. abc news, north carolina. >>> president obama took several swipes at donald trump saying a nation ringed by walls imprisons itself. in the final speech to the u.n. as president, he said we have to embrace global cooperation, not proportions and test our humanity. >> we have to imagine what it's like for our family, for our children if the unspeakable happened to us. >> saying the u.s. is accepting 110,000 refugees from around the world in the coming year, 60% more than the number welcomed this year. >>> another heat record. august average temperature was hottest ever, 61 and three quarters degrees. the government says it's the 16th breaking heat. this summerfuls the hottest summer on record, and 2016 likely to be the hottest year ever. one official blames greenhouse gases. >>> one u.s. air force pilot dead, another injured after a crash in northern california. it happened during a training mission for a u2 reconnaissance plane about 15 minutes after takeoff from the air force base. the pilots ejected before the spy plane crashed into a rural wildfire near sacramento. >>> a philade

. >>> north carolina, the university of north carolina, students go public with claims she was raped by a school football player and the university mishandled the case. accused rapist is suspended from the school indefinitely. >> reporter: university of north carolina's sophomore authorities let her rapist to go unpunished. >> my life is changed forever, and the student who assaulted me is still a football player on this campus. >> reporter: after the assault six months ago, she went straight to campus police, and she said treated her like a suspect. >> what was i drinking, did i lead him on, have i hooked up with him before, do i often have investigators told the attacker not to worry and keep playing football. >> this man raped me. the police told him not to sweat it. >> reporter: taking matters into her own hands, using an unusual state law, turning to a magistrate, issuing an arrest warrant for the football player for misdemeanor sexual assault. the action prompting the athletic department to suspend the player from the te says they are still investigating the case, and more serious c

deliver on that commitment. >> safety and security of women and girls in north carolina is our utmost importance, and that's what we still believe. >> every single person or entity that's left the state made it clear they left the state over one thing. the worse anti-lgbt law in the nation. >> reporter: the north carolina ret room of the gender they identify with. they maintain it's about safety and supporters call it discrimination against the lgbt community. because of a law, the nba pulled the game out of charlotte, and now this announcement has duke basketball coach speaking out. >> the image is being tarnished, ten as embarrassing. >> reporter: lawmakers in north carolina say their fight is not over yet. in fact, they are now going for a special session to try to repeal the bill. elizabe elizabeth. >>> trance gender soldier is ending her four-day hunger strike. she served time in prison for leaking classified information to wikileaks and is relieved by the decision, but sorry it took so long. >>> edward snowden's pardon does returns to the united states to face charges for leakin

more now. >> reporter: the fallout continuing in north carolina causing the ncaa confirming they are out. >> the immediate impact's going to be about $17 million. >> reporter: the financial impact statewide still unclear, but ncaa news cost the state seven championship events next year including the early round of march madness game. they explained in a statement the championship and events must promote an inclusive at challenging to guarantee that both communities can help deliver on that commitment. >> safety and security of women and girls in north carolina is our utmost importance, and that's what we still believe. >> every single person or entity that's left the state made it clear they left the state over one thing. the worse anti-lgbt law in the nation. >> reporter: the north carolina and supporters call it discrimination against the lgbt community. because of a law, the nba pulled the game out of charlotte, and now this announcement has duke basketball coach speaking out. >> the image is being tarnished, ten as embarrassing. >> reporter: lawmakers in north carolina say th

charlotte, north carolina. >> protesters angry over a fatal shooting, a dozen officers injured days after a deadly shooting of a man in tulsa. more on both the stories. >>> a suspect's diary, praising notorious terrorists, and new video evidence police point to as an array of charges is brought down on the suspect. >>> and we have shocking video captured inside a school showing a teacher in a fistfight with a student. the two punch and kick each other in the hallway. we'll tell you what apparently sparked that fight. >>> and they're one of the world's biggest power couples, angelina jolie filed for divorce as you know, looking back at the relationship from the hollywood beginning to family of adoring children. it's wednesday, september 21st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. we have breaking news from north carolina. protesters and riot police clashing in charlotte following a deadly police shootin near the apartment complex where that shooting took place. at one point, they broke windows and windshield of a po

