polices in raleigh-durham, north carolina, had two suspicious deaths.miller's death was caused by a massive dose of arsenic. six weeks later, eric's friend, derril willard, committed suicide. the two had been together at the bowling alley on the night eric miller fell ill. >> derril completely out of character for him, according to everybody we talked to, buys a pitcher of beer while they're waiting for a lane to free up. but when eric took his first swallow of beer, you know, it doesn't taste quite right. >> and shortly before derril willard committed suicide, had he confessed to his wife that he had been having an fair with ann miller, iraq an's wife. >> we don't know the whether or not he told his wife anything else about his potential involvement with arsenic or eric miller at the bowling alley. >> investigators searched willard's work computer and phone records. they also searched ann miller's. they found ample evidence of the affair. >> from the middle of october until eric's death, she's got like 500 cell phone calls to derril willard's desk, to

you see raleigh and nashville at 93 degrees. hello to the 90s. the first time it's going to happen tomorrow in 2014. 91 degrees we are expecting. that is nine months since we seen the last 9 90-degree day. i'll let you know how much we hit the 90. >>> i kind of have an idea. >> ask brian. >>> yeah, i'll ask him. use stormtracker 6 live double scan radar on your phone or tablet to follow the weather in your neighborhood. it's free to download in the apple or google app stores. >>> the latest in iraq. the violence is intensifying. president obama is considering airstrikes. four warships have moved into the persian gulf including a carrier packed with missiles and fighter jets. >> i do not believe that the president is going sit by and allow that to take place. >>reporter:the graphic shots showing mass accusations of iraqi soldiers trained by the american forces. ithey are showing soldiers at gunpoint is too graphic to show you. the extreme terrorists have taken control in a great deal of territory in northern iraq. the iraqi forces have been striki

this goes to new york, boston, down to raleigh. most of the area under the influence of high pressure keeping things very dry, very clear at least for now. tomorrow we're going to see hotter conditions. temperatures will be approaching near 94 tomorrow. this is today. we'll be warm today. you can see the warm air surging up towards our region for our monday. looks like tuesday and wednesday will be our hotter day this is week as we approach the 90s for sure. humidity goes up again tuesday and wednesday. going to feel it outside with the humidity going up. day planner for the day, looks good. 8:00 a.m., 61 degrees. notice clear, sunny skies. comfortable 11:00 a.m. 73 degrees. our high today back in the low 80s, sunny and nice. mid 70s for those of you down the shore. heading to poconos, also 70s for the day. looks like today. 74 degrees, sunny skies expected. also for our region, early part of the week, we do have sunshine with the chance of isolated storms. notice the temperatures get up to 90s tuesday. 93 wednesday. humid with hot

warm out there 97 for high in ralei raleigh. 94 in atlanta.ity out there it will feel hotter than that. the northeast cooling off in the 70s for many of you. head over to you. six flags about to get a whole lot scareyer. the roller-coaster opened up to the public. the ride is expected to be the world's fastest wooden roller-coaster with the faster steep drop groping them 180 feet at a nearly vertical 85 degrees. it will reach top speeds. would you let your kids go on that? would you go on that? >> mine are toddlers. no. i might go on it. >> a plane was forced to make an emergency landing because of this mangled wing. look at that. wait until you hear what created that giant hole at the end. >> you want a brighter whiter smile. chocolate and cheese. we will explain. when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i think the numbers speak for th

raleigh, north carolina midweek the forecast has to reach 97 degrees.ity out there in some of the areas. it will feel even hotter than what the thermometer reads. it will be heating up over a big chunk of the country. we have a risk for severe storms in iowa, wisconsin, large hail, damaging winds. isolated tornadoes being a concern. off to the west we have elevated fire danger low humidity gusty winds red flag warnings in effect. >> be careful if you live in those areas. 38 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up you may have already paid your taxes but beware criminals still on the hunt. how they are trying to prey on you and your personal information. >> are you looking to get away this summer? we have the top five national parks that you will not want to miss. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone... in the world. if hp secur

