. >> if you ever see bull durham, he used words that will get you thrown out of a game. >>> other issues breaking just now. we got word a short time ago that the fbi is going to turn over the report it gave to the justice department recommending no charges against hillary clinton for her e-mail situation. in addition to the notes that fbi agents took during their interview. molly ball, you're a reporter. i suspect you feel like i dorks i have a keen interest in seeing those notes and exactly what was said between the fbi and hillary clinton. >> absolutely. i'm going to be very interested to see what they say. you had someone from the clinton campaign on earlier saying we wanted this, it's going to vindicate us, et cetera, et cetera. that may be true. there's no question that the clinton campaign would prefer this issue is not continually in the news. the fact we continue to get more information about this, which of course we want, we want more transparency, more information. in political terms, the clinton campaign would like the entire next two months to be a referendum on donald trump.

they're big in the raleigh durham research triangle, very important to win in a competitive state like north carolina, and clinton with a lead right now. a seven-point lead. mitt romney won by 60/40. the democrat has a lead now among this constituency. you cannot win north carolina if you're getting crushed in this electorate. that was north carolina. a state he must win. it's very similar in a state like virginia, a state that donald trump might have to win. tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate, is from there. she's had a consistent lead in virginia. she has a lead in north carolina. she has a similar pretty comfortable lead in colorado. what do these states have in common? a very important constituency is college-educated whites. part of the growing population in the suburbs, the research areas, the high-tech areas of all these swing states. a republican constituency in 2012. it has been a republican constituency traditionally. leaning clinton's way now. if donald trump can't change that, hillary clinton will win the election. >> that's a headache that no one wants right now in

that is simply that i have ,itnessed myself in this area the raleigh durham, capitol hill 1984, wet back in would see immigrants here tending to the crops. then that is done and they go back. and then i witnessed them going into the trades. landscaping. and the next time i believe it was concrete. the next time, it was framing. the next time, roofing. the next time, it is actually the technical trades. and once it got to that point, well, i felt somewhat threatened. i disagree with mr. boak that , this has nossue effect on unemployment in america. ,ook at your young black men 40%, maybe 50% unemployment. the other issue is the national debt. i think it is $20 trillion or more. this is a load on the economy. guest: ok, let's address the first issue had-on. -- that's just the first issue head-on. when i was talking about immigration, i was just talking about immigration. the caller assumed i was talking about illegal immigration. there is a big difference between the two. the north carolina growers association brings more than 11,000 immigrants each year around this time to pick crops. it

where is raleigh-durham? yeah. all right. a minute.ute, wait i know hartford is in here. i know you are -- hartford, don't do me like that. hartford! what about boston? boston? where you at, boston? [cheers and applause] >> y'all don't sound like y'all want $15 back there. >> that's all right. they still want 15. now wait a minute. i'm going to show you something. how about new jersey? i know new jersey is here. i know you're watching. [cheers and applause] we are in the south. see of charleston, s.c. is here. yeah. what about austin, texas? yeah. >> that's what i'm talking about. [cheers and applause] >> yeah. [laughter] want thaty might change. i know houston, texas is in the house. [cheers and applause] >> check them out. >> that's what i'm talking about. ok. con down a bit. >>, down ca --lm down. >> i am looking for little rock. i am talking about the dirties the 30'sking about socked. little rock, don't do it to me. all right. i got one that will show up and show out. at?orleans, where you [laughter] they don't want 15. they want 25. what are you talking about? >> it

we want to lead all red states that have succeeded in this area, austin, texas, the raleigh-durham, chapel hill area, those are good examples. -- we don't want to leave out all the red states that have succeeded in this area. routems to be the best that we know now today. host: if someone is looking at economic indicators you use, is it more of a comparison between urban economies versus rural economies and urban economies just happen to be in blue states versus more rural economies being in red states? guest: that is a great question. for all of indicators, we are using state averages. it's worth noting there are a lot of disparities within states, not just between rural and urban areas or suburban and urban areas, but also across income groups. one achilles' heel of the blue state model, we think, is that it hasn't dealt with the serious problem of inequality. on average, inequality is a little bigger and blue states. blue states do more to help those who are suffering due to rising inequality, but i think that is a real issue, especially given how costly housing is in many blue states.

