i will focus on the baptists. the baptists ran their own court system through the mechanism of having church discipline. up until around the 1820's in kentucky, if you were a baptist , you would go to church on sunday. on saturday or every other saturday, you would meet for the discipline session. members would bring forth accusations. brother so-and-so cursed this week. the deacons would hear the accusations. they would examine the accused. did you curse? they would get an admission. evidence,ining the they would levy fines which would be paid into the support of the church. if it was a dispute between church members, they would mediate. they would reconcile the parties until they were ready to sit down at communion with each other. baptist discipline became so famous for its justice and efficiency that even nonmembers, instead of taking their civil suits to the territorial courts of the united states would take them to the local baptist church to get adjudication and even pay in fines for the support of the chur

the easten baptist church has been here ever since. >> we just sell baited 171 years. the oldest church in hernando >> absolutely. very historical. >> serving the community with things like christmas gifts. >> we came in 1999. august of 1999. but they were doing it long before we got here too. >> that was in 1945, i was four years old. >> that history is everywhere on the walls in the church. which began with an old wooden il actually burned down the first sanctuary. one of two fires the church survived over the years. the newest was built here in 1958. the baptist church made it through a tornado in 1993 that ripped the roof clean off the sanctuary. they survived everything buzz locusts in their history. and the church is looking forward to year 172. on the road in brooksville. >> it's very impressive. >> it's something you want to be part of. >> yes, it's home. >> the baptist church was founded on october 16th 1845, every year they host a homecoming event to celebrate the rich history they have there. >>> tracking storms, alerting you, protecting your family. it's ti

.>> reporter: the histories everywhere on the walls of the eden baptist church, and it began with an old wooden building in 1845. they say the indians burned it down the first sanctuary, one of two fires the church has survived, the newest sanctuary built in 1958, and the baptist they have survived everything but the locus and that 171 years of history, looking forward to the year 172. on the road in brooksville. bobby lewis, 10 news wtsp .>> impressive, and the eden baptist church founded october 16, 1845 in every year they host a the history. it's so interesting to see all of that history. you heard from the families that said it was mom and dad, great-grandparents, great-great- grandparents. very cool.>>> a great day this sunday to get with your family as we enjoyed this gorgeous weather. >> and we showed you just this great weather, a great time for the fair and all sorts of bay area. >>> here are your options for the fall fun today, the last day for the hillsborough county they are going on east of brandon. it would not be a fair without the traditional midway with all sorts of

westboro baptist church plans protest across the country. they announced a plan to protest here on-line.and now a group of students are fighting back with a counter protest. on it's website -- the westboro baptist church says the university of wisconsin is in such di life and health that w-b-c will preach at their campus today. it goes on to say-- it is a great blessing to have god's words brought right to your corner.once some students here heard about the protest, they started to make plans to launch their own counter protest. we're told about 100 students are expected to attend.the counter protest will start at 2:00pm to 3:00pm donald trump and hillary clinton are back on the be in wisconsin today.she'll be campaigning for her father in wauwatosa and eau claire. the wauwatosa town hall takes place at the crown plaza at 12- 30 this afternoonthe eau claire event starts at 2-15. clinton and trump will again share a stage tonight ... as each appears at a charity dinner in new york city hosted by former milwaukee archbishop, now cardinal, timo

disaster relief team were on hand today at the cedar falls baptist church in fayetteville. a team of 75 workers handed out meats, vegetables, snacks, water and hot meals to those affected by hurricane matthew. since last weekend the cedars falls baptist church shelter has given out to 36,000 meals, and a small recovery team is helping out this women's home by removing mud and interior walls. 5feet of water flooded the home last saturday. >> the house isn't really all that important, but people are important. we need to help each other i am going to my neighbors house and help them. because i know all along the streets, at the end of each one of these roads, my neighbor is hurting like i was. >> the north carolina baptist men disaster relief teams have been at the home since 9 o'clock this morning. they will return to the home tomorrow morning to make sure that no mold forms inside. >>> meanwhile, and carry, people are doing their part to help out the rest of the state. 2 women organized a supply photojournalist, tommy harris was there for the site and the sounds. >> when th

