of north carolina. with the encouragement of those jurisdictions have released thousands of dangerous criminal aliens into your communities. [booing] the charges against these criminals with sexual assault robbery and kidnapping and homicide and murder. why would you do it? just recently those charged with first-degree rape and crimes against a child was set free. support for sanctuary cities is the loyalty to american - - disloyalty to american citizens and mccready want century cities with all the protections for people that are serious criminals. [booing] tomorrow is your chance to send a clear message to the america hating left. by the way we are building that wall. [cheers and applause] build the wall. build the wall. [chanting] >> and you think it's easy to get money and they control the house and we want to change that. it will be amazing what we could do for our country. we don't want dangerous criminal aliens roaming free in north carolina. the state should be a sanctuary for law-abiding americ

i'm david gura in nags head, north carolina. i want to give you an update from where i stand in the northern part of the outer banks in north carolina. the winds have picked up. the rain has picked up as well. but we're definitely feeling these bands of wind, and bands of rain. it's kind of coming in waves. my colleague cal perry has been covering this storm from wilmington, north carolina, feeling those bands acutely over the last few hours. giving him a taste of what i'm going to get in the next few hours. cal, get me up to speed. what have you felt, and what can we look forward to here where i'm standing in the outer banks? >> look, i think we're out of the worst of it now in wilmington. we will every once in a while get a wind pickup from one of the bands. the rain has died down, and it's allowing some of the officials to start getting mobilized to start get out on the streets. about 13 miles from where i am on the coast in carolina beach, for example, authorities will be out at 5:00 in the morning to assess the damage, to l

need carolina and america dan bishop. 9 twod north carolina dan bishop to washington. let's make it happen. [applause] vp pence: i know it has been difficult for many families in north carolina along the coast. president trump. today one updated response and recovery. our response to them and to all of you is this. to the north carolina delegation, to future congressman greg murphy, and to all the families impacted by hurricane dorian, we are with you today. we will be with you tomorrow, and we will be with you every day until you rebuild, bigger and better than ever before. [cheers and applause] vp pence: but it is great to be with you all. what began four years ago has grown into a movement, a movement of everyday americans from every walk of life. has began four years ago now spanned all across the country. the truth is, here in north carolina, you believe we could be strong again. you believe we could be prosperous again. you said yes to president donald trump in 2016, and north carolina, tomorrow we need you to say yes to dan bishop for the united states house of

donald trump rallying in north carolina ahead of the special election. with the results be a sign of things to come in 2020? former indiana congressman david mcintosh breaks down the close races for us live. i would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know there are so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's two years, four years or thirty-two years like myself. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the american dream. get out and vote for dan bishop and get out and vote for greg murphy. heather: all eyes on north carolina where voters head to the polls for two special house elections that could today's matchup be a good gauge to what is ahead in the 2020 season? david mcintosh, we appreciate your time this morning. let's bring up those two ra

virginia beach to eastern north carolina. if we go to the map, already the green shows you where we have flash flood watches where it has rained enough to issue flash flood warnings. we turned these into maroon. now we've got all of duvall county all the way back to fayetteville, heading out to the areas towards central portions of eastern north carolina. we have a lot of people under flash flood warnings. that means low-lying areas could have roads closed, situations like that. and people are starting to lose power too. so it's still a hurricane, it's over eastern north carolina. will the destruction be horrendous? probably not. but possible rainfall, additional rainfall, still another seven inches to go in the next 12 to 16 hours. we mentioned the wind field. the areas in yellow show you the tropical-storm-force winds. that's where you can lose power back to myrtle beach. but the hurricane winds are primarily offshore. that's where you get the tree damage, roof damage, you know, some of those awnings and signs, stuff like t