that is simply that i have ,itnessed myself in this area the raleigh durham, capitol hill 1984, wet back in would see immigrants here tending to the crops. then that is done and they go back. and then i witnessed them going into the trades. landscaping. and the next time i believe it was concrete. the next time, it was framing. the next time, roofing. the next time, it is actually the technical trades. and once it got to that point, well, i felt somewhat threatened. i disagree with mr. boak that , this has nossue effect on unemployment in america. ,ook at your young black men 40%, maybe 50% unemployment. the other issue is the national debt. i think it is $20 trillion or more. this is a load on the economy. guest: ok, let's address the first issue had-on. -- that's just the first issue head-on. when i was talking about immigration, i was just talking about immigration. the caller assumed i was talking about illegal immigration. there is a big difference between the two. the north carolina growers association brings more than 11,000 immigrants each year around this time to pick crops. it

well, actually, we know, the communists in durham, north carolina, in the 1940s and early '50s, who were they? you know? >> the union workers. >> yeah, the union workers who were saying let's dismantle jim crow segregation. those were dangerous people, really dangerous. that's why they were repressed so hard. yeah, so, that's interesting to make those connections. i think the similarities and differences are really quite striking. we're not going to have time to get through everything. i'm going to keep going and we're going to continue this lecture. i want to make sure we get to the end, and so what we don't get through right now is fine. we have time in this lecture to keep moving forward. i would say just one of the most interesting moments to focus in on. as in the wake of the vietnam war and the loss, the united states lost there, the influx and the importation of lots of vietnamese, laosan and cambodian refugees has a different logic. they're americans because they are anti-communist, yes, that's true, but they're not serving the same geopolitical, strategic interests, if you will,

he registered more than 2,000 voters in durham county. he was extraordinary. no one could say to this guy. he was pervasive. his personal story, smile, whatever. he registered all kinds of people. communists. anarchists. he registered like i did a member of the klan. what the heck? why not? you want to be a klansman, fine. you can vote. you want to register that as your party, you can do that. he then met a candidate named barack obama for having won the contest to register more people. not democrats alone. but this ruling came down shortshort ly thereafter. he was put in deportation. he had to fight it and he became as a result of this a ferocious critic of the united states. also interesting. to me as a kind of citizen, he recognizes that perhaps the best measure of citizenship is to be a critic. and on his car is a picture of barack obama and he hollowed out the face of obama and left it on there because he was so pissed off because president obama he argued deported more immigrants than any president in u.s. country. with some factual accuracy there. a sen

gary durham confronted a man in an argument and the other one shot and killed durham. >>> another swimmer, fighting for their life after getting a brain-eating amoeba. official says man got it from dirty water on private property in ft. lauderdale. people who get the bacteria have a 3% survival rate. an 11-year-old south carolina girl died from the same thing last week. >>> all right, thank you, clayton. well two young women murdered in broad daylight. their killers are still on the loose. 27-year-old vanessa marcotte was jogging near her mom's house in massachusetts on sunday when she was attacked. her murder just days after 30-year-old karina vetrano was killed while running in queens, new york. the killings are raising a lot of questions about how we stay safe when exercising and here is self-defense instructor, steve, you have been here. you brought along your assistant. >> my assistant, carolyn. >> and you teach techniques to women specifically. >> yes. >> can you show us the techniques we need to know? >> yeah. one of the things that i suggest joggers carry is pepper spray. they wan

. >>> a north carolina father of three lucky to have alive after his suv plunged into a sinkhole in durham. police say the victim was driving home from walmart when the car fell into the 15 to 20-foot-deep sinkhole caused by flash floods. the driver was seriously injured but we're told he's going to recover. >>> with congress on vacation, the pentagon is announcing air strikes in libya at the request of that government. is the u.s. committing to another military conflict? we'll take a look at the strategy that's going on there. >>> plus it's something we do every day, but a new study says you may have been wasting your time all these years. what's in your medicine cabinet that you may want to think twice about, coming up. this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira

