you could see some wet weather towards ashville. maybe even some wet weather along columbia, south herwise here wel stay on . drside now an update n tropics. we were watcng thiarea of unsettled weather the open atlantic. that has since strengthen. right now winds at 40 miles an hour. the northwest at about 13 miles an hour. the good news with ts storm is it's expecting to st in the open atlantic. could strengthen as we head to wednesday, thursday and friday. r than that, again a storm for the fishes. we'll stay out tosea. fayetteville. then overnight tonight we'll drop to 68. partly cloudy. i really think the rain tapers off early this evening allowing for the drier condition and then drier for tuesday and wednesday. 85 tuesday. back to 88 on wednesday. as we head towards the rest of the week, that's when we'll start to see that chance for some unsettled weather. 82 friday. i know is earlbut hey, why not? drtu sunday. 'll see if that changes by the me the weekend arrives. >> straight 80s ro the board. but it is september. >> i'm lov

jump will be attending a raleigh in ashville at 3:00. vice president biden will be in charlotte to participate in a community college event at >> today cbs this morning has a special broadcast from the smithsonian. and we're bringing you a behind the scenes look at one of the exhibits. >> and i can't wait for this to open. a galler ri called power of place will explore areas in the u.s. with a distinct identity. it's a small new england town. african-american eliter for many more than a hundred years. drawn to the harbors freed slaves and laborers began settling there. charles sharer the son of a slave and her white owner turned this cottage into the first inn for black vacationers. the freat granddaughter. of it american -- they homes. they were not welcome there because of segregation. it's our business opportunity and he open the inn to share a cottage. >> it attracted the african -- singer ethel waters and composure. so really was the beginning of the expansion of the african-american community and martha's vine yard. one of the most

derone, her husband and three kids filled their rv with donated supplies and drove all the way from ashville, north carolina. she says school, soccer and gymnastics can wait. >> well, i mean, there is really no more important place to be right now. also drove a long way from portland oregon. >> that its ok for one group of people to suffer so we can have everything we want, we really need to confront that. jessica: the yorks are cherokee indian one of hundreds of native american tribes that are now represented at the camp. here to stand, with standing rock. >> upwards of 300 different tribes represented here. that's the first time that has that they were inspired after watching the protest, mostly on social media as dakota axis pipeline crews began work. once burial grounds and ceremonial sites, standing rock considers this sacred land, even though it is no longer theirs. >> i came to pray for ancestors disturbed and ask for forgiveness. jessica the tribe is also : worried about energy transfer partners plans to lay the pipeline 90 feet under the missouri river, their main >> if this pipelin

donald trump will be campaigning in ashville at the u.s. cellular center. doors open up at 3:00 and want event begins at 6:00 this evening. also today vice president joe biden visits charlotte this morning. the vp will participate in an event highlighting the administration -- businesses at middle class. it will be fold by a fite fundraiser. tomorrow she'll sigh clinton will hold a leadership in -- she will discuss building an economy that works for everyone in north carolina not just those at the top. later that afternoon, she will leave the grand open of the campaign office in tur ram. on went zeal campaign for her we've got two disabled cars out there. take you to one. this one was an accident. this is being cleared up now. near 401 and we have another crash breakdown in bern boulevard so much heads towm you traveling through the raleigh area. otherwise if you're competing through durham many roads look good. enjoy it. no delays if you head through that area. down through fayetteville. heading to the airplane, flying passenger reports your flight should

. >> also today chelsea clinton will campaign in in a college afford bility and in ashville participate in a round table with community and business leaders on this trip which closely follows the first presidential debate she will emphasis that clinton will put families first and she has done for her entire career. >> another state is taking action tonight. or today in response to house bill 2. california governor jerry brown has signed a law that limits state employees from traveling here to north carolina. and the bill applies to the university of california and the university system and could lead to restrictions for sports teams as well. meanwhile if you did buy tickets to this football championship game, the acc is guaranteeing a full refund. it would have been held in charlotte but was pulled over concerns about house bill 2. the new location for the game habit been announced just yet. we expect that decision sometime early next month tblvment let's head to the roads. good morning. >> good morning. it's 5:06. i-40 at south sawppedders street pretty dark. in. we'll take you to our