and north carolina. wind gust forecasts, charleston later on today, wind gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour, hurricane force windss more than likely come on sure even if we don't have landfall. we are predicting threat for landfalling hurricane overnight tonight into friday for parts of north carolina. the last time a cat 3 made landfall in north carolina was fran in 1996 was the forecast has this weakening to a category 2 but if the storm were to make landfall as a 3, that hasn't happened in several decades. storm surge is the major concern, that kills more people with these landfalling hurricanes, 528 feet in some of these vulnerable areas and that is why we had evacuations in place and potentially going to see quite a bit of flash flooding along the coast. this is a dangerous situation and a dangerous storm. >> scary when you look at the maps and see that red in a circle headed towards the coast. we will check back with you, good job, our entire weather team. other headlines, the government's terror

you look at georgia, you look at south carolina, north carolina. but we have to be very careful. everybody needs totally proper documentation because, look, the bahamas had some tremendous problems with people going to the bahamas that weren't supposed to be there. i don't want to allow people that weren't supposed to be in the bahamas to come into the united states, including some very bad people and some very bad gang members and some very, very bad drug dealers. >> joining me now are cal perry and ali velshi. both have been on the ground in abaco, where the devastation, you can see right behind them there. ali, let me start with you. we mentioned the death toll. the official death count has reached into the 40s now. certainly from the images we've seen, the stories we're absorbing, expectations it will go higher seem almost inevitable at this point. >> reporter: as cal and i have noticed -- by the way, we've seen several bodies that have been pulled and placed on trucks. that hasn't increased the death count. we're in an isolated place where there does not seem to be a whole l

. >> will hello north carolina. [applause] better telus the governor leader mccarthy members of congress, members of the amazing trump family. [laughter] [applause] and to the thousands of my fellow republicans gathered here it is great to be back in the fairfield state. [applause] [laughter] [applause] it's especially great to be here we put a friend of mine. a man who loves the state of north carolina and has been fighting every day to keep the promises when it made to the people of this state. it is going to be here. we put the 45th president of the united states of america. president donald trump. [applause] the president trump and i were here for one reason and one reason only. north carolina and america, and bishop in the united states congress, [applause] when it is the right man. when it is the right dan. he's a principal conservative and we note north carolina nine two vote to send dan bishop to washington dc. in tomorrow's special election. let's make it happen. [applause] we were gathering here in a time

a big election tomorrow in north carolina. so important to the president that he will be there tonight to try to pull republican dan bishop over the finish line. the vice president has taken the stage there as you can see and we are going to go take some of the slide when the president is up there and he begins speaking. he will likely talk about a number of hot stories tonight: perhaps on congress to act now that they are back from their recess on, among other things, usmca, the trade agreement with mexico and canada that is actually a far bigger piece of business in terms of trade than china is with the united states. so that will be front and center. also, guns very much in a conversation tonight after four mass killings with the lives of more than 50 people in just the month of august alone. in the battle for the democratic nomination of course front and center, another debate from them coming up this week but first, our top story tonight, it went from an invitation to camp david to this on the status of negotiations with

the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker, reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina, mrs. adams, is recognized. ms. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to yield time to myself, as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. s. adams: a.m.f.'s are a maintenance fees given to programs for a program that no longer originates new loans. while some may be using a.m.f.'s for financial literacy, these are activities not required by h.e.a. and guarantee agencies do not report any information on these activities. there's no data across agencies that show how much of the a.m.a. if any, is actually being used for this type of outreach or what the actual impact will be on students in your district. if this were true, when republicans had control of the house they would have moved the bill to permanently authorize funds through these institutions. instead, republicans allowed for the expiration to happen in hopes it would be eliminate through the no action. the m.s.i. mandatory funding is a unique program. and it expires in less than 15 days an

. >>> then, are democrats about to pull off a special election stunner in north carolina? my interview with a florida congresswoman who is tired of keeping secrets about russian election interference in her state. >>> and making sense of the latest explosive developments in the brexit crisis. >> when will the prime minister finally apologize for his derogatory and racist remarks? >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. at this hour, hurricane dorian is moving up the southeastern coast after having devastated and leveled parts of the bahamas. by the latest count, there are 20 confirmed deaths and the health minister says they expect the number to rise. the national hurricane center saying the category 2 storm has gained some strength and issuing warnings of a potential life-threatening storm surge for hundreds of miles from florida to north carolina to the very border of virginia. there is one place that definitively will not be hit by this hurricane, and that is the state of alabama. today president trump did one of the things that h

