and what did duke energy get? nds in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. key demographic. our political reporter beau minnick shows us what both sides are doing to get out the vote. >> it is beyond time in our country to hire a strong and powerful woman to become president of the united states. >> you've seen sean ash ton on the silver screen. he's the most recent celebrity carolina, campaigning for hillary clinton. >> the two things that we've identified as being the most person as millennials are college education and the ability to get a good paying job. >> reporter: he said reaching voters is important to the campaign. >> the women vote and millennials will make the difference. >> reporter: chelsea clinton took that message to greenville today speaking to students about college affordability. >> the federal government of making a profit on helping people finance their dreams. >> there are so many students who want to get involved in the campaign, help donald trump.

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oliver: that was lynn good, ceo of duke energy. coming up, continued reaction to the surprise opec decision to cut output. look at oil prices. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: let's get back to that breaking news in the oil markets. opec has agreed to cut production for the first time in eight years. this according to a delegate familiar with the agreement. it isn't sending prices north of 5% higher now. -- is sending prices north of 5% higher now. toy will drop production 32.5 million barrels a day. will kennedy joins us now from london. agreement -- algeria brokered agreement. will: the real country making history is saudi arabia. two years ago, saudi arabia edelman today policies and we have to defeat shale. that ended today. the marketmanaging -- it is a surprise and a big change for the oil market. oliver: we are still figuring out the details. mark wasuestion hanging over saudi arabia, how they would come to these talks. what were the pressure points that could have gotten this agreement to ha

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. preseason games - the top two goalies have yet to give up a goal for the hurricanes. last night it was eddie lack pitching two shutout periods - tonight cam ward stopped all 16 shots he faced in a 3-2 win over tampa bay. lightning's luke witkowski and j.t. brown mix it up a little with carolina's trevor carrick in the 1st period warren foegel -- brody sutter , lucas wallmark jeff skinner carolina now returns home and they'll ho on friday night. unc women's three year contract extension. he'll likely get to coach izzy brown. she's a recent signee -- one with a familiar last name -- and family ties that bleed wolfpack red. the allure of chapel hill was too strong to pass up for izzy brown. currently a sophomore at green hope -- brown has dreams that go well beyond the collegiate level. "i mean the whole class above me - the

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and what will you get? . >>> the sexual assault case against a suspended unc football player is moving forward after a hearing this morning. an orange county judge ruled the trial will start in december. artis is faced with misdemeanor charges of sexual assault and battery of a female after allegations raised by fellow students delaney robin. so she went public with her is why we're using the term "alleged victim's name". after today's hearing both lawyers stressed he is -- both lawyers around his attorney stressed he is innocent. >> i did not rape her, i did not rape her, i did not rape her. >> one of her friends said if you didn't know her, you wouldn't have known she was tipsy she's a very good drinker. to be what her claim is. >> the next court date is set for december 5th. in a statement, she remains resolute in her pursuit of justice. >>> video and pictures, they will be permitted in the case against a

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. pat mccrory: not looking out for us. >>> welcome back. i certainly know that mother nature has been keeping our weather team really really busy this week. finally, it seems like perhaps you might be getting just a bit we'll also see a break with that rain fall as well. >> i'm going to relax a lot over the week end. >> yesterday was crazy. we had a lot of record-breaking rain and devastating flooding across the sand hills. this morning, thankfully, we are dealing with much drier conditions. not necessarily clearer, though. look out at the airport. looks kind of dreary. you can see low-lying clouds with light reflecting from the airport. some of the first flights of the day getting ready to taxi down but it's the fog that's going to impact more of us this morning. visibility less than a mile in south hill. only three miles in roanoke rapids. less than a mile and a half in rocky mount. a mile in goldsboro, wherer seeing th

. >>> duke energy was on the scene saturday and a spokeswoman for duke energy tells me crews were called in to investigate whether or not there was a problem with one of the power lines. after investigating they said there was not a problem with rendered unconscious by an electrical charge in the pool water that led to her drowning . her mother spoke to us all camera and said that is an ongoing investigation into h daughter's death. she also says that the loss of her vibrant and independent young daughter is a tragedy. >> new pm a trip to the authorities say a 14-year-old ned arnd noon while swimming in updated lake. no other details havebeen released . >> people and fayetteville are lot -- mourning the loss of mike mansfield . he was beaten and left for dead in the parking lot at a pub on saturday night. officers rr underwood and charged with first-degree murder. north carolina nate rogers spent the day meeting with those who knew mike mansfield. >> reporter: more than 200 people gathered for yet another vigil remembering mike mansfield. he is described as one who was not afraid to shar

