north carolina doesn't have that. what we found if our research in looking at this landscape, north carolina has some geographical features that lend itself well to u-boat operations. i'll talk a little bit about that more but this is really a u-boat hotspot for a number of reasons. you see that north carolina merges as one of the largest concentrations of losses in both tonnage and in number of vessels. this is just a quick map. i want to mention, my colleague developed a lot of these gis maps to recreate some of these sites. these are the vessels that are just lost off of north carolina. there's ten vessels just in a little over three months were lost off the coast here. i mentioned that north carolina is a very good area for u-boats to hunt. you've got historically north carolina has terrible ports. there's very few ports in north carolina that are navigable for large vessels. so the closest naval installation that you have is up here in norfolk. you're down here along this area where it is difficult for military v

if i leave the north carolina supreme court -- if i read the north carolina supreme court decision it still hasn't told me , whether it is one or two brake lights. the next police officer who wants to stop someone will not know that either. he might be bound by the appellate court decision, but that will not help clarify the state of the law. isn't what you are doing going to leave criminal law unclear? it is one thing to say you want to not subject officers to civil liability. it is another to say you want to leave the law unclear in a criminal prosecution. >> in north carolina, controlling precedent does come from the intermediate court of appeals. that is not to say the supreme court may not reach a different decision someday. for now, police officers would be bound by what the north carolina court of appeals decides. the law has been decided. an officer who makes a stop tomorrow because one brake light is out would be acting unreasonably under that decision. so it doesn't leave criminal law uncertain. >> it will for the appellate division if it is now taking your view that it can

at the north carolina supreme court. mr. fisher is correct in that it is our state constitution that says there is no good-faith exception. if a defendant had only raised a fourth amendment question in our courts, the good-faith exception would still be available if that defendant didn't make a claim under the state constitution. >> i'm not too sure it makes prudential sense to allow north carolina supreme court to put to us what is basically an abstract uestion. >> the question of -- >> to give an answer without reference to the fact that part of the fourth amendment is the good faith exception. it bears unreasonableness. >> that is correct. this court has in cases like rodriguez dealt with mistake about law just in the rights stage rather than the remedies stage. that is all that has been briefed in this instance. >> that is correct. >> one of the things that is different is that we are not talking about -- >> excuse me. in other cases we decide the right and don't have to decide the remedy. but this is a case in which unl

>> stephen colbert is having a rally today in south carolina. >> stephen colbert roll mood south carolinahen colbert are taking south carolina by storm. >> the rock me like a herman cain south cain-olina primary rally. >> give it up tore the man, mr. herman cain! >> stephen: whooo. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i'm going to let it shine, let it shrine shine ♪ ♪ let it shine ♪ this little light of mine ♪ ♪ what's up buddy ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ ♪ let it shine ♪ let it shine ♪ what a beautiful day the lord has given us. what a beautiful state. what a beautiful town what a beautiful low country. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: but folks, i am not here to pander. because i know i don't need to pander to the most beautiful people in the world. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: can i get an amen. >> amen! >> stephen: you're good. before i introduce the man we've all gathered here to see introduce me, i want to solicit the other candidates in the racive. think people are hungering for a positive campaign. so i'm to the going to go after this man's opponents. i won't be saying things

at this assembly plant in charleston, south carolina.d to a meeting with a man who works inside the plant. he's taking a huge risk even talking to me. >> it's been eating me alive to know what i know, and have no anything. >> at his request we used a different voice. >> 300 souls on the plane - their lives are bigger than me. >> we had seen reports of bad workmanship in the plant. the man claimed the problems go far deeper. >> with all the problems reported on the 787, 90% is swept away, hushed up - it's an iceberg. the people that actually work on it are the biggest problem. there is an uneducated, underskilled and uncaring staff that are building the plans. i'm not the only one that feels this way. >> he was prepared to build it wearing a camera in the plant to record what some workers said about the dreamliner. >> you can't have someone from mcdonald's do heart surgery, that's trusting someone with your life. that is what we are doing here. . >> i've seen a lot of things that should not go on at an airplane plant. people talking about

