why is asheville the place for that? >> mountain folk will give people a shot no matter how outside the mainstream they seem to be and if you are cool, you can win their respect and be into free rights for dogs or anything. >> i like that you went to a wacky place of free rights for dogs. for a lot of people watching on tv, they probably already think this is a pretty wild place. >> hippies, black smiths and a couple of witches. when i talk to people this isn't usually what i mean. >> here, everybody is open. you can talk to anybody. you can make contact. it is really different. personally, i live for christ. it is cool. it is not a lot of judgmental hate. it is cool. >> i know i'm in a special place. in the last half hour, you he many talked to a wiccan, a person who is living for christ and they are about 100 feet apart from each other. not a lot of places on the planet where that is the case. >> that's right. >> spencer, nice to meet you. >> being a part of the counter culture in asheville is really like the norm. the

so, i'm 30 miles outside of asheville heading to meet a prepper. apparently the only thing he likes more than his guns is being left alone and he wants to wear a mask because he doesn't want anyone to know his identity. wait, is that my dad? >> see you made it up the mountain. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. are you a prepper? survivalist? off the gridder? >> i'm kind of like all the above, i guess. i believe in living as simply as possible and i don't have neighbors that i have to listen to. >> so, what do you like about living so far away from mainstream society? >> freedom. absolutely. absolutely. nobody telling me what to do, how to live my life. this is an unzoned area. if i want to put pigs down that path, i could. if my wife would permit that, i would. >> that's the thing about freedom, eventually there's somebody you got to talk to about your freedom. >> yeah. >> looking around, this is pretty much what i expect to see. solar panels, check. way too many tanks of propain, check. strange broken down generator, check. and a dog w

while building a family, she is also building a career as a business manager at 96.5 asheville radio group. >> good morning, it's tax -- >> reporter: what was she like as a business manager? >> she was very professional. and she could be stern. she didn't take slack from anybody. she was a very strong person. >> reporter: shelby's parents, jan and bill sprowls, say she's been that way since she was in diapers. >> you knew she was in the room. >> reporter: a force of nature. >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: shelby liked to be in charge. here she is leading the singing at her own birthday party. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: your parents describe your sister as the cruise director. >> yeah, she kept things organized, kept things on task. she had everything set up and all we had to do was show up, basically. >> reporter: new year's day is a sunday and the oregon ducks are playing the wisconsin badgers in the rose bowl while jan sprowls texts shelby, checking in on her daughter and the new baby. >> i texted her and said, "are you okay?" and a text came back, "yes." >> reporter: it

off toest up for game seven of the series with the predators after another tough overtime loss in asheville. san jose led by 3-2 but nashville tied with seven americans remaining. the predators scored, two minutes in overtime and beat the sharks for a series-deciding game seven on thursday night at sap. >> we have fog in santa rosa at three-quarters visibility and five miles at the coast. the marine layer is deep. it will take time to see the sun. when we do, an offshore floor will warm us up nicely. 58 in san jose, and upper 40s in napa. you could need the jacket. this afternoon we talking california temperatures at the cost and upper 50s to mid-60s and sunny skies and low-to-mid 70s around the bay, oakland, emeryville and upper 70s to low 80s around concord and fairfield is a warming trend around the bay and inland. tomorrow in the mid-80s and upper 70s and not much change at the cost with the low clouds and fog and warmup is going to last through thursday. frances? >>> good morning, everyone. we will check out the ride through the altamont pass, and we have a lot of green, it is good, tr

richmond, roanoke, charlotte, areas from raleigh to greensboro, win symptom salem and down towards ashevillewe're not going to see hardly any, if any, tornadoes. but wind damage will be the biggest threat. let's take you through the timing of it. this morning just some clouds, showers. very ugly up in new england. there's still some light rain around, temperatures are very chilly. but south of d.c., that's where the warm air will be. that's where the storms will form right around 4:00 to 5:00, lasting till about 10:00 p.m. a lot of lightning and again wind damage is the threat for jonath jonathan. be happy, though, d.c. will be warm at least, up to 80 degrees. today it's 55 in boston with a cold wind off the water. just ugly. go ahead. >> i was going to say, so bill, i'm actually coming up to see you. i'll see you tomorrow morning. we'll be together. >> oh, we are. barnicle, we've got to get out of here. jonathan's coming up. >> see you tomorrow. >>> the odd wade in which the cia marked the fifth anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden. we'll have that when "way too early" comes right