a rough night ahead, especially for north carolina. we're going to go there live for you in just minutes. we've got a whole lot to cover for you and you don't want to miss any of it. we are learning tonight that at least 30 people have lost their lives in the bahamas. officials say they fear that toll will soar. and as dorian continues on his path of druestruction, just loo the the havoc in the carolinas earlier today. look at that. there's a jeep. it's trapped in the waves this afternoon in myrtle beach. the driver reportedly tried to make it along the beach and then got stuck. >> to rush up there -- >> live wires sparking -- there it is. in the flooded streets of charleston. that after fierce winds and tornadoes smashed communities along the coast of north carolina. one man surveying his property had this warning for people wait out the storm. >> when they say get, get. that's the thing to do. >> in the bahamas, a top official says hundreds of people, you hear me, hundreds remain unaccounted for. look at the devastation. this is in t

that may change when the storm shipping north carolina. there's a chance of one or two landfalls in north carolina. i want to go to steven delawade with duke energy. they have seen this time and time again. the damage comes from flooding, downed power lines, inundated power losses. what are you preparing for in north carolina? >> thank you for having me on. the long wait is is over. and it has been a long wait, but it's allow us to prepare for dorian here in north carolina. we're projecting as many as 700,000 customer outages in the carolinas. and our preparation has focused on addressing those outages. so far i think we have several thousandousages. but with the hurricane just but with the hurricane just coming into our coastal zone, we expect many more. >> talk to me about the pro positioning of this, the one advantage of the long wait is even as i drove from orlando to savannah, i saw a number of trucks, cherry pickers, heading south. so there's an opportunity to coordinate with fema and army corps so things get back in place. te tell m

you are deceiving all of north carolina. your leadership is an embarrassment to the history of this great state. at this moment in time, you are doing the unspeakable. is this the legacy you want? >> "the charlotte observer" described what happened in the north carolina house today as a stunning display of contempt for democracy. here is the sequence of events as described by "the charlotte observer". tim moore called a surprise vote to overturn democratic governor roy cooper's veto of the state budget just after a session opened at 8:30 a.m. wednesday. democratic lawmakers and the media had been told by republican leaders that there would be no vote in the morning. enough republicans aware of the secret plan were there. with only 64 of the house's 120 members present, the vote to override passed 55-9. if all democrats had been present, the vote to override could not have passed, because the veto override requires 67% of the vote of the members present. the charlotte observer said, not only was the house vote dishonest. it w

he benefited from the president's last-minute rally in north carolina. here's what he had to say. >> tonight was the first step towards taking back the house of representatives in 2020 to keep this country on a path of prosperity and strength. >> because, under this president, america is great again. >> and in the lesser watched

north carolina nine will stay in republican hands. your headline there is a republican win, and the president will say a republican win thanks to his last-minute visit and his last-minute help in this race without a doubt. republicans will breathe a sigh of relief. they will hold this seat. dan bishop about 41 votes ahead with 99% of the votes counts. in the end, even though mccready was going to win mecklenburg county, it was not enough. just not enough for dan mccready. dan bishop holding on. let me pull the district back out. very close race. very close race in a district president trump carried just three years ago by 12 points. so the democrats will claim a moral victory. a moral victory doesn't get you a seat in the house. the question is as we go into 2020 is, yes, this is is, even though the republicans win, more proof in the suburbs here and even over here in this county here, cumberland county, dan bishop held on, essentially a tie there, just about 30 votes, held on. but in the suburbs, there's no question. republicans have