isn't that what the north carolina law is now? answer the good faith exception. >> it would not be futile, justice ginsburg. i think the analogy i gave earlier is more or less on point. the court is held that the constitution is violated if they -- that the defendant in the criminal case does not get a remedy unless he satisfies that test. >> that is because they would be applying federal law. they would be answering the question. you want us to leave it unanswered, mainly whether the constitution requires that this evidence be stricken from the case. if it is indeed they are not going to ask that question when we sent it back, it seems to me we have to answer that question here before were able to reverse or affirm the north carolina court. it is a federal question. they are not going to get to that you're asking us to invalidate this conviction on the basis of federal law. it seems to me we cannot do that unless there has been a violation of the fourth amendment. the remedy must be exclusion of the evidence. that is a federal qu

you have got historically, north carolina has terrible ports, very few ports in north carolina that are navigable, the closest naval installation is in norfolk, it is difficult for military vessels to access, you notice, the continental shelf, these shades of blue, the shelf runs close to cape hatteras here, because it sticks out in this area, the ship that is would run up and down the gulf stream would have to come past this point it give its you a good concentration of merchant ships, where they would hang a right, the gulf streams, like a moving walkway, and airport, give them knots of speed. they would hang out in this area, a steady thoroughfare for shipping, and access to deep water to hide. located on the inside of the sound here. there is barrier islands. the coverage of aircraft was more limited here than anywhere else. >> these are the vessels sunk in world war one. back here, the sites that are further off shore. this darker blue area, these are very difficult for afrchiologiss to access, difficult to work. requires remotely operated vehicles, and submersibles, being jas the

carolina page.orc. you find stuff on the website. can go to a stories page on the page website and watch digital stories, meet the girls, hear their voices to learn about their lives. we would love for people to check out the website and meet these appalachian girls. >> host: when you go back there, when you involve these local girls, are you treated again with suspicion as a harvard do-gooder in a sense? >> guest: in the mountains where page is located, we have an expression from here. i am kind of at this stage, i went an old farmhouse in this community called spring peak in madison county. when i am there in the farmhouse and when i go to the page program, where we offer this program for appalachian girls, i'm kind of a not from here. i don't sound like an appalachian girl anymore. i have become more of a professor and a researcher and i kind of think there's a part of me that's always from here and it doesn't leave you. you are always in no way the same girl that you were when you were a child. >> host: we have been talking with

for sale in south carolina. he corresponded with his wife jean during these trips, informing her of the progress of business and expressing love for her and the four children. it is evident that intellectually and emotionally he kept the slaves he sold in the family he loved and very separate spaces. quote, loving life he wrote, this will inform you what i yam at this time. i am well. i shall leave this place also to hunt the market for the balance i have on hand. this is the sales of what i have sold. he goes on to list rachel $400. stephen $525. henry $525 comic area children $675. amy $300, address. >> guest: i found this document in an archive. there is an archivist note is that these documents are very helpful except possibly to ascertain the price of slaves at this particular time. however, when i read that document, this particular document, what i saw was the kind of compartmentalization that i see in slaveowners and slave traders were engaged in. he's writing a loving note to his wife and telling her ab

i've lived in north carolina.i wanted to say, the in son republicans whine this area is because of fox news. no one has said that. news has evidently use subliminal advertising. so ave friends that are brainwashed, tthey used to be intelligent people. but, the reason people vote fox blican is because of foxnews says that the democrats will take away their guns. people in this area want to go out and hunt. in st: in our senate race north carolina -- and i think states bates in other were undignified -- but, in a rth carolina, we had substantive debate on education funding, other issues. a serious debate. good for state. host: this tweet, poor brad, he to t really love his brother keep from reaching across the table and slapping him. guest: i would not do that. do love dallas dearly. host: but this is how you interact when you talk politics? guest: yes. host: let's go back to the film. available online at woodhousedivided.com. [video clip] has ou know the momentum moved forward in the past week. people see this lead

