butterfield, he was not very surprised.e and a nod, and i looked right at him. i felt very good. yeah. i can sleep at night now. >> we talked to butterfield only moments after he left the courtroom. and he told us what the verdict meant to him. >> so a free bible study for the rest of my life, free meals included. that's what it is. free bible study for the rest of my life, free meals included. how can you beat that? it's not a joke and i'm trying not to make light of it. i'm trying not to go crazy in this place. >> it was just a horrible thing that he did to his daughter. and a parent is supposed to be the person that protects and loves you. and he was the boogie man that we try to save our children from. >> you guys only see her as dead. she is in the cell with me every day. i just wrote another song two days ago. i feel like she helped me with these songs. i've written nine songs in jail, what, 314 poems. so i mean, in my opinion, she's not dead. i mean, she's -- i hear from her all the time. >> go straight back to your

friends and congressman gk butterfield has been fighting for his relief. he was at risk of being killed. he must have a deportation hearing. you can find out more on our website. >>> to be fully prepared for an active shooting situation they're planning a full scale drill this the drill is scheduled for tuesday. themp prompted to host this after the 2012 sandy hook massacre. 10,000 people are expected to attend the gay and lesbian film festival over the next few days. >> it's in the 21st year. it started friday and runs through this coming one film maker says hb2 is a motivate tor to attend the festival. >> they want to make sure there's a positive portrayal of the community here in north carolina and they think that because they make films and out they should come and represent their films. >> more so than making a political statement by attending the festival. >>> now this year they made an event to select more african-american and latino participates participate -- participants. find out more about his time in the military and what authorities are now s

congressman g-k butterfield told eyewitness news-- about the impact of the hack-- on 'his' office. house minority leader nancy pelosi... urging congress members-- to change their their texts... saying some house members.. have been getting 'obscene' messages. the democratic congressional campaign committee-- says its cooperating with federal investigators-- looking into the hack. . the two men running for governor agreeing to a second public debate. incumbent governor 'pat - mccrory' -- and attorney general 'roy- cooper' -- will 'face off' october 11th. the hour-long debate will be moderated by meet the press host 'chuck - todd' -- and will be broadcast on u- n-c t-v. mccrory and cooper have clashed over debate schedules. they' already at the north carolina bar association convention in charlotte in june. right now at ten... the local teen-- whose spent the past 7 and a half months-- in federal immigration custody-- is 'back' home in 'durham', tonight with his family... supporters of wildin-acosta-- posted this video on instagram-- of the moment acosta was released from a georgia i

north carolina congressman g-k butterfield also playing a part...pleading with immigration. "he was fleeing violence in honduras, his life was at stake, no that. wildin's life was being threatened everyday and he wanted to leave and come to america, where his parents and other family members reside." now... the congressman... and all of acosta's supporters hope he'll be back with his family soon... ending a long seven months of separation. wildin's lawyer says the next step is posting that bond... then applying for asylum. if and when that goes through... wildin will have can file to become a permanent resident. and after five years ... he can become a u-s citizen. still to come tonight - a raleigh woman-- found shot to death in arkansas. what we've learned about the investigation...and the victim. plus - seeing green. two olympic pools.. mysteriously change color in rio. what organizers say caused the unusual hue. and - struggling a drowning leopard takes the only way out of 60-foot well. the rescue operation is the must-see video of the night. but first... a live look outs

the home, by the way, is >>> congressman butterfield has presented a grant to south carolina university from the u.s. department of agriculture. and the money will be used to expand opportunities in rural areas including video conferencing equipment for libraries and community centers. >>> and now, checking the you said it would. >>> oh, yeah, water everywhere, and accidents, and if you were out at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, you probably experienced the same thing. the thunderstorms had the potential for the heavy rain, and it's still lingering with a deck of low cloud cover. the tower on the cam is the mix 101.5 mix radio tower cam. it's a all clear up above and we're underneath it, and we are well socked in. 74 in rocky mount and 75 in wake forest. it will be on the gray side today, midday and it won't burn off until mid to late morning but 10:00 a.m., 78 and a high of 89 and, of course, late-day storms. so keep that in mind if you are brian has a look at the road this is morning. you think any of the fog is contributing to the slowdowns? >>> probably not. we typically don't see problems that

butterfield.the washington post" has reported the shakeup in the donald trump campaign, and we spoke to one of the reporters who wrote the story. >> this is the headline that "washington post.com -- washington post.com, trump shaking up the campaign and demoting the top advisor. sta joins us on the phone today. essentially, what is behind the changes? trump has spent recent weeks growing more and more frustrated about the attempts by paul manafort campaign chairman. as he looked ahead and moved forward with the campaign, he decided to move away and elevate to associates, steve bennett and kelly on conway, to let trump, in essence, be trump, worked reformed, aggressive and if necessary. >> yet, paul manafort remains the chair the trump campaign, why? is a sense that paul manafort has been fine in terms of stabilizing some aspects of the campaign and building relationships with washington republicans and his relationship with trump has been solid, same generation, the same age, more moderate republi

butterfield will talk about hilary clinton's economic plan and the impact it would have on our state. the democrat will be talking about a recent report from moody's analytics. it's a group led by a registered democrat, who none theless, advised john mccain. the report claims while clinton's policies are far from perfect, they would resort in a stronger economy. according to new york times, a separate report found that trump's ideas would do the opposite, even going so far as to suggest it could plunge the country into recession by 2018. . right now, police are looking for the man who robbed a gas station at gunpoint. it happened yesterday morning on east chatham street. officers say the suspect showed a gun and then got away with cash. >>> there's still no word on the condition of a motorcyclist injured in a weekend crash. it happened yesterday afternoon in moore county. crews say the motorcycle had gone off the road and into the woods. they found the driver nearby and called for a helicopter, but the weather kept it at bay. we'll let you know once we get an update on the driver's co

the black caucus judge, ek butterfield, said it was a slap in the face.esponse? >> it's good to be with you, stuart, and let's put this in terms of what you understand. let look at it from a business perspective. it is absolutely un-kansasable, the black party would put all of its return on investment, which is not what representative fudge was talking about, the high unemployment rates, the d decimation of the black families, and the black of education choice and opportunities. those are the real choice that need to be told. the thing is you have never had the gop mutual fund or investment stock that has really been marketed in the black community heavily since 1964 when the civil rights legislation. so, basically what you have people saying is just continue to stick with our stock, stay with our mutual funds even though it's failing, but you don't really know what these other guys are going to produce for you. >> do you think trump made the right appeal in the right way? >> i think that donald trump made an appeal that no previous republican presidentia

campaigning alongside a congresswoman and dk butterfield of northern carolina, she writes come rain or shine, the last day of early voting. her challenger released this tweet ahead of the voting tomorrow. debbie wasserman schultz has demonstrated a clear arrogance and disregard for our democracy, which is why we must win the election on tuesday. -- ill preview before taking a summer break, the senate noted a second time to block funding. >> this last may when our democratic colleagues act with urgency. down theey turned money they argued last may and decided to gamble with the lives of children like this. instead of testing them. they ignored their own calls to that wouldne quickly protect their country from a public health crisis. as i said when i started, this to see whether our democratic colleagues cared more about babies like this or special interest groups and they failed the test. it is as simple as that. >> the senate approved what happened in the house. planned parenthood, an organization where hundreds and hundreds of thousands of women go for their care, the think they will