a tow truck driver, a tow truck driver in asheville, north carolina, who supports donald trump evidently stranded a disabled woman on the side of the road after he saw a bernie sanders bumper sticker on her car. >> boo! >> stephen: hard to tell what side you are on. telling the woman that she was obviously a socialist and that she should call the government for help. he then drove away on a road, i assume he paveed himself. he says-- (cheers and applause). >> stephen: the guy says whenever he deals with bernie supporters they don't pay him, as opposed to the trump supporters who make mexico pay him. (laughter) this guy did it for the best possible reasons. he said i think the lord came to me. and he just said get in the truck and leave. and when i got in the truck, you know, i was so proud. that does sound like something jesus would say. (laughter) it's like the story of the good samaritan where he sees an injured man stranded bid side of the road and is about to help him. but then realizes he's got a canaanite bumper sticker and he peels out in his chariot yelling make samaria great aga

a few inches of snow blanketed asheville, colorado. home to the arrest kind -- archf weather data. we have rain and now snow in north carolina. >> reporter: look at the positive standpoint, leave it in north carolina and not here. although we've had our fair share of miserable where. it's been kind of odd the way the pattern has developed over the last couple of months, we've had ten straight days of sunshine, we're seeing clouds and dreary conditions and yesterday was miserable with the driving rain throughout the area. today we'll see showers in the morning hours and by afternoon we'll see sunshine, that's the beginning of the end for the upper level low that's been stuck over us for the last several days. it will work out to sea. delsea drive from glassboro to woodbury, nothing too heavy, no yellow or orange on the radar. just shades of green. the walt whitman bridge looking wet, as well to the to the commodor barry bridge. we have showers and steadier rain falling. a lot of this will be shutting off shortly. 51 degrees, dewpoint, 47. the pressure reading is holding steady. the

reporting from asheville, kimberly kimberly kim. leon: metro between the armory after a track problem at benning road. there was a disabled train this morning. crew on the scene. we will get you more information as soon as it comes in the newsroom. alison: munchkin recalling 180,000 pacifiers. because of a potential choking hazard. the plastic cover that goes over the last light weight clip can detach. they are sold at a number of locations including amazon, babies r us, target and wal-mart. leon: a slip of babies that most of us pay no attention to after we use it. but there is information hidden on the slip of paper to open up a world of trouble for you in the wrong hands. horace: that informatn hidden right there on the bar code on most boarding passes. if it is information about you, you want to prevent it getting in the wrong hands. what do you do with the boarding pass when you no longer need it? you don't have to look hard to find the flyers rushing to the flight with the boarding passes in hand. they don't know that the simp

heaviest rain in through the zoom in here closer, and through gaithersburg, and the laurel area, and asheville and right here along 29 and 95, and both have seen intermittent periods of heavy rain, and out here to bowie and annapolis as well over here. and what is behind it? well, we have severe storm warnings down to portions of virginia. we don't expect to see that, but this area here is going to try to move in as we make our way to the rest of the night, and so we are not done with it, and the totals as far as the rain is concerned, and now, through baltimore, ha an inch towards the annapolis area, and if you seen it, sits a dreary shot across the region. the temperatures are 58. i was looking at boston and just outside of boston and it is 78 and sunny. they have beautiful weather, but we can't get out of this, and get that easterly flow that continues to heap it, and it is only 55 in gaithersburg, but to the west of the mountains, 76 in stanton and 66 out here, and that is some of the warmer air trying to move in tomorrow, and most of the area is going to be dry, and the nationals should g

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a risk of strong storms today making their way from south of philadelphia all the way out to asheville20 million at risk for this as this system pushes to the east look for more heavy rain through louisiana and the gulf coast still going to be in this, travel delays from new orleans all the way to atlanta, tomorrow unsettled weather here in the east. this low pressure sliding in we're going to look at a real mess. more rain from 1 to 2 inches down to the south which will exacerbate that flooding. that's what's going on. to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. . .s on suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of the at&t network, a network that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out with sunshine. some patchy fog along the coast and breezy winds. temperatures in the mid 50s and highs today will be cooler than yesterday. w

will see a 5 and 1530 back in oklahoma city monday at 6:00 at or call and as we say eliminating asheville and a the seventh deciding game see louis stars come sunday game to will be on tuesday these are 5:00 starts like look outside the golden gate bridge overcast conditions continue for the weekend: did you know there are dunes in antioch? find out all about it. by taking a guided tour of the antioch dunes national wildlife refuge. it's happening at the antioch dunes wildlife refuge sardis unit from 10:00 to 1:00. the event is free to attend. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero this morning. we are joined by rebecca strom with your weekend forecast. >> rebbeca: for clearing read around noontime it will bring temperatures below 70 with the warriors in the delegations right now this is what looks like lots of great overcast skies from our live shot here at the seventh average slightly travel at this point but these skies are keeping things cool off debate area seen 50s across the board now 56 and rose the 59 concord 56111058 degrees and evermore 57 in san jose is a real need a ja