meanwhile trump is heading back he is holding a rally in ashville tomorrow. >>> this is what the new york skyline looks like right now. blue lines of the world trade center. it is 15 years since the terrorist attack that took the lives of nearly 3,000 people and changed our country forever. at the september 11th memorial ones recited the names. >> president barack obama spoke at the pentagon ceremony honoring the victims and recognizing the resilience of those left behind. >> we come together in prayer. and in trat tuesday for the strength that fortified us across these 15 years. >> and in pennsylvania an honor guard placed a wreath at the memorial honoring the passengers and crew killed when the flit crashed there. >>> here in our area people gather oakwood cemetery for a ceremony. the police chief says this day in history should serve as an important reminder. >> not only does it mean that they are not forgotten by us in law enforcement and in public safety is the first responders but the community has not forgotten the fallen, either. >> community leaders collected items to give t

we are here in ashville. donald trump scheduled to hold a rally later this afternoon. voting, by the way, began in north carolina back on friday when the early voting absentee ballots were mailed out. there is no clear picture now as to which candidate will end up in the battleground state. we are looking at new polls. quinnipiac has clinton up four. suffolk has trump up three. this is the definition of a battleground state. jim moore joins us. >> hi. thanks. >> you listened to the speech with me on set as we were watching donald trump speak. you know north carolina. how will that play with voters here? >> she handed hims an issue and he's taking advantage of it. this time unlike other times when he was given an issue like the fbi report. i'm sure we'll hear the word deplorables quite a few times tonight. >> you saw us mention he's up in one or the other. what's your sense on the ground? who seems to have the edge? >> she might now because the clinton campaign has a big head start in field offices and the ground game is already under way. they have about 300 paid staff

ashville police arrested one man and looking for another. no one was seriously hurt. >>> good morning. it's 5:37 on this wednesday and not a bad wednesday out there on the roadways. we do have one stalled car out. there likely not traffic just yet on i-40 westbound. heads up if you're traveling in that direction. but no need to take another route around all. that we have closures from 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. and at forestville road. this is -- some day-time construction that could cause some moderate delays in the area. if you're traveling through durham roads look pretty good through fayetteville. 95 moving well. outside now to the durham freeway at glover road. 5:37 on this wednesday. >> all right. thanks. 5:58 is your time. >> -- 5:38 is your time. >> a school bus burst into flames with nearly two dozen children on board. later we're going to hear more from the driver turned hero. >> plus an explosion causes a fire that leveled a home in oklahoma. in two minutes why residents the governor takes aim at a state toxicologist today in another poli

his mother was he havely involved with scween actress -- campaign for her mother in greenville and ashville. while she's in greenville she will participate in a forum at east carolina university and participate in a round table with community and business leaders. on this trip which closely dope for here entire career. >> all right. you got two things. the trawrl and some storms coming in dwhsm let's fowks on those stories. and that storm. let go ahead and get to it. 81 degrees. a live picture from our tower camera as we are going through the whrun much hour. that mix of sun and that makes me a little nervous as he into the afternoon. that could help fuel storms. thats something we'll be watching closely. right now though we are on the dry side wesm had some early-morning storms even then out towards halifax. for the most part dry. if you look closely, just within the last half hour an ice lathed cell or two developing back to the west. not impacting us yet. that could be just the starting to develop. so let's go ahead and look at our severe weather outlook. since this morning we have seen

ashville native known for she's speaking in fayetteville tonight. she'll also be in tarboro tomorrow. here's alyssa. >>> high there. good afternoon to you at home as well. we see the sunshine heading into the afternoon. it could actually help some storms develop. we know we're pretty rain soaked. we don't need nimple rain. 7 # degrees. a live picture from durham international airports. take a look at this. rock fish, almost ten inches of rain. about 9.5. seven and a quarter around fort bragg. a little over four and a quarter. certainly a significant amount of rain especially where we're seeing the devastating flooding down that's not where it's raining right now. the steadiest raib has moved off to the east. we had that flash flood warning for iowan county. that has expired just a minute ago t. continues across portions of wayne county. check out goldsboro all shaded in the yellow there. some pretty steady rain continuing to fall. you look become to the west. drier conditions for the time being around seeing the last of the rain taper off. we will i