, now north carolina, and eventually heading north to cross parts of eastern new england. right now dorian is packing sustained winds of up to 90 miles per hour, bringing life-threatening storm surges and flash floods to coastal areas. tornadoes are also wreaking havoc on communities in north carolina. the national hurricane center says the tornado threat remains for southeast virginia and eastern north carolina in the next few hours. let's go right to nbc news meteorologist bill cakarins. >> we're just waiting for this northern eyewall to come onshore. here's morehead city. this is cape lookout. this is atlantic beach. then we go out in the national seashore. then this is all of the northern eyewall. this region hear from morehead city southwards, this area is what's going to kick to the north. this is what is going to have possibly with it the strongest of those winds. we still have a ton of rain with this too. i've kind of been adjusting my graph here as we've been going along. we just haven't had a lot of reports of bad storm surge, all the way from the north carolina,

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so north carolina we have a bottom up plan. so our north carolina national guardsmen are working directly for our local emergency management. so those 911 calls go in, they are directed by those folks. and then in the air our helicopters are also working for emergency management. in cases like florence, we did identify folks who needed rescue by the air using our search and rescue helicopters. >> the national guard has obviously got a long history in helping communities across the united states. in the state of north carolina, what is the specific concern for you and what are the biggest factors impacting the response so far? what lessons have you guys learned from the past that you are applying this time around? >> well, the experience that our soldiers have with six hurricanes, joaquin, maher vee, matthew, michael, florence, and maria. all of our soldiers and airmen have been involved with just the wealth of experience in terms of dealing with mainly floodwaters has been our main impact. with this storm it is more wind than w

the north carolina state senator will keep red a seat republicans have held since 1963. still, the fact that the race was competitive may be troubling for the gop. [ cheers ] republican dan bishop narrowly won a special election in north carolina to become that state's next congressman. >> tonight is a victory shared by all who believe in the promise of america. [ cheers ] >> reporter: bishop is known by many outside the region as the state senator who wrote north carolina's controversial anti-transgender bathroom bill. in this election, bishop tied himself closely to president trump who stumped for him monday night in fayetteville. >> get out and vote for dan bishop. >> reporter: president trump easily won this district in 2016. last night he called bishop and spoke to him on the victory stage. >> what he did tonight is monumental. >> reporter: the special election was called after last year's race was voided by state officials. the republican who won by just 905 votes was found to have benefited from voter tampering. >> i'm running on fumes, y'all. >> reporter: democra

that's cape fear, north carolina. we are expecting as the afternoon turns into evening conditions to go downhill. they are going to get even stronger winds, heavy rain there, so we're keeping our eye on that. as dorian continues to hug the carolina coast. within more thing before we go. weeks oago in france, president trump declared himself an environmentalist who knows more about the environment than, well, everyone. >> i want the cleanest water on earth. i want the cleanest air on earth. and that's what we're doing. and i'm an environmentalist. people don't understand that. i have done more environmental impact statements probably than anybody that's definitely because i have done many, many of them. more than anybody that's ever been president or vice president or anything even close to president. and i think i know more about the environment than most people. >> but his rhetoric is at odds with his record and nothing less than lightbulbs are illuminating that. let's start with this. the administration has rolled b

stay with us. >>> . >>> today north carolina voters are headed to the polls. it's a holdover and a do-over from the 2018 mid-term election. yes, almost a year ago. but it moo it have a whole lot more to say about the upcoming 2020 election. republican dan bishop, he is fighting to keep a north carolina house seat republican red. it's a district that president trump won by 12 points in 2016. but it is a race now that the democratic candidate dan mccready has a real shot at. but this race has been anything but easy to predict since the wild allegations and evidence of ballot fraud surfaced right after voters went to the polls last time around. how high are the stakes? president trump and vice president mike pence have both traveled there this week to try to rally supporters. >> that tells you something. here was the president's pitch last night. >> tomorrow we take the first steps to firing speaker pelosi and winning back the house in 2020. [ cheers ] >> we need everybody to get your friends, get your families, get your neighbors and get out and vote. >> cnn's d

