if the election were held today 43% of registered voters would vote for clinton. 37% would vote for donald trump. clinton and trump continue to be plagued by low favorability. 42s for believe clinton has a temperament to be president. today clinton's in fayetteville to boost her ratings there. >> reporter: the crowd started coming in here an hour ago. they were outside of the botanical gardens. they started letting people take advantage of the air conditioning. vice presidential nominee tim kaine is expected to talk to adread of 300 this afternoon at 2:00. i had a chance to go around and see how things are going right now. security is tight here in the

patrolling the parking lot. the secret service sweeping the inside of the building. tim kaine was in asheville last night. he talked about bringing new jobs to north american and urged voters not to trust donald trump. it will be interesting to hear what he has to say what a hillary clinton administration would mean to the military. andy wall is a teacher. he has education on his mind. >> i think where his priorities are are similar to where my priors are and my family's priors are. he is a man of service. his life has been a life of service. that's what i look for in somebody i would want to be my vice president. >> reporter: tim kaine tried to use his spanish to appeal to the hatted know

win the military community over to the hillary clinton camp. local election officials are scrambling to decide what to do about early voting now that a federal appeals court struck down the state's election issues. we'll have 17 days of early voting in november. today o.k.'s board will meet to approve a voting schedule. wake county approved a plan to add seven days. the county board of elections office in downtown raleigh. governor mcroy is asking the u.s. supreme court to issue a state of overturning the state's voter i.d. law. the governor is asking for the law to stay in place for november's election. he said change election laws this close to the election would only create problems and confusion. a few weeks ago a federal

election laws saying they were put in place to discriminate against minority voter. it is a hot and humid afternoon. it is cooler than yesterday. >> i was out this morning and sweating buckets. wral meteorologist elizabeth garner is joining us in the weather center to explain how a few degrees can impact weather. >> if it is over 32 degrees bill is sweating. here's where we are sitting. mid to 89 south hill. 87 fayetteville. 88 southern pines. it has been hot. it was hot through the weekend. it was hot yesterday. yesterday we were under a heat advisory. here's a look at our dew point. this has everything to do with how it files to you. -- feels to you. the higher this number the less efficient your body is at cooling. you sweat. you have moisture on your skin.

atmosphere. that's how your skin cools itself. there is a lot of moisture in the atmosphere already. the sweat on your skin can't evaporate into the atmosphere. you don't have to cooling feel. it feels hotter than it really is. the higher the dew point numbers are the worse it feels. feels-like 99 raleigh. 100 goldsboro. 95 fayetteville. to have a heat advisory to feel like 105 or hotter for three hours in the afternoon. we are not likely to hit that. we'll stay under the heat advisory criteria today. we'll talk about when it will feel cooler though coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. lawyers for a former unc student charged in a deadly wrong-way crash are fighting to keep key evidence out of his trial. police say chandler pena was driving drunk when he caused the

july yeah jim is lives in orange county where the judge heard several motions this morning. >> reporter: his attorneys are raising questions about how some of the evidence in this case was collected calling it illegal and improper. chandler kena on house arrest and on bond is no longer using a wheelchair or crutches. he was in court today with parents. defense attorneys don't want jurors to hear about his cell phone records. they claim the cell phone was seized illegally pointing out the warrant was improperly filled out. two troopers took the stand this morning to explain the significance of that cell phone. >> he had the phone the night prior. we have all his text messages on that involved drinking or anything of that nature back

>> reporter: prosecutors say he was 20 at the time had been drinking at several chapel hill bars that night before getting behind the wheel drunk and driving the wrong way down i-85. he plowed into this car killing three people inside. including a 6-year-old little girl. two more troopers are expected to testify. the defense will also argue that jurors should hear about the blood alcohol report. his blood alcohol was reported to be.17. that's twice the legal driving limit. they want to limit the number of photos in the dash cam video the jurors can see calling him inflammatory. this trial is expected to start october 3rd. we'll go back in the courtroom and we'll bring you all the information on what happens

charges are pending following an overnight chase that started in wayne county. and ended with a crash in johnston county. the call came in before 2:00 a.m. that a woman had stolen a car from a gas station. a number of law enforcement agencies joined the pursuit. the car crashed on highway 70 in a construction zone near selma. deputies say no one was hurt. authorities arrested the woman. navajo nation is suing the epa over the gold king mine disaster in last august 300 million gallons of wine waste water spilled into a tributary in new mexico. the navajo nation contends the epa failed to compensate thousands of farmers. epa has taken responsibilities of the incident and dedicated $29 million to the disaster response. the world's largest nining company posted a record loss today in part to the fallout from that deadly brazil dam

disasters in brazil's history. bhp says it lost $6.4 billion from june of 2015 to june of 2016. the company settled with the brazilian government to pay up to $7.5 billion over the disaster. it still faces a civil lawsuit. raleigh city officials want you to learn more about three project areas for the future of downtown. the new downtown plan identifies three areas where the city owns property. tonight, you can find out how the city plans to leverage these assets and where you can bring your ideas to the table. the meeting will be at the chavez center on martin luther king boulevard 6:00 to 8:00 pat mccroy. let's look at stocks today and see how they are doing. the dow is off by 52 points. nasdaq is down 23.