show the athletes were allowed to take the medications in question. >>> and a north carolina senator is the first to call for an appeal of controversial house bill 2. it follows the ncaa's decision to pull seven championship of the so-called bathroom bill. mara baringer says she agrees with the concept, but not with the questions questions. >>> a student from the university of north carolina is going public with accusations that she was raped by a football player and the school mishandled the case. >> university of north carolina's sophomore, delaney robinson, coming forward claiming authorities rapist to go unpunish. >> my life has changed forever, while the person who assaulted me remains as a student, as a football player on this campus. >> robinson says after the assault, six months ago, she went straight to campus police who says treated her like a suspect. >> what was i drinking, did i lead him on, had i hooked up with him before, do i often have one-night stands. >> she also claims investigators him not to worry and to keep playing football. >> this man raped me and the police

tomorrow in north carolina. she's been out of sight since her diagnosis revealed, but president obama is on her case and attacking donald trump. here's the details. >> reporter: presidential surrogate, president obama hit the campaign trail at a critical point in the race. hillary clinton recovering at home from pneumonia under scrutiny for questions about transparency. >> what sets hillary apart is that through it all, she keeps ongoing, caring, and she doesn't stop trying. >> reporter: the president in battleground pennsylvania taking on donald trump in philadelphia. >> this guy who spent 70 years on this earth is showing no concern for working people. this guy's suddenly going to be your champion? >> reporter: eight weeks before election day and trump in a polling site on primary day, but not to vote since only democrats were on the ballot. daskt of deplorables. >> she landed us as deplorable and ir redeemable. i call you hard walking american patrons. >> reporter: attacked for failing disclose her documents sooner, saying she lied. just a few hours after the president, trump

donors. >> back on the campaign trail today in ohio at the event in a small rural north carolina trail yesterday, and he made what some considered an eye bro raising comment in the effort to reach out to african-american communities. here's part of what he said. >> we're going to rebuild our african-american communities are absolutely in the worst shape that they've ever been in before, ever, ever, ever. you take a look at the inner cities, there's no education, you get no jobs. you get shot walking down the street. they're worse. >> and worse? trump said compared to war torn countries like afghanistan and said his poll numbers are rising among african-americans. well, we ec has 5% support among blacks. some new details emerge about the bomb blast in new york and new jersey and about the man accused much carrying them out, charged with using weapons of mass destruction, and his journal revealed he was inspired by bin laden and other terrorists. abc's elizabeth hurr with the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. yes. federal authorities in new york against the suspect, rahami, and t

recouperating from pneumonia. >> plans to stop to north carolina and washington, d.c. today releasing details about the health from a letter from her doctor that declared her fit to serve as president. >>> donald trump is also sharing the results of a recent medical exam, making the big reveal on national television. it's your voice, your vote. >> reporter: a rare moment for donald trump. the outspoken gop nominee was speaking in a black church in flint, michigan, when the pastor during a political attack. >> now hillary clinton -- >> mr. trump, i invited you here to -- >> oh, okay, that's good. >> reporter: he wrapped up and left taking off for a rally in ohio. i don't know, folks, do you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? >> reporter: a busy day for trump who discussed his health on a daytime talk show, and audience members of the dr. oz show watched as the 70-year-old medical results and recent results of a physical to dr. oz who spoke with nbc. >> i was surprised, looked at them, and they are good for a man of his age. >> hillary clinto

according to ford. there's more fallout over north carolina's law limiting protections for lgbt people. the atlant coast conference removed all of its athletic championships from the state until that law is repealed including this season's acc football championship game which was set for charlotte in december. conference's exit follows the ncaa's move to relocate seven championship events because of the law. we can all appreciate. >> it's pizza made by a robot. the company is called zoom pizza in silicon valley, and the robots are used to add pizza sauce, spread it, and put the pizzas in the oven. >> okay. more will be added to production soon to prepare dough, cheese, toppings, and cut the pies and put in boxes. zoom says those tasks are being automated so more money can be ingredients. >> but the pizza's still made in california. >> yes. >> not as good as new york pizza. sorry, california. >> what? >> sorry, california. nope. >> wow. you're starting a fight with 50 million people. >> it's official. >> california pizzas are good and california burritos. >> now we're talking. and how t

of emergency in north carolina as the second nights of violence unfolds in charlotte following a police shooting. >> police in riot gear, clashing with protesters near and upscale hotel in downtown area, in a popular part of charlotte call uptown. one person being shot in the head by someone else, and four officers injured. the governor, hours ago, ordering that the national guard and state troopers take to the streets of charlotte. abc's jim ryan is in charlotte with what the situation is in these early morning hours, jim? >> reporter: good morning. no sign of the national guard here on the streets yet in the uptown section. there's gatherings of police in some cases, standing around, talking with a few of the demonstrators who earlier in the evening were taunting them, gathering in large groups, and now smaller groups for conversations, if you will, about what's happening in the city for the last 24 hours, and as you said, the governor declared a state of emergency that moves the national guard here into the area, but as of right now, things calmed substantially. kendis? >> jim