it is battering mostly the coastline of north carolina. a little bit here right around myrtle beach and surf side. beautiful area. this is environmentally a very fragile region, so as the winds here between 100 to 120 miles per hour continue to be battered throughout the night, we're looking at the potential for some storm surge. could between 5 and 7 feet. rainfall, 6 to 12 inches. maybe some locally heavier amounts than that. there is currently a hurricane warning out that extends from the vicinity of charleston along the santee river up towards the border of north carolina and virginia. what do we expect? will it make landfall? everyone has been asking that question ever since it took aim at florida, and what has dorian done? dorian has done nothing but just hug the coast following right along with that jet stream is. now it looks like it's going to be picking up some speed and then pulling away from the coast, but you can better believe there is going to be a rip current here. you may see bands of heavy rainfall. we're going to see it

correspondent jonathan serrie is in monroe north carolina tonight. monitoring the results good evening, jonathan. >> hi, mike, i apologize, i can barely hear you over all this noise but i believe we are on. it was a very tight race but ultimately this historically red district will remain under republican control. dan bishop making his victory speech just moments ago, take a listen. >> tonight, the voters of north carolina sent a message that shouldn't just be heard within the confines of the ninth district. it should reverberate across this country and in the halls of the capital. the voters said no to the radical liberal policies being pushed by today's democratic party. >> bishop expressed his gratitude to president trump and vice president mike pence, who flew into the district yesterday. they held a rally in fayetteville in hopes of motivating their base to go to the polls and vote for bishop, a strategy which ultimately paid off. bishop promised to go to washington to fight for the president's agenda. tonight's special election was a do over of

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she's in nags head, north carolina. catie, when we checked in with you a few moments ago the wind and rain were pelting you and that seems to still be the case, although maybe to a lesser extent. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. the wind is now coming in gusts so i've got a slight reprieve for a few seconds and then you get one of these massive, forceful, powerful gusts. it definitely has been interesting this morning to watch the conditions deteriorate as the eye wall of dorian makes its way around the north carolina coast. getting closer you can feel the impacts of that closeness almost immediately. the other thing we've been noticing is the disappearing beach behind us. we have about 15 feet before the water reaches this dune. yesterday theres with 200 yards of beach in front of us and now it's encroaching on the boardwalk where i stand. these conditions have definitely, definitely deteriorated. the other thing the governor is saying is that everyone needs to get to high ground at that point. he's calling this a flash

we saw north carolina and georgia. how are voters feeling? do they really feel if they show up to the polls that their vote is going to count? do they still have confidence in the process? >> reporter: i think there's no doubt you're hearing from a range of voters here in north carolina. republicans and democrats who feel really frustrated by the process. the fact that votes were thrown out due to voter fraud. the democrats, say bottom line, the democrats should have won because there was voter fraud. the reality is, there is a re-election tomorrow. the concern is, yes, will there be low voter turnout? and that's why president trump is so critical in the question of dan bishop and north carolina. >> north carolina, it's also symbolic in a bigger picture. we're talking about the party. we're talking about the president's prospects. you can explain why this is a big deal nationally? >> well, it's always important not to overinterpret any one special election. you end up having two different candidates. one of the reasons i'm paying attention, m

you are deceiving all of north carolina. your leadership is an embarrassment to the history of this great state. at this moment in time you are doing the unspeakable. is this the legacy you want? are you proud of this? are you proud of yourselves? look at you. there's no one here because we have been deceived. the trustworthiness is gone. we will not yield. >> all right, joining me now to talk about what exactly is going on in north carolina is the governor of the great state, democrat roy cooper. governor, i was just in your state last week as we were covering the hurricanes and i never cease to tell people what a beautiful state it is with great people and terrific food. what is going on with your politics? >> well, there's no question that north carolina is a great place to live and raise your family. but, ali, what we saw today was an assault on democracy by when republican leadership. i vetoed this bad budget because it valued corporate tax cuts over investment and public education and denied health insurance to 500,000

especially north carolina. we're setting our sights on north carolina for the next few hours, at least by this evening. we have 24 hours pretty miserable in south carolina and north carolina, we're looking at potential for life threatening flash flooding and life threatening storm surge. as he said, do not go out. we saw ali's live shot, simone's live shot. winds picking up. simone talked about that risk for severe weather as well. many factors go into place today. here are stats, 115 miles per hour, category 3 storm, bumped back up overnight. we do expect it to weaken back to category 2. again, semantics, it's restrong. not moving quickly but not 2, 3, 4 miles an hour. we expect it to pick up quickly after it leaves the outer banks. this is what it looks like on radar, simone talking about tornado warnings. we're glowing to see that throughout the day. when you think about a hurricane, it's like a bag, everyone it needs for tornadoes, supercells, warm air, wind shear. that's why it can spawn it quickly. they a

