early vote and he actually won north carolina. he was a gameday player in north carolina. so we think -- we know a lot of time left and 13 days left. most americans are going to cast their votes on election day and we never are going to win this election because enthusiasm and momentum the movement in the polls, i mean, hillary clinton has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising and much of it against donald trump and yet, you know, 50% in the swing states and has a advantage and we have the momentum. >> when is he and joe biden going behind the barn to do whatever they are going to do back there? >> i thought he acted like a bully. and the vice president was very disappointing to hear the vice president of the united states suggest violence the old-fashioned way. i think if donald trump said anything, he remotely close to that, we would have had our hr on fire for three days. we would have had high school psychologists coming in and

blug bullying and violence. i hope the campaign is fought in the final two weeks on the issues and it will be fought on the issue of change and what this is about. 75% of americans want to take the country in a new and different direction and one only one candidate that represents a big break from the past and not more of the same. >> kellyanne conway, thank you for joining us. >> thank you all. in our next hour, our issues that matter series. looks at the supreme court under next president. two and ted olson in studio 57. boy, do we have a lot to talk to them about. >> they are good friends. and they have also been together on other issues. >> and they have been able to work together too. even with opposite opinions. it can be done. thousands of california national guard members ordered to return bonuses could soon get help. we first told you about this story on monday when soldiers were told to pay back money they

wars in iraq and afghanistan. now the president, the pentagon, and congress are all pushing for a fix on that. jan crawford is outside the army national guard readiness center in arlington, virginia with the latest. >> reporter: this is an issue that bridges the partisan divide. it's uniting hillary clinton and donald trump. paul ryan and nancy pelosi. there is no shortage of outrage at the national guard for gng after soldiers who stayed in to fight in iraq and afghanistan. speaking in paris, defense secretar ash carter said potential solutions are crafted at the pentagon's highest levels. >> we are going to look into it and resolve it. i have asked the deputy secretary of defense bob work. he is working on that right now. >> reporter: although the national guard began sending collection notices years ago, many in washington were caught by surprise. >> it really defies comprehend.

iraq and afghanistan soldiers were offered generous snents incentives to reenst. it was revealed that more than $15 million was given to ineligible californiauard members. speaker paul ryan called it an injustice. the house oversight committee announced an investigation to see that officials are held accountable. >> this wasn't just a problem in california, although it may have been worse in cor national guard said it has helped about 4,000 soldiers keep 37 million dollars in bonus money. it also says it asked chronic in 2014 to pass a law to help waive the debts but no action was taken. >> it's aolutely dumbfounding. >> reporter: robert richmond served in afghanistan and iraq. when he didn't pay back a

reported the debt to credit agencies and ruined his credit score. >> it felt like betrayal and it was depressing and want nothing more to resolve it for myself and every soldier who got that recruitment letter. >> reporter: congress is promising to pass legislation to help the guardsmen but will not reconvene until after the election. american back forces front lines. isis has been trying to divert the military by launching attacks elsewhere. united nations official are concerned about this. holly williams has more from erbil. >> reporter: the unconfirmed reports of atrocities in mosul

officers and civilians. ten miles from mosul, these kurdish forces have the town of bashika surrounded. isis flag. these refuges are fleeing a nearby village where they lived under isis for two years. they deprived us of everything, said this man. there was only praying, getting up, praying, and that is it. around 9,000 p began, according to the u.n. with around a million civilians still trapped under isis ie mosul. but there are fears already that isis fighters could use the exodus to escape or launch terr attacks. this amp housing some refuges from mosul, they separate the men on arrival to interrogate them. these men told us they welcome

safe. but ahmho came the north to the south is accused of being an isis fighter. he admits that his father and two brothers join the extremist but adamant he did not. why did you flee now? why not before? we heard there was an amnesty for people, even if they had family members in isis, he said. so i came to find out. prove that he is innocent. norah? >> thank you so much, holly williams in iraq. justin timberlake is not in sync with 9:00 a.m. election law. why his voting booth selfie is reigniting arguments saying you cannot take a photo in polling places. first, i good morning to you, a very cold start to our day, 39 degrees right now.