. >> game show host family in durham? >> no. my friend todd, the car guy. not the quiz show -- >> okay. >> of course. >> cut off relationships with them. >> i don't blame you. you had to make a stand. >> a lot happening in the news this morning. we'll start with a fox news alert. riots are raging on in milwaukee overnight. the national guard on stand by right now after protesters hurling rocks and bricks at police officers. destroying patrol cars and actually hurting the officers. >> wow. rich edson is live with more. on what we're learning right now about the cop involved in the deadly shooting. hey, rich. >> reporter: hey, brian, ainsley, steve. right now the police and city officials are discussing the body camera a video that he had on him. the police chief says it makes it clear that the shooting was one lawful bounds. the mayor saw a still shot -- essentially a photo of that video that shows that the suspect did have a gun on him. now, the police have yet to relet's the video. a number of the protesters said they want to see that video. police say the

diane durham was amazing and would have been neck and neck competitionwise with mary lou retton so a gymnast like diane paved the way for me and i paved the way for simone. >> what kind of advice do you give them? >> you know, i always say have fun. they truly do love what they're doing. those five girls out there, though there's only four or three that are competing they look like they're loving what they're doing so always have a passion for what you're doing and remember, even though you turn pro or start to make money in the sport, don't treat it like a job, don't treat it like a business. you got to make sure you still have the love of the sport and i truly hope that simone biles continues to have the love of the sport even while she begins to make a significant amount of money after winning the team gold and all around gold. >> thanks for coming back in. >> thanks for having me. >> let's go to rob. >>> hey, george, great crowd out here. we are patriotic, excited about live free s. or die, how great is your summer going. >> it's going pretty well. >> you want the u.s. to bring i

and distinguished chair of earth sciences at durham university, dr. rebecca tavage. thank you for joining me. doctors. >> thank you, stephen. ( high-pitched voice ) >> it's an honor to be here. >> stephen: tell me exactly what it is that the two of you over in tanzania have discovered at the site. >> well, in just one section of tanzania's east african rift valley, we've found 54 billion cubic feet of helium. >> to put that in perspective, that is a buttload of helium. ( laughter ) >> stephen: this is very fascinating discovery. this is crucial because we were due to run out of helium in just 20 years, if i'm not mistaken. >> absolutely, stephen. ( laughter ) that is nothing to joke about. >> you see, helium is an integral component in the large hadron collider and m.r.i. machines, so this find will-- excuse me. i dropped something. ( hig pitched voice again )-- bring relief to millions of gravely ill patients who deserve to be treated with dignity. ( laughter ). >> stephen: okay, yes. can you add to that, doctor? >> stephen, i've got to tie my shoes. >> stephen: i u

. >>> police in raleigh-durham north caroline air trying to determine if shots were fired inside a mall shoppers who thought they heard shots, scrapple told leave the valley mall yesterday yesterday afternoon in that cell phone video. several people rushed to leave suffered minor injuries. investigators say no one was seriously wounded and police have found no shell caseings,. >>> a with man reaching for soda she dropped in the water almost lost her hand to an alligator. it happened friday at a camp near fort lauderdale. two eyewitness grabbed kimberly sex ton by her legs to keep her from being pulled in the water and they were able to free her hand from the jaws. she's in critical condition. six and a half foot faith or was put down. >>> three, two, one lift off of the falcon nine. >> new this morning another successful launch for space x another rocket lifted off from cape can nav val florida and then launched japanese communication satellite into orbit. booster rocket landed on a drone ship floating in the ocean. >> very cool. >> justin, speaking of ocean how nice would it to be hit

travis durham, remember his to cut the neighbor's grass, and they could get it. by the time she got home that day, he had mowed the lawns for 8 people in his neighborhood, and he has not stopped since. travis, his brother, and a couple friends are cutting grass for neighbors in derby city for free. and it's not going unnoticed. >> the whole city that has gotten involved from not just monetary donations but we have received lawn mowers, we have received weed eaters. sa kind of safety gear. >> it taught me how to be responsible, and if you have good attitude all the time, good things can happen. >> the boys are back if school, but still mowing lawns. the group has set up a facebook page for people to request lawn service. >> instill that work ethic young, i like that. doing their thing. >>> 9:25, time for sports now with anthony johnson. >> good morning, everybody. a meaningful season. they got a big boost when yoenis cespedes returned to the lineup and he delivers. super cespedes at the plate yesterday in the 3rd and boom, gone, going, gone. that's number 23 for t

