home from jail today. >> he was arrested seven months ago. leyla santiago has covered this story and she has information about his return and it comes with a cost. >> the financial cost, $10,000, that's how much the judge set for his bond. this afternoon we've learned that his supporters have raised that money for the riverside introduced you to nearly 7 months ago. william acosta, he failed to show up for an immigration hearing in charlotte. he's been held for months in a detention facility in georgia. his attorney says he was fleeing from gay violence. he told us that in several interviews, his attorney

just this week a judge granted him bond. as we have shown you the riverside high school student has a lot of supporters teachers and friends who rallied on his behalf. i had a chance to talk to his mother since she received word that a judge granted him bond as you might imagine. she was so excited about the possibility of his release and is now excited that supporters have reached their goal to pay for bond. in two days to post his bond which is just amazing, i'm still in disbelief that at the end of this, it's all moved so quickly, but i want them to know this is not the end of everything for, he has to face one hearing, for his federal immigration appeal, that could take several months. >> and that hearing, his attorney told me this morning,

of asylum as for when he could actually make it back to durham, his supporters tell me it will likely baseball no earlier than tuesday, because it could take several days to process the money and get it from fund financed and then go to charlotte, pay the bond and travel to georgia to pick him up. back to you. leyla santiago reporting live in durham. we have new information of a woman walking along fayette street and she died this morning. angela taylor was ruched to the medical center at 6:30 last night after being shot along andy street. a motorcyclist wearing an orange shirt was seen minutes before the shooting. anyone with information should call police. those living in carey don't need to boil water.

customers in the wellington park subdivision were put on a boil alert after a water line broke. a justice report blasts baltimore's police department. it was a year-long investigation, after the death of freddie gray. it says baltimore police officers routine lip discriminate against blacks, repeated use excessive force and are not adequately accountable for misconduct. peaceful protests turned chaotic when gunfire started in ferguson missouri. it's the second anniversary of the death of michael brown, a man killed by a white police officer. one of the protestors was hit by a car by accident. that person was taken to the hospital who is expected to be okay, and they haven't found anyone hit by bullets.

charged with murder. they ask no one to rush to judgment. 911 calls were made from inside the home, a man tells the dispatcher there was a group of hoodlums outside of his home and he's locked and loaded and going to secure his neighborhood. in another call, he fired a warning shot and then hit someone, 20-year-old thomas died, detectives were at his home yesterday. the family didn't want to talk but they did tell talking with an attorney justin bamberg a statehouse member and an attorney known to take on civil rights cases. a look at the way tech's campus, this is along chapel hill, and governor pat mccrory is throwing dirt with busins leaders and educators.

advanced highly technical programs, including business and analytics, and computer administration and business. >> it will be the 6th location. the campus should be opened by the spring of 2018. donald trump's campaign is trying to clarify what he made in north carolina. some took his words as a threat agnshilly clinton. he said the second amendment people may be able something if hillary clinton wins and antigun judges is more about lical power and not judgments. we'll have more in the next half-hour and more responses from big name trump supporters. hillary clinton will stop in des moines, d e sh sa she has a plan that will work for everyone not just those at the top. she said she'll make the

paying jobs since world war ii. house speaker paul ryan won in the wisconsin primary. kneeland won praise but days later trump endorsed ryan. fayetteville leaders meet this afternoon to talk about building a baseball park. we learned the city doesn't want to spend more than million on a project. that's $12 million less than what a consultant estimated earlier the year. the lower cost option would be a smaller version of the stadium that opened in columbia south carolina. it would be home to a single affiliate team to the houston astros. they're eyeballing ten acres just behind the prince charles hotel.

league hall. and it's in the city council chambers. all smiles as team u.s.a. continues to rack up gold medals at the olympic games in brazil. christine armstrong got the recycling trial. and michael phelps won his 20th and 21st medal and the women's gymnastics team gold last night. the us leads with 27 medals. china has 17 medals, japan has 14 followed by russia with 14. they're in rio and they'll have live reports this evening. one change to the schedule in rio. here's a look at conditions where races are scheduled to take place. rain and winds forced olympic organizers to cancel today's

now, look at the olympic competitions taking place this afternoon. qualifying heats for swimming and you'll get to see women's volleyball. the us takes on serbian later tonight don't miss women's beach volleyball, you'll get to see the duo of kerri walsh jennings battle the swiss on the sand. and health workers said a person in contracted the zika virus overseas. local health officials say it was a convenient location to hold the clinic. last week wake county health workers confirmed the case of the measles. that person visited while contagious. it's a sad update to a story we brought to you on fox 50. 12 newborns were killed in a