," outrage turning violent in the streets of charlotte, north carolina. >> overnight, protesters clash with police angry over a fatal shooting. at least a dozen officers were injured in the chaos and it comes a few days after the deading police shooting of a man in tulsa. we'll have the latest on both of this is developing stories. diary where he reportedly praised some of the world's most notorious terrorists. and new video evidence police point to as an array of charges is brought down on the suspect. >>> and we have shocking video captured inside a school showing a teacher in a fistfight with a student. the two punch and kick each other in the hallway. we'll tell you what apparently sparked that fight. >>> and they're one of the world's biggest power couples, or at least they were. angelina jolie filed for divorce from brad pitt, as you know. their relationship from its hollywood beginning to its family of adoring children. it's wednesday, september 21st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin with that br

people are without power, and there's a tornado watch as far north as south carolina. hermine expecting to affect travel in the eastern u.s. >>> two students have been hit by pickup trucks in austin, texas. some of the video is tough to watch. we want to tell you the kids are all okay. in the first incident a boy was in a truck hit him. in the second the truck clearly ignores the stop sign arm on the bus and the flashing lights. both incidents were caught on newly installed school bus cameras and police are circulating the videos in hopes they will inspire drivers to be more careful, especially now that school is in session. >> a stunning video, even the one with the school bus stop sign out. always remember to obey those. >>> two five-year-old boys are safe and sound after a mixup by jetblue. >> they were becoplaced on the g planes and flown to the wrong cities. >> reporter: a high flying mixup. five-year-old andy martinez flying alone put on the wrong plane, and ending up more than 200 miles from home. his mother telling me she panicked when jetblue employees presented her w

county and state of north carolina, to try to simply put boots on the ground to be ready in large scale demonstrations happen. i think they are trying to take a page from what happened in ferguson, baltimore, other places where these things are going on, trying to learn the lessons, what to do, and especially whatnot to do, diane. >> jim, obviously, one of the big points of contention here is whether or not there was a a gun in in circumstance. on what happened yesterday? >> reporter: no, none at all. the police essentially have done their information release that they are going to do. certainly more will be coming out as investigations continue, and as people have lawyers speaking for them. that's what we'll hear from the family members, more about that side of the story the next few days. >> really quickly here, you were there in ferguson, i was there as well for the anniversary, saw the violence in ferguson,n how would you say the second night of unrest compares to those other situations you've been to? >> reporter: well, i think the response has been sort of measured by the police h

talking energy, trump addressing protests in north carolina after police shootings. >> drugs are a very, very big factor in what you're watching on television at night. we do have a wounded country. >> reporter: this, just a day after trump took heat from the country's largest police union on comments made about the officer who shot an unarmed black man in tulsa. >> did she get was she choking? >> reporter: praising police officers and shifting back to energy. the republican nominee speaking to unions who represent thousands of people who work on roads and pipelines, trying to connect with the oil and gas company leaders who, in the past, have raised concerns that a hillary clinton presidency would mean more regulations, fewer jobs. >> we're going to be cutting massively regulations. >> reporter: as for hillary clinton? she's behind closed doors prepping for the first one-on-one faceoff with trump. online, taped the day she was diagnosed with pneumonia and asked what trump will wear to the debate. >> i assume he'll wear, you know, that red power tie. >> maybe a white power tie. >>

of north carolina angry over the shooting of an allegedly armed man. a dozen hospitalized. we'll get you the latest. >>> members of congress with a strong message to the head of wells fargo. >> you should resign. >> elizabeth warren and others on capitol hill grilled the ceo calling the leadership gutless. see how he responded to the pressure. >>> breakup that broke the internet yesterday. why angelina jolie filed for divorce from brad pitt and the shocked reaction from their trend, george clooney, who heard about it for the first time during an interview. that is in "the skinny" on this wednesday, september 21st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. we'll get to the angelina jolie and the protests, but first the new york city bombing. >> rahami is facing a string of we're taking a live look at our station there. and a big focus on interstate 85. protesters blocked that highway, even set a fire on it. >> so what happened is the ro test initially started in the charlotte area after the death of that black man who was sh