travis durham wanted extra she told him to cut the neighbor's grass, and she could get it. by the time she got him, he mowed lawns of 8 people. travis, his brother and friends are cutting grass for neighbors for free, and it's not going unnoticed. >> the whole city has gotten involved from not just monetary donations, but we received lawn mowers, we received weed eaters, safety glasses, safety ear pl kind of safety gear. >> it taught me how to be responsible and good things can happen. >> just chills. the boys are already back in school, but they're still mowing lawns. the group has set up a facebook page for people to request lawn service. >> see. >> i respect that. i respect that story. i respect the work ethic, the sense of community, love all of the deep south heat. call me, we can set up a financial plan, a price scheme. i want you to be rewarded, you know what i mean. >> absolutely. >> they're doing it for free. >> they do have 80,000 on their go fund me page. there you go. college. >> make sure you're saving up. >> college. >> no pop up clothing stores, college money

troopers say siyuan cheng from durham was clocked going that fast speeding in a blue maserati and is charged with reckless operation. >>> arizona is under a flood watch and bracing for a second monsoon tyai hit the southern part of the statehard. the interstate that runs into the center of phoenix had to be shut down in both directions. emergency crews rescued people from at least 2 different cars caught up in the current. >>> gap is coming under fire for another oohed this time critics say a gap kids add oohed in the uk promotes gender stereotypes and you can see a boy with a t-shirt with albert him little scholar and einstein is spelled wrong. on the shirt. and the girl in the oohed is wearing kitten ears and the caption reads social butterfly. gap says eye didn't mean to offend anyone and wanted to celebrate every child. >>> in today's "healthwatch" new research says americans weigh more than ever. they say on average americans are 15 pound heavier compared -- pounds heavier compared to 20 years ago. the number also found men and women have stayed the same height over the last new

when durham was the killer. shock and disgust from s ghtscars andire trucks along this section of mlk. >> i think it's awful that somebody has to lose their life over road rage. >> reporter: it was here at 8:00 in the morning where deputies say road rage took a deadly turn. two men got out of their cars, one of them was shot. shooter was performing cpr on 40-year-old gary durham. >> i can't speak for him but he was trying to do the right thing and make sure that the individual would survive. >> reporter: but durham did not. it turns out this isn't durham's first road rage incident covered by the media. this is video of him from 2001. he had just been arrested for killing 48-year-old timothy gibbs as repair shot in tampa. police say durham followed then we years ago. >> they ouhere. they talked for 10, 15 seconds. and then tim happened to just look off to the side and the guy sucker punched him and knocked him out. he hit his head on the concrete. >> reporter: gibbs died in the hospital nine days later. we contac

when durham was the killer. shock and disgust from s ghtscars andire trucks along this section of mlk. >> i think it's awful that somebody has to lose their life over road rage. >> reporter: it was here at 8:00 in the morning where deputies say road rage took a deadly turn. two men got out of their cars, one of them was shot.

and even 69 in manchester new hampshire and 70 in durham and 70s lexington and plenty of 70s for the south shore, southcoast the cape and warm to start off the day here, mostly sunny skies now, noon time about 84? and clouds are going to increase through the day. i want to say partly sunny this morning, probably by dinner time tonight you're going to find things clouding over, skies turn kind of milky out there. 88? and breezy at 3:00 p.m. and 20 to 30 miles per hour and 20 to 30 miles per hour at 7:00 this evening as well. so going to break down some o watching for the latest update to the drought monitor and expected any minute now. so stick around for that. julie up right now with live drive time traffic. take us out there. >> julie: 128 southbound we still have the accident as you approach 93 and that's causing a little bit of delay on that section of 128 south. where we have the heaviest volume in the morning and southbound, accident at granite ave and we take to live pictures, that's why things are jampacked and rarely do we see the northbound lanes moving faster than the south