iraq. one father said he lost a boy and girl twins to the flames. electrical fires are common because of shoddy maintenance and wiring and that's in addition to a lack of fire escapes. a utah boy is home after he was kidnapped. it happened as he walked to a friend's house. >> thanks to a kid's thinking he managed to escape and call for help. >> i hopped out of the car -- he hopped grabbed me. i was really scared. >> still visibly rattled, a rush of intense fear came over him as a man tried to get him. >> what's on a short walk to his friends when he was taken. >> he said the boy behind the wheel was armed.

the two police say he made it here before the great nine-year- old made a move. >> he went fast. >> i opened the door and jumped out. >> he ran hid and reached for his wrist. >> using his smart watch made for kids he called his step dad and within seconds he was there. >> by the time i found him he was frantic and scared. >> he went straight to the police, grateful for two things, his child's ability to know what to do. >> he kept his wits about him, that's pretty good. >> and when it turns blue, it's calling. >> it's a life saving investment. >> the father of the orlando nightclub shooter was spotted at an event for hillary clinton. >> he announces support for the clinton campaign. needles are the only option for the flu vaccine this year.

get the shot and why flu mist isn't an option. a look at weather travellers for drivers. let's check in with elizabeth, do we have any weather challenges? >> we did on monday. today it doesn't look like we'll have the same thing. loo being at our tall tower camera, we have

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hillary clinton campaign staffers disavow support from the father who killed 49 people at a nightclub. he was seen standing behind clinton in florida. we're shown exactly where he was sitting. >> reporter: a rally where she

in the most important battle ground state of them all. >> woah, this is fabulous, thank you. >> a raucus crowd in kissimmee florida, the worst mass shooting in american history. she began thanking the city leaders and the police for the response to the pulse nightclub massacre. >> i know how many family members and loved ones friends are still grieving. >> sitting behind her is the father of the orlando shooter, one supporter in the backdrop where no one expected him. >> she is good, clinton, she's better than donald trump. >> it's a democratic party everyone can join. >> he showed a banner

her position on gun control. he touted himself for president of afghanistan, and in the week he held incoherent news conference. >> i didn't know what i was saying. >> an object of a terrorist father is irresistible for trump and hillary clinton supporters. >> they're targets of the attack, she should apologize but denounce. >> he was invited to the clinton rally. >> they shade not by them. the campaign was unaware of the attendance until after the event. this unforced error in the clinton campaign has supporters they need to do some damage control. >> they need to go to battle sandwich. they need to disavow this guy

apple received a patent of war situation device. the invention is a steering device for large vehicles to help them turn. they haven'ted commented why they want the device, it's known that some technologies like gps and autopilot were designed for military purposes before being adopted for public use. the us whitewater center it, marks the 6 weeks after a visitor eating amoeba. this girl died after having the amoeba. they plan to monitor the water. they're putting in a system that will kill microbes. look at this video, you'll see a car submerged in high water in tuscon, arizona.

rain for people there. there's video of a flooded parking garage. dozens were stranded and some had to be rescued from fast moving waters. this is time lapse video showing a dust storm that covered the city. >> that is called a haboob. >> have you been there? >> i've been to phoenix one time and there was no storm. >> i've been to sedona. >> no dust storm. >> i've been this, and it always looks freakish. >> i feel it for them, all that rain. it doesn't take a lot to have flooding there. it takes a lot here for us to have rain. but, there, it funnels and floods and makes a mess. we have a potential to have a few scattered showers, we're

monday. we had torrential rain at the time of our commute and it caused a big mess. i'll explain why it won't happen today in a few minutes. let's look at what's happening. starting early this morning we had a few thunderstorms that developed yesterday, mainly late afternoon and then they just moved on off and that was the end of it. it was quick when it came through. here's our current radar picture and most of the showers and thunderstorms are southwest of the viewing area. it's close to it's getting closer to the viewing area. all of this is lifting to the northwest, it's moving away from the viewing area. our best chance will be from valley southward or westward. you may have a better chance of seeing these storms. and we're seeing towering cumulus clouds and a lot of times that's a sign that we may have some thunderstorms developing. these cumulus clouds get taller