>>> this morning on "world news now," hundreds take to the streets in charlotte, north carolina despite a curfew. >> it's relatively peaceful despite new outrage of the video of the deadly police shooting of keith scott. scott's family has now seen the video. caught on tape, and will it be released? we're live in charlotte with the latest. >>> candidates take the day off to prepare for the presidential debate, and donald trump clarifies his stance on stop-and-frisk. we'll tell you what he meant to say. >>> frightening scene in utah, tornado touches down, heavy winds and rain knocks out power and devastates home as it tore across the region. the country deciding who they'll vote for. we'll head to ohio to see why swimming pigs may hold the key to who sits in the oval office. it's friday, september 23rd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> so all you heard about nate silver, forget about it. >> it's gone. this is the age of swimming pigs. >> yes. all right. well, good morning on this friday, i'm kendis on charlotte, north carolina where people protested past the city's curfew.

on the oslo peace acc accords. >>> north carolina is reeling from new fallout due to the so-called bathroom bill. even republican lawmakers who voted for it last march now have second thoughts, and it's hurting the re-election efforts of the state's republican governor as well. let's get more now from abc each elizabeth herr. >> reporter: fallout continuing controversial bathroom gender law is now prompting the ncaa to confirm they are out. >> immediate impact is going to be about $17 million. >> reporter: financial impact statewide is still unclear, but the ncaa's move cost the state seven championship events next year including the early round of march madness games, and ncaa explaining in a statement ncaa championship and events must ro mote an inconclusiv atmosphere, and north carolina state laws make it challenging to guarantee a delivery on that commitment. >> it's in the importance and safety of women. >> every single person or entity has made it clear that they left the state over one thing, the worst anti-lgbt law in the nation. >> reporter: banning people to use the restr

with two stops, north carolina and washington. abc news, new york. >>> a man suspected of setting fire to the mosque once attended by the orlando nightclub shooter is behind bars this morning. the sheriff's office announced the arrest, and two callers if committed of a hate crime, he could face 30 years in prison. >>> meanwhile, an armed militia group demonstrated. the planning meeting was cancelled. and the leader said he has serious concerns about the peacefulness of islam, but with the meeting cancelled, a moratorium building the mosque would expire clearing the way for construction. >>> out on bail after turning himself in, facing misdemeanor charges of sexua he's accused of sexual assaultly assaulted delaney robertson. he's suspended from the team indefinitely. >>> a new jersey shopper got a scare at the mall with an explosion and fire inside her purse. >> woah. >> the disconnected battery for the device exploded, tumped the purse on the floor as other shoppers ran away. the woman suffered minor burns and said it could have been >> cops are presumably filled with students at rutge

florida and north carolina. >> next week, they will be fairly busy, and we have national cheeseburger day. >> so excited for that one. >> on sunday that we'll celebrate. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. these are stories we're following this morning on "world news now," the federal government ordered samsung to recall 1 pll note 7s after dozens of fires have been blame on overheated batri full details ahead. >>> a human rights group says at least three people, including two children, have been killed in syria since the u.s. and russia brokered a cease fire this week. both sides accuse each other of violating the agreement. >> police in ohio believe they've nabbed a possible serial killer after a chilling call to 911 led them to a woman he allegedly kidnapped, and them the discovery of three bodies. >>> customers in sydney, australia among the first to get hands on the new apple iphone7. today. some models of the phone already sold out, and those are some of the top stories on this friday, septemb