in north carolina.and they were quite successful in proving that aircraft and ai power was a naval asset. so the ospreyland is a shipwreck that people do dive off of virginia's quite deep. i think there's only been a wat. handful of people that have dove it. the new jersey and virginia arer in about 250 to 300 feet of water. so they're tricky dives.we're but you know, there's a whole another layer when we're lookin at this area, we kind of looked at it from this battlefield aces archaeology and we're looking an it from this broader idea of st this maritime cultural landscape. we're looking at other facets other than just world war i and world war ii and we've started to look at this sort of these ok noncombat military losses, whicl are the billy mitchell fleets, as well. main so it's very interesting.re and i would say that the -- the merchant marine connection to a lot of the work that we are of doing, particularly for the world war ii stuff is really sort of the main impetus for tht reason that we're

max went missing in high point north carolina. his other than thinks he ran away and somebody picked him up. max ended up in chester where kids found him, a micro chip scan revealed his true identity. his owner was called and can not believe the news. >> it's the best christmas, i don't have the words to describe it. i got a christmas bonus and that's going out the door to pay to get max home. >> max will be home in time for christmas. leel be put on a -- he'll be put on a flight back to north carolina and reunited with owner. >> details are being released on the sonny hacking scandal. >> why tax refunds people depend on in the new year might be delayed. details at 6:00 a.m. ♪ me and you, a holiday rendezvous ♪ ghirardelli squares peppermint bark. rich chocolate layers and festive peppermint. a ghirardelli original. ♪ a little reward for all the things you do ♪ get them before they disappear. >> actors, filmmakers and politicians are denounceing sony's hack attack. was routed through infected computers and 6 countries. the masterm

i've lived in north carolina.nted to say, the in son republicans whine this area is because of fox news. no one has said that. news has evidently use subliminal advertising. so ave friends that are brainwashed, tthey used to be intelligent people. but, the reason people vote fox blican is because of foxnews says that the democrats will take away their guns. people in this area want to go out and hunt. in st: in our senate race north carolina -- and i think states bates in other were undignified -- but, in a rth carolina, we had substantive debate on education funding, other issues. a serious debate. good for state. host: this tweet, poor brad, he to t really love his brother keep from reaching across the table and slapping him. guest: i would not do that. do love dallas dearly. host: but this is how you interact when you talk politics? guest: yes. host: let's go back to the film. available online at woodhousedivided.com. [video clip] has ou know the momentum moved forward in the past week. people see this leadersh

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said there's no way you you could have my dog my dog is missg in north carolina. but we have your dog. >> they sent a picture and she knew. ut a doubt he's my buddy sleeps on my bed every night. >> normally it would take a week to get him home. his owner wants him home in time for christmas. >> i want him home. it's just the best christmas. i don't have words to describe. it i have a christmas bonus today to be honest with you and that's going right back out the door to pay to get max home and pay fovet bill and pay to have him import boarded tonight but i don't care. >> clearly a dog who likes to run, jim, that viewer that called says they're happy that max is going to his real home. for now rep live in southwest philadelphia, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action ," jim. >> thank you, annie. > family of missing northeast philadelphia man desperate for answers. 69-year-old maglia last sn sunday night driving castor avenue. gmc was found abandod and torched in north s family says he has healtpr any a west philadelphia woman pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter

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[applause] >> greg beauchamp grew up in south carolina. he went to work for a local won astation and scholarship to study journalism. with "miamid herald." he traveled the world, working for all of the major television networks. remember the days when they cover the world on those networks. traveling for president carter and president reagan, sending to egypt and worsen latin america, where he had the distinct honor of being arrested by the forces -- manwell-known rijeka well nor he ate up -- manuel noriega. he produced the television spectacular "lifestyles and the rich and famous." >> my darkest moment. hiss a consequence of youds in producing, received a call from orson work onnd proceeded to a year-long project that ended es dieally when mr. well after a heart attack. he went on to work with tim robbins and released "the cradle will rock" based on orson welles' famous theater project play of that name. , yesdition to his book displayed his wide knowledge of south carolina history with multimedia e-books on the 1968 workers massacre and