storms and produce heavy rain lightning and thunder, it's less likely around the triangle, we may generate energy in the eastern part of wake county. >> 86 degrees is our current temperature. it warmed up quickly in the last couple of hours. our dew point is 72, it's very moist in our atmosphere right now. at least down here at the ground. and it's 92 in fayetteville, it's 89 in rocky mount and mid- to upper 80s right n. lots of moisture, mid-70s, and south hill, that's high, that's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere, when you figure in the heat index, it's way up there already. this 98, and 98 in irwin. with a lesser ance of thunderstorms, the temperatures will heat upand it will stay rather muggy. here's our current weather ttn. we have high prethssur is

the carolinas. it's feeding lots of moisture in, in the lower levels of the atmosphere, especially down towards south carolina and the south carolina line. we'll have our best chance of thunderstorms, as we get closer and clos to the it's warming up and it's drying out in spots, especially through the upper and mid levels of the atmosphere, so, that's going to keep us from seeing a lot of thunderstorms, unfortunately that drying is not going to come all ground. we're still going to be suffering with the humidity for the next several days. >> here's futurecast at 4:00, hardly anything going on. there's a slim chance of a thunderstorm today. same thing for tomorrow. we'll wake up to partly cloudy skies and a few isolated thunderstorms pop up. if any get cranked up along the south carolina line, you're looking at a potential for heavy rain. a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms today, we'll see

temperatures really start to heat up, especially over the weekend. mid-90s on saturday and sunday, and, of course, that's the beginning of the story. it's going to feel more like 100, maybe even close to 105 some places saturday and sunday afternoon. while it may be fairly dry which is great, if you have outdoor man's, you have to consider the fact that it's going to be very hot. we won't quite hit the danger zone, probably we will end up in a heat obviously awfully hot, 6 or 7 degrees warmer than normal. we won't be too far from the highs. we have two stories for foodies in your life. this year organizers are offering a sneak peek on what you can expect. brian is raider shows us day at 4. >> and more on restaurants for

neighborhoods around the city. coming up in noon news and flu season is around the corner. >> what you need to know about getting this year's best protection and helping kids work through the fear of flu shots and why history may not be on the side of the rescue

check out this breathtaking video from overseas, 60pele turned out for a yoga class on the budapest bring in hungry. they held classes over the danube river.

cool. a lot of headlines about the zika virus, and doctors are preparing for another virus, the flu. >> erica edwards tell us when people don't like shots, they may not have many options. >> the first doses of a flu vaccine havi rolling off the lines. this year it will have to be rather than a nasal spray. they don't recommends flu mist. it doesn't do a good job protecting people from the virus. >> it's news to many parents. >> it tonight protect people as well, it doesn't do as good a job. >> i would feel comfortable with what my pediatrician

comfort children, watching videos, singing, blowing bubbles can be good distractions. >> kids like to have control, and explain what's happening to them, showing them the tools, relaxation such as breathing and guiding imagery, it can help the shot to be quick and easy for them. >> some kids have other strategies. >> i hold my breath and close my eyes. >> everyone over the age of months, they recommend get vaccinated from the flu. an investigation is under way into a horrific action in the police academy in florida. they are participated in a shoot don't shoot scenario, an officer fired at a 73-year-old woman who was chosen to participate and she was hit by one shot and died.

loaded with blanks and it was a live round. she died at the hospital and he is on administrative leave. that's terrible. the latest information on reported injuries. >> babies move from a hospital in mamed. the news on the deadly bacteria in the care unit and how often infections move

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a community center. there could be a roadblock. >> ariel joins us to explain. >> the durham rescue mission center for hope is here behind me. they have 15 vacant lots that sit over here to my left. they own those lots and the plan is to use some of those to build a new community center that would be used for their outreach program, like the back to school party for christmas dinner you mentioned. the proposal to use the zones where the lots are located could put it in jeopardy. this is called the golden district. it's listed on the national register of historic places. they started a petition to get the area designated as a local historic district. those efforts have made progress and a public hearing on the matter will be held next

rezoning, he fears the historic designation would make building the community center close to impossible. >> if we build on this property, then we have to add something that looks historic, it has to be the same size as a historic house and property would. it's got to be out of the same type of material, special materials, that would jack the costs way up. >> it would not be historic district. that public meeting is set to happen next month. it would be on september 6th. donald trump blames the media bias and bad interpretations for the second amendment comments yesterday. he insists did he not advocate violence against his arrival hillary clinton.