they cited duke energy's years of coal ash. duke said it's cleaning up the pits. >>> the largest tech merger in history is now come please dell and efc corporations completed the $60 billion deal. they have six offices in the triangle. they will operate under the name dell technologies. >>> the presidential candidates continue to keep a sharp focus on the tar heel state. tomorrow. that's where we find political reporter beau minnick. volunteers are preparing for the visit. beau? >> reporter: any minute right now, guys, they will be holding a sign making party inside this hillary clinton field office here in charlotte. i'm going to take a step out of working the phones. they've been doing that for most of the afternoon. rallies are important and so too, are the upcoming debates. >> north carolina has caught the eye of national politics, tend is the epicenter. >> get out and vote because we got to take the state and country back. >> reporter: both parties and both presidential campaigns vote. supporters of hillary clinton and don

in the bay area, duke energy crews are working to restore power to some customers, and this map shows outages in the area, pinellas county has 100 customers without power, and the counties in blue, affected, and duke energy says they restored power to 220,000 customers within 48 hours. >>> this morning tropical storm hermine is slowing down but its still packing strong winds. the storm is now churning in the atlantic, but it's causing problems for the northeast. in new jersey, holiday beach goers are dealing with dangerous waves and currents there. look at that new jersey's governor is warning people along the jersey shore to stay out of the water. governor chris christie and in new york, all beaches are off limits to swimming and take a look at these waves for royal caribbean's carnival pride ship. crews aboard the ship worked tirelessly to keep the water out and the people safe on the slippery floors there. >>> this morning a polk county teen is being austin welch lost his life trying to save his sister. austin's body was recovered from the peace river on sunday morning, not far fro

and what did duke energy get? and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. pat mccrory: not looking out for us. >>> a fort bragg drowned his 8-month-old dog received an unusual punish m he was ordered to keep a picture of his dog in his wallet for the next two years and has been ordered to clean the cages at the animal control. >>> new information tonight in the murder of a cary mother. over her head. the unsealed warrants showed she was adamant about turning on the alarm system in her home. it also showed her husband was away on business. >>> wake county sheriff is asking a school system to create a policy for transgender students for bathrooms and locker rooms. if there's no policy, the sheriff said he will pull all of his fi >> i talked to over 100 participates before i said anything about this. i had one to say it didn't matter. the rest of the parents said i wouldn't want to know. >> i could talk to my child. >> reporter: he said two weeks ago a situation involving a school resource offic

duke energy says they have about 18,000 customers without power right now in pinellas county. they are having about 225 extra crews heading to pinellas and pasco counties to help out. reporting live in st ashley york abc action new -- ashley yore, abc action news. >> we're waiting for a news conference from governor scott that will happen at any moment. meantime, downtown tallahassee was a ghosttown before the storm hit. the city hasn't had a direct hit from a hurricane since 1985. florida state university closed down along with just about every restaurant in town. there were only a handful of spots that stayed open. of course, the talk was all >> i wanted a gallon of water for each of my roommates. i wanted trail mix, backup batteries from my flashlight. >> i have a lot of friends that are not from florida and they are freaking out. they are like, we need to get all of this water and everything. i am like, chill, it's just a category 1. >> reporter: crews found this man and made sure his business was safe and secure. >>> hurricane you had mine brought a lot of strong and knoc

--bucket truck nats-- duke energy is already in emergency response mode... as hermine moves onto land-- the storm track takes it right through duke's electrical grid... customers in florida.. south carolina.. and north carolina. duke warning customers to start making sure those smartphones, tablets, and laptops are fully charged-- in case the power goes out. "that's where your best source of information is during the storm both from the media and from duke energy." and while the state was busy preparing for the worst... and hoping for the best from hermine... there was no missing the urgency in the voice of north carolina's e-o-c director. - "remember that readiness is an individual responsibilty. they need to have an emergency kit ready to survive for 3 to 5 days. we never know." the state e-o-c is set to go into operation at 1pm tomorrow... and will stay fully- functional until the end of the event. jbrabc11ewn. and people have been sharing lots of pictures and videos on social media using the hashtag hermine... and you can keep track of hermine's path... a

dwayne has been here six years. >> reporter: duke energy turned off the power wednesday at 7:00 in the evening as a safety precaution. no telling when they are going to turn it back on. but here in shore acres the good news is the streets are drying up. the only thing left is the cleanup. >> good to see the water going away. mark douglas reporting live in saint pete. >> absolutely. coming up, we will show you the damage in sarasota county and how the storm could wreak havoc on plans for beach goers. >> first responders spent the day assessing the damage here in citrus county. the biggest issue, what you see here, flooding. coming up, i'll have that >> now back to our tropical storm hermine coverage. paul lamison is live in pinellas county. this is just north of the skyway bridge. paul? >> reporter: good evening rod. hey, i want to show you. we have seen all the bad things that happened from hermine. this is one of the fun things. a bunch of kite surfers are out here. and there's a bunch of them out here. at least ten. let me push in and show you what they are doing. they screen through