including roanoke, raleigh, charlotte, and also asheville. conditions are ripe.orms popping now. our first severe thunderstorm watch has now been issued. the instability is there and we expect to see more storms with the potential for wind damage and even large hail as we head throughout the afternoon and evening. let's time it out on futurecast. you can see, this is what we can expect this afternoon. showers and thunderstorms, lightning and heavy rain, the main threat up until about 5:00 to 6:00. then this evening, as you're heading towards the evening commute, that's when these storms will peak in intensity from d.c. towards virginia and the carolinas. wind damage then becoming a main concern, even as you head into the overnight. besides the severe weather, all the areas ravaged by flooding see heavy rain today. this is a slow-moving storm, erica. unfortunately picking up another 1 to 3 inches of rain there. rivers still on the rise and the flood danger continues. we'll have more coming up later. >> we'll watch for it. tough to see, raphael miranda for us this

>>mark: is now leading in detail and go to school season the puck stops tonight in asheville 6:00 oure. >>darya: time is running for public and present hopefuls not name them come will the howe to this i marin indiana could affect the race. >>mark: voters ahead into poland and began on the head of today's primary for the democrats and republicans from indiana another big factor not just california in the fall run as you have all tied up for tickets to states like indiana but not this year this year the spotlight is on the on and the man on of the last bit delicate crackers before the convention to the crews receive the endorsement indiana gov.. >>james: an accomplice on his part as with the democratic side and the clinton sticky from bernie sanders she is a big lead in a delicate, but yesterday he insisted he is the one in the only one who could win in november against the republicans. >>james: he was a delicate, stand on the democratic side have the clinton has 200179 bernie sanders has 1400 they need to cause of 383 to secure the nomination before the delegation. >>robin winston: co

we have michael calling you from asheville, north carolina on the independent line. are speeches to political? caller: good morning. yes, my daughter went to the honors college in sarasota, florida. a new college. awesome school. everybody is great as a key -- sat's. it was an honor for us to go to her commencement. she was a fulbright scholar. amy goodman came on stage and just railed against the united states of america and how terrible this country is. it was -- we had to walk out. it was one of the gravest moments of our lives. education.that i have done a prepaid and we work hard. we sacrificed. i paid for tuitions. we were all sitting there and had to listen to amy goodman, who has been on c-span, spouting about how terrible this country was. host: what message would you have wanted to hear at this address? caller: america is a great country. let's start with that. it doesn't have to be just railing. and then two years ago condoleezza rice was not allowed to speak at rutgers. she would is the first -- she is the first black secretary of state. host: the first b

east, as well, where we could see severe weather today, south of philadelphia, all the way into ashevilles all moves east. during the day today, we could see travel problems from new orleans to atlanta, and more heavy showers and thunderstorms as waves of low pressure move up the eastern seaboard. look for, again, 1 to 3 inches of rain. concentrated down in southern louisiana, we could see 3 to 4 inches. that's where we're worried about flooding, south of i0. that's w-1ha >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. lots of clouds and occasional showers and a chance of some late day storms. that's the seven day at the bottom of the screen. this is what's going on today. a warm up in spite of the cloudy skies. philadelphia, pennsylvania suburbs and the lehigh valley all near 70 degrees this afternoon. some scattered showers in south jersey, upper 60s later today for hamilton township. at the shore a seabreeze will keep things cooler. could see late day storms in delaware. have a great day. >> don't you do that. i'll tell your mom. >> al roker is blackmailing me. telling my mom secrets.

this area of yellow includes washington, d.c., richmond, roanoke, raleigh, charlotte, down to ashevillere not really a threat today, but wind damage and maybe some small hail with the strongest of those storms. the morning commute is strong, minor travel problems, especially philadelphia, new york city with low visibility. but as we go through the afternoon, 4:00 to 5:00, the thunderstorms begin to form and then they'll be widespread by 7:00 to 10:00 p.m., right through virginia, even down through south carolina and areas of north georgia. again, wind damage the biggest threats with those storms. the rest of the country's actually looking pretty decent. of course, the east coast, we had a great spring, it was a miserable weekend, and unfortunately the cool weather continues with us as we go throughout the week. new york city, same for you as we duothroughout this monday. more "morning joe" when we come back. covering is caring because covering heals faster. for a bandage that moves with you and stays on all day, cover with a band-aid brand flexible fabric adhesive bandage. it takes a lo