our team coverage starts with catherine johnson live in kill devil hills, north carolina. >> reporter: dorian took its last shot of the united states, battery north carolina's outer banks as a category 1 storm.>> this shows that we cannot yet let our guard down. >> reporter: there is concern about hundreds of people who chose to not evacuate and maybe trapped on ocracoke island.>> there are rescue teams ready as soon as they can get in. >> reporter: emergency management officials in north carolina say now the biggest threat is flash flooding, we are seeing water gathering here and during high tide we will seem it reach up to seven et. f carolina. from space, dorian seems menacing, more than 350,000 homes and businesses have lost power. dorian sideswiped the southeast coast spawning at least two dozen tornadoes and this water spout became a tornado that tore through an rv park.>> two minute sermon from my two tornadoes touched down and i've never been in one. >> reporter: dorian caused widespread flooding in coastal communities around wilmington and charleston. >> we have been displace

coast or north carolina coast. the outer banks by friday morning, and then this thing is out of here. the two main threats we've got to worry about -- or there are three actually. the first, the storm surge between 2 to 4 foot. anywhere in orange from charleston up through wilmington, that's up to 6 feet of storm surge. the high tide is sometime this afternoon around 1:00 or 2:00. this is a look at the winds this morning. charleston seeing hurricane-force winds and tropical-force winds all the way up into north carolina. by this evening, myrtle beach seeing hurricane-force winds. ut irbankingtingfhere finally, the rain -- the potential for a foot of rain in the charleston area on top of the wind and the rain, that's another threat. we've still got another 24 hours. david parkinson, cbs news. >>> president trump is facing criticism this morning after appearing to use a map showing an altered projukz of hurricane dorian possibly striking alabama. he displayed a map last week showing the map. it appears to be a hand-d

that extends through north carolina, to parts of virginia. we'll see some spots, 10, 12 inches of rain. a flooding issue, the wind issue and a storm surge issue throughout the afternoon. >> shepard: rick, you'll be back. more today and tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow night and by saturday, heavy, high winds from long island up to new england. incredible. with a hurricane and high tide hitting south carolina, we'll check in with the mayor of one of the largest cities there. evacuations city in effect. officials say people need to stay off the roads. all of that as our reporting continues on this thursday afternoon. in. cosentyx can help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic

south carolina and north carolina just in the last 24 hours. so this storm is really bringing much more than just hurricane level winds and torrential downpours. we are talking destructive tornado that tore apart an rv park in south carolina yesterday as well as the flash floods. that is really we're watching now even though we are in the hurricane warning all the way up to the virginia border through the next few hours here. we are really watching for flash flooding. we are told that the storm surges are going to come in quickly and they will reach about seven feet high. they could all recede quickly but that is why emergency management officials here in dare county are warning residents would decided to hunker down and stay to remain in their homes at least until noon. we're in the flash flood warnings an they say right now emergency officials cannot get out to you in you call for help. it will be extremely difficult. so they are urging people to stay put as we're really just getting started with the wrath of hurricane dorian here in north ca

something screwy going on in north carolina. if the bail is so low that these people are able to make bail. there has got to be a reason why. bail is normally not low when the charge is a crime of violence. >> but they don't cooperate with the federal government who are trying to take people who are wanted out of the country out of the country. >> that's a danger to the public safety. >> regarding that how do you think this shapes 2020? that's true going to be an issue come to a head. they didn't see the comments in north carolina last night. it's an issue that is going to come to a head. when and if these people committed more crimes while they are free, rather than incarcerated and awaiting trial. brian: north carolina a purple state, really matter. maybe it will flip the balance. lisa: it's a pleasure. best luck. there you go. got it. well a 9/11 widow for help. wedding rings blessed by pope francis gone missing before the 18th anniversary of the terror attack. steve: that widow is going to join us live with how you can help.