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ahead, a rare visit to north korea to see if sanctions now. >> it's 7:26. good morning i'm stefan chase. both democrats and republican are criss-crossing the state vying for your vote. some people are concerned about the issues of voting machines. cbs noh carolina's beairshelle edme joins us live from downtown raleigh with this stefan, officials say they are well aware of the issues that may be happening in several polling centers, specifically with the touch screen machines and that people are saying their votes are not accurately being reported. as well we want to point to a specific location. we're told this is happening in cumberland county. there may be several other locations throughout the state where there this is also occurring. they have received complaints and they do want people to know they also test and as well vet

to make sure they are accurately reflecting voters choices. they say they want to ensure touch screen machines accurately record voter's selections. we will continue to follow these issues that are being recorded in various different places and bring you the latest. reporting live in downtown raleigh, beairshelle edme. >> thanks a lot. time for a check on the forecast, here is alyssa. >> time is now 7:27. talk about a kind of halloween- esque shot eerie as we do start off our wednesday morning. fog not impacting a large part of our viewing area. the cold is certnly making itself known. 39 in raleigh, 34 in sanford. we have 36 in pinehurst. 40 in lillington and raeford. northward we have the upper 30s in south hill, henderson and roxboro. today is one of those cooler than normal days with a high of 65. we make it back to 70 tomorrow,

thursday night. we're dry again for friday and friday nigootbalgames and look out for the weekend ahead. it is going to be a warm fall weekend. 75 saturday, 78 on sunday. i'll hand it now to ali. good morning, we have a crash out there on i-40, the westbound side the onramp by page road. you can see crews working to clean it up. but the onramp is closed and we've got a lot of rubbernecking delays because of it. travel through du is blocked. we'll let you know when that clears. if you're traveling through the raleigh area not too bad. we do have a few trouble spots you need to know about. hillsborough street at horn street we have a crash. taking you farther south, nc50 benson road at timber drive. we have a crash and some moderate delays on nc50 because of it. your drive times if you're heading north raleigh.

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with you talked about this. we all love driving. i turn up the tunes when i'm by myself. >> with no shame. >> jared on our crew is laughing another me. did you not think i'm that kind of person? i am! >> i know you are. i love james corden who feels very good about himself. >> this is who i am. >> this is who i am big time. >> now we are on this subject. when we were flying back from las vegas, gayle was in the seat in front of me and and she was going like this and dennising. >> -- dancing. >> i listen to a big range but that day, adele and others. >> a party of one is always good. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half hour, the impact of sanctions over north korea's nuclear weapons program on the economy of the country.

to their capital. a bug is decimatg citrus droves in florida. how they are trying to keep their way of life and business aalive. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. artificial intelligence at the center of its military strategy. there are fears it could kill robots like the terminator. the pentagon is testi drones, identifying surgeons without the help of one defense official said they would be like ironman than the rmin. fugitive wanted for killing two rlfts may be hunting for more victims. authorities say michael vance junior has a hit list up to eight names. vance has been taunting police on facebook videos.

abusing his then wife has been released by his team. kicker josh brown was cut yesterday by the new york giants. details of his 2015 arrest on domestic abuse charges became public in august. the giants owner admitted handling of the team's issue was misguided. a top united states intelligence official has a grim outlook on north korea's nuclear program. i talked to james clapper yesterday at the council on foreign relations. president will face in handling the isolated nation. >> i think the notion of getting the north koreans to denuclearize is probably a lost cause. they are not going to do that. that is their ticket to survival. >> adriana diaz recently traveled to pyongyang and saw how the international sanctions have affected the country. >> reporter: good morning.

sanctions target their nuclear program and making an effort to only took us to places we wanted to see so we didn't get a full picture of life behind the curtain but what we did encounter surprised us. the streets of pyongyang are busier than ever. roads that used to be carless now flow with traffic. stop lights are still rare so patriotic traffic cops maintain order. as we were driven around, we saw a whole neighborhood on the rise cranes. north korea's economy shrank last year but this looks like a place that is sxangexpanding. not a country crippled by sanctions. the purpose of the sanctions is to squash us but we cannot surrender said this man. we have to defend our lives and our nuclear program. that nuclear program is why, in march, the u.n. imposed their harshest restrictions against

the result? yet another nuclear test in september. the fifth so far. economist song helps advise policynd was selected by the government for our interview. were the sanctions simply ineffective? we have abundant natural resources that can be used for nuclear technology, ed, and the nuclear threats made by the u.s. that caused all this. do you think hillary clinton or donald trump is more likely to the question is whether a new president is willing to abandon hostile policies, he told us. presidents all sanction us and we just grow stronger. it's a claim they want us to believe, but the average person here earns just over a thousand dollars a year. less than half what they made in the 1980s. they are staying afloat thanks to china and its appetite for