die ab diane durham was amazing and would have been neck and neck competitiontigs we with mary lou retton so a gymnast like diane paved the way for me and i >> what kind of advice do you give them. >> i always say have fun. they truly do love what they're doing. those five girls out there, though there's only four or ree that are competing they look like they're loving what they'roing so always have a passio for what you're doing and remember, even though you turn pro or start to make money in the sport, don't treat it like a job, don't treat it like a busiss. you got t make sure you still have t lovef the sport a i truly hope thatimone les continues to have the love of to make a significa amount of money after winning the gold and all around gold. >> thanks for coming back in. >> thanks for havingme. >>o b. here.e george, great crowd out arepatrtic, exced abo the olympics. these guys came from live fe die,or how great is your summer gog. >> pretty well. >> you want the u.s. to bring in bi gol d y? >> deni. >> love that outfit. >> beautiful day in new york in cabo san lucas andrea to thew

developing right now - durham police investigating a shooting. this is the 13- hundred block of fayetteville street -- near hillside park. police say a man was shot in the leg. he was taken the hospital...with non life-threatening injuries. police are working to get a suspect description. also in durham -- gunfire hits a car it happened in 'macdougald terrace' -- but the man and woman drove to 'bacon - street' where they called 9-1-1. police say someone shot at the victims' car. the couple was hit by broken glass... and suffered minor injuries. our crew on the scene says there was a bullet hole in the gas tank and fuel was leaking from the car when officers arrived. the shooting remains under investigation. new tonight... the 'highway patrol' investigating a 'bad crash'. it happened on 'cumberland road' -- near 'sedgefield drive' -- in fayetteville. tr the 'path' of a van... causing both vehicles to 'roll over'. both drivers were taken to "cape fear valley medical center". we're working to find out their condition -- and if any charges have been

starting today, riders in raleigh and durham can 'schedule' a ride. you'll still be able to get an uber the regular.. on-demand way... but now if you're planning a trip at a specific time-- your ride can be 'waiting'. uber users can schedule a ride on days in advance. 'mountain bikers' have a brand new place to ride-- in the all american city. fayetteville- cumberland parks and recreation-- says 3 miles of mountain bike trail-- is now open near 'clark park'. the trail starts near the cape fear river-- and crosses over the river trail... it has technical terrain.. and some challenging sections for riders. parks and rec says there's potential for nearly 10 more miles of trail.. in the future. a north carolina woman becomes a super cenetenarian. changed since her birth. and...the 'girl scouts' are bringing a 'campfire' treat to your belly this spring. the "two" new cookies... coming to their already tasty election. champagne makers clerk: ok, $8 on powerball gets you a free lucky for life ticket. wait, lucky for life is free with powerball? boom! sign me

durham police say he abducted the girls who are 11, 13, and 15 years old. the girls -- who are not related to him -- were later found in selma. they were 'not' physically harmed. he was also served with a warrant -- charging him with a similar abduction -- last why an amber alert was not issud. tonight, the relationship between 'law enforcement' and 'residents'... top of mind in cumberland county. the fayetteville- cumberland 'human relations' commission-- holding a special meeting-- to tackle the 'tense' issue-- that has people talking across the country. andrea blanford reports. leaders in law enforcement shared their thoughts on the violence happening in other parts of our country... and their hopes-- that they're doing enough to keep that from happening here. "transparency" seems to be the nameo when it comes to building strong relationships between police... and the communities they serve. 4 56 if you get to know people they don't mind calling you. longtime cumberland county sheriff earl butler and fayetteville police chief harold medlock used their ti

a 'durham' teenager-- could 'soon' be released from immi can make bond. riverside high school student.. wildin-acosta-- was taken into custody by ice in january. his supporters posted on facebook-- that acosta's hearing tomorrow has been 'canceled'. instead the judge ordered a '10- thousand-dollar' bond for acosta. the supporters say the '19-year old'-- could be released as soon as his bond is posted. a 15-year-old boy is charged with a horrific crime. cumberland county deputies say the teenager killed his grandfather with a hatchet. 63-year-old "joseph - naulty" last night. his grandson is charged with murder. investigators are working to figure out what lead up to the killing. neighbors say the victim had just moved to the area from alabama. also in cumberland county-- fayetteville police searching for two 'dogs'-- that viciously attacked a woman. this is 'bonnie street' in the 'terry sanford' neighborhood. police say the dogs attacked the woman... after she tried running from them. she was taken to the hospital with 'serious' injuries-- to her arms and

