >>> you'll find past stories on the controversial law , you can scroll over the news tab and hb 2 joey hishon house bill 2 warmer temperatures, but we have a warm front -- a cold front underway, here is our meteorologist with the forecast. >>> good looking at beautiful weather. the cold front want come through until thursday or friday this week. enjoyed this dry and warm temperatures, not as hot as where we were last week a live picture from the top of the hill restaurant in chapel hill , you can see the carolina blue skies prevailing throughout the lunch hour. let's get to work satellite conditions as far as the eye can see. yesterday at this time more showers and storms to the east coast, wet weather, this isn't a promise it will stay dry, later today i will watch the southern communities. right around sampson county and cumberland a

leave north carolina. there will be consequences if they do so. we end up with a tremendous loss of taxes. hillary clinton supported nafta. she supported china's entry into the world trade organization, and she supported tpp. anything can be as bad as nafta but tpp will be pretty close and it will be a disaster for this area. she just does whatever her donors and special interests want her to do. that is why she is raising all this money. we are putting out a statement tomorrow and a lot of it unfortunately came from me. what am i going to do? a lot of it came from small donors. we are averaging $61 a shot and we raised millions. we will be reporting a very big number tomorrow. in a trump administration, we will negotiate trade deals on behalf of american workers not for some other country or some company owned by the special interest and donors who give her money. for the american workers, it will be america first. our worker comes first. we will work to ensure farmers in north carolina have the tools the

. >>> right now on cbs north carolina, pulling seven championships out of north carolina, house bill two became law, why we expect the governor to comment on the move today. >>> the search is on for the people in two separate incident. >>> campaign 2016 coming to north carolina. >>> good morning, thanks for watching north carolina news. >>> good morning, to you as well. a look on traffic first, let's find out at the forecast. good morning. >>> good morning, guys. good morning to you at home as well. no rain on our radar this reduced visibility, i want to start off with the visibility math, look at this fayetteville seeing foggy conditions, reducing visibility below 2 miles, 5 miles around portions sampson county, we'll monitor this closely as we head throughout the morning. let's check in temperatures 69 in raleigh. upper 60s in durham. here is the forecast for the day ah 8:00 a.m. 82 by lunch time. 87 our afternoon high. mainly dry through 6:00 this evening. coming up in 10 minutes, back to you guys. >>> the fallout out over house bill continues,. >> it's a major blow to the state a

thanks for watching cbs north carolina. >> i'm russ. we'll hear more on how florida is dealing with therm second. alyssa, you've been busy with this thing for several days, not to mention the one before that, too. >> yeah. certainly been a busy week, guys. hopefully next week will bring calmer conditions for sure. right now, this storm has been downgraded to a tropical storm. this is typical when we see these storms roar ashore. it made land fall early this morning as a category 1 hurricane, winds at 80 miles per hour bringing drenching rain across the southern portions of

go for the gold. >>> welcome back to cbs north carolina. time is now 5:10 on this friday morning. 73 degrees. this is a live picture from the raleigh-durham international airport as we do start off our morning. you will notice one major thing here. that's the majority of us are on the dry side. down around portions of cumberland, hoek, and sampson counties. those are still some flood warnings that are in effect because of some rivers and some dams that may fail later today. they are still watching those closely. as far as what's actually falling from the sky, not a lot. look at this. just an isolated shower or two across portions of person county. not really amounting to much there. maybe a sprinkle or two across southern portions of grandville county. other than that, we are quiet as we start off our friday morning. something we didn't some dense fog. look at this. visibility has dropped below a mile and a half in rocky mount. still below a mile. fayetteville in particular, look at this. visibility three tenths of a mile. we keep stressing

cbs north carolina. >> thank you, david. with acc followed the ncaa's lead and pull championship games from north carolina? >> the reason, our controversial house bill 2. the biggest efnltds effected including football in charlotte, baseball in durham and women's soccer in cary. also seven other events being moved from north carolina. >> another republican lawmaker suggested repealing the law. the impact hb2 is having on our state and the triad. >> made their frustrations known. odd of the groft h govern's manage many of them wore referee jerseys in response to the moves from the ncaa and alaska acc. >> they should be bullied into it from the citizens. , you know, the state in this position. >> some business owners worry about the impact these cancellations bit ncaa and the acc may have. colin recently opened the maytown inn. they will lose about $2.5 million in visitor spending because of all the events cancelled just this week. republican state lawmakers criticize both organizations but crossman say it's more evidence of t