this afternoon and evening, some of our bills north carolina airports like raleigh and charlotte could see delays, anticipate that. you can see the precipitation moving off the coast right now. also is the case in the great state of florida, miami, you could see pop up storms if you're heading down south. if you're heading out west, good news no major issues, let's say you're heading off to california how nice would that be, you're heading to san francisco, lax or san diego, things look great for you. tam. >> prosecutors say good detective work led to the arrest of a south jersey man they say this man robbed a string of 7-elevens and shot a store clerk. authorities say one of the men in the video is charles walls of collingswood. he suspected in 3 rabies since january. they found the car that was used in the robberies. they assumed that a sonic with a lot of the traffic violations might be drive driven by somebody with little regard to the law. walls' car ended up at the top of the list. >> with the help of cherry hill they set up a surveillance team they surveilled him on one night he

raleigh it's 90. nashville 90. richmond 91. to gets more humid as well.you ready for the temperatures in the 90s. hello 90s. i am forecasting a high of 91 degrees. this is the first 90ñrçjixdá1 e year. with the heat and humidityjf cos the storms. by the middle of the week it can i'll talk about that more when we go inside. >>> is your pool open yet. >>> come on over. bring the burgers. >>> and a traffic report on monday night. >> live with matt pellman inzát trafficxd center. hello, matt. >>> a carpooled street along third and fourth. on 309. the fire-police are helping around that as well. if you are coming down 476 you hit delays south of lansdale. still that crash out there taking out the right lane causing the delays. and west conshohocken the road is closed because of a downed tree. is closed because of a downe dae crash is out of the way. it's extra slow near the schuylkill down at this point en route 3. we'll check it again rick and sharrie in the next half-hour. >>> more to come on "action news at 5:00". an avid runner that collapsed at the gary p

precipitation, pop up storms possible in the southern partly of the county, char lot, raleigh durham could see delays on down into hartsfield jackson atlanta, which, of course, is one of our very busiest airports. delays possible there, as well. no precipitation on the gulf coast affecting new orleans throughout the day today. >>> the in neshaminy school bod voted in favor of a policy to prevent the word "redskins." the student editor for the paper have been in struggle with the board and the administration. the policy gives the editor control over the news section where the word can be removed. >>> it's the start of a new season and new look an new life for the music center in fairmont park. sharrie williams. >> reporter: a big kickoff at the dell music center. a new look was unveiled for the gateway entrances now painted with murals dedicated to music. >> it's not just for concerts, people are having graduations here it's a beautiful place it's an art community. >> reporter: the outdoor venue has been around for 40 years, but lack of upkeep and maintenance began to take its toll. >

take a look at temperatures to our south. 90 in raleigh as well as at la atlanta. phoenix 102 degrees. so some of that warmer air will continue to head in our direction because of this area of a high pressure pumping in those winds out of the south and west and that wind direction will also increase the humidity an air quality alert issued for tomorrow for the entire state of new jersey because of the heat combined with the air quality. making conditions a little unhealthy for sensitive groups. so for tomorrow, that summer preview we're talking 90 degrees or better and then by the middle of the week, yes, we could be talking about a heat advisory when you factor in the heat and the humidity. feels like temperatures by wednesday could approach 100 degrees. we'll talk about how long this heat will last and also some changes for that seven day forecast. >> all right. scott, thank you. >>> a philadelphia police officer remains on desk duty after shooting his gun over the weekend. investigators say the officer may have shot two men on the 3200 block of randolph street i