in new york. >>> we start with the gop in north carolina. the party held onto two seats it badly needed in order to slow democratic momentum going into 2020. cnn projects north carolina state senator dan bishop will narrowly defeat dan mccrewdy in the ninth district, keeping the seat they've had since 1943. voters in north carolina's third district elected republican state rep greg murphy, he replaces republican walter jones who died in february. >> bishop's raise drew attention as a bellwether. president trump and vice president pence both made trips on monday. he made clear he is a trump republican. >> president trump's vision for america is received warmly by people in the ninth district, and let's give him his due. he stepped in when some said perhaps he should let it ride, and he -- that's what he does. he commits, and that's what i do, and i'm going to fight for him. >> president trump savoring the win. tweeting, con grant lats to all. >> a win is a win, but the republicans for 2020 might worry about competitive seats in different dist

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back to north carolina for a second. the president won north carolina by 3.6%? >> right. >> in 2016. if you take the north carolina number in nine which the district owned, does this put north carolina in play? >> i will be very surprised if north carolina is not a battleground state where both trump and the democratic nominee are spending millions of dollars there. it will be the next year. it's not florida, to be really fought out. it's that next tier of battleground states. >> david chalian, great to have you in studio. >>> president trump is searching for a new national security adviser today after abruptly firing john bolton. if you considered months abrupt. sources tell cnn at least ten candidates are being floats to replace him. joining us now is the democratic whip dick durbin. >> good morning. >> so you wrote and i will just read it for everybody, in may you wrote this of the then national security adviser john bolton. you said, trump's policies at the direction of mr. bolton seem to have only increased regional tensions, incent vised iran to restart it

or north carolina or virginia. he was talking about alabama, a state that was never in any danger and certainly was at least as shep smith and fox news said four days removed from any danger by the time he tweeted his tweet. you know, david ignatius, again, so much of this is just farce and i have gotten to the point -- i pull my hair out at the ignorance and the nonsense. but in a case like this, he panicked people in alabama. now he's lying about it. and he's doing that instead of doing what every president i ever dealt with during these storms whether it was bill clinton or george w. bush or governors like lawton chiles or jeb bush, i mean, when those storms are about to hit shore, all of their attention and focus was on protecting the people that were in the path of the storm. donald trump bizarrely enough was focused on a sharpie doodle that he had done several days before. and there are of course the whole world is watching. there are consequences in russia and china and saudi arabia and across the world that

carolina and she ran north carolina, it is going to go just as well the presidential election. this is a snapshot of what is to come not only from north carolina but the entire country. >> what was the president's message to you? >> he was very encouraging, spoke to the gathered folks we had and congratulated them on the hard work to make sure this turned out successful, told me when we first met in greenville he saw something in me, some fight, he was impressed by that and some people encouraged him to not get involved, he instead committed himself fully and because he is a fighter and he saw a fighter and me and understands i will go to washington and stand with him in order to make common sense solutions that improve the lives of americans. >> you are on the ballot again in 14 months. are you ready to start raising money and get back on the campaign trail as well as learning your new job? >> we decided we are going to take on the challenges such as they are, whatever comes we are going to stand off and not stop fighting for the values of this district and the values of north

we say the early vote in north carolina. the early vote is half or more of all the vote that's going to be cast. so let me take you through what we have so far. again, this tiny little sliver here is mecklenburg county, that's the only place we're waiting on the early vote. but we can compare the early vote right now to what the early vote was last november. and remember last november dan mccready, the democrat was running and basely battled the democrat to a tie. let's starts in union county, this is a third of the district. wins the early vote, however what was it in 2018 mccready got 44 tonight, in 2018 he got 41. he's improved his republican showing. this is 68% for mccready, in 2018, 66%. he's improved in the early vote. richmond county it was 51% in '18 for mccready, 52% tonight. improves on the early vote. 57% for mccready in 2018. you're looking at 61 in 2018. 51% for bishop. what did the republican get last time, 57%. again, less less for the republicans, more for the democrats and just to finish it up 56-44 and the