last night he rallied in ashville, north carolina.enounce clinton's comment describing half of trump supporters a as basket of deplorables. >> hillary clinton spoke with hate ted in her heart for these working class americans, absolute hatred in her heart. never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the american voter. >> reporter: and back here live on eakins oval you can see the american flags, there's bleachers that. this is where this 1:45 event with the president will be taking place. by 9:00 a.m., the entire area surrounding and leading into eakins oval will be closed to traffic. you are certainly encouraged to use alternate routes because again lots of restrictions and detours in this area. we are live on the ben franklin parkway, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> thank you very much, katherine. >>> new from the overnight here police in mercer county, new jersey, have confirmed that a driver was killed in a rollover crash. chopper six was over the scene where her car flipped over an

women's basketball in ashville and men's golf in pinehurst. they have two teams at sate. >> more details on the man behind bombings in new york and new jersey. they did not investigate further. >> plus relief on way day. plagued by dangerous battery cancers. we've got the latest right after 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. nty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance industry... not you. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. thatow we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. >

. >> tonight in ashville, donald trump defended his supporters as hard-working americans. clinton is taking heat as describing some of his supporters on a basket of deplorable. >> well my opponent slanders you as deplorable and ir redeemable. i call you hard-working american p patriots who love your country and want a better future for all your people. >> trump will be in delaware county tomorrow for a private event. >>> we are now just about 56 days away from election day. stay with eyewitness news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. >>> traffic tie-ups are expected tomorrow as president obama comes to philadelphia to campaign for hillary clinton. the president will hold a rally in front of the art museum tomorrow afternoon. that means road closures well ahead of the event. starting at 6:00 a.m. lane restrictions will begin around the curb lanes of the oval, kelly drive will be detoured. also at 7:00, martin luther king drive and spring garden traffic will be detoured and at 9:00 a.m. the entire area surrounding and leading into will be closed. expect the area to be

. >> tonight in ashville, donald trump defended his supporters as hard-working americans. clinton is taking heat as describing some of his supporters on a basket of deplorable. >> well my opponent slanders you as deplorable and ir redeemable. i call you hard-working american p patriots who love your country and want a better future for all your people. >> trump will be in delaware county tomorrow for a private event. >>> we are now just about 56 days away from election day. stay with eyewitness news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. >>> traffic tie-ups are expected tomorrow as president obama comes to philadelphia to campaign for hillary clinton. the president will hold a rally in front of the art museum tomorrow afternoon. that means road closures well ahead of the event. starting at 6:00 a.m. lane restrictions will begin around the curb lanes of the oval, kelly drive will be detoured. also at 7:00, martin luther king drive and spring garden traffic will be detoured and at 9:00 a.m. the entire area surrounding and leading into will be closed. expect the area to be

yesterday, though, trump spent time in ashville defending his supporters, clinton is taking heat for describing some of the supporters as a quote basket of deplorable, end quote. she said trump's statements on mexicans, muslims and women give voice to hatred. he this to say. >> well, my oponent slanders you as deplorable and you are redeemable, i call you hard-working american pain tree at who love your country, and want a better future for all of our people. >>> and back out here live on the parkway, this morning, due to the president's visit in support of hillary clinton, as meisha has mentioned, this entire area will be shutting down as well as the roads leading into the oval. that all start at 9:00ment keep to to up date with cbs-3 ad cbsphilly.com, meisha giving you great advice already this morning. reporting live on the parkway, jan carabeo cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> bill clinton said his wife is doing fine after good night's sleep. >> he sat down with cbs this morning charlie roads. >> she is on a grueling campaign. >> yes. she is older than you were when you ran. >> and she

overnight an ugly scene breaking out at trump rally in ashville, north carolina. an apparent trump supporter grabbing a protestor, slapping him, grabbing another by the head, then shoving a female protestor in the face. sot-trump "is there any place in america more fun to be than a trump rally? right?" it was one of several incidents that broke out during trump's speech- nats "don't tell me my business you're gonna go to in two [bleep] seconds...you hear me?" retrack:and an anti-trump pac putting out this video one of trump's security guards apparent demonstrator. retrack:the republican nominee not endorsing the violence but saying his supporters have a right to shout down the sot-trump "when are we going to get smart? you know the truth is that's why we have a movement, that is why we have a movement. we're not going to take it anymore." trump reserving his firepower for hillary clinton. sot-trump "anybody xenophbic? i clinton called half of them a quote "basket of deplorables." sot-trump "she was attacking millions of moms and dads." retrack: this as trump's run