we are cbs north carolina. you can see 60s out to the west. 70s in central north carolina. and 70s out to the east and there's your satellite picture. it's going to be a pretty sunrise. mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies this afternoon. 93, raleigh. 92 durham. 94 in fayetteville. guys? >> all right. thanks a lot, bill. >> breaking news right now just befo m apartment complex in cary. that's where cbs north carolina is live with what we know right now at this point . good morning. >> good morning, russ. since midnight things have really shaken up here at this apartment. in fact right now you can still smell that smoke and it's really coming into your lungs. just a bit of picture of where this took place. the apartment building that our units were burned through. the other dozen units were still damaged. all of the people who were in that building thankfully were able to escape. that is according to the cary fire department. take a listen. how the fire was in her build glg. people were screaming saying fire get out, get out. we finally opened the doofer. like their door was

coming up on north carolina, ?? ?? ?? >>> and coming up, we are along the coast talk about the effects that tropical storm hermine specifically had right here behind me on oak island. >> good morning. and thanks for watching north carolina news at 6:00. i'm beairshelle edme. >> and i'm justin quesinberry. glad you could start this saturday with us. hermine is the big story this morning. we'll head out to meteorologist kristin ketchell. >> we have some pirouettey high wind gusts as well. right now, we are still seeing rain falling across much of central north carolina. you can see that on the slight. the heaviest rain right along the i-95 corridor and points to the east. still seeing a few spotty storm hermine continuing to work its way to the northeast right now. the heaviest rain across parts of the northern outer banks here and into virginia right now around the norfolk area. we'll keep a close eye on that as well as it continues to push into parts of the eastern shore of maryland as well. it is going to be a messy situ

carolina's student athletes, coaches, athletic staffer, fan, and the north carolina communities previously chosen to host these championship events. >> bubba cunningham saying in part, quote, we are disappointed for the people of this dpraet state, the communities that are scheduled to play host to these championship events, and to the students who may be denied the opportunity to compete for state. >> and from duke university's kevin white saying in part we agree with the ncaa's decision cht our position has been clear on this matter, which is that will legislation is is discriminatory. >> nc state director of athletics also chiming in saying in part, quote, we certainly hope there will be resolution in the very nearfu equal opportunity and non-discrimination to anyone who works, lives, studies, visits, or participates in campus events, courses, programs, and services. >>> acc commissioner john swaford also releasing a statement calling for a full repeal of house bill 2. we'll continue to stay on top of this major story. our coverage continues right now online at wncn.com. there, you will

pulling championship games out of north carolina. seven other events being moved from north carolina. >> some business owners worry about the impact these cancellations by the ncaa and acc will have on them. town officials estimate they will lose about $2.5 million in viz spending because of all the events canceled this week. republican state lawmakers criticized both organizations for their decisions. it's more evidence of the need to repeal house culture war is not a pro business thing. >> the ncaa and now the acc following suit using some standards they haven't used in venues in other states. >> cary's mayor sent news yesterday encouraging it em to keep cary in mind for future championships. >> the coverage of the fallout continues right now that's where you find reaction from universities and other officials. you can just look for the story on the home page. >> turning now to campaign 2016. hillary clinton will return to the campaign trail for the first time since suffering from neum this past week. >> she will stop in greensbo a

also including those few counties here in north carolina. now before all of that gets to us we have a cold front to talk about today. 72 degrees as we start off with a live picture a the international airport. temperature this morning are warm and muggy. 68 in heppedderson. 68 in clayton. 70 in louisburg and rocky mount. we will start to see those showers and storms develop for us. 92 our high. scattered showers and storps at 6:00 this evening. dry out the door this morning. dry at the lunch hour. we start to see these showers and storms pop up on the radar. here we are at 6:00. big game going down at 7:00 this evening and look at this rain could be moving across the area. take the poncho with you. lingering shower or storm can't be ruled out the rain in association rat we are tropical storm hermine will be here in the afternoon. still dry. the rain moving in shortly after it could be coming down heavily at times. we head into friday night and saturday morning. the time frame that will be the wettest for us. soaking rains but by saturday aft

