. >>> fire crews and medic raced to alexander graham middle school in myers park after concerns that the students may have been exposed to possibly deadly carbon monoxide gas on the bus. fortunately, there was no gas. >> eyewitness news reporter joe bruno talked to concerned parents about what launched that investigation. >> reporter: for more than bus and three ambulances were parked outside alexander graham middle school. after a school bus driver dropped off students, the driver had symptoms of being exposed to carbonon monoxide. there was a passive investigation with mecklenburg county ems, charlotte fire, and the charlotte-mecklenburg police department, and class continued as first responders checked out students leaving fellow class pate class -- classmates and parents wondering what was going on we spotted students walking right by the mass casualty bus. and officials tell channel 9 that all students were evaluated. a second bus parked nearby was checked out by charlotte fire. despite no like, family members we spoke with were happy to see cms officials taking precaution. i am

alexander graham middle school is said to be fine. the possible exposure happened this morning on the school bus. we are told by cms that the driver reported not feeling well, and as a precaution, all the student who is took the bus are being checked out. and the bus and a second one parked nearby are being investigated. for the past hour, we had charlotte fire and charlotte- mecklenburg police come to the scene. all parents have been contacted. we have seen several come to the school and see what is one grandparent we spoke with said he trusted everything will be all right. >> i have faith in cms. they do a good job. >> we asked for the conditions of the students and the bus driver and we'll have a report tonight on eyewitness news starting at 5:00. >>> new at noon, the highway patrol is investigating a crash at an intersection from caldwell county that has seen numerous wrecks at taylorsville highway and oak hill school road. a teen pulled into the path of another car and caused this accident. neither driver was seriously hurt. neig

this morning a bus driver for alexander graham middle school all students were checked out for carbon monoxide exposure and their parents contacted. cms says no carbon monoxide was present inside the two buses it investigated. >> the weather outside yes, it is' unusual and we are experiencing record-breaking heat. but cooler temperatures are on the way. chief meterologist, eric thomas is in the first alert weather center. >> eric, how warm did we get today? >> 86 . smashed the previous record high of 83 that was set way back in 1945. at the moment stepping out the door 84. temperatures starting to creep into the 70s north and into the 60s in the high country. your hour-by-hour forecast great wednesday evening 69 at 9:00 p.m. and 64 through 11:00 p.m. we are tracking this cooling trend and you might be surprised how cold it's going to get. >> and next at 6:00... >> another great day to be if you suffer from allergies this could be a bad year. >> and a driver is charged with hitting and killing a young woman as she was leaving a panthers game. how she is being honored tonight. >> and ne

yesterday a bus driver for kids from alexander graham middle school reported not feeling well. all students checked out for cam newtoncarbon monoxide exposure. no carbon monoxide was present in the two buses. a lot to cover. officials with charlotte-mecklenburg schools are are once again reach out for parent force input. the issue they want you to weigh on just ahead. >> al: temperatures in the 40s for many of us. that is a good 10, 15, 20 yesterday. get set, much chiliier forecast toward the weekend. all the details in a few minutes. chris? >> chris: an eye on the thursday morning commute, an update on an accident which shut down a portion of i-85 southbound near concord mills. kristen? >> chris: keeping an eye on this fire that kept charlotte firefighters busy overnight at a restaurant on albermarle road i'll show you pictures from the scene coming up from the alert center. two minutes. >>> wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now with breaking news. of i-85 south have reopened near exit 49, the concord mills boulevard. they reopened following a pedestrian who was hit. >

this morning, a bus driver for kids from alexander graham middle school reported not feeling well. all students were checked out for carbon monoxide exposure and parents contacted. cms says no carbon monoxide was investigated. political battle. president obama carried through with his promise to select a nominee for the supreme court. the president chose merrick garland. garland is the chief justice for the dc circuit court of appeals. >> these qualities and his long commitment to public service earned him the respect and admiration of leaders from both sides of the aisle. mcconnell and republicans are vowing to deny garland the nomination hearing before the judiciary committee let alone a vote before the full senate. they believe the next president should nominate the next justice. >> and tuesday was a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump both won big among voters here in north carolina. they made big gains in other states voting in the primary. wbtv anchor maureen o'boyle breaks down what is next in campaign 2016. >> donald trump now has more than half of the delegates

alexander graham bell those who took to the pages of a national magazine forbid to leave offspring with the committee is to report on the best practical means of the population. that was the intellectual issue of the day women's clubs invited lecturers to speak on the subject clergymen can attributed with rigid and eugenics does the church have any responsibility for improving stock? led to inspire that would a phone message. and conferences were held. in the state department sent out the department's. the driving force was the collective lazear's with record levels of immigration and were transforming to increase industrialization with family ties these would be redirected of sears of the unfit one for the threat without in one from the danger from within to limit those other non-european they said high levels of physical and mental defects and among other things between 40 and 50% are right at ellis island that there are biological deficiencies. to have that invigoration act wintun eastern europeans most of all to those jews of eastern europe to find the door shut. we now know looking

the studies that are in the treatment space status, and i'm thinking of one by alexander graham especially. they say that if a patient has a coronary artery disease and we present that the patient first as a black woman, then as a white woman and next as a black man then as a white man, that we use a script, we use a predetermined set of data that tells us about the medical indicators. he is a predetermined we use a predetermined set of facts about their history and personal background and their family connections so that all of these individuals are identical to the physician but for their race and gender. if we do that, then we can see that race and gender informed the quality of the treatment decision. the second step of the study and probably the most troubling for my work and the reason i went to do this work if we also measure the implicit bias of the physician making the diagnostic treatment decision there is an inverse relationship between the level of implicit bias and the quality of the treatment decision. that is to say that moore implicitly biased a physician is, the high highe

