have spent the last couple of days bracing for the impact. 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 not looking at

>>> right now on cbs north carolina, the ncaa pulling championships out of our state over hb2. cbs north carolina's david will have the details. >>> a vigil was held for shelby officer who died in the line of duty. we'll have reaction from his family and friends. >>> an update o story we brought you yesterday. we'll tell you if charges have been filed for a man who shot a home intruder. thanks for waking up with us and watching cbs north carolina. >>> allie will have a look at your morning commute, but first, storm team meteorologist alyssa here with a look at that weather. >> good morning, guys. we're starting off our morning dry, but for some of you, you are starting off quite foggy. let's take a look at our latest visibility map. now in durham, visibility at we make our way towards lee county. certainly going to slow you down there. around cumberland county, 3 miles. 5 in nearby clinton. 7 in dunn. a larm scale. this is a bigger issue south of the triangle. we'll keep an eye on these visibilities and let your honor if they get worse throughout the morning. 66 in raleigh. tempera

' -- here in north carolina. our state already bracing for impact from hermine... a look at the emergency preparations now underway. and... the 'issue' -- pitting the "durham rescue mission" -- against the 'city' -- it serves. eyewitness news starts right now. "hurricane hermine" -- 'getting stronger'... 'slamming' the "gulf coast" of florida... and heading 'right' for north carolina... the "category one" hurricane making 'landfall' laster tonight... and then it'll 'move up' toward us. governor mccrory -- declaring a "state of emergency"... and getting 'briefed' by 'emergency officials'. 'mandatory evacuations' are underway for visitors on steve daniels and i'm tisha powell.... this hurricane is the first to hit florida in more than a decade... chief meteorologist chris hohmann in the first alert raleigh storm center... chris what are the latest models showing? hermine is a minimal hurricane with winds of 75 mph. the storm should move ashore near apalachicola late tonight and then move fairly quickly up the east coast. track hasn't changed much since this morning, with hermine forecast to

news north carolina.>>> new information, after a teenager the pool had an electric charge that may have knocked the girl unconscious. the pool is in the heritage point neighborhood just inside 540 off a tree more road. carleigh griffeth is live ouide of the neighborhood. you have learned the young woman was a senior in high school, and a lifeguard at the pool? >> reporter: 17-year-old rachel rosoff was found dead in this pool saturday afternoon. duties. this is what it look like saturday after she was found. an autopsy today conducted has d sheriff's office investigators to believe that she was rendered unconscious by an electrical charge in the pool water. she subsequently drowned. her mother off- camera this afternoon. she is completely distraught. she says there is an ongoing investigatiointo t circumstances of her death. she tells me rachel rosoff came here saturday morning at 9 am and service a lifeguard. nobody found her and tell that afternoon when her shifts over. chel rosoff was an employee ofhe aquatic managent grp. they released a statement today saying they are cooperat

hitting north carolina.... heavy rain, flooding and rough surf along the coast.... we'll bring you the latest on the storm's path.. and when it moves out. plus, the storm knocking down trees and power lines all over the area... we'll show you some of the damage... those stories plus, a tropical storm threatening their big day... hear from the couple not letting hermine wash out their wedding. eyewitness news starts right now. tropical storm hermine... 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

. janavel is on the north carolina coast where dozens of counties are under a state of emergency. meantime, lauren -- lauren haviland is here at the raleigh. >> and kristen ketchell is here. we do start with oak island with a. j. janavel who has been watching the storm since thursday night. >> a. j., what is going on here? >> reporter: it' a little bit different, beairshelle, than it was yesterday. yesterday, i don't know if i would be standing at the beach with a lot of heavy rain and wind here. pe and board shorts and out in the water. definitely a different scene. back to yesterday, we were out yesterday from all 5:30 a.m. to around 11:30 p.m. the weather changed drastically from very, very light rain into heavy, heavy downpours in the evening around 5:00. people were aware of. here is the good news. today is a sunny day. the mayor told us they were confident they would be able to keep it open, she said yesterday, and mere it is. signed up for this open competition. we'll have anone day now it's going to be sunny. a lot more throughout the rest of the hour. make sure to keep i

charlotte, north carolina. for a second night in a row demonstrators clash with police and it went on for hours. at this point the crowds have cleared out, but the protest area is being treated as an active crime scene. one person was shot and critically wounded and is on life support. the victim was shot by another civilian, not by police. four officers are injured. let's bring in cnn's nick valencia who is on the streets of charlotte right now. nick, what is the scene this hour one minute at three in the morning? how many protesters remain on the streets there? >> reporter: rosemary, it was certainly an ugly night here in downtown sharcharlotte. what began at 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. local time turned violent quickly. it was in the matter of the last hour or so that the final protesters dispersed and a semblance of peace returned to the downtown area. this is the aftermath. we want to walk and we can show you this is one of the properties heavily damaged. windows smashed out. the general manager of this hotel is having to clean up after the mess here. matt, you want to talk to cnn her