, two to go. >> reporter: hillary clinton rallying supporters while on the road in north carolina. meanwhile, donald trump also th relishing the debate in florida. >> we won every poll. >> reporter: on "fox & friends" playing defense, on clinton's attack about former miss universe, trump doubled know, she gained a massive amount of weight, and it was a real problem. >> reporter: the clinton camp, armed and ready with this ad in response. miss piggy, hello, miss housekeeping. >> reporter: the attacks followed exchanges so out of place, they had the audience laughing, even though they were supposed to remain quiet. >> i have a feeling by the end the evening, i'm going to be >> yeah, why not. >> reporter: challenging on the tax returns. >> when he's not turned them over to state authorities trying to get a casino license, and showed he's not paid any income tax. >> that makes me smart. >> reporter: quick will fire back. >> i'll release tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. as soon as she releases them, i will release. i will release

advance ballots in north carolina and florida than at this point in 2012. hillary clinton is expected to benefit most from early voting in those states and likely to help trump in iowa. >> and we'll have more politics later in the half hour when we hear from bernie sanders. >> talking with david wright about what he's telling supporters, and why he's with her now. >>> more u.s. troops are headed to iraq to help reclaim the city of mosul from isis. the white house says an additional 615 troops will assist and advise the iraqi military joining 4500 u.s. forces already working there. the operation to oust isis from mosul is set to get underway fairly soon. the city is the islamic state's last major urban stronghold in iraq. have evacuated a popular national park after an unexpected volcano eruption. it's spewing ash 6,000 feet into the air. search teams escorted hundreds of hikers stranded near the crater to safety, but they believe some deliberately hid to hope to document the eruption. authorities are now warning visitors to stay at least two miles away. >>> back here in this country,

, charlotte, north carolina. >>> wells fargo sales scandal is going to cost its ceo $41 million. that's how much stock and salary the ceo is forfeiting after the program encouraged employees to open accounts for customers without their authorization. the executive in charge of the part of the bank's operation will lose $19 million and has severance or compensation. the ceo is scheduled to testify again on capitol hill tomorrow. >>> a consumer alert. tyson foods recalls more than 132,000 pounds of chicken nuggets after receiving reports that plastic was found in some of the nuggets. the five pound bags of fully cooked nuggets were sold in costco stores nationwide. all the information is on our website, wnnfans.com. >>> new this morning, the father of the new york city bombing suspect about his son. he tells abc's brian ross in the months before the devices went off in new york and new jersey, the younger rahami became increasingly secretive, replacing locks on his door. he says no one in the family had no idea what his son was planning. more on that interview coming up on "good m

. charlotte, north carolina, young people rising up, and showing their frustration in a different way. when you and the rest of the world see that, what goes through your mind? >> well, i think it's important to separate out the pervasive sense of frustration among a lot of african-americans that shootings of people in the sense that justice know, color blind, the way we change the system requires us to be able to reach out and engage the larger community, and that requires being peaceful, that requires being thoughtful about what are the specific reforms you're looking for? the overwhelming majority of about police-community relations, doing it the right way, every once in a while, folks do it the wrong way. >> we want to show you one man in charlotte who is looking to bring people together. >> he's a 34-year-old peace activist offering free hugs to police officers who are trying to restore order in the recent days of chaos around that city. >> he thinks of theol families of their own to support and says fear and hatred cease to exist when love is in abundance. there was a similar incidenc

developing situation in north carolina. >>> on the campaign trail, donald trump is calling for the controversial stop and frisk policy to be used nationwide. but should he be siting its potential benefits for black communities? all this while hillary clinton edges trump in the latest national poll. >>> new this half hour, another sexting scandal involving anthony weiner. >> the latest report alleges disgraced former congressman had explicit correspondence with an underage girl. we have the details. >>> and what on earth would you wait in line like this for? wait until you find out why all these folks cued up around the thursday, september 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin with breaking news from charlotte, north carolina. at least four officers have been injured during violence that erupted for a second night following a police shooting. >> what began as a prayer vigil early in the evening turned violent. police firing tear gas at protesters who threw police. hotel employees, som

hearing new details about violence that took place at a trump rally in north carolina on monday. protesters outside the event were chanting against trump's supporters, when a 69-year-old call told a trump fan, you better learn to speak russian, and the man turned around and punched her. teeter didn't suffer any major injuries, but there is a warrant issued for that man. >>> hillary clinton's campaign says she was home yesterday recovering from pneumonia and watching president obama make her case. abc's cecelia vega has the details. >> reporter: with hillary clinton at home recovering, president obama took over on the campaign trail, stepping up to blowing a kiss, and getting right down to business. >> this is not me going through the motions here. i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> reporter: as the flower deliveries poured into clinton's chappaqua home, obama described her as a fighter. >> no matter how daunting the odds, no matter how many times people knock her down, and mes she doesn't quit. she doesn't quit. >> reporter: and he would not quit attackin