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. >>> hardies is going to show their respect and thank you for our first responders. >> reporter: it is getting busy here at the gill man street location. we are partnering with them providing free meals to first firefighters, law enforcement and emts. and that is bill stevenson. and that is the fire marshal's office. and he was kind enough to interrupt his breakfast with his wife melissa here. >> you did not know this was happening today what did it mean to have your meal provided for free? >> we certainly appreciate it. you have a thankless job and you go through the job and people don't recognize with a all are doing? >> we all get a lot of recognition at university and student staff and facility tell us that they appreciate what we do for them. what does it mean to hear that from the community? >> it is extremely appreciative because we do put a lot of time effort in. and with us and the university, we put

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. >>> 600 more troops will be headed to feet the islamic troops. they're planning to take the city of mosul. it is the last stronghold in iraq. >> former israeli leader shimon after suffering a mis-- massive stroke. the 93-year-old statesman had a career half a century long and held nearly every single office in israel including president and prime minister and was instrumental in peace deals. >> he set his gains on the fudge. for peace and a better future for all. >> the public will have a chance to pay their final respects on thursday. the funeral is friday. president's clinton and obama will be among the dignitaries to attend. >>> two children and teacher >>> two children and teacher have been shot outside of a after over 20 years in congress, senator richard burr has been making washington work... for himself. rr voted

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and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and what will you get? >>> we are on the scene in harnett county where the police are on the scene of a deadly shoot will. and we're live on the scene. we're at the sheriff's office to bring us up to date. >> reporter: it cleared up around 4:30 this morning. and around midnight deputies responded to mckay drive for shooting call. and that is just about half a mile away from the overhill school district near ray road. and we have confirmed that one person died at the scene. still no word who has been that victim is or the identity of a shooter. and we have video of a gold cam ray that was take and way -- camry that was taken away. and we're looking how this may have been connected to the incident. if we have any new information, >> thank you very much. >>> back to court today for arm any sergeant bowe berghahl. there's a hearing on motions at fort bragg. he's accused of desserting his post in afghanistan and e

duke energy endangered the drinking water of 1.6 million people in north carolina. and what did de energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and wh will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. pat mccrory: not loong outor us. it's on ours, too. i'm josh stein. it's why in the attorney general's office, i worked to protect children from online predators. why, in the senate, i wrote the safe schools a. heuse. and led the effort to expandhe , to put more rapists behind bars. as attorney general, protecting families will be job one. josh stein. "tom - brady" -- "matt - damon" and "ben - affleck" -- for 'pizza and beer'. they're 'offering fans' -- a chance to 'hang out' with them -- in their 'beloved hometown' -- of boston. they've 'teamed up' -- for a star- studded "omaze" campaign -- to benefit different charities. a 'donor' -- who gives more than 10-bucks -- will be "entered to win" a date with the 'patriots star'.... as well as 'affleck' and 'damon'. the

duke energy endangered the drinking water of 1.6 million people in north carolina. and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. >>> hillary clinton campaign to today with ernie sanders by her side urging progressives in young liberals to support her. >> the youth vote was critical for president obama and both hillary clinton and donald tr university students were active on social media during this time. they created a students were trumped organization and twitter account that has 38,000 followers. we talk about the role now that voters will play in his education. >> they are so motivated and educated. they care about the immigration issue that we have in our nation right now. they care that they will have a out of college. >> hillary clinton spoke from the first moment of her campaign, the ability to find a job and have affordable education. >> the deadline to register to vote is quickly approaching, two weeks from friday on october 14 >>> the identity -- the

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duke energy endangered the drinking waterf 1.6 million people in north carolina. a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributns from duke energy executives. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. >>> the suspect in a south carolina elementary school school will be charged as a juvenile. cameras cannot show him nor can he named. fs father and coun of attempted etd the ther of 6-year-old jacob hall said he is sti in critical condition. >> he is fighting every day, every moment to survive. >> the other shooting victims, a first grade teacher and another student have been released from the hospital. >>> a recorder that could show what was ahead of a commuter train that crashed in new they believe it is of the keys to figuring ouwhat caused the train to jump barriers and slam no a wall yestery. it kled one pers d injured morethan 100 others. >>> the acdent is raisin concerns about posivetrain control. it gps,radio tower ground sensors. if it detect s train is going ar slow it down. >> ptc