china bought more coal in august and taking advantage of an humanitarian exemption in the law and that loophole that secretary of state john kerry wants to close. >> it's, obviously, being abused. why is it ed? because the greatest amount of coal and the greatest amount of revenue historically has just passed between china and north korea. >> reporter: china would have to sign on to any new u.n. sanctions. they oppose north korea's unwilling to go as far as western powers want and fear an economic collapse could send millions of refuges across the border and u.s. troops now based in south korea also on their doorstep. >> what do they know about what is happening in the united states and the election? >> the government officials seem plugged in anding for it and hoping the new president can reset relations but locals had actually never heard of donald trump or hillary clinton. probably one of the few places in the world that has been

here. but what they did say they hope the new president will work for them as long as it's not someone like obama or president bush. >> thank you, adriana. nice to see you in states. >> welcome back. florida's nearly 11 billion dollar citrus industry faces a growing danger from disease. a tree killing bacteria is wiping out the orange groves. 90% are affected and next year's orange harvest could be one of the lowest on record. david florida, with more onow they are trying to stop the disease. >> reporter: referensearchers be they are close to developing the system. it is really the only cure. he idiseased tree. it's thing and the fruit coming off of here is smaller and misshapen. another example of disease fruit

worked his family's citrus groves since he was a boy. >> it's not a job and it's not a business. it's a way of life. >> reporter: a way of life in crisis because of this tiny bug and carries a disease from china known as greening. it appeared in the u.s. in 2005 and increasing threat to florida's entire citrus industry. profits are razor thin for growers like johnson. >> we are always constantly looking. is there a way to cut costs or, you know, if the fruit market is not this, can we make >> it's an emotional time. i'm the fourth generation to be here and to give that up would really hurt me. >> reporter: florida and oranges have always been synonymous. >> did you have you glass of florida orange juice this morning? >> reporter: this single state produces more oranges than any country in the world, except brazil. but production is plummeting. in 2004, florida produced 240 million boxes of oranges.

greening and why researchers are okinat every possible option to try to combat it. >> these fruit are smaller and lopsided. >> reporter: michael rogers is an entomologist with the university of florida citrus program. >> growers are still harvesting fruit but not as much fruit as they used to and spending three times the money to get that crop and the crops are much smaller. >> reporter: researchers are feeling desperate. this is an experimental grove freeze from infection and it's effective, but expensive. many farmers are having a hard time keeping up. there are 130,000 acres of ghost orchards abandoned and left to the weeds. as profits have dropped, steve johnson has diversified, branching into other businesses. >> i get the sense greening is not going to kill that? it might kill the trees but not our spirit. >> reporter: mr. johnson looks

learned to live with. here what he is doing. watering more often and spoonh f his trees across 600 acres of orange groves are all infected wi with greening. >> what an incredible story. david, thank you. makes you appreciate a glass of orange juice! >> i was just thinking that. it will taste better next time. >> the price of farming. >> that's right. snapping a selfie while you vote could land you in trouble. ahead the growing backlash against a selfie by justin timberlake. subscribe to our new "cbs this morning" podcast and get the news of the day and extended interviews and podcast originals. you can find them on itunes and apple's podcast app. we will be right back. ? ?

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many other states. ben tracy shows us how the ballox selfie could create problems in the upcoming election. ? >> reporter: justin timberlake always seems ready for his close-up but this de-eyed selfie could have gotten j.t. jail time. taking photos in polling places in tennessees forbidden. he posted his pi on instagram after voting in the following. the problem isn't hearing, it's seeing. while 19 states allow you to share a ballot box selfie, at leas 18 others have laws that bait. in some states taws are unclear or allow for pictures of mail-in ballots. >> a lot ofhese rules were written before there were cell phones. >> reporter: rick hassan i an expert in elec law at ucere vu

ballot. people can't bribe youecause that i ngerous. >> reporter: in the socl media age the ballot selfie seems unevidenta unevidentable. and for some the picture is not even enough. some states are changing their lawsallow selfies and in illinois they even set up a selfie booth to gi people a legal spot to take their shot but that idea is not good enough fo jl crookston. he is suing his home state of ballot selfies. >> any time that there is law that is writtenhat infringes upon our rights, we shou challenge that as citizens. ? >> reporter: as for justin timberlake? don't worry. he is not being locked up. the tennessee sectary of state's office actually seems to be enjoying the publicity saying, we are thrilled justin cat stop theeeling whent me, soe voted early inern is promoting voting to his millions of fans.

want to keep it to yourself. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, los angeles. >> i love the reaction from the tennessee secretary of state. i'm trying to figure out why th is a problem if you're taking a selfie of yourself? i can see if i took a picture of you or you while you're voting but of myse? i don't get why this is an usual. do you? >> other than you might hold up the lines or whatever it maybe. if it encourages moreeo to vond it's a good thing. a br run makes history. the big rig dery without a driver behind e wheel. first, it's time to check your local weather. good moing to you, talk abousu. lo at is a live picture from our wer camera, that sun foyour morning drive in. ult you're also going to need to grab a jacket. we are at 39 grees here in raleigh. the laste we in the