, north carolina where people protested past the city's curfew. >> the mayor imposed the curfew after violence demonstrations. the demonstrations this morning are calmer so far, and there's now heavily armed national guard members on the city's streets. the police department tweeting out this photo of the command center where the operation is being coordinated. >> abc is joining us this morning with the latest on that. heather? >> reporter: kendis and diane, city-wide curfew now in effect, but hundreds of protesters continue to ignore the order as they march through the streets of uptown charlotte. for a third straight night, protesters took to the streets of charlotte, a heavy police presence backed up by more than 400 national guard troops didn't detour crowds from demonstrating against the fatal police shooting of keith scott, a 43-year-old black man. scott was shot tuesday by a black officer, vinson, police saying scott refused orders to drop a handgun which was recovered at the scene, others said he held no gun, but a book. thursday, authorities allowed the family the first

kids off the bus and into her home. no word on what caused that fire. >>> north carolina is facing more fallout over its the ncaa is relocating all championships scheduled to played in this state this school year. the move comes weeks after the nba called the all-star game out of charlotte. a spokesperson for north carolina's republican party called the ncaa decision, quote, absurd. the move will cost the state games in the division i men's basketball tournament in march. >>> look at this picture of a 12-year-old boy, standing up to demonstrators, protesting against gay marriage. it happened over the weekend in mexico. the photographer told local media, the boy's uncle is gay. and he hated the hatred he believes that protest represented. >>> more migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea. the italian coast guard says it picked up 350 people in 3 separate operations yesterday. after rescuing 3,400 refugees over the weekend alone. most of the people were trying to get to europe aboard overloaded inflatable rafts. parents were picked up. neumann otis, was delivered by a do

, north carolina. a pickup truck and school bus collided h driver, within minutes turning ten ordinary men into heros. >> reporter: this is video from a north carolina police officer's body cam. people in the community calling for help. >> i need an ambulance and fire truck out here right now. >> reporter: the driver completely stuck in a fiery truck after coming head-to-head with a school bus. >> there's a guy pinned inside and can't get out. >> reporter: you see the desperate acts working alongside police officers for minutes. right there, a man running from police carrying the door off, and first responders rescuing the man with heavy equipment. >> i thank you as well. >> we see the faces, three good samaritans and seven officers recognized publicly for their heroism. and the driver of the pickup truck is recovering in the hospital from the injuries. they are not life threatening, we're told. the driver of the school bus was cited for the accident. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> updating a story from yesterday. now, remember the marathoners delayed by a train? well, t

upbeat in a rally in north carolina. >> did anybody see that debate last night? [ cheers and applause ] oh, yeah! one down, two to go. >> reporter: in florida, trump was all smiles, too. >> last night was very exciting, and almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton. big lead. big league. >> reporter: and he spent a lot of energy complaining the moderator didn't give him a fair shake saying this on fox news. >> i had some hostile questions, my microphone was terrible. i wonder, was it set up that way on purpose? >> anyone complaining about the microphone is not having a good night. >> reporter: clinton hit trump with the story of this woman. >> where did you find this? her name is lisa machado. >> miss venezuela. >> reporter: age 19 was a venezuelan contestant in the miss universe pageant. the year? 1996. trump's first year in charge of the pageant, but her reign was a troubled one. >> maybe i was not the model he had in his head. i don't know. but he was really rude with me. >> referee: mr. achado gaped weight, and trump didn't like th

. >> and, again, back to live footage there on the scene in charlotte, north carolina. we are keeping track of this developing story. angry and many people on the road overnight trying to just get through. many of them truckers just trying to do their job this morning. >> and you can see the fires right now. that stuff is right now on fire. they started looting some of these 18 wheelers and pulled out material there and set them on fire. at this some poicht, we were told the numbers were 75 to 85 protesters there on the highway. they have shut down that entire highway. and this protest has moved all over the northern part of mayor of the unc campus which for a little while security there had to make sure that everything was safe there because of the protesters. and you can see those lights from the choppers. you can see there are a lot of people still on the highway. >> that the. in the dark, it's hard to tell. but you can see how many people are still out there on the streets. again, leaders in the city are asking for calm this morning as the police leadership is promising a full inv