safe. >> a pastor in michigan -- >> good morning and north carolina news. in this morning for russ. j gl good morning, >> we're going to get to your big stories in just a home. find out about the forecast from alyssa. good morning. >> good morning o you at home as well. starting off with a live picture from our tower camera over the belt line and waiting anxiously for that sunrise but we have almost an hour to go. that sunrise happens later and later now. be a will be before we star to so we'll check in with our radar. we're dry around central north carolina but been what we've been talking about for the past few days. really not a lot of rain moving into the coastal regions. any of the rain that's reaching the ground over land is actually out towards the wilmington area. very little amounts of rain though expected oaf the storm through friday. only about an inch possible. a tremendous or two. 6 # in louisburg. low 7 0z. milder start around the sand hills. 71 in fayetteville. 70 in hienhurst. watch out for some folk especially on the sand hill. 70 at 8 a.m. # 3 at lunchtime and 86

spake, i'm gus johnson. >>> right now on wral news and north carolina police officer in critical condition after being shot, the search for the suspect tonight. >>> remembering former north carolina association of educators president. rodney ellis us. >> veterans and active serviceman paused today to remember the tragedy of 9/11. right now on wral the manhunt continues of a suspect accused of sot police officer we're glad you're with us tonight i'm ken smith.>> and i'm kathryn brown, shelby police department says k- 9 officer tim brackeen is in critical issues, he was looking for a person wanted on outstanding warrant when gunfire broke out and backup officers responded to find brackeen shot in the 38-year- old father of one has been with the department in 2400>> police are searching for the suspect identified as irving better junior and one for attempted and dangerous it will keep you updated on the search and any other developments throughout the night and you can also get updates on wral.com.>>> tonight student education leaders are remembering former north carolina associatio

understand that. >> for sure. good morning. thanks for watching north carolina news. in this morning were russ. >> good morning to you as well. morning news. let's find out about that forecast and say good morning to alyssa. good morning. >> good morning, guys. good morning to you at home as well. we are tracking tropical storm julia. it continued to be a tropical storm yesterday. it's over water now. not any of that rain making it into our area this morning. can't rule out a shower or two throughout the day many we are dry right now. 9 in raleigh and 65 in henderson and your forecast for the day ahead 70 out the door at 8 a.m. 8 # at noon and 86 our afternoon high. not as warm as where we have been the past few days. a closer look and the rain chances in about 10 minutes. back to you guys. >> right now julia is inching its way along the state line. >> the national hurricane center expects the storm to bring 2 to 4 inches of rain to the south carolina through. any rain could pose a risk of flooding in an area soaked by hermine less than two weeks ago. in georgia a tropical storm warn

for most of the north carolina coast, unfortunately. the heaviest stuff still off to our east and that's impacting the outer band pushing into virginia where you see the yellow and orange on the radar. that's getting messing. we had reports upward of five carolina coast. we have seen the same here. hermine, the center of circulation pushing offshore right now. still a very healthy tropical storm, 60 mile-per-hour winds, gusting to 70. it's pushed offshore a bit, moving to the east-northeast. it will continue to pick up a little bit of speed here throughout the day today. going to pick up speed as it exits north carolina and it moves over the open waters here. w atlantic over the next several days, causing issues for folks from maryland to delaware and all the way through parts of the new england area, so major ramifications for labor day plans here for a lot of folks up and down the eastern seaboard here. at this point, across central north carolina, where advisories continue until 8:00 a.m. you can see the areas high lated in brown there. -- issue for these folks. keep that in mi

>>> right now on cbs north carolina a unc student claims a football player raped her 7 months ago and nothing was done to help. how she took matters into her own hands. >> victim, george zimmerman is back in a florida courtroom. what he says landed him back in the middle of a trial. plus this. >> hillary clinton is expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow and donald trump rolls out hi plan for child care to win over women voters. i'll have the latest on campaign 2016 coming up. >> hello and good morning. thanks for watching cbs north carolina on this let's head over to storm team meteorologist for a look at your forecast. >> good morning to you at home as well. wednesday morning is starting off with some fog. visibility along the 95 corridor is where we're focused right now. # miles in goldsboro. around fayetteville, 3 miles. still reporting full visibility though here in the triangle. that shouldn't slow ou concerned, cooler across many areas and where we were yesterday. 67 in raleigh and durham. also, 67 in the fayetteville area. we'll be close to 69 at 8 a.m. this morn