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. >>> so this might be the same for you, but in my house, we actually call the produce food the rotter. it just happens, stuff goes bad. if you can relate, you know some of the storage products that claim to prolong the life of produce, well "consumer reports" checked year, we load up at the grocery store. but more than half the produce we buy ins up spoiled and in the trash. what's the best way to stop the waste? "consumer reports" tested seven containers, including the oxo good grips green saver, and the rubber maid fresh works. each costs $20. testers filled them with -- and greens. they also left samples in their original clam shell containers. then fridge, where they wering are larry checked. the greens in the oxo good grips held up well. the strawberries in the rubber maud look better than the others. but do you need the special containers? . >>

duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. pat mccrory: not looking out for us. >>> well that looks like a promising scene. it looks like the storm clouds moving out, but they morning. >> yeah. that locks like potential, the optimism, right? we're looking toward the sun light there? . >> yes. unfortunately if we see too much of that this afternoon, it's going to be like it was yesterday, where it destablizes the atmosphere. it's going to be in the same pattern today we were yesterday. that doesn't mean we're going to have the same kind of flooding, but we'll have a stall front, potential for more showers and thunderstorms. if we do see them developing the same places we did yesterday and last night, of trouble. let's take a look at the radar to begin. with you can see, of course, the green boxes down south. we have a flash flood emergency in effect for cumber land

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from du energy executives. and what will you get? facebook's sheryl sandberg is in our toyota green roo >> good morning, everyone. i'm russ bowen. >>> police in rocky mount are searching for a 2-year-old girl after an amber alert was issued after midnight. lauren haviland has been covering the story all morning long and joins us with the latest. lauren? >> reporter: good morning. it's been eight hos has been missing. we're expected to get more information, the latest information any moment now. police said the 2-year-old was last seen in a white t-shirt with a rainbow on the front. according to police, the toddler's mother was at a friend's house on nashville road in rocky mount when the car was stolen with the 2-year- old inside. police said the stolen vehicle that the two could be in is a 2004 green mitsubishi endeavor. front left side and a dent on the right back door. there's also a "live, laugh, love" sticker on the back of it. rocky

the state environmental agency says that permit requires duke energy to meet all water quality standards. the spill happened two years ago when a collapsed pipe caused coal ash to be dumped into the river. under the new state law, people living near it will soon get an alternative source of drinking wate looking to turn a burned down mill into an apartment complex. they purchased the proper and unveiled the mld opportunity complex which includes 115 units. it comes after a third of the building was destroyed by fire back in may. nearby business owners say that they are glad that developers were able to reclaim the farther downtown and still have access to downtown is amazing. >> authorities have not yet determined the cause of that fire at the mill but are calling it suspicious. >>> murderer dasi and his uncle were con ricketted of a er overturned the conviction, saying that confession was coerced. the state prosecution will appeal. >>> prosecute ares to say gunning down a person was for the thrill. but he was hailed a genius. knoll was driving home from work when he was shot four times

the state environmental agency says that permit requires duke energy to meet all water quality standards. the spill happened two years ago when a collapsed pipe caused coal ash to be dumped into the dan have i ever just north of the triad. get alternative water. >>> highlights for this weekend include the fair queen pageant happening this afternoon at 2:00. military and first responder day is tomorrow. the fair runs through the 18th at the crown complex in fayetteville. >> looks like a lot of fun out there. >>> do you need some items to decorate your home this weekend. what this year's raleigh home show has to offer, coming up. >>> and flooding in kansa the last few weeks. see the troubles it's causing for residents and find out if the raining weather has passed. >> we are already seeing some glimpses of the sunrise. a few clouds out there i'll let you know what you can expect ?? ?? ?? >>> welcome back to cbs north carolina. take a look at this. this is flooding in the town of mo movine, kansas. residents were just real estate covering. some residents say they can't trips to get to the s

