. >>> mcdougall terrace, the officer involved shooting that left one man dead. emmy victor is live outside durham police headquarters with white leaders say this conversation is necessary.>> reporter: meeting is to strengthen relationships between those who live in mcdougall terrace and other areas. they do not want this relationship to diminish because of the shooting. frank clark was shot and killed in the officer involved shooting on tuesday. durham police have not yet released what prompted the officers to approach clark but more officers have been seen at mcdougall terrace because of a rising crime in the neighborhood. the incident brought out the germ housing authority and the durham police department will lead the conversation in hopes of responding to fears. the be recreation center at the terrace. residents can come with concerns and ideas on how to make things better for the relationship. >>> emmy victor live in term. >>> we all belong. that was the message during a refugees welcome dinner in church world service for the event. the purpose was to spark

the meeting starts at 6 pm inside the recreational center at mcdougall terrace. they can voice concerns and put suggestions on how to continue that relationship. >>> emmy victor live.>>> we all are here. that is a message during a refugees -- refugees dinner in chapel hill. chur with a restaurant for the event. it was to foster discussions about stigmas and stereotypes. the dinner was largely in response to the stance president-elect trump has taken on the topic. trump said during the to campaign he would suspend immigration from syria and libya. the people at this event want the opposite.>> in this country let's make that question okay. as long as we can believe that as long as we feel we all belong. >> hundreds of syrian refugees are in north carolina. we are told to expect more in the future. >>> police and dunn continue their search for a two-year-old girl who was kidnapped from jetta caldwell reported missing from the truck stop on i-95 saturday night. the child's father devonte a caldwell said he was traveling to baltimore. he went inside the truck stop lea

they grew up in the mcdougal terrace neighborhood. they want police officers to be more respectful to residents. they say many in this crowd feel intimidated by police. >> physica community, how they go about it. you know what i'm saying? it's another way than just hopping out, put your hands up, search you, pat you down for guns. >> during the demonstration, the family listed some demands that included an independent autopsy, the firing of the three officers involved, and a call for residents to file police complaints of any wrongdoing by durham officers working the mcdougal terrace area. organizers are planning for the three officers in particular. master officer charles barkley repeatedly harassed residents at mcdougal terrace, according to them. he was disciplined in the past but the police department won't say why. the other officers are goss and southerland. southerland was treated and released. he was not shot. they were placed on administrative leave pending the >>> president-elect trump released a video message with a holiday

you are looking from the scene in mcdougal terrace where police on patrol shot and killed a man earlier today. in fact, we are moving into our fifth hour of team coverage of the deadly shooting in durham. >> right now, on wral, we will walk you through what we know and give you perspective on this case. thank you for joining us. i'm deborah morgan. >> i'm david crabtree.

>> bradley mcdougall went to my high school in ohio. he got the fumble. it was amazing. >> if they make the playoffs, >> definitely! bradley, hit me up. >> you went to high school together. >> yeah. >> ladies, what did we think about the bucs 26-point win yesterday? who wants to go first? one at a time. one of the great ones. speaking of graeft ones, yesterday's game, your thoughts? >> not good. we came down here, and i knew what i was in for. i thought we'd give it a better game. >> the bears. >> my hamstring i at what point did the bucs break the bears will? >> probably the scam bell where jameis threw and hit evans after he did his scramble, and that was about it after that. where's the cold beer. >> i agree that the pick six was fantastic, but to me, it was is the sack in the end zone of the safety. i think that's what i had. i imagine this victory this monday feels good? >> it feels excellent. me dolphins and buccaneers won >> yes, sir. >> that doubles the chances to be happy on a monday. >> excellent. >> if you go to three times, you'll have greater

>> bradley mcdougall went to my high school in ohio. he got the fumble. it was amazing. >> if they make the playoffs,

mcdougal says that all the trump poll watchers are being trained to avoid confrontation. >> we're trained to be respectful. we're not going to be confrontational. we're not going to be belligerent. if we see something, we'll call it to the polling inspector's attention. >> reporter: and late this afternoon, we learned that arizona, the judge there has denied an injunction against the republican party. so there is a god going on. reminding everybody that you need to stay outside 100 feet if you will be doing any campaigning. >> and how does this compare to elections in the past? >> i asked them about this and that some of the scrutiny has come after past elections where we have seen legal challenges. one thing they mention is that a lot of that lead to a case law, some of that could be resolved quickly. >> no doubt about it. so many eyes on this election, thank you so much. >>> in the meantime the clinton campaign got a boost tonight in a star-studded concert in cleveland. the show happened just ahead in the key battleground state. it was a part of the get out to vote concert at cleveland

>> bradley mcdougall went to my high school in ohio. he got the fumble. it was amazing. >> if they don't you think bradley should get you playoff tickets? >> definitely! bradley, hit me up. >> you went to high school together. >> yeah. >> ladies, what did we think about the bucs 26-point win yesterday? who wants to go first? one at a time. one of the great ones. speaking of graeft ones, yesterday's game, your thoughts? >> not good. we came down here, and i knew what i was in for. game. >> the bears. >> my hamstring is calling. at what point did the bucs break the bears will? >> probably the scam bell where jameis threw and hit evans after he did his scramble, and that was about it after that. where's the cold beer. >> i agree that the pick six was fantastic, but to me, it was is the sack in the end zone of the safety. i think that's what i had. i imagine this victory this monday feels good? >> it me dolphins and buccaneers won the same day. >> you have two teams? >> yes, sir. >> that doubles the chances to be happy on a monday. >> excellent. >> if you go