. >>> 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 st

. good morning. thanks for watching cbs north carolina on this wednesday. i'm stephen chase. >> let's go to bill ray who is in for alyssa today am look at what we've got coming up. >> a pretty nice day if you don't mind the heat anteincreasing humidity. don't have to worry about any right now. we check out what's going on around the state. 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 uni

killed him has been booked on first degree manslaughter. in charlotte, north carolina, it has been a different story. a heartbreaking few days since keith lamont scott was killed. charlotte protesters descended in violence on tuesday night and wednesday night. yesterday, the police reiterated and insisted unlike tulsa, they would not release the dash cam and body cam videos of the keith lamont scott. they showed the videos to the scott family. the scott family said they would like them to be released to the public. police and local authorities insist they will not do that. last night was the third straight night of protests in charlotte. the mayor signed a midnight curfew. ahead of the midnight hour at 9:00 p.m. when midnight rolled around, authorities did not clear the streets. they would allow protests to continue as long as they were peaceful. protests in charlotte were by large peaceful. they went on well into the night and past midnight. today has been a new day of further dramatic and in some cases upsetting developments. today, nbc news obtained the video of the shooting of

stick around for that. we will also have a live report on the ground from charlotte, north carolina where protests over an officer-involved shooting over a black man who may have been unarmed turned violent. >> i'm asking our community to stand together to give us a time to get the right information and continue to be a peaceful community. >> police are maintaining they are in the right, but the public in charlotte is crying out for video evidence that could shed light on the tragic events. we begin in charlotte where they are calling for peace after protesters clashed with police overnight. demonstrations over the fatal shooting of 43-year-old keith lamont scott turned violent injuring 16 officers and many protesters. they were searching for a suspect when they came across scott. he was sitting in his car. here is where the story becomes less clear. he got out of his car with a gun and he posed a threat to the officers. his family though said he was unarmed and holding a book, not a gun. police still maintain that scott had a firearm and they recovered it at the scene. a book was not dis

>>> "breaking news" on cbs north carolina this morning. one person is that aer house fire in tt. >>> a wake county team found dead i just revealed. >>> we got ice cream and cady. >> a north carolina city is on edge, after a man and a clown costume tried to lure them into the words. >>> donald trump is headed to the tar heel state today, where he is speaking and what his democratic rival, hillary clinton will make her stop this week in north carolina. >> back to work day after a long holiday weekend. -- tuning in. meteorologist, kristen ketchell has your weather. >>> a really nice start your d , temperature wise right now. he cooled off overnight, we saw those r skies and we gave the air-conditioner i little bit of a break during overnight hos.ear throughout the day today. satellite generator looking pretty good through this we can expect to see clear skies into this afternoon a lot sunshine on the way today. 63degrees in raleigh, still feeling pretty good out there. 61degrs in siler city, 65 durham, 68 in fayetteville. these temperatures will be climbing to near 90 degrees today

. in charlotte, north carolina, it has been a very different story these past few days. it has been a heartbreaking few days since keith lamont scott was killed by a police officer on tuesday afternoon. charlotte protests, as you know, descended into violence on tuesday night and again on wednesday night. yesterday the police reiterated and insisted that unlike tulsa they were not going to release the police videos, the dash cam and body cam have videos that they have of this police shooting of keith scott, but they did show those police videos to mr. scott's family and the scott family said after they saw those videos that they would like them to be released to the public. police and local authorities insist they will not do that. last night was the third straight night of protests in charlotte. the mayor, as we reported late last night, signed a midnight curfew ahead of midnight last night in the 9:00 p.m. hour and when midnight rolled around charlotte authorities decided they would not clear the streets despite the curfew. they would allow the protests to continue as long as they w

few showers back to the west. none of those falling in central north carolina. can't rule out a sprinkle or two. it's going to be one of those days today and over the next few days that you'll want to keep the umbrellas nearby. find them if you misplaced them over the weekend. 66 in durham. siler city and -- we look northward. 63 this morning in henderson. your forecast for the day ahead pretty dry out the door. moapsly clow die skies at noon. 71. we'll make it to 78 which is close to normal. an isolated shower back in the forecast as we head. >>> police say scott had a gun and would not drop it. >> every encounter people can make a decision to follow lawful, loud, verbal commands. >> yesterday dozens marched outside of bank of america stadium before the panthers gamement inside injustice. they lifted a city-wide curfew put in place last week since the protests have remained peaceful. a ral lie calling for justice and transparency. an investigation is still underway. >>> he and his wife attended tral chuj in charlotte. they did not attend yesterday but hi parents and congregatio

bombing white house is back in the battle ground state of north carolina as republican nominee donald trump kicks off two. >> good afternoon i'm russ bowen. alyssa corfont will have a first look at your forecast in just a moment following breaking news right now. students in hoke county high school have been dismissed early because of a gas leak. buses are taking children home at this point but parent who children up immediately. and other breaking news cbs north carolina has learned engineers have prepared a leak and colonial pipeline. the gasoline flow from texas to the southeast north carolina and the northeast as well. governor pat mccrory just held a news conference about an hour ago in charlotte and expect the flow of fuel to start back up as early as tomorrow but still may take aio tomorrow things to get back to normal. >> the colonial pipeline officials have notified us this morning that the construction and positioning of the bypass pipeline in alabama is now complete. colonial engineers are testing the pipeline today and upon successful completion will prepare for a safe res