friends, and family, many dressed as super heroes, packed oakdale baptist church in townville, south townville, church in baptist church in townville, south carolina to remember the jacob hall.e who dressed as batman and drove his batmobile replica from his home in west virginia to attend the service. "out of this community the world is seeing how to do it right. and the only reason you are able to do it right is the best a that is a six om year-old boy. " jab passed away ... after three days on life will undergo a mental exam aftepleading not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect.attorneys for katlyn kinateder judge for time to complete the examlikely delayi the start of her trial.kinateder is charged th first degree murder she remains in jail on 750-thousand dollars bond new infoation on the house explinfitchburg back in august.the attorney for the 57- ar-old man inred in the blast ys caused by an uncapped gas line. brian grittner replaced his gas powered dryer with an electrical heght from sears.his attorney says the installer did not cap the gas line and on the day of the

members of a the westboro baptist church-- known for stirring up controversy-- were bombarded by uwm students. westboro baptist church members held signs and sang- spreading a message of repentance from alternative lifestyles. some uwm students protestors. campus police stepped in and formed a human barrier, making sure the two groups remained separated. the packers suffered a loss earlier on thursday, when word came out that eddie lacy was going on injured reserve..he's ticketed for ankle surgery. but, with aaron rodgers completing a career high 39 passes-and surpassing the 300 yard mark for the first time in 13 games, green bay won the 193rd edition of the border battle with the bears. broken left arm 10-6 bears at the break.. the pack run off 20 straight points. rodgers to davante adams..just off the concussion protocol-davante caught 13 passes for 132 yards and 2 tds. adams..the first packers receiver to catch 10m passes for 100 yards and 2 tds at lambeau field ever! remarkable performance. yards. and a score. packers win 26-10; they're 4 up 2 down; 4 of the next 5 on the road..s

westboro baptist church plans protest across the country. they announced a plan to protest here on-line.and now a group of students are fighting back with a counter protest. the university of wisconsin is in such dire need of words of life and health that w-b-c will preach at their campus today. it goes on to say-- it is a great blessing to have god's words brought right to your corner.once some students here heard about the protest, they started to make plans to launch their own counter protest. we're told about 100 students are expected to attend.the counter protest will start at 2:00pm to 3:00pm coming up: ripped off.a waukesha couple claims a greenfield contractor took thousands of dollars without finishing the job.up next: who up next: who he is .. and why police he is .. and why police think he may have done it.more live at daybreak-- on today's stubborn clouds stuck around yesterday with highs in the mid to upper 60s and a light breeze. clouds lingered overnight along a cold front, with a gusty northerly breeze, and lows in the 40s an

about a half dozen members of the westboro baptist church came here with a message for the students... and in turn the students had a message for a plaza area just before two p-m thursday awaiting a visit from the westboro baptist church expecting speech against alternative lifestyles and they were ready. 'im skipping a math class because i come from a very large, queer family and so as someone whose protested before, i think its really important to advocate.turns out they were in the wrong place. surrounded the church members, who were not deterred. they held signs and sang about god and repentance. nat nat the westboro church group came here after leaving a similar demonstration at the uw-madison campus. '..because both these universities have a whole section on their websites about what theyre doing about transgender and bathroom this you can actually change what god has done.' campus police formed a human barricade to keep to two groups separated. 'the expression of free speech and people having different perspective can certainly be a challenge. we want everyone to be safe. after

. >>> reporter: the american red team were on hand today at the cedar falls baptist church in fayetteville. team of 75 workers handing out meats, vegetables cost next, water and hot meals to those affected by hurricane matthew. >> we are helping them do the recovery. we need to get the material out and help them get her life back in order. >>> reporter: since last weekend the cedar falls baptist church shelter has given out 30 sex thousand meals across the counties. ulysses brown drove 20 miles to ge >> we are hanging in there and recovering. we think that we made it through the situation. we know it will get better.>>> reporter: a small recovery team was helping this woman's home. 5 feet of water flooded her home last saturday.>> the house isn't that important. people are. we all need to help each other. when my house starts drying out, i am going to my at the end of each one of these roads my neighbor is hurting like i was.>>> reporter: the north carolina disaster relief team has been at this home says 9:00 this morning. they will return tomorrow morning to make sure no mold forms. >> wa