this goes from boston to raleigh all the way down to atlanta. that's how dry and clear it is.essure working across the area. storms way off towards the mid plains states. that's not going to reach us especially today as the high pressure will keep things very dry and nice and warm all across the region. i say warm because today will be warmer than yesterday. we'll get back to 80s by the afternoon. 61, 8:00 a.m. comfortable at 11:00, 73. by the afternoon sunny and nice, 82. we'll have breezes down the shore for the afternoon. hotter for tomorrow, in the 90s this week. at least early on in the week. humidity goes up too. talking 92, 93 wednesday and thursday. looks like we'll start to see temperatures drop. look at the stormy conditions we'll have this week. friday will be our best chance. as we head into the weekend, also another chance. going to be a warm and sticky week ahead of us for the early part of the week. >> sounds like a repeat from last week, right ted? >> exactly. >>> good morning and happy father's day to dads out there in the delaware valley. the long road to his

sharon epperson, nbc news, raleigh, north carolina. >>> and we're back in a moment with a wedding to remember, the bride and groom and everyone else taking the plunge. >>> lawmakers in baltimore voted for one of the strictest curfews in the country. it will require anyone under the age of 14 to be indoors by 9:00. teenagers, age 14 to 15 need to be inside by 10:00 p.m. on weeknights and 11:00 p.m. on weekends. as you might imagine, not everyone is happy about it. supporters of the bill say it will help children from falling victim or or from violent crimes. >>> they say that rain on your wedding day is good luck, but we're not so sure what it means when your entire wedding party gets soaking wet. that's dan and jackie anderson from minnesota lined up on a dock with all of their brides maids and groomsmen smiling for pictures. then the dock collapses. 22 people were standing on it. most of the wedding party ended in the water up to their chest. the ceremony started late but gave everybody time to dry off. >>> another incredible piece of video this one from an island in germany. the pi

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. >>> the research triangle in raleigh-durham, north carolina, home to many hi-tech research and developmentpanies. 30-year-old eric miller worked there looking for a cure for pediatric aids. his wife ann was also a scientist working for a large

when these folks took over in raleigh last year, people were like, oh, lord, they got a supermajoritye going to do? some of us said, what did we do in the past? what did dr. king do, what did young people do? they stood up. they refused to accept reality as it was being told by the dominant power. >> we're asking you to disperse. cease and disperse. we'll give you five minutes. >> since april of last year, reverend barber has been showing up at the north carolina legislature protesting what he calls an immoral agenda. >> we ought to have a mass sit-in and sit-in everywhere in every houses, in every hall, all over the general assembly. >> week by week, month by month, the moral mondays movement has grown. in part, by engaging ordinary folks around the state's republican agenda. joy boothe has been living in high mountains of yancey county, north carolina, since the 1970s. >> yes, it's very conservative. it's a predominantly white community. >> boothe was born in southern alabama to generations of sharecroppers. >> my dad's mom was 17 years old and there was no health care in the area,

i wish we had people in raleigh that knew what they were talking about. but they don't. this is, this is going to, i believe, kay hagan is going to win her senate race. simply because the the legislature has been so unreasonable. i think the average north carolinian, is not a radical right-winger. they're tired of this politics. the average north carolinian is exactly like the mayor that spoke. be republican or democrat. doing the right thing for his state. that. any what you want in a politician. >> to that point. i have to play you this ad by todd tillis. kay hagan's opponent. then get your response. >> tom tillis has a proven record fighting obama care. >> tillis stopped obama's medicaid expansion cold. it's not happening in north carolina. and it's because of tom tillis. he led the conservative revolution in raleigh. >> howard dean, tom tillis is running against the mayor and his constituents. >> i've don't think tom tillis understands what a conservative is. conservative is not somebody who doesn't care what their constituents think. not somebody who throws their ow

she explained what's at stake in a new op said in "the raleigh news and observer." devastating threatens our waterways, children as young as 12 work our tobacco fields. jobless north carolinians struggle to make ends meet on reduced and inadequate unemployment benefits. teachers work without pay raises, textbooks or teaching assistance. children, the aged and disabled are being kicked off medicaid while hundreds of thousands of left to get sick and die caught up in a medicaid blockage of lawmakers' own making. citizens are made to overcome obstacles and exercising their right to vote, even our right to vote, is under attack. if we stand by and do nothing we are signing off on this moral bankruptcy." strong words. joining me now is the reverend william barber, head of the north carolina naacp, and mary b. mcmillan from the north kashl a afl-cio. mary b., tell us why you wrote that piece and what you're trying to get done here. >> thank you for having me. union members and workers from around the state were in raleigh today to protest a long list of injustices and to