business news go to wral.com and click on business. broadway hit newsies comes to durham today. durham per harming arts center will celebrate an attendance milestone. three million guests. guest number 3 million will be given a $1,000 gift certificate forup coming shows. it opened in 2008 musicals, plays, comedies and musical acts. day 11 of the olympic games in rio following surprise endings for team u.s.a. one day ago. here's a live look at the big

brightly in rio. yesterday gymnast simone biles won silver. felix is now the most decorated u.s. woman in track and field history. medal count. we are still doing good. u.s. leading the way with 75 medals. 26 gold. 23 silver. 26 lebron james. 26 -- bronze. underground fire causes road and business closures in a major city. >> next at noon we'll tell you how long it took to bring this fire under control. the owner of a pasta restaurant said he just wanted to pronote his business with a clever punt printed on t-shirt. a woman with special needs had a dream. now it is becoming a reality.

down syndrome store and when the owner expects to have it

we have a traffic alert at this noon. dynasty drive to marberry court is closed until 3:00 3:00 p.m. crews are working hard to repair damage from a watermain scary scene played out in the nation's capitol after an underground transformer catches fire. it happen at midnight in the downtown area. black smoke shot up from the vent in the sidewalk. it took two hours to put out the flames. 100 electrical customers lost power. no one resident injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a florida man is charged with a gruesome attack that left

neighbors seriously injured. a neighbor called 9-1-1 saying he was stabbed trying to break up a fight. when the first deputy adrived they found austin moore on top of a victim in the debating his face. the deputy tried to remove the suspect using a stun gun the k-9. deputies eventually pried the suspect off of the man. there is a funeral held today accidentally shot and killed by a police officer during a demonstration. 73-year-old mary noleton was participating in a seminar last week when civilians learned how police officers do their jobs. that's when officers shot her during a demonstration. authorities say the gun was not supposed to be loaded.

placed on paid administrative leave while the investigation is on going. is video shows the tense moments when armed law enforcement personnel swept terminal 8 looking for a possible gunman. a second call came in 45 minutes later. police still don't know if the call was a hoax. no one was injured. police have not arrested anyone. a restaurant in new mexico is at the center of controversy over a sign some in town found offensive. the owner black olives matter on his sign he was trying to sell food not stir racial tensions. professor at the university of new mexico is teaching a course that dissects the historical events that lead to the black lives matter movement. he said many might feel it is trivializing the message. >> many people feel their lives

because it is fun. now it is different than selling pasta. >> he made the shirts after he got calls from people around the world supporting him and asking if they could buy a souvenir. next month marks 15 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. 3,000 people died in the attacks. since then tens of thousands more experienced health problems related to 9-1-1. more than 5400 people have been diagnosed with 9-1-1 related cancers. volunteers two worked in the aftermath of the attacks in all three locations. the last tower of las vegas riviera hotel and casino is now a memory. crews brought it down at 2:00 a.m. casino and hotel was the first high-rise on the vegas strip. for years was one of the city's

the 2075 room property closed in anyway last year after hosting headliners for 60 years. the demolition makes way for convention space. a texas couple is recovering after they were strung by -- struck by lightning over the weekend. they were unloading their suv saturday when a light bolt hit their vehicle. the incident was captured on the couple's surveillance video. the couple went to the hospital but was discharged later that even dead after record flooding in louisiana. more than 20,000 have been rescued. the red cross is now calling this the worse flooding disaster in the united states since super storm sandy four years ago. the rain eased but more community south of baton rouge are on high alert preparing for rising rivers. a few pop-up showers are expected today. but not enough rain to add to their problem. >> doesn't take much when the elevation is so low to cause big problems.