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caucus who just won in north carolina, dan bishop, for all of you congress elect. the press doesn't applaud for you, dan. to thank i want baltimore for having us back. we've had our conference here as and now many times before we thank the city for having that. today, and the next couple of discussing be different policies, looking at, from the 21st century going all way, continue our economic, rebuilding our military but also our domestic issues when it it comes rivacy, when to the environment, we'll be doing breakout sessions with a number of members getting to the on the policies as we move forward. this week was a very interesting when it came to washington. foretelling of what will happen for the next 18 months. et me walk you through this week. this week we watched two special elections in north carolina. them won by a republican.

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thank you, north carolina. [cheers and applause] ♪ speed to the president of the united states, finishing his event tonight in north carolina. i want to get a reaction to everything we just heard from charlie kirk. he is the opinion editor of "the washington times." and the author of the book "still winning, and why we must do it again. so, charlie, this speech, this event was given for a reason. there's a special election tomorrow in north carolina. do events like this have an effect do you think? steve when i think without a doubt, tucker. when you look around at the politics and the politicians, really on both sides of the aisle, but particularly among democrats these days. there's so much anger and vitriol. that can be an effective way to get voters out, but nothing compares to this kind of positive, funny, energizing stuff. and what we saw for the last whatever that was, our, our and a half, is donald trump at his best. he's so comfortable. he is comfortable with who he is. he's funny, he's engaging. he'

carolina will be vital residents in emergency staff in north carolina are now bracing for the power of dorian as it creeps northwards this may be the closest yet the dorian has come to the u.s. coast and the danger is a still life threatening stay informed no your zone if you're zone is an evacuation zone get out there's no reason to stay behind and become a statistic or become a problem for 1st responders to have to deal with as hurricane dorian continues its slow path hurricane and tropical storm warnings remain in place the system is so big there are watches in place as far north as message. suits but for now it's north carolina that remains in dorian's past the gallic road is era charleston south carolina. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has declared he'd rather be dead and a ditch then asked for another delay to bracks and he made that blunt remark after suffering heavy defeats in parliament and being abandoned by his own brother who's quitting the government andrew symonds reports from london. boris johnson may have suffered a humiliating defeat at attempts to call a general

and north carolina. we have hurricane warnings in effect for south carolina now extending to north carolina and cape hatteras, that's new. hurricane warnings are in effect meaning we'll see the hurricane conditions in the next couple of days. the storm surge is the biggest concern. that kills more people in landfalling hurricanes or hurricanes that come close to shore. in some cases we get 5 to 8 feet of storm surge around myrtle beach and wilmington. some areas hit by florence are still out of their homes. so we have to keep a close attention. for the last three days this forecast has been pretty spot on. >> julie: unpredictability as far as where the storm was headed. a week ago if you told people in florida only 18,000 would be without power. >> five days ago florida was always in the cone of uncertainty. >> julie: thank you very much. toss it back to bill now. >> bill: thank you julie and janice. want to bring in senator thom tillis. what are you hearing today? >> we're trying to be best prepared for

sure, well, it's about to lift north—east away from south carolina and more along the north carolina coast tonight, and it'll stay along the north carolina coast throughout the day on friday, before finally moving out farther into the atlantic friday night and saturday. and how strong is hurricane dorian, john, compared to the other storms that have hit the coast? well, this is actually one of the stronger storms we've seen in quite some time. like i said, winds at one point were as high as 115 mph as it passed offshore. and because of that, overland we had wind gusts as high as 80—90 mph along many of the beaches in south carolina, which is certainly enough wind to bring down a lot of trees, powerlines, and approximately 250,000 people were without power earlier in the day. has the carolina coast already felt the brunt of hurricane dorian? the worst of the conditions have already been felt here across the south carolina coast. things should be improving as we head through the nighttime hours. however, north carolina is about to start to experience the worst of the conditions tonig