. >> when investigators in raleigh, north carolina, found rebecca's mail in drew planten's apartment,called lansing investigators with the news. they said if you have a .45 caliber handgun, please let me know. he says we got two. i said keep 'em. planten's two .45 caliber guns were test fired. analysts were especially interested in the marks on the shell casings. imperfections from the firing pin are imprinted on the shell casing when the gun is fired. and each are unique to each gun made. when the shell casing was compared to the shell casing from drew planten's gun, the results were unmistakable. >> some very well define parallel linear marks that were on the surfaces of all the tests and on the evidence cartridge that was found in michigan. >> they also compared the lands and grooves on the test bullet compared to those of the fatal bullet. those also matched. >> my opinion is it's that gun and only that gun that could have fired it. >> by this time, planten was already in custody in north carolina and things weren't going well. at his court appearance, he refused to walk and had t

be careful, charlotte and raleigh. cooler in d.c.t unfortunately on saturday, a chance for additional storms in the mid-atlantic. and a great weather pattern, five to six days of beautiful weather coming from new york city to new england. >> that's one good-looking weather pattern, bill. >>> and new reaction as president obama makes the case for sending troops back to iraq after staking his election on pulling them out. >>> plus -- >> you've lived your life ignori ignori ignoring these injuries. >> i don't have any other option. >> this is a great story. what this young marine did in afghanistan to earn one of the nation's highest military honors. [bell rings] [prof. burke] at farmers,we make you smarter about your insurance,because what you don't know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that collisions with wildlife on the road may not be covered? and that you could be liable for any accidents on your property? the more you know,the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we ar

former army chaplain and current presbyterian pastor greg brown attended a training event in raleigh, north carolina. >> this is something that we really haven't addressed quite adequately before because we've been addressing ptsd. and there's a vast difference between ptsd and the moral issues of war. >> reporter: brock says congregations and faith groups are especially qualified for moral injury work. >> sometimes a little counseling will help, but to rebuild a moral identity takes a community of support. takes friends and it takes a long time. there are no other institutions in our society that i know of except religious institutions that support people over their entire life course. >> reporter: hunter says the spiritual dimension has definitely helped her move forward. >> i believe in prayer and so that was, was my peace and it, and it was a tool to go along with everything that the v.a. offers to help me see this through, and to say that, you know, things can be better. >> reporter: i'm kim lawton reporting. >>> we have a lucky severson story today on the enormous dhammakaya bud

shaina brown works at a waffle house in raleigh and on mother's day was given a tip for $1,000, but wafflese the customer put it on a credit card. they said he had to give it in cash or a check. well, the man heard what happened and made good. now, waffle house said they're reviewing their procedures when customers give generous tips, but good for her. >>> a man is turning shorelines into works of art and the scope of his creations is remarkable. john blackstone caught up with him. >> reporter: the designs raked into beach sand are sometimes spontaneous and free-flowing, sometimes geometric and precise, but their beauty is always fleeting, waiting to be washed away. they are the work of 42-year-old andres amador. once you start to rake, more ideas come in? >> more ideas and also just the process just starts to drive its own direction of how it will actually look. >> reporter: amador calls himself an earthscape artist. his designs often cover a space as large as a football field created on space on the benches of california and the caribbean. where do your creations come from? >> i would sa