superheros gathering at that baptist church to pay respect tie life cut way too mom, something she asked people to do at today's funeral service as well. >> dana: a new report showed yahoo secretly serged all incoming email for a specific term at the request of the government. apple refused to do this. yahoo says that it is a law abiding company and implies with obey the order made by the c.e.o. documents leaked three years ago by snowden shows that the national security agency tapped into email traffic to search for terms connected to terrorism. yahoo was doing the searching last year in real time looking for an item specified by the government. the website spells it out. yahoo analysis stores content email. u.s. intelligence agencies not commenting on the classified program but i've heard experts say if you have a yahoo email. experts say close it and go with a different company. >> kim: we saw how apple got into it with the federal concerned. there will be tours of paisley park this weekend. officials got in the mix and said we can't do that. managers are not prepared to handle public

his morning at fredericksburg baptist church. >>> a group is claiming responsibility for a massive the claim has not been verified. >>> you have a chance to get rid of prescription drugs in your house. it's national prescription drug take back day. we have a list of drop off locations in our nbc washington app. >>> news 4 today starts now. >>> at 9:00 on this saturday, hope you're having a good one so far. >> so glad you could join us. >> you're choked up about it. >> i am. now where we have a ton of people joining in about our halloween party. >>> we want to talk about the weather today because it's windy. we sent tom outside to check on it. >> we've got the wind pretty gusty here whipping through the trees. we can hear it howling here. you can check the weather with dress like me. you'll need a windbreaker and sunglasses later as we get the sunshine breaking out of the metro area. already getting sun off to our west. put away the shorts. summer in october is gone. you won't need the umbrella today. there's the cloud cover passing over the area and the winds will continue to whip on t

also caught in the storm, four local missionaries from ebenezer baptist church in hillsborough. the group was stuck. flights leaving the country-- grounded, according to their associate pastor, currie tilley. currie tilley/ associate pastor, ebenezer baptist church 163353 the reaction was one of concern for our people, but while we were concerned about their safety there's a much bigger picture. matthew shifted their focus from rebuilding the community after 2010's earthquake recovery to now storm cleanup. the church keeps their followers on facebook updated on the groups relief efforts. recently, the missionaries recently delivered 300 bags of food to those in need. sot 163718 he texted me just a little while ago to let me know how things are going. good spirits. but they are obviously tired. this is a time where their faith is increasing as where they are. sot 164000 a lot of times you think we're going with a specific mission. a specific purpose. sometimes god has a different plan than what you were expecting. the group is planning to return sunday, but that is if they are ab

north carolina baptist on mission are preparing to stand medical and construction teams. they said congregations are concerned about a cholera outbreak due to dirty water and hope to go to cuba and are sending aid workers there ahead. >> we're sending food box and help cuban baptists as they rebuild. they will repurchases food for the community, building materials for churches that were destroyed and for homes. >> a mobile food unit will head to florida to serve up to 30,000 meals day. these volunteers helped after hurricane sandy and other storms as well. >>> samaritan's purse is already in haiti. the plane touch down in port-au- prince. it's based here in north carolina. it was packed with 20 tons of supply to help the matthew. >> 4:57 on your friday. >>> matthew the most dangerous hurricane in a decade and is battering the florida coast right now. >> the impact is already being felt in north carolina to a degree. cbs north carolina has a crew on the coast with a live report in our next half hour. >>> in the meantime, here's a live look outside as you're heading to work

we've already sent cuba to help cuban baptists as they rebuild. they will purchase food for the community, building materials for churches that were destroyed and homes. >> a mobile food unit will head to florida to serve up to 30,000 meals a day. volunteers helped out after hurricane sandy and other storms as well. >>> north carolina-based samaritan's purse is in haiti. the organization's plane touched down in port-au-prince. it was packed with 20 tons of supplies to help the area >> right now 5:57. jonathan? >>> good morning from oak island under a state of emergency with evacuations underway, conditions not too bad, but a very real threat of flooding. we have live update from the coast coming up. carleigh? >>> i'm carleigh griffith. coming up, how hurricane matthew is affecting flights at rdu. >>> and before you head out the door this morning, he' like and is a mess out there. there's avenue bit of rain that has nothing to do with matthew so don't get the two confused but will be a rough commute for people. >> yeah, visibility not the best, eit