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we count on them to show up for us. now buck newton wants to be our p law-enforcement officer, but he failed to show up in the state senate. buck missed nearly one out of five votes, more than any senator but one. 10 times, buck was penalized for missing tax deadlines. his business was dissolved. there's too much at stake is buck stops here. north carolina news starts now. >> it's 7:56. good morning, i'm stefan chase. >> today in kinston, a popular business will reopen after hurricane matthew damage. the neuse sport shop was flooded but thanks to hard work by dedicated volunteers today the storeis reopening. cbs north carolina's lauren havila joins us live from

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diction as well. remember this was the shot i showed you about an hour ago where we is that true low lying fog in cary. that's dissipated throughout the last half hour or hour or so. as far as the temperatures are concerned they're starting to climb as well. we're back to 41 in raleigh. a small improvement but we'll take it. still 34 in sanford, 37 in roxboro and henderson. 39 right now in south hill. these temperatures are colder thante colder in durham, and down around fayetteville, clinton and goldsboro as well. 65 our high, back to 0 tomorrow, don't forget there's a small chance for shower, mainly thursday night after the sunsets. 7: right now let's get a check on the roaays th ali. good moing, i-40 at road, westbound onra st blocked, cre workingto cl that crash of rubber neckers

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? it is wednesday, october 26th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morn? there is more real news ahead, including "issues that matter." the new president? ted olson and david boies is in studio 57 to discuss. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> in the stage of the campaign, time is the most precious commodity. oddly, donald trump will not spend this morning in a battleground state. >> rare for clinton to spend two straight days in one state but what she is doing here in florida because the largest battleground state. >> are youosing the early ground game?

enthusiasm and movement in the polls. hillary clinton has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in advertise and has the huge advantage but we havthe momentum. >> there is no shortage of outrage at the national guard for going after soldiers who stayed in to fight in iraq and afghanistan. >> justin timberlame cast an early ballot. he took a selfie inside the voting booth but that action is against the law in tennessee. that is the vote this year like this. >> a youth football team in rhode island was kicked off of its league after they snuck an adult man in the starting lineup. that really happened! an adult man in there. on the bright side, tim tebow scored 12 touchdowns! >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.

election. hillary clinton and donald trump campaign today in two of the biggest battleground states. clinton will spend a second day in florida. trump goes to north carolina after promoting his new washington, d.c. hotel. >> that is doral golf club in florida yesterday. donald trump seized on the news that average cost of obamacare premiums will jump next year and trump said he'll replace the law with something less expensive are having problem with obamacare. then it was said most of the. we are looking at the cou in our ongoing series "issues that matter. >> here is how the candidates

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overturn row v wade? >> if we put another two or three justices on, that will happen. and that will happen automatically, in my opinion, because i am putting pro life jues onhe court. >> i support the second amendment. i think we need comprehenve background checks, weeed to close the online loophole, close the gun show loophole. >> we need a supreme court that, in my opinion, is going to uphold the second amendment and all amendments, but the second absolute siege. >> the supremeourt shod represent all of . that is how iee the court. >> the supreme court is what it's all about >> two legal legends are wh us to dcuss the cllenges before david bos ted o the opposing side of bush versu uthe t teamed u i

boies says he is votingor hillary inton and t anced his c. i cheered when and we are fidiscsing this issue. ted, if this ection is contested, if donald trump alleges it's ri, cou it make its way to the sreme court? >> it's conceivable it could make its wayo the supreme court. it dep so mu on ha in close votes, in individual states because of the way the electoral college is set up the votes is by state and if it's close in a particular state as it was 000 inlorida it's conceivable there will be arguments about disputes then and about butterfly ballot, absentee ballot and veterans ballots and how things were counted in recounts. it's conceivable that could happen again but highly unlikely. >> david, when was the last time we had a rigged election?