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the strong storms that moved through philadelphia have shifted to the south, including roanoke and raleigh. the upper midwest under the gun from minneapolis to kansas city and another area over northern texas. we're looking at the potential for large hail, damaging winds and flash flooding a big concern. david, i want to show you the area of flooding. it's a very broad area. there's a stationary front that's draped across the upper midwest into the mid-atlantic. along this front we're looking at the potential three to four inches of rain, could cause flash flooding. minneapolis already dealing with record rainfall. >> we'll be watching for that. thank you. >>> we turn our attention to brazil now and to the world cup. team usa playing this weekend. a giant headline tonight, perhaps the toughest player we're going to face on sunday is tonight hurting. his name is cristiano ronaldo, portugal's best known weapon nursing a knee injury. it's making global headlines because he's also known for his moves off the field. paula faris is in rio again tonight. >> reporter: he is soccer's reigning playe

expanding across the southern u.s. 90s across the board here for many of you. 109 in phoenix. 87 in raleigh. 82 in new york. and real quick, we're getting into that season. we are watching this disturbance across the southeast. the atlantic here that could develop over the next couple of days. let's take a look at the tropical models. as we head into the fourth of july weekend, keeping a very close eye on this potential depression, maybe a tropical storm. don't think it's going to be a hurricane. but eric, we will be watching it. back to you. >> all right, janice. talk about depression. add another tropical storm, that's for sure. >> i know. i'll keep you updated. >> arthel? >>> very true. coming up, growing frustration on capitol hill over e-mails. some lawmakers questioning if anyone will ever get to the bottom of this. oking with chant. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years. but i needed help in quitting smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by s

introducing today's contestants -- a chief financial officer from raleigh, north carolina...n attorney from st. louis, missouri... and our returning champion -- a pediatric nurse practitioner student from nashville, tennessee... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! all right, thank you, johnny. thank you, ladiegentlemen. welcome back to our champion molly. heather and jack are the newcomers. they are hoping to enjoy a certain amount of luck on the program today. so good luck to all three of you. let's find out if it works. here comes the "jeopardy!" round, and today we have these categories for you... very straightforward. we'll deal with... "down" in quotation marks. molly. american cities for $200. heather. what is pittsburgh? oh, no. molly. what is philadelphia? that's the city. cities for $400. molly. what is buffalo? right. cities for $600. this city of 2 million people. we have no problem. heather. what is houston? correct. uh, you can quote me for $200.

. >> north carolina and raleigh has the natural science museum, and it's great for kids that are 3 anderfly conservatory, so the butterflies can come and land on you. >> i love that. >> they have a dinosaur exhibit. >> and no admission fee? >> no admission fee. none of these activities -- >> it's just amazing. there's a catch? >> no catch. >> they're taxpayer funded? >> some of them are. i'm sure there are local donations. >> let's head over to michigan. in summertime, it's unbelieva e unbelievable. >> the university of michigan, there's the museum of archaeology. this is better for kids of school age, so 5 and 5. there are two human mummies and some animal mummies. so kind of disgusting and also fabulous. >> where in michigan? >> ann arbor. >> let's go to st. louis. >> st. louis zoo is one of the few enormous zoos in the country that is also free. >> that's amazing. >> the trick is you have to arrive within the first hour of the day for the whole family to get in for free. but it's a pretty good deal. >> it sure is. you get up and go. >> and there's 20 insect exhibits there, including

charlie come from raleigh, north carolina. dense, you know, he does not appear in the book, in the text. but this is a picture that was taken by the wpa during the depression. and he is someone, he was interviewed. he has about a three page interview. he talks about slavery. but i use that picture at the end of the book because it is charlie crop photograph with his granddaughter. and so what does says to me : it's a message about survival and about people going through the ordeals of slavery. and i always want to say that slavery was brutal and offal and painful, but people offer -- often found ways to live, most people did. otherwise there would not have survived it. do know, some people, i think a much lost their minds. people suck into depression, especially around separation. but people were, for the most part, resilient spirit they kept going, kept forming families. even as they were holding on to notices from these ads, the letters, the searches. they are sold or separated. they keep going. they keep living. they are ho