yesterday trump spent time in ashville defending his support ores as hard-working americans. clinton is taking heat for describing some of the supporters as a basket of deplorable. she said mexicans, muslims, give way to hatred. >> my while opponent slanders you as deplorable and you are redeemable, i call you hard-working american patriots who love your country and want a better future for all our people. >> now, back out here live on the parkway this morning, due to the president's visit and support of him hill, all of this area in the parkway and around the oval and the roads leading into the oval, they'll close starting at 9:00. you want to stay up-to-date with cbs-3 and cbsphilly.com. meisha has been giving you great advice this morning. reporting live from the oval, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> here we go again, people who rely on septa regional rail service are dement another setback. all septa silver liner five cars are out of service again. some of them had been repaired but now septa says the fix has a flaw. the problem involves the new bolts used to rep

last night he rallied in ashville north carolina.continued to denounce clinton's comment strike half of trump supporters a as basket of deplorables. >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred in her heart for these working class americans. absolute hatred in her heart. never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the american voter. >> reporter: by 9:00 a.m. the entire area surrounding and leading into the oval will be closed to traffic. you are encouraged to use alternate routes and avoid this area. the event starts at 1:45 this afternoon. the doors open at 11:15. we're live on ben franklin parkway, katherine scott channel6 "action news." matt. >> thanks katherine. >>> a young woman died in this late night accident in mercer county, new jersey. a car flipped over near the intersection of south broad street and west park avenue in hamilton township. police are investigating what caused the driver to loss control. >>> and this is now. a replica 18th century he sailboat became stranded in north jersey with

last night he rallied in ashville, north carolina. he continued to denounce clinton's comment describing half of trump supporters as a basket of deplorables. >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred in her heart for these working class americans. absolute hatred in her heart. never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the american voter. >> reporter: and back here live at eakins oval we're starting at 6:00 a.m. they're going start rolling out some of the restrictions and closures. by 9:00 a.m. the entire area surrounding and leading any other oval will be closed to traffic. you should definitely use an alternate way to get where you're going this morning if it involves going through eakins oval. at 11:15 the doors open for the event. the event starts at 1:45. we are live on ben franklin parkway, katherine scott channel6 "action news." matt. >> thanks katherine. >>> new from the overnight here police in mercer county new jersey have confirmed that a female driver was killed in this rollover crash. chop

last night the republican presidential candidate was in ashville north carolina. he continued to knock hillary clinton's comments describing half of trump supporter as as basket of deplorables. >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred in her heart for these working class americans. absolute hatred in her heart. never in history has had a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the american voter. >> reporter: meanwhile preparations are under way in philadelphia. a stage sits on eakins oval where the commander-in-chief will be appearing this afternoon campaigning for clinton. by 9:00 a.m., all roads leading into the oval will be closed. as for clinton, herself, she is taking a break from the campaign trail. this video shows her appearing to stumble as she left a 9/11 ceremony early on sunday. later her doctor disclosed that she had been diagnosed with pneumonia last friday. she canceled two days of campaign events in california to recover and hasn't said yet if she'll attend an event in las vegas tomorrow. she called into a cable network last night sa

the gop nominee will be attending a raleigh in ashville at the u.s. center. and joe biden with be at the piedmont community college. >>> u.s. marshals helped capture a man accused of shooting at the red roof inn in chapel hill. benjamin ulenperg was picked up on september 3rd, police say that he shot a man at a hotel and disappeared. the victim is expected to be okay. beside the charges related to the shootings, authorities are adding an illegal gun charge since he is a convicted felon. >>> the durham police department is presented ideas of what its new headquarters could look like. these are the design this is a will show during the durham county work session on thursday. the new bidding will be located on east main street and will cost 71 completed by summer of next year. >>> a portion of glen road in durham is now reopen for drivers this weekend. the road has been closed for repairs since heavy rain caused a 15-foot sinkhole back in jewel life. north carolina's department of transportation announced that road was reopened yesterday evening. officials close