to help cuban baptists as they rebuild. community, building materials or churches that were destroyed and for homes. >> tomorrow a mobile food unit will head to florida to serve up to 30,000 meals a day. these volunteers helped after hurricane sandy, as well, as other storms. >>> coming up next, more rain coming to the sandhills. what cumberland county is doing to prevent more h flooding. >> as hurricane matthew approaches florida tonight, rain is heading in our direction. coming up in your forecast i'll walk you through the next few how does goody's work so fast? here's how. goody's powder races right to your pain to deliver relief...fast. and now collect four of my trading cards inside specially marked boxes of goody's a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. donald trump supports my right to own a gun. after

the 19 street baptist church. still in existence today. see what a dream kendrew -- can do. roll up the sleeves of those veterans, you might found -- find the welds and shackles -- wounds and shackles. in their hearts, burn enduring vision for true democracy. no throat -- threat or death race. the honest stewards of dominion of their contribution. a possibility in motion passing down through the ages from heart to heart and breast to breast. we're giving birth today to this museum is a testament to the dignity of every corner of the globe who you're in for freedom. -- yearn for freedom. a song to the scholars and scribes. the revolutionaries and voices of protest. the ministers and officers of peace, it is a story of our lives wrapped up in a beautiful golden crown of grace. i can hear the distant voice of my ancestors whispering, still away, still away home, we ain't got long to stay here. i woke up this morning with my mind on freedom. all the voices roaming for centers have found this home here. this great, monument. through our pain, our suffering in our victory. when i

since last weekend, the baptist church provided 36,000 meals. a small recovery team is helping one lady whose home was drenched in five feet of water. >> it is not that important. the people are important. and we all need to help each other. and when my house starts drying out, i'm going to my neighbor's house and help them. i know all along the street, at the end of each of these roads, my neighbor is hurting like i was. >> talk about living by example. north carolina baptist relief teams have been at that house and 9:00 yesterday morning. they will return to this home today to make sure that no mold forms inside the house. >>> wayne county is in full recovery mode at this point a week after matthew. thousands of bottles of clean drinking water and bags of ice for people who have nothing left. the neuse river hit record levels of 30 feet. it has since dropped four feet and continues to recede, giving people the opportunity to get back in and see what happened. >> it is really, really rough. you spent all your time, all your life building. all o

i have the chief operating officer at baptist hospitals.n idea of the operations, we know at gnaw saw, how many people are we talking about? >> so we are a five-hospital system and our two outlying coastal community hospitals are nassau and they transferred 15 patients to our jacksonville campus the then our beaches campus transferred 51 patients to baptist south which is inland. >> so i understand that people instead of being their families here in the city of those families who have evacuated working to take care of those patients. how many people do you have working and give us an idea of the situation now. >> well, what we have in our emergency operations plan we have pert teams, prepared emergency response teams. so people volunteer to come and staff through the duration of the incident, a second team comes after the event. that number is dependent but we have around 550 people on the campus taking care of these patients at this point. >> do you have any update on if those facilities that have been evacuated, if they are being impacted

minister by training and i don't know whether to baptist that man or drown him. >> you have to remember when he came into congress in the mid 1940s there was no large civil rights movement happening outside of congress. there was nothing happening and that doesn't come along until the 1950s with martin luther king and the southern christian leadership congress so powell is very much the face of civil rights in the u. s. for more than a decade and once that movement begins happening outside of congress as one of his biographers told us and he is no longer the face of many civil rights and overtime his attendance, his behavior becomes a little bit more erratic. the house in the late 1960s refuses to seat him. the supreme court rules that he is in fact entitled to be seated but by the late 1960s he has kind of run the course of his career and leaves the house in the early 1970s. >> in some cases we see that in the artifacts we have in the house collection in the case of this late artifact from 1967 keep the faith baby this recording in which he is -- he is really sort of -- he is speaking

about a half dozen members of the westboro baptist church came to uwm with a message for the students... but it seems - the students had a message for them. uwm students began gathering in a plaza area just before two p-m thursday awaiting a visit from the westboro baptist church expecting speech against alternative lifestyles and they were ready. 'im skipping a math class because i come from a very large, queer family and so as someone whose protested before, i think its really important to advocate.turns out they were in the wrong pla surrounded the church members, who were not deterred. they held signs and sang about god and repentance. nat nat the westboro church group came here after leaving a similar demonstration at the uw-madison campus. '..because both these universities have a whole section on their websites about what theyre doing about transgender and bathroom this you can actually change what god has done.' campus police formed a human barricade to keep to two groups separated. 'the expression of free speech and people having different perspective can certainly be a chall