we'll go for the latest on track. >>> north carolina news at 5:30 starts now. >>> north carolina shows the school grades improved last year. in the past 10 years graduation rates have climbed more than 17% across the state. lauren haviland found a wake county high school that had an intervention to ensure more students would earn their diploma. >> we still have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: but in 2016, an school graduated compared to the year before. and the team at sanderson new a major intervention was needed. they call it save our seniors. it responds to the immediate needs of those struggling to graduate. >> we have 3356 days -- 365 days to deal with this and correct the problem. >> reporter: with that suck set school staff is energy toward ninth graders. >> if uponly look at seniors, you're going to be in a pan eke as an administrator because the damage has been done for 13 years. >> reporter: the goal is to have 93% earn a diploma. >> our trend may be like global warming. is to go up. >> they're willing to do anything. >> reporter: in raleigh, lauren haviland. >> they have c

it was just put back on store shelves in north carolina this week. blue bell is recalling half gallons and pines of the chocolate chip cookie dough brand after it may have been exposed no illnesseses have been reported but last year items were pulled because of contamination fears. >>> some schools are delayed or canceled because of widespread flooding. remnants of tropical storm julia dumped 10-inches of rain in spots. several roads in northeastern counties have been shut down and parts of highway 12 were my goodness, a lot of rain. >> we have rain in our area and will continue to see it today so if you're heading out the door or maybe later this morning, take the umbrella with you. this is a live look from the raleigh-durham international airport showing you a dreary start to this thursday. it's hard to get going on mornings like this. 71. grab a hot cup of coffee before you we have showers through sampson county and portions of person county, grandville county, orange and durham, northern portions with light areas. newton grove, sampson county, we

it is an event that happened in charlotte, north carolina. long after the national news crews pack up and go home, this shooting and the protests are sure to linger in that state from now until election day. north carolina is one of the big three battleground states that will play a big role in picking the next president. it is the only state barack obama won in 2008, but lost in 2012. he lost the tar heel state by about 100,000 votes to mitt romney. early voting in north carolina starts in less than one month. john, what are the political implications of the unrest in this important political presidential battleground? john: as you said, it will be very close. we all agree about that. there has been shifting demography that helps hillary clinton in north carolina, and some of the political climate there has helped her too. some of the things the state has done that have been very hard right have created a backlash in suburban counties and elsewhere. she seems to have a slight advantage. i think the question is, are there a bunch of generally

m north carolina. women's socker in cary. there's also seven other events being moved from north carolina. >>> another republican lawmakers suggested repealing the law. senator rick gun said in part, i'm concerned about the impact hb2 is having on our state. >> the weekly air horn known. many of them wore referee jerseys in response to the moves by the ncaa and now the acc. >> outside organizations. they should be bullied into it by their citizens. plan it better and the anemia charge. the lawmakers shouldn't have put the state if this position. >> some business owners worry about the impact these cancellations by the ncaa -- recently opened a shop in cary. they'll lose 2 bnt 5 million because of all of the events canceled this book. republican state lawmakers criticize both organizations for their decisions. but craftsman says it's many evidence that the need to repeal house bill 2. >> opening a new front is not a pro business thing. >> following suit. using some standards they other states. >> car yo

in greensboro cbs north carolina. >> thank you, beau. republican challenger donald trump will be in high point on tuesday. he'll hold a rally at noon. his daughter-in-law is in cary. she helped open a victory office. this is the third office in the state this week. right now donald trump is deliver an economic policy >>> unc football player is out on bond after turning himself in yesterday. he's facing misdemeanor charges after sophomore delaney robinson went public and claimed he raped her on valentine's day. she's criticizing the university's handling of the case. some students say they may plan on making signs or planning chants to keep the we treat the athletic students here and i don't think this is helping us very much. >> it's something that shouldn't be ignored. it's a big issue. >> artist was released on a $5,000 bond but he could face felony charges. orange county da says they are still waiting for toxicology results from the state crime lab to come in. >>> a lawyer for the family of the settlement reportly for $1.9 million. it