winston tries to force it but it's picked off, giving seattle some life, and then 1:36 to play, and mcdougal with an explanation point, giving the bucs their biggest win of the season, and there is no question that the players rallies a around vernor. >> my dad was my biggest fan, not want to see me not playing well, and he did all he could to get me to play the way i'm playing today. and i told them don't sechish sh today, we have a brother hurting, show him he can lean on us. >> we that locker room. it was emotional before the game, and we had so many guys play big, but that pick that alton got just before the half, and a beautiful pass-break up. that is power way above me when that stuff happens. >> all he ever asked me every game was to play my hardest. interceptions and he would still love me the same. but all he wanted was to me to play hard and that's what i did for him. >> this is the third time in a year that a buccaneer has lost a parent during the season, and seeing how this team ha handledt shows how much character they were on this team. and the players are understanding mike a

had a list for residents to file police complaints of wrongdoing by police officers working the mcdougal terrace neighbor hood. >> we are trying to push it out to the forefront. >> organizers say they plan to hold more protests here in front of the durham police department because they want their voices heard. ken smith, wral news, durham. >>> dem straighters directed their anger at 1 of officers in particular. protesters accused master officer, barkly, of reportedly har ashing residents there. we did checking and the officer was suspended once in the past but the department will not say why. >> the other officers involved christopher gotht and souther land. souther land was treated for a leg injury. not shot. they were placed on leave pending the outcome. >> clark was the father of four the bother of the 7-month-old said she was clark's girlfriend. she was not there at the time of the shooting but says clark did not need to lose his life. >> why did they have to kill him? why didn't they take him to jail? why? he got kids out here. >> reporter: the police chief says a police was found n

the call for residents to file police complaints for any wrongdoing by police officers working the mcdougal terrace area. they are planning for protests. >> the anger was at one of the three officers in particular. master officer charles barkley repeatedly harassing residents, they say. the durham police department won't say why he was suspended in the past. the other officers are christopher goss, marty southerland. southerland was treated for an he was not shot. they are on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >>. >>> you can help by donating new or used coats at participating jify lubes. donations can be made on wral.com. search keyword coats. or text the word coats to 41444. throughout the years we've helped collect coats for the salvation army than $1.6 million to help families during the cold winter months. >> we needed coats earlier this week. not so much this morning, elizabeth. >> not bad out there. mid 40s to mid 50s. you might need a rain jacket. most of the rain is up here near the virginia line. not a whole lot happening. we'll zoom in from durham to c

they will withdraw back to mcalister's hill, and mcdougals theade will come in across ground just to the west side of spangler spring after an incident of friendly fire. they advanced a few regiments down to the line before they were hit. these units withdrew and they were fired on by their own men. this is why they don't fight at night. by midnight, general williams has returned. he was at the council of war. meade was wondering why he was there. slocum had him there because as far as slocum was concerned, williams was in charge of the corps. williams receives information from his unit commanders here, and he reports it to slocum. i reported the condition of affairs, and slocum's order was tried the confederates out of daylight, an order i thought was more easily made the next acute. -- made then executed. by the morning of july 3, now we get to it. as i said, the confederate line now stretches from jones brigade, which had fallen back to what is now confederate avenue on the east side of the hill. nichols men were behind us rock shelves. stuart's brigade held the trenches on the re

kim mcdougall tells us this family will no longer have to worry about a leaking roof this winter. >>reporter: like most women monica juggles many jobs as a specialist with the army national guard she make sure the jet fuel and military planes is the right quality at home she is a single mom of three fresh off deployment to kuwait. >> is able to volunteer to go on to plummet with the 40 have i was in kuwait and i was there for eight months. back when she returned from her tour of duty she from the roof of her home in shambles. >> agai top of the roof and to ask the kids why is there top of the roof and they said during the rainy season the roof is leaking. and that she found that it would be as much as $70,000 to replace it. money she simply didn't have.>> that's when openings roofing stepped in. they provided the material. >> the roofing project is a lot of money so we want to help a family who is in need of a river. >> we heard about the program we got excited because we feel we need to get back to the men and women that serve in the military and this is a great way to show that

. >> though their investment partners, jim and susan mcdougal, were both convicted as part of the largerre never charged with any wrong doing involving whitewater. >> it was a dark time. you know, the feelings of humiliation and vulnerability. >> while the clintons weathered these scandals, many democrats did not. mid term november 8th, 1994. >> estimating that the republicans will take enough votes to gain control of the house of representatives in more than 40 years. >> i have to take responsibility for that. >> and she felt terrible. she felt guilty, it was her fault. >> there were failed times in your career in the white house. looking back, what was the hardest moment for you in the white house? >> when my father died and when bill's mother died in the same year. the tragedies that make a big hole in your heart because you lose somebody that you know, you care about, a family member, those were the hardest. the others, of course, had their difficulties as well but it was the loss of my dad and my mother-in-law that were really tough. >> so hillary clinton went back to her roots, adv

susan mcdougal. and posture. pat weinberger. this is not new. what erector comey, when he , we had thisess three days before an election. having said that, i am not surprised at anything we are hearing. i was there in the 1990's. things are honest, whatever things are true, whatever things are right-minded, i count on god to tell me. not man. experience.ht it locks fans, national security experience. , if youis to all of you think your vote is going to count in your national election i went to two look up electoral college. the best we can each do is pray for november 9 will stop we have been through worse. we've been here before. secretary clinton, i am not surprised by any of this. let's go to hudson, florida. roberta is waiting. republican. caller: hello mr. butler. myself and everyone i know is still trying to figure out how hillary clinton got away with this. all of her e-mails and phones, not being prosecuted. guest: that is the information with -- problem with her information being stored on a private server. she was supposed to turn over