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in the difference between russell moore is been very critical of trump and the pastor of the first baptist church in dallas where he gave a sermon, i don't want want to misrepresent him, but it was essentially that these are tough times, we are on the ropes, we are being pushed out of a culture and sometimes you need a strong and perfect hand to defend us, and i think that some of them call them the nostalgia rotors but they are people who believe things are so messed up that we are willing to risk a guy like trump because that's what it takes to preserve our role in this. lastly, whatever you are talking about white voters, i say that as a white voter, there is always an element of race that has been in this picture throughout the history of our republic and there has been a certain movement of white voters away from the party since the civil rights era, and not just clearly is part of this story. it's not to say these people are racist. i'm not saying that. i'm just saying if you ignore the role of race, you can't understand some of these shifts. >> i think ej is exactly right about this

there were early baptists. in 1641, the minister in newport became a baptist. there were some quakers who came into the colony. there were some people who switched. they were not congregational list or baptist, but they were a fractional number of people, so they had a real homogenous society in that way. they really did not have to deal with the problem of dissent like that, which gave them a brief window which they made full advantage of of freedom from dissent, to really figure out what they wanted their new religion to be like, to write it down, and practice it, something that protestants in europe struggled to do and mostly failed to do, which they could not do in england. there was so much upheaval during that period in england as they tried to work out a national the elegy, and they could not do it. it gave them a sense of united purpose and allowed them to get a lot done. anyone else? i know i have kept you a little bit over time. go ahead. >> i had a question about the facets of morality, because maybe they got a bad name because -- [indiscernible] and

the pastor of the baptist church chalks it up to beina good lessoin the power of forgiveness. >> as the bible says, your sins will find you out. your mistakes will come back to you if you don't own them up. >> the contractor says it was an honest mistake and he will finish the job that he mistakenly started. >> if you're going to pull the roof off the wrong building you might as well be in church. you have the built-in forgiveness. >> they give -- get a new roof out of it . >>> as we head through the see strong winds . i want to tell you the tropical storm watches for polk, sumter and highland county have just been upgraded will happen sooner. we knew that would happen as the storm moved closer. we knew we would go from 48 hours down to 36 hours and that is basically all the upgrade means. tropical storm force th- hour or high nile -- now expected in those counties shaded in orange for the next 36 hours. tomorrow is not a big deal but by tomorrow night into friday morning that is when we can see tropical storm force winds even in places west of i 75 like tampa, st. petersburg, wesley ch

. >> and tonight the parking lot of the baptist church is filled continue to pray for them there and as well as the people they are all able to communicate with them via phone and facebook and are hoping they can return on sunday. in hillsboro, back to you. >> you know, we have seen the devastation from a earthquake. now, this kind on top of it. >> yes. so is eastern cuba. >> yes, folks in >> an interesting fact. tomorrow marks. [broken audio. [-- this storm could make landfall in southeast florida. it has been some time. we call it a hurricane drought so to speak. we hope that drought does continue. we don't want to see a landfall in hurricane in florida. tell come close and hurricane winds will hit parts of the state tomorrow night and friday. let's take a look at what is ahead. we are watching matthew around here. closer on florida. could there be a landfall florida? if it does make landfall the current project or having around titiusville area and the forecast, looking steady. the showing you the models at the top of the news cast. nothing has changed. now, that is why we are not