protests seem to be calming down for now in charlotte, north carolina. earlier the second night of demon strags turned violent. people have been protesting the police shooting of an african american man on tuesday. the clashes led officials to declare a state of emergency. we are about to show you a video that is very graphic. we feel the images show just how violent the situation has been. >> we don't know exactly how that man was injured or his current condition. but we understand that at this stage there was a man taken to the hospital in serious condition and on life support. now, the deadly police shooting of keith lemont scott sparked these protests. the police chief says scott was armed. his family says he was reading a book in his car when officers approached and shot him. >> the police shot my daddy four times for being black. they tazed him and then shot him. >> they just shot my daddy. my daddy is dead. my daddy is dead. >>s t scott's wife released thi statement quoting directly here. keith was a loving husband, father, brother, and friend who

i have clients asking for north carolina freeport folios including divestment from north carolina municipal bonds. >> it's forcing people to violate the privacy and protection daughters, sisters and wifes. >> they planned to speak out last june but heard a legislative compromise might be in the works. >>> i'm in the weather center with chief meteorologist wes hohenstein. i was at the st. jude walk. they raised more than $100,000. this was very hot but this morning pleasantly nice. almost had a chill to it. >> i think it's possible. i'm whispering that. if i turn mine off, we'll all safe. we've got a cold front coming. are we going to take the graphics? okay. sorry. we've got a cold front tomorrow. yes. this will bring us some rain but look what this does to our temperatures. it's going to keep us below normal and in the 70s all week long. today 76 degrees. average high of 79 and this is after we hit 92 on saturday. so a big change. unfortunately, we haven't changed the cloud or rain situation. there are some showers back to our west, a few of which will sneak in here later tonight but we'll

carolina, or in the state of north carolina. i want to thank you her for that but i want to read this just into cnn. the governor of north carolina, governor pat mccrory declared a state of emergency on the request of charlotte mecklenburg police chief putney, and will deploy the naustional guard and state highway patrol. here's congressman meeks, joining us as congressional chairman black caucus, now a state of emergency in north carolina, declared by the governor. this is just the beginning, it seems. >> i hope this is the end and those individuals who are committing now acts of violence, destroying property, which would deprive people from going to work tomorrow, and earning their living, that they do not return to the streets and to allow people who are upset at what has taken place to peacefully protest. that's what has to happen. so do you have to make sure there is a clear division between the two and we want to make sure no other lives were lost or seriously injured so that is of deep concern as we move forward. >>> you

that is what happened. >> starting at or:30 on cbs north carolina. >>> -- 4:30 on cbs north carolina. >> the state's largest private ambulance service has closed and this will impact much more than those who lost their jobs. >>> group hug! >> reporter: they consoled one another and try to make the best of a bad situation. these employees were at the wade county location and many of them learning just this morning that this date's largest private ambulance service was closing meaning they were out of a job. johnston ambulance service serves 14 counties ac carolina. the owner saying the 45-year- old company had been struggling but increased regulations and trouble collecting from their customers added insult to injury. >> you go to talk with them about it and it is in the system that not had -- but has not gotten through yet. all kinds of excuses but i assume they are trying. it is just not there. going to be transported, who is going to be able to come and pick them up in time enough that they can get to where they need to go. >> reporter: her mother uses just often and that the emts w

this is from the governor of north carolina, pat mckrorcrory said i want to assure people of north carolina, our sbi has been assisting the charlotte, mecklenburg police upon a very recent request of the state highway patrol, is sending in troopers to further help the charlotte mecklenburg police department, and any violence directed towards our citizens or police officers or destruction of property should not be tolerated. i support and commend the law enforcement officials for their bravery and courage during this difficult situation. cedric, i'll go to you first. were there enough police officers on the street to gain control? >> i think under the issu circumstances in which they were working you have to be very methodical and you have to put the number of police officers out there that's needed. you can't understaff and at the same time, you don't want to overstaff either. so i think under the situation in which we're seeing now, there appears to be some calm. that particular team that's out there tonight, did their job and did it well. they tried to protect life and property as much as

a few counties in north carolina. it does include our immediate viewing area. and then also new this morning just now with the latest release, tropical storm warnings and tropical storm watches in effect for the wilmington under that tropical storm watch as this storm system approaches. now bringing you closer to home. 72 degrees here in raleigh. temperatures elsewhere this morning, 71 in durham and roxboro. 68 in henderson and 69 in roanoke rapids. hour by hour for you today, 86 at lunchtime. # 2 our high. after about 3:00 that's when we start to see a few showers or storm as we head to that evening drive. morning long. you're heading to nc state games this-esque. take the poncho. here we are. no showers or storm until after 3:00. they're going to be scattered for us. not everyone will see that wet weather. 7:00 could be wet for us. overnight tonight, a few lingering showers or storms. tomorrow morning, that's what tropical storm comes into play. starting dry in the morning. we'll start to see those showers enter the