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reporting live in durham. i'm emma wright. >> we are now learning more about the police-involved shooting that sent one to the hospital. they were first called to donald ross drive. police say officers responded to a report of trespassing. it escalated. they identified to the officers involved as bs -- police say shot in the leg. >> i heard five shots. and this is probably about 300 feet away from me. i heard about five shots. i put my body up against the building and i looked around the building and through the woods in the back of the yard of that residents next to us. i could see at least three kops with their gun your weapon down. they shouted that three or four times. he's been interviewed by the police. both officers have been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome. >>> back in court today. mike nifong is expected to testify in the second day of the hearing for daryl howard. harold suz convicted of a double hmed in 1995 in which he was the a judge overturned the conviction. in a conviction wa

it's almost been like a family reunion in durham. hillary clinton has outraised donald trump although trump increased his fundraising in months. >> donald trump put to pass a feud with the gop, by endorsing paul ryan and john mccain. things, but we mostly agree and we'll do some wonderful things. >> wisconsin's three highest ranking republicans were absent saying they had other things to do. >>> the cane date for lieutenant governor governor in our state will face off next month. the debate will be september 13th and had be aired on unctv >>> the governor's office is offering up to $50,000 to help the city of goldsboro fight against gang violence. the city is on pace for a related. >> i can't keep someone from shooting somebody but all i can do is work on it. we are trying to do more community policing, more outreach, more gang suppression. we called it ale, abc commission trying to help us. the only people we have not called is the national guard. >> the money that governor is offering can go towards overtime pay and equipment upgra

a., downtown durham. the afternoon service starts at 3:30. scene of many accidents has caught the eye of town leaders who are now working with the traffic engineer to create a solution. the stretch of outlet center drive has seen 21 accidents already this year. >> people trying to do u-turns and trying to get back where they came from. there is not enough signs to actually tell you to keep going around the loop and then you'll end up back on 95. >> in the meantime, leaders placed on the roads. >>> time check for you, 9:37. duke energy will be doing work that will shut down some streets. where you can expect road closures and the detours just ahead. >>> a wyoming boy headed online to get school supplies by -- a wilmington boy leaded online to get school supplies by cutting grass. what he plans to excess. >>> cooler weather will make a comeback. >>> welcome back and good ketchell. we are starting to see sunshine trying to peek out from our shaw university camera. eventually, we'll see more sunshine and temperatures really warming up for us toda

current temperatures, 67 in durham. 68 in raleigh. 67 in lillington. also still in the upper 60s around fayetteville and clinton. 64 in goldsboro. temperatures right at 60 around henderson, roxboro and south hill. reporting 61. these temperatures could still 8:00a.m. close to 64. 81 at lunchtime. 87 the afternoon high which is actually pretty close to normal for this time of year. closer look at the rest of the work week forecast and when the 90s return. >>> good morning. it's 5:31 we do already a.m. a crash out there in north hills in raleigh. we'll take you right to it here. the circle at north hills there's reportedly a crash there at north hill street. so this is not causing any major delays. not really affecting traffic if you're heading through the area. through durham, roads look pretty good. down through fayetteville no complaints there. and northbound into raleigh looks like there's no excuse not to get to work on time. u.s. 1 from 55 to downtown, 14 minutes. 42 to downtown, just 15. outside new to i-540 things are moving along pretty thisly f

reporting live in durham. cbs north carolina. >> doing great work. thanks. it was a similar scene where hundreds of students were getting some help. 080 backpacks were donated by the register of the students are considered homeless. social workers plan to hand out the backpacks on monday which is the first day of class. it's here. antefirst day of class is fast approaching. share them with us. or e-mail us. we're going to share our pictures too. >> frustrated by the city's response to their concerns about the police. the group wants city sill to -- address racial biefs and serve as an increase in intervention training. >> we need to know that the city of raleigh -- the raleigh police department is actually hearing us. >> a spokesperson for the raleigh police protective association pushed back proposal. the community is not trained. it's currently 5:08. whrment 5:09. the american heart association releases new guidelines. coming up, how much children are actually getting and what parents can do to make sure their kids get the recommended amount. find out abou