>>> north carolina news at 5:00 starts now. >>> rising water still out there and poses a hazard. don't drive through it because rising water is dangerous. >> yeah. we can't say that enough. right now on cbs north carolina, from driving hazards to schools cancelled, historic rain fall causes major problems for people in parts of >> an emotional good-bye for former israeli president. i'm terry in london with more on the statesman's funeral. >>> hello, and good morning. it is 5 a.m. thanks for watching north carolina news. >> good morning to you. we do want to start with the story we've been covering for more than 24 hours here. >> historic rain fall is causing major problems this morning in the sand hills. that record rain fall brought county schools and fort bragg schools closed today. we do have our team coverage of the flooding. cbs north carolina's justin is in hornet county and amy cut ler in cumberland county. >> allie is keeping an eye on the roads and has details of any places you should avoid today. let's go straight to storm team meat rolgs. we just need some dry spell f

>>> now on cbs. >> this is personal when this is in our community. >> now on cbs north carolina, young girl in wilmington is kidnapped and found hours later. how and where authorities found her and who they say is responsible. plus. >>> he was struck by the suspect with a meat cleaver. >> a bizarre leaves several officers and a suspect in the hospital. how police say the unique encounter began and ended. plus this. >>> i was. i was treated like a suspect. >> the woman accusing a unc football player of rape speaks to a national audience. why she says she chose to come forward with her case. good morning to you. happy friday. thank you for watching north carolina news. i'm in for russ. >> glad to have you. morning. >>> first, before we get to that, let's talk about the forecast and how it's looking for the weekend. >> the good news is the weather not nearly as busy. we are looking at a great forecast for this friday. if you are getting ready to head out the door, it is 69 degrees right now. yeah, we are seeing a little more cloud cover, maybe a little drizzle out there this morning but n

hello i'm stefan chase thanks for watching cbs north carolina at noon. >>> the ncaa giving more insight into the decision to pull 7 championship events out of north carolina, over the criticized for being discriminatory during the elk -- to the lgbt community perfect they include the first and 2nd round of the men's basketball tournaments, which were supposed to be in greensboro. the ncaa president appeared to say 16 board of university governors made the decision after realizing the issue surrounding hb 2 would not be resolved. >>> the reason the university presidents reached the about sports that are conducted in the context of universities. trying to reflect the values of higher education in america, inclusion, fairness, treating your student athletes, coaches, fans in a way that reflects those values of our championships, that matters most. the championships are celebration of higher education. >> our students wayne and also? >> we as students involved in all of our governance processes. >>> a heated discussion you can watch more of our website, wncn.com the north carolina g

heavy wind and rain continues he ef tropical srm hermine is in north carolina.>> good evening.>> we have multiple crews along the coast. we start tonight in the weather center with chief urologist with the latest on the track and the effects of tropical storm hermine. >> we just heard national hurricane center the stor started this morning. 12 hours later, it's still raining. we still have a good six or seven hours of rain left before we all start to try out on saturday. the western and northern parts of our viewing area, light to moderate rain, moderate to 95 corridor, we've had our share of heavy downpours here in the triangle throughout the night. some of our rainfall totals already to-4 inches. 1 to 2 inches to the middle of central north carolina including the triangle and much less than that of by the virginia border. highest rainfall total, stationed in carter county out by morgan city. more than 9 inches in the past highest wind gust came up the road. 52 mil per hour. a lot of this rain you see along the coas and audis, that's got to wraparound is a system continues to pull

>>> north carolina news at 6:00 starts now. >> life threatening. we are going to see big storm surge. we are going to see a lot of rain. we are going to see flooding. >> now on cbs north carolina, hermine is downgraded to a tropical storm. the danger of heavy rain and high winds remain. >> it did make land fall in florida overnight as a hurricane. the first one to decade. now, it's heading our way. >> hello, good morning chl thanks for watching. i'm russ bowen. >> happy friday. that storm could have a major impact on your labor day plans. >> emma wright is in raleigh with what you need to know. a.j. is on the north carolina coast >> this morning, justun also watching crab tree creek in raleigh, one of the areas in our community under a flood watch. alyssa, who's closely monitoring the storm's path. >> we are closely watching this path. right now, the storm has winds of 70 miles per hour, has been downgraded into a tropical storm since it made land fall as a hurricane moving to the northeast at about 14 miles per hour as we head right now. throughout georgia is where the storm i