this is a live picture from the built more estate in ashville. beautiful in abbeville right now. nice in our area, warming up to the 70s. here is a live look at the satellite and radar showing no those will stay offshore. not going to be an issue for us today. temperatures will climb quickly because we are already seeing abundant sunshine. 71 degrees in raleigh. 73 in durham, 72 in rocky mount in lewisburg. one more hot day in the forecast today, thanks to this area of high pressure that you see overhead. a cold front will be through tomorrow. and that will cool us off. expect temperatures in the upper 80s in the meantime. 86 degrees and hot in durham today. the complete forecast coming up in just a few minutes. but, for now, take a look at this. caught on camera. a couple of rattlesnakes go at it in a rumble over a female snake. unfortunately for an arizona homeowner, the fight broke out on her front porch. up and slithered and struck at each other for an epic three to thrive in an ever-changing environment, companies must adapt. but one thing should remain constant - a financia

. >> down there in ashville, much more in just a minute. we want to bring you up to date as well on the latest poll numbers on where the race stands. brand-new poll here, abc news, "the washington post." let's take this closely here. let's look at what's going on. this is a poll nationally of likely voters. hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points. this new "washington post" poll. 46 for clinton and 41 for donald trump. this is likely voters. i say that because they also took a broader sample of all registered voters and not trying to figure out who is likely and who is not likely to vote. you see a difference there. hillary was leading by five with likely voters with a ten-point lead with registered voters. keep that in mind as we show you the battle ground numbers on nbc news polls. this is likely voters we are looking at here. donald trump ahead by a point. they haven't gone for a democrat since 1996. he is leading by a point in our new maris poll. we will show you georgia. donald trump unexpectedly playing defense and he is l

here's more of what donald trump had to say at this rally in ashville earlier tonight. >> she called the americans every name in the book, racist, sexist xenophobic, islamo phobic. she said they were not even american. anybody xenophobic? i don't think so. i don't think so. never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the american voter. >> and don we should point out, just to clarify what donald trump has said there, hillary clinton never said that his supporters were not even american as he put it, during the rally tonight. he just simply took that one too far, in terms of being xenophobic, he's been accused of that time again throughout this campaign, if you look back to his -- the launch of his campaign, when he talked about mexican immigrants being rapists and drug dealers and criminals and so forth. those were deemed to be xenophobic remarks by a lot of people in this country. >> going back to the transparency in this campaign. donald trump's campaign is calling for transparency. does that extend to taxes do you think? >> they haven't been ta

this street in ashville north carolina is a nice one. a older one or flail orail one, is absolute barrier to mobility. when you hear about mobility, ask mobility for whom? on the left or in both of these, we see high mobility for drivers. we see something close to zero mobility for any child or disabled person or perhaps old person who wants to cross this street. all right. so not only should we talk about the women's mouchlt and civil rights. i think we should talk about children too when we talk about mobility. i want to recognize another thesis. it's not one that o'toole explicitly references. i think he'd be sympathetic to it. it's one we have to reckon with. it is probably the most common explanation for why america accommodates cars even in dense cities at almost any expense. i'm not persuaded by it, but we need to recognize this thesis. at the top we see a google search bar. this is a real google search bar i just did a screen shot of. at america's lo, we see auto complete kicking in. guessing i mean america's lost treasures. when

from the point of view of a driver, this street in ashville, north carolina, on the left is wonderful. from the point of view of a pedestrian, especially a young one or perhaps a very old or frail one, this is absolutely an impenetrable barrier to mobility. so i ask you, when you hear about mobility, ask, mobility for whom? because on the left, or in both of these, we see high mobility for drivers. we see something close to zero mobility for any child or disabled person or perhaps old person who wants to cross this street. so not only should we talk about the women's movement and civil rights, i think we should talk about children, too, when we talk about mobility. i want to recognize another thesis. it's not one that o'toole explicitly references. i think he'd be sympathetic to it. but it's one that we have to reckon with because it is probably the most common explanation for why america accommodates cars even in dense cities at almost any expense. i'm not persuaded by it, but we need to recognize this thesis. so at the top here we see a google search bar. this is a real google searc