how powerful is duke energy in the state of north carolina?: it's the most powerful entity in the state of north carolina. it spends millions of dollars on political contributions, and it has traditionally had a very close relationship with the state regulators. >> stahl: just this year, governor mccrory cut the budget and staff of the specific department that inspects the ash ponds. the state legislature did pass a law in august requiring duke to clean up its plants, but only after the company had already volunteered to do that. earlier, when holleman tried to sue duke, he was thwarted by the state, which stepped in and negotiated a settlement that allowed duke-- you guessed it-- more time to study, and imposed only a paltry fine. tell everybody how much the fine was. >> mccrory: i don't have that list, but again... >> stahl: it was $99,111. >> mccrory: that's correct. >> stahl: which does not sound like a big fine. >> mccrory: it wasn't a big fine. >> stahl: all this has made federal prosecutors suspicious. they empanelled a grand jury to in

a book was all of a sudden found at a flea market in north carolina.in, based on handwriting analysis, it was his diary. >> may 3rd, 1967. you've got to project your vision before you. you must make sacrifices of time and effort. >> to go back and look at some of the dark writings that he was doing, it was clear to us that this is not something that snapped that night. he was really heading in a downward spiral for about ten years before he commits the murders. >> as the years go by, his writing becomes more disjointed. his handwriting becomes less legible. >> this accursed insomnia makes me sleazy. it cannot reconcile the total, absolute indifference of god to me. >> he obviously was wrestling with emotions but not fully equipped to do so. >> love is compatible with ambition. egoism. premonitions of special destiny. >> he felt he was going to be found out. his answer to that stress was to kill his entire family and start over again. >> one last great effort. come home. >> that journal is as good as a bloody fingerprint at the scene. it just shows what

welcome to carolina. tonight we're coming to you from the city of greenwood, a diverse city and one that has the distinction of having the widest main street in the world. >> greenwood is a very small community. everybody seems to know everybody. we're related to everybody here. it is very tight knit. so when the news came out about this horrendous murder, it was devastating. >> on a cold monday morning in 1982, the bruised and beaten body of 75-year-old dorothy edwards was discovered in this upscale home. >> dorothy edwards, she was just a loved woman in the community, and she had been horribly killed. >> dorothy was known as a graceful and charming woman with a beautiful singing voice and a wonderful sense of humor. [ sirens ] >> the next door neighbor, mr. holloway had noticed a couple of newspapers that had piled up, and he went over to check on her. >> on january 19th, 1982, inside the home holloway told police he found signs of struggle everywhere, a heavy glass ashtray shattered on the living room

i go behind the breach, north carolina denying involvement. what more do we know about the hackers? >> this is such a sophisticated cyber attack, it has some saying north korea must have had help from other more web savvy countries. president obama is weighing options for a response. experts say the malware used in the attack was too high tech for north korea to handle on its own. >> they've done something quite sophisticated abruptly out of nowhere. how did they suddenly acquire that capability? it's hard to imagine they could do it without outside help. >> reports say north korea's possible outside help could have come from china, russia and iran. the assault was routed through a number of infected computers as various locations overseas, including singapore, thailand, poland, sign press and bo boliv. the objective was to stop the movie "the interview" from being shown because it shows a fictional assassination of their leader kim jong-un. sony canceled the film's release after a threat of violence against movie goers. theaters replacing it

things move slowly in the small town of latta, south carolina. but when shuler's bar-b-que opens its doors, people near and fa come rushing in with some traveling hundreds of miles to eat their legendary barbecue. lynn: hi. how are y'all? welcome to shuler's. lemonis: it's an all-you-can-eat barbecue buffet, and their speciality is pullepork and ribs. their biscuits are always one of the biggest draws. woman: excellent barbecue, some of the best i have ever had. norton: thank you, ma'am. lemonis: married couple lynn and norton hughes struggled to have a family until late in life. they were blessed when they adopted their young son and named him after norton's father, shuler. lynn and norton opened up shuler's bar-b-que restaurant in 1996 without any prior restaurant experience. they've relied on time-tested family recipes... norton: i can remember my daddy putting meat on the coals. that shows you we're cooking right. lemonis: ...and traditional cooking practices passed down by norton's father. this business has grown bigger than they ever expect