after rain. some places 20 inches. some places 30 inches. sometimes you don't see tropical systems that produce that much rain. it is incredible. i'll talk about that weather pattern causing all that coming up over the next couple of minutes. our big story is the heat again today. even though we are not under a heat advisory, we talked a few minutes ago why that is the case. it is still a day where you have to take it easy and lay low. it will be like this again tomorrow. by thursday and friday we'll get a break from the heat. solar farm 5 generating plenty of solar energy out there today with all of the sunshine. partly cloudy skies over eastern wake county. at the airport 89 is our temperature. we are on our way to mid 90s this afternoon. dew points 75. south hill 90. 90 chapel hill. 90 smith field. 87 fayetteville.

and radar. we are talking about this bermuda high pressure system. it is a semipermanent feature that hangs out near the island of bermuda. during the summer it backs in the southeast. when it is here that particular weather pattern is hot and fairly dry. we don't see a lot of thunderstorms with this. it can get really, really hot. this high pressure system has sinking air. it is not conducive to thunderstorms which need rising air to form. this high also will keep any fronts and precipitation that may be to our west it is keeping any storms from popping up here. it is keeping any rain from approaching from the west. it is not going to be with us that much longer. by tomorrow it begins to ease back out toward bermuda. we start to see more of this rain to the west entering our area this particular weather pattern is what caused so much trouble in louisiana. we were talking about the fact they may see a pop up shower today. not a lot of rain in louisiana.

mississippi river valley we have plenty of it. once the high moves out. this band will shift into our area. we'll start to notice it on thursday. especially late thursday, thursday night into friday. instead of it stalling here and producing inches upon inches of rain, it will actually move on through. it will weaken and wash out. we are not going to see the same flooding they have seen across the lower mississippi river valley. we'll see that later in the week. today our story is the heated. this is future cast this heat index. 101 rocky mount. 101 south hill. we'll take it through the afternoon and put it on a loop mid afternoon. still looking at 101-102. we don't make it up to 105. that's the criteria for a heat advisory. you can see why we are not in it. however it will feel plenty hot. it will feel as hot as it did yesterday. 15% chance of rain today.

we remain under this bermuda high pressure system which keeps things dry for us. we start to transition away from that weather pattern by tomorrow and friday. coming up, in half an hour, we'll talking about how much rain we they pile up in a fairly short amount of time thursday and friday. and how it will be for the weekend. you can see it looks good. upper 80s and upper 80s are normal for this time of year. a new treatment option for patients dealing with cardio vascular issues. today at 4:00 what heart doctors are doing to prop open arteries without a permanent fit in place. a nasty custody battle that took a year to sort out.

dispute a dog. hearts of gold at the grocery store. a dozen deeds of good will. the big sur price -- surprise at check out. we'll meet a woman who refused to let a disability get

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ready. her mother and friend remember until recently they thought alexis' dream was far in the future. >> she's been talking about this since before she graduated. >> the process has been really amazing. >> the idea for the store was originally online. now this store front is a reality. >> reporter: that's because loretta joe made the dream a reality with a generous offer to use this space. >> we give where we live. i wanted to give. and i had an opportunity. >> reporter: alexis doesn't only want to be an entrepreneur. she wants to make her boutique a place where others with disables can come together for a cause. >> our differences will bring us together. >> it is cool she is wanting to bring this to this area. >> reporter: she knows how much those who love her have helped her. >> this is her special twist on its. >> reporter: they know how much

>> wow! alexis was at murray state member of the alpha sigma alpha sorority. they are the lady bugs. that's what he is going to call the boutique. she wants to open in cement. her mom says we'll see. this story will make you feel warm inside. hitting the lottery would make anyone happy. so does getting free groceries. a group of good sa together in a spirit of good will to put the bill together for a dozen customers. the group started raising money to carry out the random act of kindness. >> it was her birthday. she was low on cash. when we did pay her bills it was a big deal for her. >> they plan to visit another grocery store in the future.

for anyone going to the grocery store. we are less than two hours away from a rally with democratic presidential nominee tim kaine. coming up, gilbert is live in fayetteville with what supporters hope to hear. plus, brazil wrapped up security in the days and weeks leading up to the olympics. not every crime can be prevent. we'll tell you how often officers hope to keep athletes same

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jobs plans gilbert is joining us where supporter are lining up for the rally. >> reporter: the crowd started forming an hour ago. we are inside now the botanical garden. thank goodness. it was hot outside. folks are taking advantage of the air conditioning inside here. the presidential nominee tim kaine is supposed to address the crowd of 200. that will start at 2:00. as you might imagine is very tight around the gardens. fayetteville police officers patrolling the parking lot. several secret service sweeps inside the building, as well. tim kaine was in asheville last night. he talked about bringing new jobs for america and urged voters not to trust donald trump. we'll be interested to see what he has to say about the military under a hillary clinton administration. this is the home of fort brag.