"duke energy" is inspecting more than five ?thousand miles of transmission lines. the processs will take several weeks. tomorrow in clearwater. the inspections move to north florida after that. former bucs coach "tony dungy" is in town today. it's for an event called "dads... take your child to school day." dungy will speak at gibbs high school in st. petersburg about the impact of fathers and male role models on a child's academic success. the hall of fame coach is a national spokesperson for "all pro dad".. a national fatherhood organization. ?invite only... but dads everywhere can still show their support... by taking their kids to school this morning. this morning in st. petersburg: breakfast... with benefits. you can eat at the vinoy resort... and help local students at the same time. the event is called "breakfast for scholars." it benefits kids at "academy prep" in st. petersburg. tickets start at 50 dollars person. the event begins at eight a-m. and you might know the emcee... fox 13 anchor "mark wilson." and as for this video... this is just ?one of the am

at duke energy, we're doing more too. ...for more reliable energy every day. so no matter how much you do, we're always here.... >>> bill leslie here with your top stories. cumberland county schools are closed again today because of the threat of more flooding. the threat is actually minimal today but several bridges in the county are closed this morning because of flooding left over from yesterday. we'll have a live report coming up on fox 50 in the next half hour. south right now, let us check in with elizabeth gardner live festival. wide open bluegrass festival. >> al roker is here for the today show and we have a huge crowd. what fun! it is great to see the excitement down here. we are stuck under some clouds but it hasn't doe tiered the crowd at all. it has been a little bit of drizzle that we've seen. can you see we've had had showers around the area, most had you north and west of the triangle. we've had some south and west too, just southwest of fayetteville. none of we have stronger thunderstorms north of greensboro. we have the potential for a few sc

at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... ...for smarter energy choices every day. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> brad's side of the story has come out. >> it wasn't a fight between him and the kids or him and maddox. >> what actually went down on that private jet? and was it caught on camera? i'm natalie morales. we're taking you on board for a look at how this family and a select no other. >> the 0.00001%. >> anything that has a good beat. >> are you immediately offended as a dancer? >> kendall's ballet backlash. is this too much to do about nothing or a valid complaint? >> you have to work hard. you have to sweat. >> is that what that means? >> i don't know. i'm asking. >> what are you asking? >> is this what comes with it?

duke energy on scene. >> they don't know much about it. i have asked the sheriff that i talked to and he said all he could say was there was an incident. >>reporter: nothing like this has happen in the this community. the pool is popular andhe noon on saturdays. whether the lifeguard was there, authorities wouldn't say. >> we're very close in this community. we watch out sfr each other. it's a very nice place to live. >>reporter: the sheriff says they are awaiting the results of the autopsy to determine what happened here. that is expected to take place on monday. they aren't releasing the identity of the woman. of kin. in north raleigh raleigh, i'm amy cutler. >>> today was a much cooler day as the area dried out after herm's a look at the temperatures. it feels a little chilly out there. >> yeah. i used that word last night. it's 67 boone. picking up a few partly cloudy skies. the radar is starting to get feedbacks. it looks like shs, but i don't see anything. further to the east, the remnants of hermine is still sitting and churning to

at duke energy, we'r changing too, ving you new ways to contr your power use and ay in the kn... ...for smarter energy choices every day. so no er how things chan, wee ysere .... ...with power for your life. >> lcombacto cbs north caroli. >>> we were talking out the temperature outside, 59 in raleh, cooler for sure. we were trying todetermine if that's considered chilly. compared to the temperatures we have seen -- d will contue to see this week -- ye. i would say chilly by comparison. >>ave en wake up temperatures nea with a muggy start tothe day but it's the exact opite this week. leighand clton, sigh lest 64 in yetteville and thanks to high pressure began building in yesterday ll, can expect the ceer to continue through ay and this week so expect comfortable mperatures, 8degrees at humidity. we're sunny at 6:00 p.m. with a falling to 83 and thers wae er weather. we'll let you know when the return, coming up. >> nks,kristin. >>> restaurants around the state are giving free mes to law enforcement ofceto show their appreciation. here a video of the pittboro it's one of 121 places around

we just got word from the states that duke energy has agreed to pay $6 million fine for the dan river spill. duke was originally hit the $6.89 fine which challenged. it was the second largest forest environmental violations in state history. they are required to close the ponds by scroll over to the news tab and then down to investigates. >>> a cbs electronic investigation shows a rising convicts tapering with monitoring devices. >> the results could be deadly. we will revisit they local case and let you know what's being done to prevent it from happening again. >> and after clouds and showers most of this week, temperatures stay generally in the 70s. how that the showers are moving away, our temperatures are front coming up. >> plus a local marine gets the gift of narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent

shopping center where the gym is he says after just learning of the problem tuesday -- he has called duke energy to work on getting brighter lights. "we've spent a million dollars in here. we came in and purchased a very depressed shopping center and have almost filled the whole center up, and to have something like this happen is just..it really hurts."he doesn't want the crime to scare people away.but for allen..it maybe too late.. "i'm not going to come back here. i went ahead and cancelled our membership the property owner says he expects the lighting issue to be fixed within the next month.. anyone with information on these crimes is asked to contact pinellas park police. a developing story across the country: i-t-t tech... one of the nation's largest for-profit colleges... has just ?closed it's doors. and that means tens of thousands of students and educators have just lost their for months. and on tuesday, the company said it finally had enough. i-t-t was recently told by the federal government that they would no longer be allowed to provide loans to enrolled students, after they were acc

duke energy says ey a staging in different areas around the state in ca of potages. the rning people to be smarted and stay inside if ibto let you know we fered help tother states and great cooperation newithsta upon where the srm to be more cumberland county. what are the preps looking like as that area braces for the storm today? >> yeah stefan nothing too crazy as of right now. if you look behind me you'll see a reference point wind picking up a little bit but relatilyame. we dijupethe mayor eyon the storm expecting from fourx incheof rain in winds as thers wi visoryfor cumberland county as well as surroundi unti as well. officials recommend you tie down patio furtu o anythihat cod blowaway wind. there's also flood pre areas to avoid driving in or just be careful if you have to go out and drive. he also says downed branches and trees are a concern as well. >> it's going to be an extremely soggy storm. not only dead anches falling but watch for the trees themselves once the ground gets soggy and weget typof wind tse trees cld >> and erland cou schools have also ann

coming up former reagan economic adviser, president and ceo of duke energy is here, ncaap and president cornell and kevin mccarthy and tray gowdey. stay was. breaking news overnight. the world is mourning the loss of shimon peres. cheryl: yeah, maria. shimon peres has died, suffered a massive stroke and condition start today deteriorate according to israel. one of the israeli politicians that were present at the new united nations' birth, he earned the nobel peace prize. the clintons said to be taking time off the campaign trail to mourn the loss to what they say was a true and treasured friend. netanyahu praising peres. >> shimon devoted his life to our nation and pursuit of peace. he set his days on the future. he did so much to protect our people, he worked till his last days for peace and better future for all. cheryl: peres talked about how it's okay to be different in the world. listen to this. >> democracy is not the right to be equal but equal right to be different. what america and president obama did great is to legalize the right to be different. cheryl: president obama is mo

at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... ...for smarter energy choices every day. >> man, anything can happen. it could be true. would i still take it, safety precautionses? as always. >> pretty creepy. >>> police are investigating another clown sighting. >> i heard people screaming that there was a fire. running out the door. >>> neighbors helping each other and some people lost everything. what they are still waiting on today. >>> hillary clinton making another stop in the ta heel state. how you can watch it from the comfort of your home. >> good morning, everyone. i'm russ bowen. >> good morning to you i'm stefan chase. >>> let's find out about the forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning, everyone. it's going to be hotter and will sweat more today -- we don't sweat. we perspire. a few clouds east of 95 and no

at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... ...for smarter energy choices every day. so no matter how things change, we're always here .... ...with power for your life. >>> we don't expect to learn more into the investigation of a death of a toddler. anyone involved from talking about the case of jordan dumont. the body was found last month in a wooded area behind her home near charlotte. her mom's boyfriend reported her missing. he was also charged with her murder soon after. dss had been called in the past. >>> let's turn and get a check of the weather forecast with bill reh. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, stefan. we have temperatures to greet you in the lower 70s and 69 if yo virginia, 64 roxboro, 65 sylar city. everyone appears to hang between 70 and 72 degrees. i don't expect much change over the next couple of hours but will change through the morning in fayetteville. you'll streak through the 70s and 80s and hot, up to 90 for your lunchtime. your lunchtime pleasure, your lunchtime sweat if you're going to