south carolina.. and north carolina. duke warning customers to start making sure those smartphones, tablets, and laptops are fully charged-- in case the power goes out. "that's where your best source of information is during the storm both from the media and from duke energy." and while the state was busy preparing for the worst... and hoping for the best from hermine... there was no missing the urgency in the voice of north carolina's e-o-c director. - "remember that readiness is an individual responsibilty. they need to have an emergency kit ready to survive for 3 to 5 days. we never know." the state e-o-c is set to go into operation at 1pm tomorrow... and will stay fully- functional until the end of the event. jbrabc11ewn. and people have been sharing lots of pictures and videos on social media using the hashtag hermine... and you can keep track of hermine's path... and keep up warnings as the storm approaches. just download the abc 11 first alert weather app... it's free in the app store and on google play. we're fol

north carolina during a shootout with police over the weekend. on saturday, shelby police officer was shot while looking for fenner who had missed his court date. on monday the 38 -year-old married father of one died from his injuries. four women have also been charged in connection to this case. they are facing charges of being accessories after the fact the first degree murder and harboring a fugitive. again, we do not know the extent of fenner's injuries. no word on when he will be extradited back here to north carolina. >>> police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital could happen just before 2:30 a.m. at the rally in him a leg drive. the victim was taken to wake mad. no word on his condition or details on the suspect. stomach a pedestrian is in critical condition in fayetteville after being hit by a car while walking across the road when the driver of the chevy corvette hit her. the pedestrian is at cape fear valley medical center. both directions of north riley road are closed while police investigate. stomach a sec

she's going to north carolina. before she got sick, she was in north carolina and gave a very targeted speech in charlotte on voter suppression. understand, there are nine historically black colleges and universities in north carolina. president obama won north carolina in 2008 by 14,100 votes. the federal appeals court ruled on the voter suppression bill there. that is huge. they try to cut early voting days, tried to cut sunday voting. she has to have a significant turnout among those groups. the governor is down six points there, although senator barr is up six points. she has to have that turnout. she has to drive that point home. but she's going to be helped by the fact when senator bernie sanders is on the campaign trail, vice president joe biden, first lady michelle obama, president obama, plus former president bill clinton, so she'll have far more major surrogates. they have to basically make it plain, this is what this means to you. this is what it means to you when it comes to death penalty, supreme court

i'm steve sbraccia, cbs north carolina. >> in a statement the university said it is deeply committed to the safety of our students and take them extremely seriously adding that wheel we appreciate and understand the comment. the district attorney said its working with the police department and they said it's still active and ongoing. cbs north carolina amy cutler asked about unc police. >> reporter: in your experience, does it appear that unc campus police handled these cases as seriously as they should be handled? many seriouses investigated by the university police department. we rely will be their investigations in many types of cases, so i do think they do take all their investigations very seriously. >> he said cases such as this one can take six months to bu.d state justice department said they were just asked about toxicology kits. >>> five women filed federal complaints against the university in january of that year, sparking several demonstrations on campus. one of the women filed a the charge was later dropped. following the come plairnghts the dean of students resigned and

justin quesinberry cbs north carolina. >> on that story since this morning cbs north carolina continuing our mission to keep kids safe when boarding and getting off of school buses. millions of people around the world can help online through buses. federal law enforcement tells s handwritten note and a small notebook belonging to the man accused of the manhattan and jersey shore bombings over the weekend. ahmad khanahmad khan rahami was arrested yesterday. brooks silva bragga has the latest. >> the father of terror suspect ahmad khan rahami stood outside two years ago. investigators are piecing together clues about his 28- year-old son and what might have driven him to bombings in new york and new jersey over the weekend. sources recovered a handwritten note and a notebook. the writings reveal he may have been radicalized. >> they are going to look at friends, family, go through his records, social media, his phone. >> the suspect was on the run for 50 hours before police arrested him in a shoot out in new jersey. he left a including fingerprints and dna. his face was captured by surveil

new dannon, >>> right now on cbs north carolina, is your gas tank on empty? it could take a few days. why there are problems at the pumps this morning. >> plus this. >>> several people have been taken into custody in connection with the bomb blast that rocked this chelsea neighborhood. i'm hena daniels with the latest on the investigation. >> good morning. thank you for tc morning. i'm stefan chase, alongside russ bowen, back off vacation. >> yeah, it's great to be back. >> good to see you. is your gas tank on "e?" i was nodding my head. >> i went early in the morning and was the only one there. >> good for you. >>> ali warshavski will have a look at the commute and alyssa corfont is here with the forecast. it's muggy out there.