>>> because i'm out i need gas. i'm on e. >> now on cbs north carolina it's a problem plaguing millions in the southeast. how long officials say it could take for things to get better. >>> i'm holding up but won't see my daughter walk through that door. >> a durham family in mourning after a young man was murdered by her boyfriend. where federal authorities caught the suspect after a day of searching. plus this. >> it's shocking about somebody to make such bad charges. >> a local mother facing charges after a crash that put her daughter in the hospital. a look at the damage she left behind. what's happening with the weather after all of the storms we saw yesterday, alyssa? >> certainly saw a lot of storms around lunch time moving through brought a lot of rain and quickly moved out of the area. this morning most of us on the dry side. good news for your morning drive in. still the chance for a few afternoon showers and most of that is because of what's falling off to the east. elizabeth city waking up to wet weather. those showers going to afternoon. here's a look at temperature

>>> a severe weather alert across all of central north carolina, heavy rain and lightning moving through much of the area. at this hour several counties are under a flash flood warning and we are getting damage reports. i am sean maroney. >> and i am sherry task -- sharon tazewell >> vista center temperatures into the mid-80s and made the atmosphere even more unstable. this led to some storms this afternoon that have continued tonight. the severe thunderstorm watch got dropped an hour ago. we haven't had a couple of -- severe storm warnings in a couple of hours. just west of you guys in spring lake and on post. we come to the west just a little bit where there was another flood warning in chatham county. you can see incredibly heavy rain there with even more dangerous lightning. we come to the north of it from chatham county around siler city just west of pittsboro on up toward chapel hill in hillsboro in orange county. load warnings and heavy downpours continue. it's not as heavy with the rain up in parts of granville and person county and across the border into western parts of

5:00 a.m. in the east. there's a developing situation if charlotte, north carolina after plus shot and killed a black man. that black man is 43-year-old keith lamont scott. you can see pictures of what's been going on all night. police in riot gear to disperse protesters. some of those protesters throwing rocks and water bottles. at least a dozen officers were injured. we just got word that seven or more protesters, or bystanders taken to the hospital as well. you can see some of the protesters lit a fire on the road there. there was looting and trucks forced to stop in place. again, the dwindling but pockets of activity there. we're joined by brynn gingras. >> there's more we'll likely hear today with the shooting of keith lamont scott. both the officer and victim are african-american. listen to the police chief describe what led up to the shooting. >> at this point. all we know, they were in the apartment complex parking lot. this subject gets out with a weapon. they engage him, and one of the officers felt a lethal threat and fired his weapon because of that. >> so the warrants

indeed covering large protests in the streets of charlotte, north carolina. thankfully, as tre'maine lee has been talking about, none of the violence we saw in that city. last night, though, a state of emergency remains in effect and the mayor there has put into effect they're going to try to enforce a midnight curfew. that's an hour from now. it's hard to see right now how they are going to clear the streets of that city, but as tre'maine has reported, they certainly are using a line of police and a combination of what appear to have been rubber bullets and tear gas. they certainly were able to clear crowds off the interstate. there were people blocking traffic on what i believe is that round spur of 277 that goes around charlotte. let's check back in with tre'maine lee who is on the move right now, and tre'maine, give us a situation report on where you are, where the bulk of the protesters and the cops are. >> reporter: i'll tell you what, brian, what a difference 10 or 15 minutes actually make. about a half hour to 45 minutes ago, hundreds of protesters took over the interstate hi

. >> reporter: the north carolina restaurant lodging association said they're still optimistic both sides can come to a compromise. so we would like to see the repeal so we can move forward in place. you'll see about a dozen people gathered outside the city council waiting to get. most of the group is with north carolina quality and -- equality and they tell us it will not be on the agenda. they will be here to show charlotte city council they will not support. it david hurst. >>> put involved shootings. that's the topic of lap community forum today. it was coordinated by the clinton campaign. mothers of the movement a group of women whose children have died from officer-involved shootings hosted the event. more than 100 people attend including city and state leaders. >> it's very sad and saddening. words cannot describe how i feel, you know and what haste going on in this world but we in a just s so we have to pray -- system. so we have to pray. >> the case is still pending. the family attorney said the shooting was recorded on police dash cameras. the attorneys are working to get that video

. >> thanks for watching krb north carolina today at noon. >> russ has the day off. we begin with breaking news out of cumberland kptd where officials say a 79-year- old military veteran called police this morning to say he had killed his elderly wife and >> nate rogers is live on the scene right now. nate, what else can you tell us about what happened? >> a very tragic incident. 84-year-old dorney king and 54- year-old cynthia king. they received a 9-1-1 call from the suspect, 79-year-old bobby king. police say king told a dispatcher that he had just shot his wife and daughter but he wouldn't say why this isn't the first time. they responded here earlier this year. >> we have received some additional information from the family about domestic related calls or situations at the home. the father made some accusations about property that was being taken from him. >> police say king is a retired army veteran and his daughter's -- also the daughter lived here at the home with the mother and father. police say both the mother and daughter suffered from various health challenges. police