fort brag. i talked to a retired airman. >> to win me over they need to do more for veterans than they always say. actually put your words into actions and do more for veterans than just say what they are going to do. >> reporter: tim kaine uses spanish to appeal to latino voters. we'll see if he gives his speech in spanish today. we'll have more on what tim kaine a has to say later on today. >> if i might say something quickly, happy birthday to you. >> oh, happy birthday. >> reporter: yes, i'm the old man of the crew now. that's right. >> check my facebook page. i have a great picture of gilbert when he was he -- he

in the lead up to the olympics brazil wrapped up security in rio de janeiro. as we report even a massive influx of police and soldiers has not been enough to deter every crime. >> reporter: soldiers and police posted on corners and beaches. at 85,000, the security deployment in rio more than doubled for the nd crime is down. but not gone. ryan lochte told nbc he and three other u.s. swimmers were pulled over in a taxi by robbers posing as policer with badges ordering them to the ground. >> i'm not getting down on the ground. the guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it. put it to my forehead. he said get down.

>> reporter: police are investigating and the ioc call for tighter security around athletes and visitors. the crowds are big and distracted making them easy prey according to security experts. >> if you are paying attention to your phone and looking down and you have no idea what is going on on your surroundings. you want to minimize your phone use to the essential. >> reporter: basic advice. >> you door. you don't want to take anything with you that you are not willing to lose. >> reporter: both the u.s. consulate and the australian olympic committee issued security warnings. tourists are taking it in stride. >> there is so much military around that it feels very safe here. >> we are being cautious. we are trying to have fun as well and republic -- represent the u.s.a. >> reporter: we asked a taxi

road. >> in rio it is month for -- common for robbers to make fake roadblocks. >> you think they are policeman. >> reporter: visitors to rio should make sure they use accredited taxis and avoid the very late rides. three olympic greats grace this week's cover of sports illustrated. magazine released this which shows simone biles, katie ledecky and micheal phelps. at the time of the shoot on sunday financial. phelps had five gold and one silver. biles donned three gold.

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have acne. for decades doctors told patients what you eat does not have an impact. as dr. george explains that's not the case. >> reporter: dr. stein is a dermatologist. she helped write the book on acne. >> i was fortunate to be involved in the writing of the guidelines. >> reporter: those are the new academy of dermatology's guidelines on managing acne. for years doctors were mislead by earlier and acne. more current research put a new lights on this problem. >> this is such a hot topic. every patient that comes in want to know if something they are eating contributes to their acne. today we say it night be true. >> reporter: here's one of the most convincing associations. >> they are the sugary foods, white, grain, white bread, donuts and muffins.

high glycemic index. >> sugar in the blood goes up quickly. that's triggers a cascade of events that increases hormones. all this together causes acne to flare up. >> reporter: what about dairy products? >> we do see some association between milk products and acne. but it appears skim milk has a higher association of the development of acne than whole fat milk. >> reporter: the favorite, chocolate? >> they association with binging on chocolate and an acne break drought. >> reporter: greasey foods are often blamed for acne. oily foods to not mean oily skin. >> there has been not an exact association between the food and acne. >> reporter: eating with acne in find. >> eat a low glycemic lodi yet. what does that mean? whole grains and fruits and vegetables.

into the benefits of antioxidants, zinc and fish oil. none is conclusive enough to make a clear recommendation yet. many employers encourage wellness programs to help reduce health costs. 80% of big companies now offer some form of financial incentive to entice employees to participate. joining us to talking about thousand you can get started is career coach melonie miller. how are >> great. >> let's talk about small things that can increase worker productivity and happier workers. >> ayou said it makes a huge difference to the employer and the employee. first let's start with breakfast. we say it is the most important meal of the day. getting something in us like a smoothie, oatmeal or breakfast snack. that's gets our sugar levels

when you start the work day. you can have a cup of coffee as long as you don't load it down with sugar or syrups. >> snacking can make or break your health. >> it makes a big difference. if you take an hour you can plan your snacks for a week. it keeps us from going to the vending machines all day. also, we would go to fast food lines, grab something quick. if we didn't have it will easily to access. >> sometimes it can and health wise to bring your lunch to work instead of just grabbing something out of a machine, right? >> it makes a big difference. with the finances and portion control. everybody where when we go through a fast food line we biggie size it. if we bring portion controls in. you never know when the emergency meeting will happen. you already had a good portion healthy meal with you today.