. >>> breaking news tonight coming out of charlotte, north carolina. you're looking at live pictures now. there is an uneasy calm tonight, amid peaceful protests just one day after those streets that you're looking at right there erupted in violence over the fatal police shooting of keith lamon lamont scott. this is a scene in charlotte, where jennifer roberts, mayor, ordered a short time ago, a midnight curfew, a midnight curfew, to stay in effect as long as they deem it is warranted, and again you're looking live at the street of charlotte, north carolina. when we last left you, those streets erupted in chaos and now they are doing it again but not as violent as last night it. appears that it has been mostly peaceful tonight. last night of course some know was injured in all of this and killed, and then one officer hurt the night before, 16 police officers hurt in all of this. let's get straight to cnn's boris sanchez who has been in the midst of this for several evenings. last night was a night of riot upon upon the nation. the national guard has be

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he started out in high point, north carolina. he ended up here in the evening, making that same appeal, again, to black voters, even though he was speaking to a room full of white people. but between them, you leave high point on the interstate, the first place you come to is greensboro. and the international civil rights center and museum, built around the old woolworth's lunch counter where the four african-american men started the sit-in movement begun. they sat down at this lunch counter. and today you can visit that exact same lunch counter in the exact same spot at that civil rights museum in greensboro, north carolina. and you ought to see this, unless what you want is not so much to see it but to be seen yourself. that was on the way from one campaign speech to the next campaign speech for trump. he drove right by the civil rights museum. since then we have learned that he intended to go to the civil rights museum before later changing his mind. we think we know why. a representative showed up at the museum and used a ver

north carolina, let's zoom in on north carolina. of course this story, this police shooting in charlotte is playing out in north carolina. north carolina has the largest share of black voters of any of the real toss upstates and north carolina really is a make or break state. it could be at least. this is a romney state and red state that hillary clinton has a chance to see it in the polls and a real chance of picking off this year. in the average of all polls, if they were able to win north carolina to flip a romney state and flip a red state, practically speaking, it is very, very hard to see how he can get to 270 electoral votes. he must hold on to this state and hillary clinton can derail him if he can flip this state. think about what's happening in charlotte. look at the black vote in north care lolin carolina. he won black voters overwhelmingly. he got massive black turn out in 2012. that was just as important. mitt romney won with 27 points. this is what the racial split looks like. this looks similar to be honest. clinton d

blue cross and blue shield of north carolina. >>> samsung has begun its exchange program north galaxy note 7, just not in the u.s. the uk and south korea began receiving their shipments today. others will have to wait until wednesday. >>> apple isn't taking near as much heat as samsung this week but the new iphones are still iphone 7 making hissing noise. people are told to take them back to the store to exchange them only to learn the phones are sold out. >> moveover uber. lyft is getting into the self- driving cars. >>> north carolina news at 5:30 >> calls for repeal of house bill 2 are growing louder as the finger pointing intensifies. >> beau minnick spent the day tracking down lawmakers and has this report. >> this deal failed because there was no leadership on the democrat's side, including roy cooper to get it done. >> reporter: the state democratic party said governor mccrory is holding the economy governor jim hunt a democrat weighed in. >> north carolina is a state where we love our acc basketball and football tend is critically important -- and it is critically important to

he started out in high point, north carolina. he ended up here in the evening, making that same appeal, again, to black voters, even though he was speaking to a room full of white people. but between them, you leave high point on the interstate, the first place you come to is greensboro. and the international civil rights center and museum, built around the old woolworth's lunch counter, where the sit-in movement was begun. they sat down at this lunch counter. and today you can visit that exact same lunch counter in the exact same spot at that civil rights museum in greensboro, north carolina. and you ought to see this, unless what you want is not so much to see it but to be seep yourself. he drove right by the civil rights museum. since then we have learned that he intended to go to the civil rights museum before later changing his mind. we think we know why. a representative showed up at the museum and used a very authoritative tone as he informed the staff that trump security would be coming by, he would show up thereafter so