trump supporters. >> donald trump defending comments he made at a north carolina rally that amounted to a provocation of violation against hillary clinton. he was referring to the political power of second amendment supporters and gun honors. >> this is a political movement, she wants to take your guns away and leave you unprotected in your home. >> it was sparked by comments tuesday afternoon. he talked about the second amendment and supreme court and hillary clinton. >> she wants to abolish the second amendment and if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't

clinton's running mate tim kaine said trump is unfit for the white house. >> nobody who is seeking a leadership position, especially the presidency believes the country should do anything to countenance violence, and that's what he was saying. >> trump supporters including former new york mayor rudy giuliani for spinning the comments. trump is right her antiamendment supreme court judges, there's nothing we can do. they're looking into three cases of arson in fayetteville. the first happened in ramsey street. a resident had to be treated for smoke inhalation the second, no one was hurt. the fire cost $25,000 in damage. a few hours later they put out a fire in a mobile home.

police want to find the people who robbed three teenagers at gun point and forced them to strip to the underwear. it happened in durham in the intersection of red oak avenue and they got away with clothes, smartphones and a necklace. they called for help and they got towels to wrap around themselves when they got to a homean why aren't there national standards for safety

. in a new lawsuit, singer song writer ed sharon is accused of copying the hit song the complaint was filed in a new york courtroom. his 2014 thinking outloud copies core key elements of the soul singers 1973 track. representatives for sharon haven't commented on the lawsuit. a ten-year-old boy died on a giant water slide. the water slide will be closed.

neck injury. two adult women suffered minor facial injuries. the investigation into that incident continues, the amusement park tragedies question park safety. >> why don't national standards apply to parks and rides. >> we have 3 kids that fell from the ferris wheel, three kids. >> three girls fell 45 feet tennessee. one severely injured. >> one bounced off and another one bounced off and hit the concrete. >> and caleb schwab died from a neck injury after riding this water slide, it's a foot taller than niagara falls. it's dubbed the world's largest water slide.

oversight or regulations, they're not required to report their injuries and much of this is handled at the state and local level. >> there are more than 400 amusement parks in the united states attracting more than 330 million visitors a year. no federal agency is responsible for oversight. it's up to the state to regulate some are more strict than othe serious incidents are extremely rare. the recent data from 2014 shows of the millions of visitors in the u.s., there were more than 1100 reported injuries. but, that number does not account for water parks or traveling parks like the ferris wheel incident in tennessee. that data is harder to come by. it also doesn't account foreclose calls like this. >> i got you.

hold his 6-year-old mid ride after the safety restraint came loose, and fatal incidents like a woman who fell out of a rollercoaster car and plummeted to her death in 2016. >> she goes up like this, and when it drops to come true, that's when it released and she just tumbled. >> all raise questions about why there isn't one standard to insure the millions of riders are safe. >> they're expecting to have a safe ride. we need to make sure that all maintenance, and oversight and inspection is done so that there is a safe ride for everyone. >> that was renee marsh reporting. it raises a lot of questions. potentially deadly bacteria is affecting newborns in the hospital. >> what this bacteria is and how the hospital is trying to

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they pooled results a bunch of studies and disease risk. higher levels of risk got rid of heart disease and walking and biking and vacuuming counted too. they recommended 20 to 30 minutes of daily ac the zika virus, a baby has died. the child tested positive after her birth, when she came back her results were inclusive. this is the second death of a baby after the virus, and the first one was in texas. three babies tested positive for a deadly bacteria. they're looking if the deaths of two infants could be

the bacteria and how common it is. >> reporter: all nine infants in a neonatal care unit in washington, d.c. have been moved to other hospitals after discovery of a bacteria that can be deadly for fragile newborns. two infants in the unit recently died. >> there's been no clear cause of death that's been related to the infection itself. >> three of its nine current infant for the bacteria none of them showed symptoms of the infection, it's pseudomonas bacteria. for most part it's not serious, but it can be serious for those that don't have hearty immune systems. >> these infections can have