>> it is hot. as we all know. the 8: to ten glasses of water is essential. we have to stay hydrated. 3:00 pat i'm getting ready to hit a wall and earning not focus at work. -- and i can not focus at work. snacks such as oranges, grapes and grapefruit help us stay hydrated. >> ready to feel better. work harder. >> you'll love your work place and they'll love you. >> and make the boss happier, too. >> every day. >> thank you very much. back to you. >> it is smarter to drink water instead of the coffee we drink on this show. >> there is some caffeine involved in that morning show. for sure. i have a water bottle back there. i fill it up every day and i drink on it every now and then. >> you need it.

even in the winter it is good, too. today it will feel a lot like it did yet even though we are not under the heat advisory. it feels awful out there. there is the sky cam. you can see clouds. the cumulous clouds are thickening up. starting to get cloudier. the more clouds we see the longer it will take for our temperatures to warm up. for the most part we are still seeing temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90. that's certainly a good 12:45. 87 fayetteville. 89 rale lie. -- raleigh. 88 greensboro. 80 boone. 82 asheville. in the weather pattern we have seen over the last six days the mountains have seen a lot of rain. while we have seen very little across our area. heat index 95 fayetteville. 99 raleigh. 100 in a few spots.

climb to 105. which puts us under the heat advisory. here's what is coming next. we talked about the bermuda high a while ago. lit move away. here comes the front. this is the one that produced a lot of heavy rain and flooding for the lower mississippi river valley. that front arrives on thursday. once it moves into our area it will weaken. yes, we'll have rain. we'll talk about how much in that few minutes. it is not going to be the kind of flooding rain they saw in louisiana. here's a look at future cast through the afternoon. tiny showers starting to pop up. right before we came on the air i noticed a tiny one in the southern part of grandville county. the first tiny one started to pop up. don't be surprised if you are south of oxford driving toward durham and you see a sprinkle. it is a possibility. we'll see a few more of those popping up through the afternoon. it won't be much. not everybody will see them. most of us won't. there may be a few isolated

roll out to 7:00 a.m. we wake up to partly cloudy skies. in the afternoon and evening a few scattered showers pop up. we have a much better chance of that on thursday. it may be late in the day. it may be around the time of our evening commute or around dinner time. then we'll have that chance overnight into the day on friday. we are watching the tropics now. we are getting close to the peek of the hurricane season. it is the last week of august and first two weeks of september. it is around the corner. we have a wave coming off the look at the latest update from the national hurricane center. they bumped this up to an 80% chance it will get a name in the next two to five days. currently the forecast model really just bringing out here in the atlantic where it will be no real threat to anyone. we'll keep our eye on it this time of year. the front coming for thursday does look like, even by thursday night could produce half an inch to an inch of rain.

in some cases we'll see some of the rain heavier than other spots theme sort of an average. some folks may see more rain. the front will bring cooler temperatures. 88 for friday. that's normal for this time of year. that will continue into the weekend. >> sounds nice. olympic athletes are taking training to new views. how go prose are being used to

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a major change is coming for drivers in fayetteville tomorrow. brag boulevard is closing permanently. where drivers will be sent instead today at 4:00. gopros are popular among athletes to show up what they do. now they are being used by athletes to help train.

>> reporter: you already know gopro cameras they are on kid's toys recording the way we get around. now the cameras from going to extreme sports to training for olympic sports. like bmx racing. >> because we measure everything the athlete does and both streams it live and records it, they can go back after the fact and tear down their performance frame by frame by they use gopros under water. >> reporter: they are improving strokes, on land and under the water. where olympic hopefuls are training using the tiny cameras. >> all of these olympic swimmers that train at the pool every day. literally they are putting in hours and hours of work. a fraction of a second makes a difference. being able to scrub through frame by frame with a coach's dry allows them to get better. >> reporter: within an unlimited number of angles and

from to goprois changing the way athles train for the games. >> athletes are doing sports performance analysis and helping athletes improve their performance. >> reporter: one stroke and one stroke at a time. it is time to meet lovie. are you ready? what is our story about lovie? >> lovie is dachshund mix. she is sweet as can be. she is smart, playful and loves kids and cats. you name it. >> what a face. >> what kind of temperaments do dachshunds have? >> she is quite playful. she also likes to cuddle and and she is the calmest of her sisters. there are two others like her available.

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>> today...the truck driver and viral star. >> i got it. >> he doles out more of his practical perspectives. >> i'm going to have to care more about reaching them than i care about doing it my way. >> plus...amy howard at home. >> anything. >> the do it yourself queen tells a lesson she learned in her own life. >> i realized in that same way, that's how god saw me. >> on today's "700 club." ??? >> pat: well, welcome, folks, to this edition of "the 700 club." they called it a pivot. they call it a pivot.