charlie crom from raleigh north carolina. you know, charlie crom does not appear that look in that text. but this is a picture that was taken by the wpa, the works progress administration and he is someone who was interviewed. he has about a three-page interview. he talks about slavery and being sold. but i used that picture at the end of the book because it is charlie crom photographed with his granddaughter. what that says to me is a message about the bible and people going through the ordeals of slavery. i always want to say that slavery was fertile and awful and painful, but people also found ways to live, most people did. otherwise, they would not have survived it. some people i think mentally -- people just lost their minds are people sink into depression, especially around depressions. people were for the most part brilliant. they kept going. they kept forming new families, even as they were holding on and we know this from these ads are from the letters are searches. so they are sold, separated. they keep going. they

>> yes, the coffee raleigh not all -- rally not only on the recovery of crocs, but also the idea of arket. the rise.n prices on at the retail level, coffee prices have jumped 72% since november. the futures movement is about to go the other direction. >> su keenan with the commodities report. thank you. it is time for today's latin america report. sanchez has been sworn in as the president of el salvador. he is promising to fight corruption in a country with one of the world's highest homicide rates. he was a former rebel commander in the 1980's. he says he will strengthen ties with venezuela to get access to cheaper oil. that is your latin american report for this monday. still add, creating action figures for girls. we will talk to the cofounder of elemental. we continue in just a moment. ♪ >> iamelemental is a new york city startup with a big mission -- creating a positive reinterpretation of the traditional female superhero for girls. iamelemental just released its first set of collectible female action figures, elements of courage. cofounder julie kerwin set down with my colleagu

raleigh staying dry. high pressure in place, sinking air giving warm conditions and keeping us clear of inclement weather. tomorrow we'll see changes. today looking mainly sunny. most of our monday should be nice. hotter tomorrow near 90 tomorrow. not until later in the afternoon and early evening hours is when we start to see the chance of showers maybe even thunderstorms by monday night. for most of the day it should be dry. then tuesday starting off nice with also another chance of thunderstorms possible by tuesday afternoon and evening. our day today looks good. 71 by 11:00. by 4:00 p.m. our high at 82 degrees. sunny and warm. sunny and warm later in the evening. 78 by 7:00 p.m. mostly clear skies. poconos 74 degrees, warm with a chance of thunderstorms by monday. today get up and enjoy it. hotter this week. 90s tuesday and wednesday with humidity and also some thunderstorms along with that. slight chance also thursday and friday as we get back to 80s. another chance by next weekend. stay with us. nbc

it may be celled in raleigh. it is still on in charlotte and in virginia. the pub crawl that follows. >> beauty is in the eye of the beholder. that image changes where the beholder lives. she sent her selfie across the globe to the philippines, morocco to make her beautiful using photo shop. the most shocking changes came from here at home in the united states. >> when i first opened them i shrieked i might have gasped. they were intensely different. >> there is no universal standard on what is beautiful that was the lesson learned here. >>> big shakeups on "the view." sherri shepherd is leaving the sheen jenny mccarthy is right behind here. she has decided it's time to move on. after the news broke about shepherd leaving. "if sherrie goes i go too." they will be moving in an exciting new direction. the network made decisions to evolve the show creatively. that leaves whoopi as the only host left in place. big changes coming to "the view." we might fill in. don't miss us. >>> they have a few spots open. thank you, alicia. a check on the slow-moving commute.

today no exception 90s in raleigh, atlanta and also in memphis.y the temperatures in the 90s aren't too uncommon. we are talking about start of summer, summer solstice official start of summer. >> glad summer is finally here. we had a tough winter. >>> the time is now 39 minutes after the top of the hour. kung fu fighting classes? ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. ♪ [ male announcer ] identity theft ... it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so you have to ask yourself, am i next? one weak password could be all it takes. or trusting someone you shouldn't. over 100 million consumers had their personal information stolen in recent retail store and online security breaches. you think simply checking last month's credit score can stop identity thieves now? that alo