>> clinics and hospitals produce 57,000 pseudomonas bacteria infections a year. two newborns died from it at a los angeles hospital ten years ago. and it killed 4 in 2012 in the uk, it was routine testing that discovered the bacteria which they believe came through a water pipe into the neonatal area. pokemon tourists. they're setting up more pokemon gyms and poke stops. they're looking for help for earthquake reconstruction. they're creating rare pokemon characters and stamps to increase traffic in damaged areas. that he is good news -- that's good news. >> i keep hearing, my kids are

outside. >> running into things, looking at his pokemon goes. >> pros and cons, it's geting a few kids outside for a little while. >> you know, whatever gets them outside, right? today we're going to be sweating chasing the pokemon. that's good. it's getting hot out there right now. we have plenty of sunshine, we'll start off with a radar picture. we're waiting to see what thunderstorms do crop up, not radar picture kicks off at 8:45 this morning, as i showed you a few minutes ago, it's the southwestern portion of our viewing area, this is moore county, and you can see just west across of the sand hill, this is exactly where most of this will be, it's coming up through fayetteville and clinton and southern pines and maybe up through pittsboro and

west, and raleigh and eastward. i encourage you to tune into mark place right here on fox 50, it's on fox 50 as well because of the olympics, whatever thunderstorms that are developing, we'll walk you through that, we'll know how to navigate your commute. it's looking pretty, and it's a beautiful sky and lots of towering cumulus clouds. i don't enough to produce thunderstorms. we have a lot of drying hair in the mid and upper level -- drying air in the mid and upper level of the atmosphere. 88 in wilmington, 73 in boon and asheville. they've had a lot of rain in the mountains in the last week or so, we'll continue to see that today. no heat index there.

corridor it's feeling like 99 and 100. our most intense heat is dallas through wichita and parts of the plains, and you can see here on our winston temperature drastic, where we have the most intense heat. the high pressure system is helping to keep that heat back to our west. it's forcing the precipitation to the west and back to the west as well. as that breaks down, seeing this farther southward, the heat begins to ease up and really along the plains. we'll talk about the mid-90s for the weekend, feeling like triple digits, that will stick with us, at least through early next week and mid to late week, that dark red shifts southward. we're looking at a little bit of a heatwave, not like we had a few weeks ago, when the

90s, but still, notice here, that steady stream of moisture is coming across north carolina and it will clip the western part of our viewing area. we won't be in the line of fire today. about a 30% chance today and tomorrow. parts of the viewing area we'll see a few showers and thunderstorms and heavy rain will come with some of that. we'll get through the weekend and high pressure will be around, 15 on saturday and sunday, that you have outdoor plans, but we'll have the heat that will have to -- we'll have to deal with. 93 on thursday and a few isolated thunderstorms. most of those will die off after sunset. we're checking out the perseids meteor showers, it's one of the biggest meteor showers that we have during the year. in this case, it may be double

to 200 meteors per hour. the key is to find a dark place. it's hard to get out of the city lights, so, you're going to have to work hard for it. if you find yourself a dark spot, it will be spectacular, anywhere from 10pm to dawn, it's a great thing to see. >> staying up all night you, i inte >> thank you so much. >> a woman at sea world got an unexpected surprise. a dolphin stole her ipad, how it happened and what she did afterwards. >> also ahead. >> hello there, our pet of the day. >> and the winning mega millions number, the mega ball

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any time you visit sea world you want to look up from your tablet to keep an eye on the animals and don't pull out your tablet at all. this dolphin stole an ipad in orlando. it snatched it out of the woman's hand and pulled it no the water. she grabbed the ipad and it's still working though. >> no charges were filed. do you know how your child safe at an amusement park? we have safety on the parents minds. alex explains, when most injuries occur and what you should watch out for with your child. it's time to introduce you to our latest singer in the cat choir. >> and he is very vocal and is under the desk here.

>> is is shroeder, he's what neutered male, he is ready to go, he's micro chipped and ready to go to his home. you can visit him at 959 north harrison avenue in carey, 3-6 and saturday's 12-4. >> he's away from his brothers. >> and it's hard to be under the lights. >> yeah, but he's a boy. >> he's cute. >> his name is shroeder. >> he'll darken up a bit, his ears and tail will darken up a little bit. >> thank you for bringing him in from cat angels pet adoptions. we appreciate that very much. that's it for the noon news today. >> we hope you have a fantastic day. we want to remind that you our news at 4, not on wral because

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>> wendy: 10 years after israel's war with lebanon, the enemy remains at the gate. >> hezbollah is vastly more powerful. >> wendy: and now israel is bracing for the next war. >> we're talking about over 100,000 missiles ready to be launched into israel. >> wendy: and then... >> constant pain. >> wendy: ...a gets slammed and he was down for the count. watch what got him back in the game. >> god decided, i'm going to do that for you. >> wendy: on today's "700 club." ??? >> pat: well, welcome to this edition of "the 700 club." did you have fun yesterday? >> wendy: i did, but of course i missed you. i soloed yesterday. pat took a little summer vacation. >> pat: i took on a