a great labor day weekend ahead. >> a water main break in durham. could affect your morning commute. roads closed from lakewood avenue to cobb street. also cobb street closed to shepherds street as well. hill street your best way around it. jackson street options for you. if you're heading through raleigh so far so good. one breakdown in leesville area is strickland road. local roads no reports of accidents there. look at your drive time if you're heading west to itp. starting to get busy out there. >> as we get closer and closer to election day the fbi is warning state election boards to keep an eye out for hackers. they say databases for systems have been breeched this year. they access the person information for as many as 200,000 people. arizona officials had to take their system offline after the fbi told them about the credible cyber threat. wow. >>> 6:23 almost 6:24. apple film fanatics. hey nice game today. thanks. juicy fruit? can't help but chew. >>> no head phone jack. wireless headphones. >> i think we all will. how this headphone thing

no delays to report to you there through durham. roads look good. if you're heading frommed durham down into fayetteville local roads moving well. if you're heading out to the airport, flying to these major airports from rdu, orlando, chicago, dallas, fort worth we do have no. delays at those major airports. 440 and wade avenue. a trouble spot yesterday, not this morning. roads are moving well. >> all right. thank you so much. 4:32 is your time right now. >>> police are investigating what led up to a train hitting and killing a woman in cary. it was on its way from miami to new york when it hit a woman. it left the depot only moments before the accident being released about the victim. as for those on the train, 156 people were on board. flun of them were hurt. of course, we'll let you know and continue to bring you updates as more information comes into the newsroom. >> homicide investigators are just hours into an ongoing death investigation. >> the victim is a young girl. cbs north carolina reporter emma wright live in durham. emma, what's the la

i >> durham police say that the death is suspicious. they say that they will perform an autopsy to try to figure out the exact cause of death. they say homicide investigators are also on the scene. in the meantime family members say they will hold a press conference later this morning to talk more about what happened. cbs north carolina will be there, of course. you can find jut dates on our website wncn.com and >> thank you. a raleigh man who once dressed as santa claus and performed at kids birthday place will beneficiary child porn. 65-year-old pled guilty. he's also worked as a magician before too and authorities say he was busted when he took his computer in for a repair last year. >>> fayetteville police are hoping this video will lead to an arrest. clearly a man had his truck stolen at gunpoint. h last friday morning. >>> right now two hurricanes heading toward hawaii prompting the governor to -- forecasters are expected to pass just south of the big island early thursday. breaking overnight u.s. senator john mccain is advancing

it's 74 degrees in durham, 75 degrees in fayetteville. again, a we've got visibility down to a quarter -- or a half mile excuse me in louisberg haend. henderson -- in henderson. under a mile in raleigh. be careful for that morning drive. you may plan on leaving yourself an extra minute or two. temperatures are going to rise similar to yesterday. a high of 89 yesterday, a high of 88 degrees this afternoon. hours. the best chance of wet weather after lunchtime, generally after 2:00 we'll see the showers and storms starting to move through. that's thanks to the stationary front that will start to the push to the -- start to push to the north today. a few storms possible along that front. we have this area of low pressure over the gulf of mexico. that's streaming in all of this moisture over the next several days. as we head into our day tomorrow and thursday that front fizzles out but the low out of the gulf of mexico. we are staying muggy with still some storms on thursday and friday. friday, saturday and sunday we have this area of high pr

one is schedule today be in raleigh and the other in durham. so far at this point he's not schedule today make any public appearances. >>> the summer olympics officially kick off today in rio de janeiro brazil. swimmer michael phelps the most decorated olympian of all time will carry the u.s. flag. this is the first time a south american city has ever hosted the two week event. >>> well in georgia twin 15- month-old girls are dead after neighbors holding the children in a kiddie pool and using ice packs to bring down their temperatures. >>> a visitation will take place in warrenton for a savior- year-old who drowned sunday at carr lake. >> his family says he was a good swimmer but struggled to stay above the water when eswam out to retrieve a ball -- when eswam out to retrieve a ball. >> a man died after being caugh with his son and a witness tried to rescue him but edade at the hospital. this is the third rip current related death so far this sum zer a 20 fur-year-old man will spend life in prison after he set a fire that killed two women at c