had a rigged election for the presidency. you've had some vy close elections. you've had situations in wher illinois. you had iues in000 tc i don'tnk a rigged ha det t >> does hacking change that? has particularly with use eltron rticularly wit u electronic machines that don't have a paper record. some electronic machines, the optical character recni machin have paper record so yond check it. tlectro machines don't have a paper record. les?3h abortion. in, yes u

fir have to find somebody that want to overturn it and there would have to be an argument on it and find enough people on the court to actually overturnit. a lot of times people get on the urt and they change their mind. anne of thengshi is pointing tourt onc on the supreme court you can't recall it. >> do you remember he used the word immediately in the imely and why i asked that question. >> the point you're making, it' not easily done. >> not easily done and not edictable. once people get on the court at the this will you take each other andte lis to argument. u can't sure who you're going to get. etalk about-heourt is now eightmbs,usti , in fac hillary clinton

ecof the senators saying but theres possibility. if hillary clinton is elected president, the republica mig decide, year who is a lot y a a lot re liral. in the court of appeals f the d.c. circuit a the republicans do a lot worse. >> the power might be with mitch mcconnl to bring i the senate. >> he is the one who has to decide. >> fountai democrats win the senate there might be a calculation that hillary clinton cod appoint somebody more liberal? >> whato you make of the fact th have t and taken a vote on it yet? >> i think it's very

ptiol. >> i think secretary clinton has said that too. >> i think that's right. but particularly not giving him a vote. you could disagree or agree that he ought to be confirmed. i frankly share with ted, he ought to beonfirmed butn'ink yo reasonabe shodn be given a vote. that is a senatos responsibility. >> can i ask about guns? a leaked audio at clinton fund-raiser. she said the supreme court is wrong on the second amendment and i'm going to make that case every chance i get so we will need your help on that. was that was autheller decision. shsaid the supreme court is hen wrong on the second amendment? ted? >> well, i don't know exactly what that was in her mind when she said tha she mns that, i do

rirhe secon amendment. that woue quite siificant. no what the smed an indivual right that may be reasonably regulated by the states or by the legislatures. so with respect to the types of weapons, when you received a weapon, what ki of background check, those a all reasonable regulations that are permissible under that. >> about justice scalia write that opinion? >> yes. >> there are eight members now. if hillary clinton wins and she gets to a point a retires, the two oldest members are liberal democrats, aren't they not? ginsburg and stephen breyer so she would be reappointing zb somebody -- >> the three oldest average 80 andha kennedy. >> right. >> the last three that have left averaged 80 when t left the court for one way or another. it's very likely there will be another vacay.

ere in supreme court. they live qte long. david and i are never going to havehat chce. but they live long but there is a likelihood tre is a vacancy the second or thirdar. >> two people on opposing sides and not felt the neeo hind the barn and beat each other up, what advice do you have for people who see things differently to just get along? e makes this count work. have got to get along and fihe things that unite us and not divide us and the way this country has been successful and i think the way we have to that. real andaith th canpresoe conflicts and believe in those stutns that hav a tse great country for a long time >>ncng? law. >> absolutely. >> sgreatha bothf you

thank you so much. tomorrow, we are going to continue our "issues that matter" series with a look at education. university of north carolina president margaret spellings will join us with the challenges facing the nation's schools. meditation is turning students around at one ti school in maryland. wn kids sbave at robert colema elenty schl in baltime, then't go tthe pr inpas good morning to y, 41 degrees right now, we're looking ouve over the inca the distance, not really a cloud in sigas this dnmorning. nompee rtin toimb an h am high today is 65, th's5

.. dierks bents bentley and ell king, ahead, they interview each other about love and relationships and careers you're watching "cbs this morning." d careers.

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you might not expect to find inner peace inside a bustling elementary school but a growing number of students in baltimore are learning to do just that. they start each day with deep breathing. tony dokoupil is at robert coleman elementary school where misbehaving udents are sent to the meditation room instead of the principal's office.

what the school calls a mindful moment. a 15-minute blend of yoga and meditation and you canee some of it going on behind me. you might not expect this kind of thing in west baltimore but the division of two brothers in the neighborhood. it's the morning rush at robert coleman elementary school. but after the buses arrive and the kids pour in, the usual classroom chatteromes complete stop fill your belly like a balloon. >> reporter: three days, the students take care of mindful moments. they learn to breathe and stretch and block out distractions. you've seen a difference? >> a huge difference. >> reporter: car dlina is the school's principal. >> they actually taught the students to redirect the

positive. >> reporter: you have seen the suspensions go down? >> we have h zo suspensions. >> rorr:hen students fight or misbehavet coleman, they aren't sent to the principal's office but ce is w they are taught to ree conflicts pely. and teach others what they have learned. out all right. how do i do it? >> breathe through your nose. a. how do i do it? >> breathe through your nose. >> i have passed this on, all of the problems, i've passed that on and worry about what is going for , what is more important. >> rter: t program is the vision of ali and ottoman smi oup upn a violent neighborhood >> all of these things just getting dumped on these kids and they need a way to kind of deal with it. >> reporter: many of th

the brothers' mission, they say, is also a matter of personal activism. >> we are teaching kids at a young age to make a change in our community as far as conflicts are resolved because if they were about the past it brings about anger and future causes anxiety and this makes you focus on the presen icreeally is. >> reporter: now the brothers do have a vision for their own future. right now, they are i 1 reaching about 4,000 kids per week. it's working so well they want to go to other cities and other students as soon as possible. >> tony, thank you. i love this story! >> i hope other schools are watching and great they are getting them at such a young age. >> the smith brothers make a good point about trying to resolve conflict and as many teachers will tell you, sometimes they can't teach because of other issues that kids are facing. >> should they start meditating in washington, do you think? >> i agree.