with the role of individuals, very high at the beginning, thomas edison, alexander graham bell, georgetinghouse, and all of the individual inventors, karl benz, the inventor of the first really workable internal combustion engine. and of course, the wright brothers with their airplane. these were all independent entrepreneurs, then we went into the 20th century and during most of the 20th century, we had a diminished role of individuals and an increased role of corporations. then, the individual came back in the late 19th century, and the late 20th century, with bill gates, microsoft, steve jobs, apple, mark zuckerberg, facebook. and we had a return of the role of the individual inventor. brian: what you think of the stock market? and what impact does that have on making money, building things, incentives, inventions? robert: the stock market is an essential tool to the modern economy. it allows people who have innovative ideas to obtain the funding to build the plants and equipment and put their ideas into fruition. the stock market is also a source of great wealth, and a source of so

individuals, of very high at the beginning, thomas edison, alexander graham and, george westinghouse, of the individual inventors, karl benz, the inventor of the first really workable internal combustion engine. and of course, the wright brothers with their airplane. these were all independent entrepreneurs, then we went into the 20 century and during most of the 20th century, we had a diminished role of individuals and an increased role of corporations. then, the individual came back in the late 19th century, and the late 20th century, with bill gates, microsoft, steve jobs, apple, mark zuckerberg, facebook. and we had a return of the role of the individual inventor. brian: what you think of the stock market? and what impact does that have on making money, building things, incentives, inventions? robert: the stock market is an essential tool to the modern economy. it allows people who have innovative ideas to obtain the funding to build the plans and equipment and put their ideas into fruition. the stock market is also a source of great wealth, and a source of some of the income ineq

include the president of harvard university, the first president of stanford, theodore roosevelt, alexander grahamell, and universities across the country taught eugenics. it was popular in the popular press and best selling books. this was a mass movement. people believed would be to upgrade our gene pool. amy: warded margaret sanger fit into this? controversy big where she fit in. she wasn't a leader in the movement. she was in part -- amy: explain who she was. >> the founder of planned parenthood. she formed a strategic alliance with eugenicists in part to get more support for her birth control and sets a bad things. on the right they used it to tame the idea planned parenthood, which i think is unfair. margaret sanger was in the mainstream of a lot of progressive thought at the time. amy: as is evidenced by the supreme court decision. explain who was on the supreme court, who wrote the decision, what these justices believed themselves. >> this was a fancy court at the time. the chief justice was william howard taft, who'd been president of the u.s. before he became to justice, the only preside

john deborah ellis junior, alexander graham bell and theodore roosevelt attempted the pages of the magazine to insist the unfit must be forbidden to leave us from behind. prominent scientists find organizations with names like the committee to study and report on the best practical means of cutting off supplies some of the american population. in big cities and small towns, eugenics was the intellectual issue of the day. bonus clubs invited lectures to speak on the subject of arranging marriages could question and competed in national serving contest organized on top of religion and eugenics. this is church of any responsibility for improving the human stock. best-selling books and magazines explain the concept to an eager public. inspiring the wonderful message of the new provided the cosmopolitan explained that offer the promise of preventing one thing throughout the birth of the deceased are crippled or depraved. conferences are held. the american museum of national history hosted the second international conference, a truly terrible gathering and the state department sent out the invita

with the role of individuals, very high at the beginning, thomas edison, alexander graham bell, georgeuse, and all of the individual inventors, karl benz, the inventor of the first really workable internal combustion engine. and of course, the wright brothers with their airplane. these were all independent entrepreneurs, then we went into the 20th century and during most of the 20th century, we had a diminished role of individuals and an increased role of corporations. then, the individual came back in the late 19th century, and the late 20th century, with bill gates, microsoft, steve jobs, apple, mark zuckerberg, facebook. and we had a return of the role of the individual inventor. brian: what you think of the stock market? and what impact does that have on making money, building things, incentives, inventions? robert: the stock market is an essential tool to the modern economy. it allows people who have innovative ideas to obtain the funding to build the plants and equipment and put their ideas into fruition. the stock market is also a source of great wealth, and a source of some of

i didn't know this and i should check it out and it's 25 in tom's river and alexander graham bell's birthday. born in 1847. alexand every graham bell, a lot of attorney generallents in history and more than the phone and not dialing it in, we want to make sure you're ready to go for today and tomorrow as well and that is beautiful out there. i love the crescent moon. you see it and can barely see it and that is a crescent roll. we're going to sigh lots of sun today and some clouds creeping in afternoon with clear skies and no insulating blanket. and 26 degrees wind out of the colder than that at the wind and air temperature readings with the low and mid-20s. the windchills in the low teens to about 17 and 19 in wayne and 38 your high today, below normal, i know, 45 and we're going to be above that and in record territory next week, possibly. 65 is the record today. the sun's up, 6:26 and loving that. the sunsets at 5:50 and daylight saving time. just around the corner and that is coming up. the sun is coming up now and we're going to see that way. and this is a big system. the bulk of the en

fbi are trying to do, using all risks acts something passed in 1789, nearly 90 years before alexander graham bell invent telephone. they're trying to use that as precedent. that is wrong and this is something congress should decide. i look forward to answering questions and listening to my panel members. >> thank you so much. that sets the stage a fair amount. in order to tackle this issue it's pretty complex, there is a lot of moving parts. we decided we're going to divvy it up into a tale of three iphones. so we have the first iphone is setting off at least in context of apple and the government trying to get special access to an apple device and that is an iphone that is at the center of or periphery, rather, of a methaphetamine distribution case in new york city. susan, can you just quickly tell us what's going on there. >> right. this is the case -- so this is the case that you might have heard of over the past couple days of a new york judge says fbi can't force apple to unlock an iphone. you might be sort of confused there are multiple cases going on. this is a case in new york in eas

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