he was the pastor of a baptist church in harlem. he represented a harlem district. and he served a very long time in congress. this is from the beginning of his congressional career. this later moving from the paper form to wax, it is a recording he made. it is called, keep the faith. it is a series of speaking meditations on a number of different issues. these kind of book end his career which is very long. , he is no william dawson. he has a different approach to how to do things. >> all human beings, black-and-white, rich and poor, equal in the sight of god. keep your faith and the life of your fellow man even though he abuses you. when he abuses you, he makes himself a lesser man. a great man once said, love your enemies. blessed them that curse you. pray. pray. pray for them. keep your faith. the 1970's, he was the person who kind of embodied civil rights in the house. civil rights in congress. he's elected in 1944. he and dawson are the only two members of congress for a number of congresses in the early 1950's. two very contrasting styles whereas dawson is be

north carolina baptist on mission is ready to send medical and construction teams to haiti. partner congregations are concerned about a potential cholera outbreak and hope to send aid ahead of workers. >> we're sending food boxes. we've already sent money to cuba to help cuban baptists as they rebuild and will purchase food for the community, building materials for churches that wer homes. >> a mobile food unit will head to florida today if the weather allowses with the ability to serve up to 30,000 meals day. i would imagine they will be needed. >> absolutely and so much destruction in the caribbean so if this circles around and becomes a double whammy, bad news. >> yeah, and i don't think it will circle around to the areas hit hardest such as haiti and cuba. it could impact the bahamas next week but for us, here, that is how it impact us the most. let's talk about that. >>> a flash flood watch will go into effect today through sunday afternoon and really taking into consideration the amount of water that we received across portions of cumberland, harnett, hoke counties. so

. >> prayer circle rally held today at greater abyssinia baptist church are teaming up with clergy to urge people to vote yes on issue 108 to remove the school levy funding the cleveland planan to reform city schools, say educating children involve strong schools and it is where our family spends a great part of the time it is our kennedy center make sure that our churches are integrate with the schoolsnner and workin the same cause is how we keep our children safe and educated. >> children are the greatest treasure. a valuable tool to allow them the opportunity that we have so important to do this today to make sure that they get thehe chance is need schools received straight and a state report cardd releas a few weeks ago they said that draws the shortcomings but that they have made great stridesd the last four years. and charles were small and caught on camera, why he shared the private video to send the the sun has set on another gorgeous day here in northeast ohio. the clouds gave way to sunshine and thingsns warmed up a bit. ohio father tells us he had an important reason for sh

in starlight baptist church in east cleveland. >>> the indians beat the sox in the first game of the alds series last night 5-4. >> but th we face them again at home this afternoon at 4:30. ho you is the forecast looking for the game, somara? >> it is looking absolutely beautiful out there. temperatures rising into the 80s this afternoon. by first pitch at 4:38 p.m. we should see that drop off to 79 degrees. tons of sunshine. the rain chance comes in later in the evening so it is good the game is in the afternoon. terrence? >>> speaking of winning, coming having a hard time finding any other team to play. while their rivals are forfeiting games. >> plus the office of a notorious and controversial website raided. why the head of back paige is under arrest. >> and first, a new -- backpage is under arrest. >> and more coming up. >>> well, the impact of hurricane matthew being felt up and down florida's east coast. more than 3,000 customers don't have power and dangerous wind forces threatening the city as the storm passes through. let's go live to nico, florida. describe what you are se

a body was found inside pennsylvania avenue baptist church in southeast. perez green is accused of health services. the company people with substance abuse and other issues. an employee tells us the men were there as guests of mbi and had a fight. harling died at the hospital from head trauma. >>> new reaction this morning to a metro train operator who refused to move a train. transportation reporter adam tuss broke this story on facebook live during news4 today yesterday. they're taking action against the train operator. he refused to move the train because he said over sunday night. metro supervisor timely had to move the train instead. there were no passengers on board but witnesses say other trains were unable to enter the fort totten station for ten minutes. >>> 6:33 right now. today is apparently a good day for holiday shopping, especially since there are brand new premium outlet stores in clarksburg set to open. >> the outlets are located off 270 off clarksburg road. today. good morning to you, darcy. >> reporter: that certainly is what we're hoping

a team of 75 workers handed out food, vegetables, hot meals and the cedar falls baptist church shelter has provided 36,000 meals since this happened. a small recovery team is helping one woman whose home was drenched and five feet of water. >> the house is not really that important. the people are important. we all need to help each other. and when my house starts drying out, i'm going to my neighbor's house and help them. because i know that all along the street, the end of each of these roads, my neighbor is hurting like i was could live by her example -- the disaster relief teams have been at that home since 9:00 yesterday morning. they will return today to make sure that no mold forms inside the house. >> wayne county is in full recovery mode a week after matthew hit north carolina. saturday, volunteers handed out thousands of bottles of water and bags of ice for people who have nothing left at all. and continues to recede. giving people an opportunity to get in there and see how bad the damage is. >> it is really, really rough. you spend all your time and all your life building. a