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this is the america that i know and love. if we set those goals and we go together, there's nothing that america can't do. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she asked me when i grow old. >> that is chris martin of coldplay and who is that young one there? that happens to be his son, 10 years moses singing "house of gold" in malibu, california.

little bit of your heart" with her mother. >> tilt it up. >> you can north carolina news starts now. good morning, i'm rus bowen. it's 8:25. with just 13 days to go until election day this week, the nominees have been criss- crossing our state vying for your votes. today no different. republican presidential nominee donald trump ll campaign in arlotte and kinston today while his rival hillary clton first lady michelle obama tomorrow. today president clinton will campaign for his wife in wilmington, stay with cbs north carolina for all your coverage on air and onlineat wncn.com. the north carolina attorney general's office has rd more than 180 price goung at least eight of those were specifically for enterprise rent-a-cars around the state inuding raleigh, evle, mberton,

investigating cases of rates to rent a doubling. one person who wrote complaint about the price gouging says he doesn't want to see it happen to anyone else. >> i'm not in the military anymore but i can still serv my community. >> officials with enterprise corporate say in a statement we take the attorney general's comments seriously and will review every complaint or concern. the search continues for a third suspect wanted in connection with a sh first brought yesterday morning 19-year-old terrence lyons and 23-year-old gerald holmes are facing attempted first degree urder charges. they led deputies on a 2-mile chase that ended on a dead end street. that's when investigators say the deputy before running away. all rit, alyssa, it is really nice out. just was outside, gorgeous sun but you do need a jacket. >> you certainly do russ. temperatures are still in the

live picture from the top of the hill restaurant in chapel hill. lets get to the latest temperatures. if you're go aheading ready to he out the door, 41 in raleigh, then we're looking at a temperature around 41 through raeford, fayetteville clinton. goldsboro this morng and rocky mount cle to 40 at noon today we should be close to 59. still cool. you may want that jacket. mainly sunny, normal high for this time of the year is 70. we're going to stay in the mid- 60s. so below that mark but just for what happens tomorrow. we climb back to near 70. thursday night there will be the chance for a few sho. i think they'll happen after sunset thursday anbefore sunrise on friday. your day hours shouldn't be actually impacted. 72 then on friday. as we head into the weekend ahead, get ready for some warmer temperatures. 75 saturday, 78 sunday, but dry and for halloween next week, we're at 71 for an afternoon high. trick or treaters will likely deal with temperatures falling

it is almost 8:28 right now. it's been a busy morning on the roads. let's get the latest with ali. >> it is looking a lot better by i-40 at page road. that accident that was blocking the westbound ramp has been cleared so your commute into durham is a little bit easier. as we take a look at our maps you can see we do still have yellow and orange moderate to heavy delays as youo head west and we also have a crash on glenwood avenue which would have been your alternate route there. a heads-up to you if you're taking glenwood avenue this crash. t. w. alexander drithat ware is where it's at. we have a crash on u.s. 64 business knightdale boulevard, the westbound side. that's still out there. the one on 264 right in wendell has been cleared but we still have moderate delays because of that crash. westbound drive times not looking too good to rtp, very slow this morning on 540 from you're heading from garner

? welcome cko "cbs this rni? coming up in this half hour, the new nflix drama called "the crown" shows the ely years of queen elizabeth. queen elizabeth the co winston churchill. torsoh low and clairee f foy are in the green room with more on that to come. >> elle king and dierks bentley in our "sething in common" series is coming up time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. the guardian of britain say

the vatican yesterdaylarified the rule. sayingshes must go to a cemeteriy orno s place. they say burial is still preferd. "usa today" reveals how long it will take foren ad thwose theage it forit! new s ss will all hafboss l righchs yse wen half of whame? >> we are hoping. >> we areing for ier. >> a girl actor john lithgow is a five-time emmy winner and