it is 72 degrees in raleigh and also in durham. and it is 67 in henderson and 73 in rocky mount and goldsboro of fog in some spots here and visibility is down to one and a half miles here. >> 3 miles in louisburg and low clouds there as well. >> under a quarter of a mile. this is why it is coming up zero. >> this is warren county as well. keep that in mind. >> it will be climbing into the low 90s and high and mid- to upper 90s. we are a little cooler today. >> 91 gr shower or storm. >> after 2:00 today. >> it will be similar to yesterday. >> can you get a heavy downpour for a minutes and the sun is back out. >> it will be a matter of where the storms pop up and move through. >> most of today. going to ends up on the try side. >> you may need the umbrella for a brief period this afternoon. >> cooler than yesterday. >> 6 degrees. put us us in the muggy category and we dropped out of the steamy category into the muggy see things improving in the week ahead. >> we are looking at partly cloudy skies and the reason for that. this area of

one ill raleigh and the other in durham. as of right now he is not schedule today make any public appearances. >>> the summer olympics kick off today in a rio de janeiro brazil. michael phelps the most decorated olympian of all time will carry the u.s. flag. this is the first time the south american city has ever hosted the two week event. >>> well in georgia, twin sa- month-old girls are dead after being left in a hot car. they found the girl's farther packs to bring down their temperatures. they're questioning the father. >>> a visitation will take place for a 16-year-old who drowned sunday. his family says he was a good swimmer but struggled to stay above water when he swam out to retrieve a ball. >>> a man died after being caught in a rip current in carteret county. the 41-year-old was swimming with his son. related death this summer. >>> a 24-year-old man will spend life in prison after eset a fire that killed two women at carolina beach in 2014. authorities say he set a car on fire underneath the con dez which then spr

s that live look from raleigh durham international airport. the skies look hazy this morning and that will be the satellite and radar not showing anything in the way of rain fall so we are dry, quiet. things will stay that way through today and tomorrow. we can expect a dry weekend but hot one across the area. 78 degrees in raul lee. 76 in durham, siler city, pine hurst. 73 in lewisburg, 74 in roxboro and henderson. we can expect a hot and humid day today. like temperature between 102 and 105. muggy morning will lead to a hot and humid afternoon by 3:00. we'll look at a feels-like at 104 degrees. high temperatures this afternoon. i'll let you know how long the hot weather issticking around and what you can expect for the rest of the weekend coming up. >> we begin with our mp applauding the results of the latest wall street journal maris poll. >> hillary clinton, debbie ross and roy cooper have leads. ross who trailed senator richard burb by seven points last night now leads him by 2. cooper now has a 7-point lead over governor mccrory. electio

cbs north carolina joins us live from the durham rescue mission. emma, you've been out there all day. you know families have been standing in line for hours for this really special event. >> yeah. some of them showed up at 4 a.m. to get in line for this. this is one of the backpacks out. most of these donated by a corporate sponsor. they donated almost 3,000 backpacks. you got a little look at what's inside. we're talking some pencil cases, normal notebooks, some binder, all the things you need to make it a successful back to school, hopefully. we talked with some parents the average cost of back to school and the backpack could run them upwards of $50, $60. more if you have more than student. the rescue mission does here is really a big help. >> no, not really. it's been very helpful. >> it's huge. it takes a lot help. we have a very small staff and to pull out an event like this, it take just ton of volunteers and many, many hours to get all the backpacks together, the food, the clothing. away these pack packs they give things like clothing and f

durham freeway. it is starting to get busy in durham. we'll see you again with your traffic update in just a few minutes. >> thanks, allie. >> a desperate search for survivors is now underway killed 37 people. >> that number only expected to rise overt next few hours. it struck the central section of the country around 3:30 this morning. most of us would be. survivors described using pillows as their only shield from the ceilings caving in. the elon university basketball team team is in italy right now. their coach says they are safe but described feeling the quake even though they're a hundred miles away. >> a crime investigation on nccu's campus. a robbery was reported on east lawson street just after midnight. campus police have not released a whole lot of information. we do have called into the school and the police department to find out more for you. we'll bring you the new details as soon as we learn them. bond has been set and raised. jar d. both face felony child abuse charges. bond was raised. the little girl is out of the hosp