investigate the deadly office-involved shootings. good morning, everyone. thanks for watching north carolina news. i'm russ bowen. >> and i'm stefan chase. we will have more coming up but first, let's check in with alyssa corfont for a check of the forecast. more rain or will it dry up? >> more rain again but tomorrow many of us are water withlocked. steady rain in northern portions of the viewing area and make sure you take your time. 71 raleigh and lillington, 72 fayetteville and clinton, 72 goldsboro. rocky mount, 72. it will be breezy, 74 at scattered showers and 76 this evening. we'll walk you through the rest of the week and weekend ahead, the first weekend of fall, in ten minutes. back to you guys. >>> let's go back to the news in charlotte. a second night of protests after an officer-involved shooting turned violent. >> at last check, one victim was in critical condition. we have video of the charlotte mecklenburg officer shot keith scott. someone in the apartment complex release this video here. police have not publicly released the video. >> the naacp will be in charlotte to review thei

the national news. ult inme old -- the tum charlotte, north carolina, the second night of violent protests after the police shooting of an african-american man on tuesday. today, charlotte's chief of police said the video of the shooting supports the officer's version of events, but does not definitely show scott pointing a gun at police. the city refuses to release footage to the public, but intends to show scott's family. all of this followed another chaotic night of gunfire and tear gas in charlotte's city center. north carolina governor patrick crory has declared a state of emergency, the national guard has been deployed, and loretta lynch is sending doj officers to help police. police-related shootings have been one of the most explosive issues in american society for the past few years, and it is an issue that both presidential candidates addressed on the campaign trail. here's donald trump speaking today in pittsburgh. mr. trump: many americans are watching the unrest in charlotte unfolding right before their eyes on the tv screens. others are witnessing the chaos and viole

, will it do much for north carolina? short answer, no. we might get a little bit of showers down to the south. we could use the rain is all about moisture is going to be well to the south of us. the heavy rain will be across southern south carolina, georgia and florida that system. a few showers for seven communities. that's about it. you can see the heaviest rain is offshore. that will start to wrap back around and impact parts of the southeast. not really doing much here. camera provides a marriage of patchy fog nothing widespread. temperatures this morning were feeling pretty good. temperatures are low to mid to upper 60s. 63 in rocky mount, 64 goldsboro, clinton is 65 0 in the wind. here's a here's a look at those visibility spurred disabilities are down to less than 2 miles in southern pines. that looks like the worst of it right now. has to get under 1 mile for it not a big concert and sporting but you may read a little bit of fog. 69 and 8:00 a.m. with patchy fog. 85 at noon with mostly sunny partly cloudy skies and 90 for high temperature today. we'll feel a little like summ

plaque man is gunned down by police in north carolina. demonstrations getting violent in the early morning hours, all of this happening after video captured another black man being shot and killed by police in tulsa. we have all the developments in both of these cases. >>> new details emerging about the suspect in the new york and new jersey bombing. he now faces federal charges. and surprising revelations what he allegedly did in the days before the bombings. good morning, everyone, welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans, it's wednesday, september 21st. it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. tensions rising in north carolina after a fatal shooting. protesters and at least a dozen officers injured in the clashes that turned violent. protesters later setting a fire on the road, looting trucks forced to stop in place. the mayor of charlotte calling for calm, calling for a full investigation into the shooting of 43-year-old keith lamont scott of officer brently vincent. both the officer and the victim are african-american. listen to the police chief to describe what l

. >> political analysts says the turning point for north carolina >> from 1976 up until 2008 we went republican. but president barack obama changed that and candidate president won and then lost by a close margin. >> a persentage or two in either direction can sway it. do the numerous rallies, speeches and photo o ps really make a difference? >> not shift a large group of a lot of the visits this week? famous weeks are fund-raising events. >> north carolina has a really important role to play. >> anyone who his entered the united states illegally ... >> reporter: trump's speech is expected to be on imgraduation on tuesday. a topic important to north carolinians particularly those in the eastern part of the is site. >> if you look at his pathway to the white house north carolina is important to him. you don't see republicans winning the white house without winning north carolina. >> reporter: when you look elections it shows barack obama and biden took more than 48% of the votes in 2012, romney and ryan took slightly more than 50% of those votes in north carolina so that is really an

>> and the mother of a woman brutally murdered talks to cbs north carolina. what she says about the d.a.'s decision not to pursue the death penalty. good evening. i'm sean maroney. >> and i'm sharon tazewell. thanks for joining us. it's been six months since two people were found shot in the face in a hnston county home. >> two people have been charged but prosecutors are not seeking >> the mother tells bs north carolinateve sbraccia the killing of her daughter has nt her into an emotional tailspin. >> it's been real rough. >> reporter: deputies said jessica piatt was beaten. >> able to cope with her daughter's death, she began coming to this memorial garden and this, she said helped get her back to reality. >> reporter: mementos and memories can't ease michelle's anger. >> my main concern is the death penalty. why they chose not to go through with the death penalty. >> reporter: one is charged with the killing and after consulting with the victim's families, they decided not to seek the death penalty. >> they don't believe you should kim anyone. i don't believe in killing anyone. >