foy who plays queen elizabeth ii. in this clip, we see the 25-year-old queen meeting prime minister churchill for the first time. >> i am having tea. doit down. >> i never minister refrement. nor a chair. the president sat by your great great grandmother while others of us standing like counselors and to waste time is a grievous sin. >> a grievous sin. we are very delighted to have john lithgow and claire foy to the table. welcome. so interesting when they came into the green room, john sa,

other a while? john said, yesterday on charlie's show but shows how tight you have become. you're an oscar nominee and golden globe winner and emmy winner. are you aware you're john lithgow and you know something about acting? >> yes he is winston churchill. it's a big responsibility to play these people. >> and you're an playing sir winston churchill. >> they were incredibly welcoming. in fact, they had more confidence in me than i had in my myself. >> i was told they wanted an american because they wanted a different perspective. true? >> well, our writer pete morgan, he coined the term churchill fatigue over there in england. all of the major actors have played churchill so they needed something else so they hired a clown from america.

her father unexpectedly dies at age 56? >> yes. i think sort of a presepgs. i suppose she knows exactly what she is doing and i certainly think she does now but i think at that point she had no apprenticeship into the roll and had no real idea of the day-to-day job or the running of the kind of the crown. and so she was massively unprepared, i think. and understandably grieving, sort of help her. >> is that what she found in urchill? >> definitely, i think. but what she really found in churl was what is what someone's agenda is as well. i think churchill was an incredible statesman and he showed her the way, but, at the same time, she learned about politics anditicians through churchill. >> john, dyou think there was some sort of mutual dependency in some way? >> absolutely. churchl, at t vy

minister at age 75, t o for the job. he lasted until age 80, but only by sheer canniness. he hungn thatrime it was the queen's reliance on him so it was kd of a mutual interdependence they had for a a while until she didn't need him anre. >> most of us know she is e >> hey should haveed kissing and tre kissing! aner there is vulnerablity ne there. you too say you were intimidated and you're british, about taking this role. >> i was more intimidated by the size of the scale of the show, because i knew it was going to be big in the sense that you

that scale and you need those 7,000 extras and you need the kos t costumes and rooms they were in. >> the first episode is through what year? >> 4756. >> it also includes a relationship she has? >> yeah. it really. and ihink you see snes peopl who are st of- from the -- from their wedgings, madly in love and trying to navigate their marriage and bringing up theiil in the world. >> i know at one point he has told being devoted t h would be the highest form of patriotism you couldo for ur cotry. he said whe? i have things i want to do too. >> we are talking about matt smith, the actor, who plays the part and just beautifully. in fact, it's very nice of you to have justhe two of us but an amazing, hugecast. tionship of the two ofhem

laugng and gigg onhe set? >> none. >> everyone got along famously. >> they did. >>o, no. she, for some reason i jusead her laugh constantly. and, of course, when she laughed, i laughed. >> and you love laughing, so it just ended up great. >> how did you do that, john? in the green room clasaid, you are not going to tell em, are you? >> i do havers for how not to l >> it's foolproof. >> i taught it to claire but i >> any evidence that the royal family pays attention to all of these movies and plays about them and about the queen? >> we can only speculate. i don't know how with all of the publicity we are doing, i don't know how they can missit. >> do they comment? do they express -- >> probably not, probably not. it's the -- the entire idea of the series is how private they are. and they tend not to comment on

policy and disposition. >> there's a picture that you brought or somebody brought that when they came to your show yesterday, you had trouble getting through security? is that true? >> yes. >> at charlie's show. >> when you go into the building, their i.d. has a photograph of the last time you visited. you may remember this. >> yes, i do! >> i came as king. >> they were quickly terrified! >> that is awesome! the building! >> i think i'm going to wear this forever! >> security! >> a picture of the future! >> tt is david letterman! >> that's right! >> i saw it and thought that is dave letterman! >> thank you both so much. continued success. >> good luck. >> great series. >> "the crown" premieres november 4th on netflix. unlikelyu3 collaboration is taking nashville by storm. >> if you could have anyone,

collaboration with, who would it, dead or alive? >> merle hagger would be awesome to do a collaboration with him. i loved sinatra but don't know how it would sound. how about you? >> i'm just using you to get to blake shelton. >> love that. dierks bentley and elle king

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newest installment of our ries "somethi? common" brings together two ices w cross genres. dierks bentley is a giant in country music and has 15 number one singles and grammy nominations. >> elle kin is a new voice in xs and os. the two are sharing the studio and stage for the number one country single different for girls. the pair took us along for the ride to the grand ole opry nashville, tennessee. >> just cruising. johnny cash on the speaker. ? we got made in a fever hotter than a pepper sprout ?