. >> they got to visit their homes and discovered both houses and grand view baptist church. are still standing. >> the gate was still in flames. >> . there's no answer. to the why on that. 3 of the next door neighbors lost their homes. >> . so. as firefighters continue to battle the blaze. both from the air. and ground. residents brace for what's next. sraeubg when they can return to that you are home. there's a >> a lot of folks sleeping inside those campers. others are inside the main building. sleeping on cots. this is actually the perfect set up. they are able to take in the livestock. >> . thank you so much for the tkaup it. waoeultd from wild fires to freeze warnings. to a major hurricane in the atlantic. right now the latest radar image. making land fall in cuba tonight. so far 8 people have been killed by the category 4 storm. and those deaths came as moved over haiti. and rained out portions. political reporter joins us now. to break down the topics discussed this evening. >> . it had a different tone this evening. there were a lot of interruptions. it was a wide ra

simms made a trip to american baptist university to talk about 100 years of remembering. and she also celebrated her birthday... but has no plans of slowing down. 3 3 3 3 your top stories are next at five. 3 see how one school district in waukesha county is moving forward.... after a fire good morning everyone. it's monday, october 3-rd.i'm jessica tighe.. tighe..and i'm kate chappell... here's what we're working on this morning... from car thief to teenage success... success...the touching story of how a local girl turned her life around...and the program that helped her do it. it. but first--- after a dreary weekend... we're hoping for sun! some areas need to deal with the ?fog? first though. meteorologist "michael schlesinger" is getting you ready for the day ahead. 3 3

there are not a lot of baptist going out shooting people, beaming people and blowing people up. >> woman: oh, my gosh.they pull up an entire building full of people and children that were in child care we can't say that that is not true. >> man: of course you can all you have to do is look back to 9/11 and even before that probably starting back in the towers during the first clinton administration to see there is the radical islamic terrorist element within the muslim religion believes that this is their calling is to kill us. >> anchor: we ou'will talk abou radical baptist when we come back.sh stick with us we will be back very shortly with cnn professor doctor francis carlton he will break down some of the debate i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! edition of your

. >> on this sunday morning the north phoenix baptist church congregation was joined by protesters. >> mary says they oppose the church's proposed zoning that will convert this residential facility. >> three shifts of workers a bottleneck to the preschool a bevy of delivery trucks and ambulances and fire trucks coming all through the night. >> many people who live in the area. this would set a precedence. >> many residents in the area will benefit from the >> the church can do whatever they want on their property. >> i was crying. >>> i am in shock right now. this is my first time here. >> the chicago cubs are going stance could not be any happier, the celebrations are expanding across the valley. we are live in chandler. >> reporter: the cubs are going to the world series. the last time this happened it was 71 if you take a look behind me it has become a little more quiet but that definitely was not the case last night. this is the spot to be. the fans watched as they pulled off the win last night. says have been anxiously awaiting this day since 1945. made lots of people happy. >> s

why members of the westboro baptist church were there -- and why some students say the welcome. plus... a racine county corrections officer is attacked by an inmate... see surveillance video of the assault -- and why officials say it's something that can't always be unpredictable and unprovoked... thats what officials at the racine county sheriffs office say about the battery of one of their own inside the county jail fox6s angelica sanchez spoke with the sheriff... who says you cant prepare for an assault like this. surveillance video shows on october 17 a newly trained corrections officer was escorting an inmate through the racine county jail. what happens next shocked sheriff christopher schmaling. 'we train for the unexpected this was truly unexpected.' calm at first the inmate flashes