the storm and how it will impact much of north carolina as we head into the holiday weekend. >> we start we are following breaking news. hillsboro road is closed at this summer after a pedestrian was hit and killed by an suv around 8:30 right off interstate 805 near the this stretch will remain closed as police continue their investigation. we do not have any information on the victim's identity. >>> more breaking news. this time, a fatal accident shutting down highway 401 southbound. a bureau sent us this video and we do have a crew on scene working to get more information. we will keep you posted on both we put -- we start with another tropical threat. hermine will affect much of north carolina in a big way over the holiday weekend. west has the very latest coming in.>>> we just don't work for the national hurricanes center, 2 minor changes. the big changes, tropical depression 9 became tropical storm hermine and there was a big shift which brought north carolina into play for weather from this tropical storm. the small changes tonight incurred -- involve current conditions. it h

family lawyer. and to, north carolina, where protests continue for a third night as people demand the release of the tapes showing the police killing of keith scott. >> but we all stand together declaring there must be transparency in the videos must be released, and there needs to be a federal standard in these issues. that those videos in these kinds of incidents is our released. trust.s what leads to transparency. amy: we will speak with reverend william barber, president of the states naacp and leader of the morals monday movement. then we get reaction to this week's senate banking committee hearing were senator elizabeth warren grilled wells fargo ceo john stumpf. >> you should resign. you should get back the money that you took while this scam was going on and you should be criminally investigated by both the department of j justice and the securities and exchange commission. amy: we will speak with nomi prins, former managing director at bear stearns and goldman sachs and author of "all the residents bankers." all of that and morere, coming . welcome to democracy now!, democrac

after the shooting death of keith lemont scott, in charlotte, north carolina this evening. police have been throwing teargas into the crowd trying to get them -- demonstrators contained. they've been throwing objekcts and the police chief told us about an injury of an officer, and the latest from the police department, a tweet from the verified twitter account of the officer. the officer was transported we're told to a hospital for treatment. the city did not speak to the severity of the nature of the officer's injury in the tweet we're working on, and one person shot, and one person has died in charlotte, north carolina, and died not from police. we're being told it's civilian on civilian and it's a result at least of the demonstration that are going on now. i'm going to get back now to the ground and check in with our correspondents boris sanchez is there, as well as ed lavendara. we're going to start with you. it has been, to say the least, a very rocky night there. where are you and what's going on? >> reporter: this is the line, the s.w.a.t. team lines have blanked out across

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candidate hillary clinton will make a campaign stop in north carolina this week. a public event is set for thursday in charlotte. clinton already planned to attend a private fundraiser in the city that day... but 'added' what her campaign is calling a "voter registation event." where or when that event will take place. her republican opponent in the race for the white house is also coming to north carolina. donald trump will give his immigration speech tuesday in greenville. also tuesday... clinton's running mate....tim kaine....will give a national security speech in wilmington while former president bill clinton will campaign in durham. raleigh police have arrested a man in a murder last month near downtown raleigh. 20 year old jeffrey reynoso is accused of shooting and anderson. his body was found behind a house near new bern avenue. police haven't released any information about a motive for the shooting. reynoso has been arrested more than a dozen times in the past two years. two men are locked up tonight....accused of beating a man to death outside a fayetteville bar early this mo

tanks. a sign the gas crisis shortage here in north carolina may soon be ending. the major announcement just made. and... an 'urgent recall' from 'blue bell'. why 'two flavors' of ice cream -- could make you very sick. eyewitness news "breaking" right now at ten.... a second night of chaos in charlotte... in the wake of a deadly police shooting. good evening from the breaking news center i'm steve daniels. we're watching the live feeds -- coming in from "uptown charlotte" right now -- as demonstrators clash with police. -- ad lib -- just getting person has been shot -- and has 'died'. seven police officers and one civilian also taken to the hospital.. take a look at this video from the past hour -- police launching tear gas.... trying to get the back-off. also getting reports of looting in uptown charlotte. this has been unfolding through the evening.... earlier police in riot gear -- marched in a line -- trying to contain the protesters. the protest was peaceful earlier in the evening.... police -- saying "hands up don't shoot". ....others holding a "die in" -- blocking st

police shooting of a blackman in north carolina. >>> in north carolina, a 5th straight night of protest in the north carolina area. the city has been on edge ever since keith scott's shooting death. the demonstrations were vinyl and destructive. the national guard was called in to main order. >>> after mounding pressure, tad -- after mounting pressure, today the charlotte plews police chief released video of the shooting of keith scott. they say they were about to arrest someone else when they saw scott rolling a blunt in his car and say they saw he had a gun with him. >> reporter: charlotte officers yelled commands at keith scott. scott can be and bag weigh from his suv with his hands bundown. it's unleer if there's anything in his hands. the body camera footage does not show the moment scott is shot. it's from the perspective of an officer who did not fire. the officer who did was not wearing a camera. there is no audio for the fist 20 seconds. at the end, you can hear scott moaning. the police chief says his officers did not break the law but the investigation ison going. >>