? i'm going to jackson i'm going to mess around ? >> ready? >> let's do it. ? >>he song, "different for girls" i had this great song sent to me and trying to find a way to take this great song and take it somewhere unexpected so i look for someone weird and different. >> were you a little nervous, though? honestly. >> i had no idea it was gng to come out of your mouth and what people were going to think when they saw this rocker with blue hair and tattoosrywhere and for me this once in a career thing. we just go for something and actually works o better than you actually ever could have impl implanted if you had implanted . ?

with whisk and coke ? >> girls are a little bit stronger. kind of recognizing their feelings and emotions and g there and guys tend to brush them off withlcohol and hook ups and stuff butistening to your song you're not afraid to brush off relationship drama with both. >> i think i have the both sides of both worlds because i am a woman but i am also a tom boy and always hung out with boys and wanted tola of acted likman. ? ? they want me they want me they won't let go ? >> different for girls is so different than xs and os. it is tp seopposite, ght? it is kd ofhe opposite. i have done both.

for days andn like, who re o needou you're happily married now back when you were like in fifth grade,ow did you deal with a breakup? >> in some ways somef my worst breakups i'm definitely the g girl. i should be singing your lines to the sg. my hair wod be falling out. i lost all of this weight. i kind of connect atle bi to like, you know, the -- to the female part of that song. artists entrance. i got a first-timer here, elle king. >> how are you? >> i love this dressing room. roy always leaves his door opens. he never closes the door to his dressing room. you go by and hear picking going on and what not. nashville, this environment, how is it compared to big city stuff? >> it's different. i'm seeing nashville in a different way because when i

job and i like made coffees and couldn't get a show if i tried. so it's definitely different. >> i'm seeing nashville differently because of you because i see the way people treat you. so many nice people in country music. so endearing. this is room four. kind of the first time opry appearances are. all of these great quotes. three greatest musical moments of my life. >> wow. >> i think we will make some good musical moments tonight. i'm excited. >> this is a dream comeru me. >> i do remember you making a comment, hey, i like -- make a country record or be a country singer? >> i like making all different types of music because i don't ever want in just one genre. i want to make a sole album and maybe country music and maybe a rapper. >> put your hands together for the one and only dierks bentley.

collaboration or any collaboration with, dead or alive, who would be it? >> merle haggard, love to do a duet with him. i loved frank issinatra but i don't know how it would sound. how about you? >> i'm just using you to get to blake shelton. >> the first time to be on the opry stage, please welcome, everybody, elle king. our song "it's different for girls." ? it's different for girls when their hearts get broke i can't tape it back together with whiskey and coke ? ? i don't take somebody home and act like it's nothing ey c switch it on erti ty a song ? >> how does it feel to be

cool and rock 'n' roll with me? >>'m defitely not pop. >> really? >> i've never won a crossover like this genre. >> do you want to do a duet with me on my next album? i would. you're about the only person i'd like to do anying with. >> really? >> proof. >> allright. >> we have to do something classy. ? we got married i a fever right where the peppers sprout we have been talking about jackson ev since the fir ? in your hair i'm going to snowball jac ? >> i wouldn't put the two together but like it'srue difference for g when they hearts get broke. narrator: it's all connected. richard burr wrote a plan to ivate medica

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temperature. >> that's exactly right. it is certainly a chilly start. we were dropping into the 30s this morning here in raleigh. that's the first time we've dropped into the upper 30s since the middle of april. take that jacket with you. we are warming up nicely. back to 47, which is closer to normal for this time of year. as far as your temperatures elsewhere, 42 in henders and south hill. 43 in roxboro. still 36 in pinehurst. your forecast for the day ahead, plenty of your noon temperature take a close look at that, still 59 degrees. now as we head into an afternoon high, we should be close to 65. that is close to 5 degrees cooler than where we should be for this time of year. normal is closer to 70 and that'shere we'll be on our thursd. thursday night there will be a small chance for a shower. please keep in mind for that, although it should come in after sunset and those showers should be out of here before sunrise on friday morning. friday afternoon we'll continue to see those temperatures

75 on saturday. 78 on sunday. and halloween is on monday, 71 there. we are looking at temperatures falling through the mid and lower 60s for trick or treaters monday evening. that's your latest forecast. you're going to have a lot company out there. if you're heading on i-40 westbound, the good news is the accident has cleared near the entry ramp. bad news is than earlier but we will still be slowing down as you travel in that area. our raleigh map showing a bunch of crashes out there. if you are heading out the door anytime soon, make sure you give yourself an extra 5 minutes or so, nc at chapel hill road at south pot drive is an area we have a crash look at your drive times, sl hat p, alf omarner area, 43

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