north carolina border. most of us are dry and wednesday we're for a better chance on friday. 87 raleigh and durham, near 90 fayetteville and overnight should drop around 67 with another pleasant day and 88 our high tomorrow. the cold front starting to inch saturday and 84 sunday, rain chances saturday and sunday, not expecting a wash out and will notice cloud cover and the best rain chance will develop next monday. it's 5:52 on your tuesday morning. let's hand it over to ali. >>> if you're heading to school or work, the time to do it is now, all green maps and we have kept it accident-free throughout the morning through fayetteville, foggy conditions have gotten better so if you're heading through the area, an easier drive. westbound drive times, 540 to research triangle park, 23 about 12. 440, athens drive, still not picking up just yet. >> thanks a lot. 5:53. >>> an early morning house fire in tennessee kills nine, including six children. >> what caused the fire and an >> what caused the fire and an updat

of charlotte, north carolina. we've got four straight nights of protests in the city since including tonight. msnbc live is next. >>> breaking news this hour. police are searching for a gunman whoen opened fire and -- who opened fire and killed five in seattle. it happened in the make-up department of macy's store. the motive remains unclear. we have a reporter on scene and will bring you a live report in a few minutes. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. 7:00 in the east and 4:00 out west. we have breaking news this hour. this is from charlotte as protests lasted past midnight on the streets there. demonstrations remained peaceful as investigations into the fatal shooting death of

lauren haviland, cbs north carolina. >> thank you, lauren. and most-watched presidential debates was hard-fought and feisty with both candidates taking jabs at each other on stance and key issues. >> i wonder if it hit the 100 million viewer mark -- >> we'll find out. >> i can't wait to find out. >> i have been a senator -- >> you haven't done it. >> reporter: the first of the three eager-ly anticipated presidential debates was anything but friendly. >> hillaryly has bad experience. >> i know you live reality. >> reporter: it focused on topics voters have heard before. >> i will release my tax returns when she releases her 33,000 e-mail that have been deleted. >> it was a mistake and i take responsibility for that. >> reporter: topic of race, national security and jobs dominated on the stage but it was the sometimes-awkward and pointed attacks making headlines. >> don't believe she has the stamina to be president of this country. you need tremendous stamina. >> a man who can be provoke by fingers anywhere near the nuclear codes. >> reporter:

in raleigh in north carolina any minute. he's going to be speaking on the protests and the controversy surrounding the shootings of keith lamont scott. we're going to bring you that just as soon as it begins. it's all happening, of course, as the "new york times" obtained video, new video that was shot by the victim's wife on a cell phone. it shows the shooting of her husband. and doesn't actually show the shooting, it shows what was going on around the shooting. you do not see the police actively shooting him. it's actually rather ambiguous, though you do hear from her and you hear the shots going off, and she's yelling in the video saying don't shoot, don't shoot, he's not armed. she says, you know, he's just taken his medication, he is not going to hurt you and, of course, then you have the fatal moment when he is shot, and you hear her reaction. pretty difficult stuff to watch. anyway, last night's protests were mainly peaceful, protesters could be hurdchanting, we want the tape. tape was the body cam video showing the b

many of you are dry across western central north carolina. this could sneak in here very late tonight. so ad it's 100% in the 70s right now. that sure does look good, doesn't it? as our days continue to get shorter, three days in a row with temperatures in the 70s. 20%. we'll lower it a bit at 10:00 and then the showers the mountains work their way. temperatures starting off in the upper 60s. so the cold front is here. it's in our state. it hasn't come all the way through yet. it will stay here for the next few days. because of that fact and because of the fact there's areas of low pressure, more instability along the cold front, the clouds and rain are going to hang out for a few more days like the cold front. so tomorrow is now expected to be our wettest day of the week. i'll pick it up. remember the showers i showed you in some of them lingering around our area late tonight but as you can see clearing out. might see some thinner clouds, maybe a break in the clouds but we are looking at a mostly cloudy day and another mostly dry morning. by

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