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? >>> we're continuing to follow the severe weather. there are states of emergency tonight after major flooding. more on that plus the full forecast coming up, but first some other headlines. a train packed with commuters barreled into a busy train station in new jersey this are injured. the train crashed through a barrier and into a wall and a platform of people waiting. the roof partially collapsed on the train. mewhile on the train many passengers h no clue what was happening. >> the lights went off, and people started creaming and -- screaming, and it wasn't like a joke, it was li

duke energy endangered the drinking water of 1.6 million people in north carolina. and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. teachers across the country spend more than $1 billion on basic school supplies appear learning materials. that is an average of just over $500 that teachers are spending of their own money and on their class romes and students etch single yearment a former public school teacher has a crowd funding platform to help teachers. it is called donors choose.org and it has helped to fund more than 750,000 project for public school students oondz teacher across the country. this now teaming one sonic this fall for teachers. joining us this morning to talk about all that is charles best and christie wood worth from sonic drive-in. >> charles, tell me, you remember a teacher in the bronx when you launched donors choose. why was it so important for to you start this crowd funding site? >> well, you alluded to all the money that public schoolteach

this is the duke energy power outage map. there's central pin nailless with 6,000 people -- pinellas with 6,000 people without power. this will just take a second to load. we'll show you where 97% of the customers do have the total number right now is up to 16,271. a quick check at the electric cooperative, and you can see the total number of customers without power right now is almo we'll keep you posted on the power outages throughout the morning. >> the power outages continue to increase because the wind gusts are still in excess of 50 miles per hour. the st. pete airport just gusts. that's not isolated, by the way. that continues with our tropical storm hermine, downgraded from a hurricane. for us, it will be the same. very heavy rainfall. look at these pockets of lightning here. we contininto pasco county. this is remarkable with the band that is moving through. very heavy rain, very february lightning into wesley chapel as well. that will continue as everything has set up from south west to northeast. ok coming from, ri

thousands of people are without power in florida, and many of the outages are up in tallahassee, but duke energy crews are working to restore power to customers. you can see current outages in the area. pinellas county with 1,000 the customers in blue have less than 1,000 customer affected. >>> this morning, tropical storm hermine is slowing down, but it's packing strong winds, and the storm is churning in the atlantic, but it's causing problems for the northeast. in taj, holiday beach goers are dealing with dangerous waves and rip currents, and new jersey goes other than is warning people along the jersey shore to stay out of the water. the red governor chris christie declaring a state of emergency, and in new york, all beaches are off limits to swimming. >>> look at these waves from hermine. these are the conditions two passengers on cruise ships encountered this weekend. pride was forced to dock several hours early after traveling back from the anthem of the seas. >>> it's 5:35. this morning austin welch is being considered a hero. his body was recovered from the peace river, not far from whe

and what did duke energy get? a sweeter deal from pat mccrory. mccrory got thousands in campaign contributions from duke energy executives. and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. >>> we end the day by congratulating two veteran cbs colleagun she has been with cbs news for 34 years and there is matt who has been with us 34 years. we wish them both the best. different studio without pat. >> great career for them. >> that does it for us. be sure to tune in tonight. as we leave you let's take a look back at all that mattered this week. have a great weekend. we have breaking news from new >> investigators still don't know how that fast that train was going when it pushed onto the platform. >> she has experience but it's bad experience. >> this is a man who calls women slobs and dogs and pigs. >> she doesn't have the stamina. >> we have never seen where it broke down. >> my microphone was terrible. i wonder was it set up that on purpose? >> anybody who complains it on the microphone is not having a good

at duke energy, we're changing too, very day. so no matter how things change, we're always here .... ...with power for your life. ?? ?? >>> presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump are in new york today for back-to-back appearances. clinton accused trump of dangerous plans. the country is going to hell because of clinton's policy. a nationally. >> police were finally able to apprehend perez. the 25-year-old was able to get out of his handcuffs while he was being questioned and stole a work truck. police and the fbi surrounded the home where the suspect was located for about three hours before taking perez into kus ki. close to finding the remains. >> it's taking place in a remote area below the p sign on the hill overlooking the hill. she accident happened after a pert. the last person to see her alive former student paul flores. he said he left her outside of her dorm building. flores living i remains a person of interest in the case. >> # ,000 children lost their parents on 9/11 and the trauma of that day has fo

. >> reporter: duke energy cut the power to all 96 units tonight along with emergency rescue crews showing up to make sure everyone gets out. or better. the sheriff also deploying these boats tonight as the only way to get some hill out safely to people out safely. >> neighbors grabbing what they can. >> i'm hoping and praying but you know. >> reporter: kathy slushing to her front yard using a plastic wagon ttr tropical storm hermine forcing her and neighbors from their home while some things can still be saved. >> what can we do? >> reporter: others are not so lucky. >> the water from the creek is in the house. >> reporter: we spoke with ruby promotion made this trip inside her home going through waist high water to get there. >> we are just drowning again. >> reporter: that is because tropical storm colin caused problems for folks living here at mariners cove in june. at last check 18 properties evacuated safely. in clearwater, ryan smith, abc action news . >>> one temper family has just finished moving valuables out of their home. the mother using her body to shield a 5-year-old. >>> to