>>> north carolina news at 4:30 starts now. >> it's personal when this is in our community, and this kind of stuff doesn't normally happen. >> right now on cbs north carolina, after an amber alert, a little girl kidnapped here in north carolina is safe this morning thanks to a massive search chl now, the wilmington man accused of taking her is in court. >> it's a very emotional time for us right now, but i know i'm trying to deal with something i've never dealt with before. >>> a 79-year-old man is set to head to court today after he called 911 and admitted to killing his wife and daughter. plus this. >>> and i will never give up. i'll never walk away, no matter how tough the going gets. >> democratic presidential nominee, hilary clinton, is back stop here in north carolina. >>> good friday morning. thank you for watching north carolina news. >> happy friday to you. >> good morning to you, as well. we're going to have a look at your morning news and a check on traffic. first, let's check in with meteorologist alyssa for a look at the day's forecast. >> we're starting off certain

>>> north carolina news at 5:00 starts now. >> when they found, thanks to god. >> right now on cbs north carolina, a kidnapped little girl from the wilmington area is safe this morning after rescuers find her tied to a tree. plus this. >>> is there any way you can get out of the building? >> i don't know without waking him, and i'm scared. >> a in ohio after a 911 call led to his arrest. >> and this. >>> donald trump's campaign says he now believes president obama was born in the united states after hilary clinton blasted her republican rival for his past birther beliefs. i'm hannah daniels in new york. i'll have more on campaign 2016 coming up. >>> a busy morning to get to. happy friday to you first. your morning commute, but first, storm team meteorologist alyssa with a look at that friday forecast. hopefully some sunshine there. >> certainly some sunshine and no wet weather out there this morning so certainly a good way to start off our friday. here is our satellite radar composite showing the dry conditions. no steady rainfalling. i will want to encourage you, though, to be on

>>> losing ncaa tournament games could be the tip of the iceberg. >> north carolina cons to deal with negative effects of house bill 2. how people are reacting to the cha >> it's difficult because we're so close. >>> how people in shelby are honoring a fallen officer. >>> days after two shootings in durham, police i.d. a suspect. who authorities want your help finding. >> good morning and thanks for watching north carolina news. i'm beer beairshelle edme. >> i'm stefan chase. we need to look what is going >>> a beautiful week heading our way with a small chance of a shower. we're starting off dry. 66 is where we are in raleigh over the beltline, no changes to the skyline just yet. sunrise is not until 6:57. in the meantime, we have something to talk about, foggier conditions, south of the triangle so let's check the visibility. right now 5-mile in fayetteville and clinton but check out lee county, half a miles towards pinehurst. here in raleigh, lewisburg, smithfield reporting full visibility along the 95 corridor, things are touch and go and not really causing that many slowdown

president. that's right now on cbs north carolina. >> good morning. thanks for watching. >> we'll get to those big stories but first we have to get to the situation everyone's talking about right now. florida and soon on the north carolina coast. storm team meteorologist is tracking it for us. good morning there, alyssa. you've been busy. >> we have been busy. the traffic has changed drastically. right now the storm is located about 295 miles southwest of tampa, florida. still in the gulf of mexico and the latest updates continue to show that this could strengthen into a category one hurricane we'll been monitoring it closely. look at what we're dealing with at home. pretty clear skies. a little bit of fog. very similar to what we were dealing with yesterday. now as far as those temperatures are concerned, pretty mild as well. 72 in raleigh and wilmington. we have 69 right now in henderson. also still in the upper 60s around wayne county towards goldsboro. good morning. you're checking in at 74. your forecast for the day 86 at lunchtime. 92 our afternoon high. we hit 95 yesterday. sti

>>> north carolina news at 6:00 starts now. >>> right now a death investigation in raleigh. authorities want to know what caused the death of a teenager at a community pool. >>> and also, hermine touched down in north carolina and caused damage. what areas are affected and the >>> the first college football game of the season in the books, news in the triangle just ahead. >>> but right now, waiting for the sun to rise, 63 degrees on this sunday, september 4, 2016. feels like fall, but don't be fooled. those warm temperatures, hot temperatures are coming back i'm justin quesinberry. >> and i'm kristin ketchell. fall is not here, let's not get the hopes up. >> yeah, we had a breeze yesterday it wasn't raining anymore. today we're going to see sunshine and more on the comfortable side of things. here's a live look from our shaw university camera, looking at the raleigh skyline. we've got a little bit of fog actually in some spots, but elsewhere, things are looking okay as we head morning and this afternoon. current satellite and radar showing sprinkles to our northeast, dry ac