91 in raleigh, 93 in nashville. the hotter weather will come in. with the heat, that helps to build up the ozone. the air quality becomes less healthy. unhealthy today, code orange, for sensitive individuals and children and elderly and people with respiratory illnesses like asthma. limit your time outdoors in a day like tomorrow. you can see the closest showers are way out to the west, way west of even harrisburg. the futurecast show most do not make it to the philadelphia area. they don't make it to south jersey and delaware at all. just some isolated showers as we go through the evening. perhaps a greater chance tomorrow, especially tomorrow night. then things really start to heat up as we go toward the middle of the week. at the shore, a good place to escape the heat today. tomorrow as well with the sea breeze. a little bit more of a land breeze. it will get warmer wednesday and thursday and also get stormier. we do have quite a bit of storminess coming our way. not so much tonight. just a chance of showers mainly north and west. 69 for the low

ra raleigh and north carolina 97 degrees. we will keep an eye on it. >> you have seen the pictures children packed into warehouses after crossing the border. they are calling for emergency funding to beef up border security. they meet today. they have been raising the issue of the federal government since 2012. >> it's not the state's responsibility to deal with this issue. we are doing our parts to make sure to keep our citizens as safe as we can. the federal government is absolutely failing. when you have an incredible inep ininept situation. >>> they were transferred to the department of homeland security site there and then released. >>> first it was lois learner's e-mails that went missing and now the irs admits they lost he e-mails from six more employees involved in the targeting of groups. >> i have been hearing from forensic experts across the country who e-mailed me. i have been hearing from government employees who say all of that is downloaded every night. it is constantly saved on the server. for them to say we o

it's just a pro-marriage raleigh in washington, d.c. but let me show you a little video that the rally organizers put together. this video says very little about being pro-marriage. instead, it asks followers to stand up to the tyranny of those who would take away freedoms and silence dissent. the pro-marriage message is couched in pretty dark terms. >> this march, this rally is a hate rally. >> reporter: greg is one of the organizers of the petition drive to try to draw attention to the archbishop's position. he and others delivered what they said was 30,000 petitions to the archbishop's door urging him not to attend the rally. they pushed the petitions through the locked doors. we were told that the archbishop feels compelled to attend thursday's rally. >> the archbishop wants to share the teachings of the catholic faith in the public arena. >> reporter: one of the organizations supporting the rally is the family research council. i asked the archdiocese spokes woman how the archbishop would respond to those who say his lining up with

. >> : raleigh around the eat hundred students filled white plaza thursday. turned up told administration what they want. what she wants no assurance satisfied so i know no one else has to go through when i went through. now demanding changes to stanford's alternate review process or a r.p. ties with tunnel lined the school must complete their investigation into sexual assault cases and a reasonable prompts matter. bad news for expulsion for those found guilty of sexual assault. so is suffering in silence led want to be the way it's not born to. more bay bridge problems. touch and the official said correcting problems showed two years ago and it's getting worse. the problems uncovered in recent inspection >> : car after car death today the bridge near vallejo standing strong for more than 11 years. now is in need of its first major repair. less moscow as inspectors found what's called a seismic expansion joint cracked. the boston messalina joint caltrans explains. >> : the bridge is moved by the fourth open dawn sun beside seeking flexible since we have many