large number of employers like bank of america, wells fargo rgs duke energy. they told their employees to basically stay home. and you can see that they appear to be ready tonight. there are protesters there. the hope from everybody it stays calm. >> and the national guard on scene in charlotte as well. charlotte is the latest city to erupt into violence following the shooting of a black man. there have been protests in chicago, new york but ferguson, missouri pushed it into the national consciousness. glendale police commander served ferguson for several months following that shooting. and tonight he's talk being that experience at a community meeting in glendale. andrew hasbun spoke with him today. >> he came to ferguson not long after the shooting of an unarmed african-american man that sparked major conflicts in that city. he became the city's first african-american police nation saw of ferguson, missouri, before commander andre anderson came on board. >> i really thought i would be going into a war zone. but when i got there i found out the people of the

call your electric company call teco and duke energy. whoever it is this by way highway 60 and beverly in brandon. >>> this is also from crystal river. this is from earlier this morning water almost up to people's knees. >> the cars still taking chances water. alcides has been there since earlier this morning. josh was there all night long. this is one of the worst hit areas we hear. >> yeah. you know, i would agree with that 100 percent. good news is the water is subsiding. but you can see folks are still out and about trying to assess the damage. you can see that most of those are larger trucks that can get around the citrus county area. when we got here earlier this morning, it was a lot feet. you can see that truck right there on left-hand side how deep water is earlier this morning a lot. deep water is now going down. and folks are able to drive around. again see how bad it is. and ryan was gave us a ride on back of his pick up truck. thankfully he was able to do that. he had a. high end pick up truck as well. we really got a good i

look at duke energy's map here showing where the outages are at this time. they have a tab here for the update and it populates showing that 225 line workers are moving to pinellas county. they have also se workers across the state. at least 6,000 customers are without power at this time. here is what you can do. you can go ahead and download either our mobile app, which is free, or you can go to our website. we have a spial section for tropic sto hermine. it gives you all of the information you need. we also posted live inractive radar maps and a list of safe and informed. keep you >> new video of intense overnight people blocked the roadway with dumpsters to send a message about the death. it's not clear if riggins made any threats against deputies but protesters say he was shot in his bed. they want the deputy fired immediately. we're talking with the deputies to try to get more information about the case. >>> within the last three hours, tampa po man with murder after an 81 year-old who was beaten in his backyard has died. we told you about carlos two we

duke energy had to cut the power along 58th street north. waist deep. neighbors took what they could before evacuating but had little time to do that even. one woman said almost everything inside of her house was ruined. >> sewer backed up into my house. the water from the creek is in the house. there's bugs in the house. >> this is round two for mariner's cove. last june, tropical storm colin caused flooding there. now some are asking why more hasn't been done to keep a nearby canal from overflowing and flooding their homes. >>> rising flood waters forced more families to evacuate. one woman had to be rescued by boat because she couldn't walk through 3 feet of water. officials say that area doesn't usually flood. >> in my ten years in the area of doing emergency management, i know the lieutenant has been in the pd for 25 years, and it's never happened here. to-door asking everybody to leave. only one family decided to stay despite the voluntary evacuation. >>> a family has moved out their valuables after a tree crashed through the roof. a mother used h

large number of employers like bank of america, wells fargo rgs duke energy. they told their employees to basically stay home. and you can see that they appear to be ready tonight. there are protesters there. the hope from everybody it stays calm. >> and the national guard on scene in charlotte as well. charlotte is the latest city to erupt into violence following the shooting of a black man. there have been protests in chicago, new york but ferguson, missouri pushed it into the national consciousness. glendale police commander served

. >> reporter: duke energy turned off the power at the mariner cove mobile home park wednesday at 7:00 p.m. and residents don't expect to have the juice back on until sunday or monday. so, they are still in misery, whether or not the high water >> so frustrating for them. mark. along with all that misery, the residents are enduring there, there are also some concerns about sewage dumping into tampa bay right? >> reporter: absolutely, the mayor of saint petersburg says there's going to be millions of gallons they have to report dumping into taa ba he says they can't help it because of 11 inches of rain. that is happening all over pinellas county and judging by the 800 calls, the 800 manholes surging,he about that. >> all right, mark douglas, thank you. >>> people in new port richey dealing with a lot of flooding there as well. a specific neighborhood blames their flooding troubles in part on local government. they say a retention structure built to protect a new community actually funnels storm water into their street threatening their homes. so of course they knew they better call behn