a second meeting is set tonight at are you creation baptist church. >>> a bridal hospital, coming attractions, is suing the hospital. they said people stopped coming in the store african-american better vincent went to the store there and was diagnosed with ebola when she returned to note 67, there are brand new -- galaxy note 7, there are brand >>> good morning we will be seeing a good amount of sunshine as we things quiet today and tomorrow but rain chances go up early saturday morning throughout saturday with the passing of a front. we will talk some more soon. kristin, to you. >> all right. happy there is no rain and no fog. at least this these camera shots the highways look good. coming up later on in the show i will be talking about construction in the akron area. back to you. >>> let's talk about a breakdown for a former president. bill clinton ran into trouble. tire trouble there on i-77. state police tell us clinton's secret service detail took care of him. he was in town yesterday for a campaign event for his wife in canton. >> the wheels on that bus did not go round and round. you

southview baptist and hope mills taking donations and giving up things like food clothing and other items this is happening at rockfish elementary school 10-4 on friday. 57 630 rockfish road in old hurricane matthew. we teamed up the american red cross and you have all the details online at wncn.com. >>> the fi chief said several firefighters fought the fire for two hours. no damage nearby church or otr homes a husband and wife and their some were inde house at the time of the fire and the woman was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> loved ones and hers in remember larry stgner known as the dean of local news. he spent four decades anchor at abc 11 and cover he biggest stories. he retired last year after being diagnosed with als. he was 69. >>> he will be missed by many peop. >>> more women come fward accusing donald trump of inappropriate behavior dating back decades. >> this comes as an averaf pulls nationwide show him latest >> reporter: donald trump's campus demanding a retraction and threatening legal action after a new york times report claims republican nominee groped and k

recently, simms made a trip to american baptist university to talk about 100 years of remembering. and she also celebrated a birthday but has no plans of slowing down. (edie simms/102 years young) "the 25th of september. you can tell what my folks were doing on christmas before. they were making babies. ha ha". by midday, it was back to bingo where everyone got a handmade item to take home courtesy of 102 year young edie simms and some free advice. (edie simms/102 years young) "its a great world if you just open your eyes and look at it". news.>> recruiting a football great. "it's something that i think i'm going to remember for a very long time." a texas teenager recruits troy aikman to seal the deal with his we'll show you a dallas high schooler gets scoring a date for homecoming. its all thanks to football star... troy aikman. the former dallas cowboys quarterback helped the teen pop the big question last week. jack knew he wanted to make his homecoming proposal memorable, so he decided to ask a cowboys player to help him with his plan. he quickly realized they would all be busy

pleasant baptist church in lower marion township.ay the fact that so many law enforcement agencies came out shows that real change can happen. >> i'm proud and blessed that they came and they're on the committees and going whole heartedly to make this thing a positive solution. >> authorities from bucks, chester, delaware, montgomery and philadelphia counties all took part. >>> today a local police organization marked a big milestone. nbc 10's investigative reporter, harry hosted the philadelphia guardian sieving 60th anniversary celebration on bartroom avenue. the group is made up of african american, lieu teatino and asia american police officers. >>> well, skeletons took over part of philadelphia for the day of the dead celebration. the mexican consulate and cultural center put on the vibrant event at the penn museum. and it included traditional music, food and artwork. and members oour telemundo 62 team were at today's event. it's meant to be a celebration of life. >>> your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteor aulths erika m

the funeral set for tomorrow at 10:00 at star light baptist church in east cleveland. >>> in baseball circles, in cleveland the feeling is good this day. the indians in the american league playoffs beat the boston red sox last night. indians won the first in the alds 5-4, that brought out the victory celebrations but that's one game, one in a best of five series. indians and red sox again this afternoon, progressive field, 4:30 this afternoon. go indians. >>> there are celebrations elsewhere as well. the cleveland metro parks has something to brag about today. best in the nation. the cleveland metro parks received the 2016 national gold medal award for excellence in park and recreational management. this marks the fourth time the cleveland metro park system has earned this award. >>> stories continuing to make headlines at the noon hour this record number of overdoses being reported. experts worry this number could double before the year is over. >>> back in the buckeye state, hillary clinton stumping in ohio next week, encouraging people to get out the vote and register and of course