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middle 90s in raleigh, north carolina.'s head back inside. >> all right. thank you very much. 110 today in phoenix. meanwhile, miss nevada may have won the miss usa pageant on sunday night, but miss indiana took social media by storm sunday night because of what many are calling her normal body. >> what was it that drew so many to her over the twitterverse? here to give us her take is super model petra nimcova. what was your take over twitter exploding over this normal body? >> i think it's fantastic. each person has a different body type. some people are naturally skinny, some curvy. i think we have to celebrate all different shapes of the body. and the main thing is to be healthy. what's fit for one person is not going to fit the other person. so mainly be healthy and embrace your body type. >> how about this, when you were an up and coming model, did you look at the positions and say, i have to lose weight or i got to do this or lift weights? was this your focus? >> well, yes. part of it was to be skinny, depending what

raleigh, north carolina, 97 degrees.. we have the risk for severe storms across parts of minnesota, wisconsin, iowa, eastern nebraska. we do have the potential today for possible tornadoes. there is a red flag warning in effect across many states out west, across the rockies, we have gusty winds and low humidity out here. so there is an elevated fire danger in place. now let's head over to brian. >> thanks a lot. let me tell you what's going on in sports. the party is still going on in san antonio. the spurs stunned the heat in five games. >> the final seconds, san antonio is back on top once again. >> wow. talk about a rematch that went their way. the spurs earning their fifth title in five. final score, 104-87. leonard had the task of covering lebron james. he was awesome. he takes the mvp trophy because he did so well. he added 22 points and ten rebounds in the final game. this gives the reinforcement to the word that teams matter. not necessarily super stars. big man tim duncan, 38 now getting some extra love on fath

louis and raleigh, dallas 91 degrees, most of the country is sharing the same time of weather, double scan live we see most of the severe storms are well to the north in syracuse, moving east and you done have to worry about that this evening, another area reloading in the northern plains, rapid city and tornado warnings, this particular energy pushes towards the east, and a slight risk of severe weather, and concentrated for central and western pennsylvania for tomorrow and we are right on the fringe and we'll watch it here tomorrow afternoon for some of those pop-ups to come back. we'll let you know when the heat will break, if you don't want the 90s anymore. coming up in the seven day. >> thank you. it was a proud day for the delaware air national guard, the recruiting and retention team was selected as the best in the entire nation, an award ceremony was held to honor them. the first time they landed this type of distinction, this allowed the air guard to reach this high. the best in the 67 year history. >>> high schoolstein you'res marked an era in their young lives today. >> yes

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i'm telling you, not one new in raleigh because this latest boondoggle, this latest discrepancy is soe-top that if it is right it means we have signed up no new enrollees. it is a sham. after this. ♪ ♪ neil: all right. if this is even partly accurate we have a full-blown crisis on our hands. the ap reported right now that there are a lot of discrepancies in the data of those health care enrollees, up to 2 million of them, either the seller is to not lineup, the information on their application does not line up, doubts about whether some of them are even citizens. the fact of the matter is, and all of that up and you get 2 million who are not real enrollees. then we have to get to the issue of how many are new enrollees, and other words did not have coverage before. how many of those are paying, and you can quickly see how this so-called 8 million figure can whittle down to, as we pointed out, nothing. overstated by millions to begin with. now we have this news of the administrative discrepancies that could wipe out the few that we thought had signed up. the former bush 43 health and h

one-third of an inch in pittsburgh and raleigh, 6/10 of an inch of rain. and then we have a new storm system coming through, and this is going to bring severe weather tonight from texas northward. but also into tomorrow afternoon. >> rebecca, thank you, and coming up, the fight for iraq, the deadly violence intensifies as a rebel force comes 70 miles from baghdad. and food for thought. serving much more than meals. the cafe serving hundreds of kids in need. >> the violence in northern iraq is fueling a mass migration. about 500,000 people are trying to leave mosul. which is under rebel control over the last two days. that's about one quarter of the city's population. out of the road of mosul with this report. >> it has been a long way under a scorching sun. cars go kilometers, the search is slow, and this is the only road to safety for iraqis since the city fell into the hands of the rebels. some took as much as they could, and others just made their way by foot. >> it started in our neighborhood, and we left because there's no water or electricity in our