this species hails from north carolina and was thought to be extinct for a long time. it was noted and not rediscovered until recently. sweet gum is not the only north american plant with great fall color. this is one of the shadblow. has quite a few common names. it grows in rather moist thickets. it's a multi-stem shrub. or small tree. tasty blueberry-like fruit occur after the spring early flowers. we have this planted on low ground where it can get ample moisture. and then a little bit elevated above it we have this tree service berry or tree shadblow. one interesting thing about the common name or common names for this plant, it's a locally common name because these trees tended to bloom and have the flowers shattering around the time the shad run up the potomac river. the name service berry supposedly comes from the fact that where it grows in the far north, the bloom time signifies the time for spring services for those who died over the winter. bodies couldn't be buried until the ground was not frozen. the flowering of this tree coincided with the time the fami

but events elsewhere continued to unfold because after the november victory, south carolina succeeded from the union in september 1860. it was like frosting to take and mississippi withdrew from the union in january of 1861. the four yankee masons left before the master carpenter smith worked along with them in from philadelphia. when the last of the yankees departed to finally for good, the office was completed but it was only a child that wasn't vast empty material. and they left the workbenches behind a. it was of the assemblies in the services. not damaged to complete the interior of the seller it turns out into a liberal space where the family moved in that in the earlier dreams it would ever be finished. three generations lived in the house. he died however in 1864 crushed by the pressures into debt and property. they lived on and three grandsons who make the best of the quarters until 1868 along with the museum and the most visited site. the former designation as a historic landmark. but it's also a place of personal heartbreak. it's not for us in the century and a half to be b

the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. meadows: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentlewoman from missouri for her words and i would say that it represents her heart, whether it's here in washington, d.c., or anywhere else. she's always looking to really recognize those who served their country and certainly in this honor today i would urge all of our must bes -- members to join me in support of this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 578 -- 5385. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. meadows: i move the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5794. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5794, a bill to de

there is no guarantee that her replacement, richard burr of north carolina, a republican, would be in any hurry to release it. he voted against it. and so, yes, she has faced a lot of pressure from the c.i.a., from republicans, from some in the administration who argue that releasing this report will make americans less safe, will anger our enemies, but she has always argued that it will do exactly the opposite, and that shining a light on these past practices will ensure that they're never used again. >> pelley: we will see. nancy cordes, thank you very much. in another story, the white house says the president has no regrets and no second thoughts about the failed attempt over the weekend to rescue an american held hostage in yemen. al qaeda militants killed photo journalist luke somers and south african teacher pierre korkie as u.s. special forces were trying to free them. the u.s. was not aware that private negotiations were under way for korkie's release. with more on this debora patta is joining us from johannesburg, south africa. debora, what more can you tell us? >> south afri

things move slowly in the small town of latta, south carolina. but when shuler's bar-b-que opens its doors, people near and fa come rushing in with some traveling hundreds of miles to eat their legendary barbecue. lynn: hi. how are y'all? welcome to shuler's. lemonis: it's an all-you-can-eat barbecue buffet, and their speciality is pullepork and ribs. their biscuits are always one of the biggest draws. woman: excellent barbecue, some of the best i have ever had. norton: thank you, ma'am. lemonis: married couple lynn and norton hughes struggled to have a family until late in life. they were blessed when they adopted their young son and named him after norton's father, shuler. lynn and norton opened up shuler's bar-b-que restaurant in 1996 without any prior restaurant experience. they've relied on time-tested family recipes... norton: i can remember my daddy putting meat on the coals. that shows you we're cooking right. lemonis: ...and traditional cooking practices passed down by norton's father. this business has grown bigger than they ever expect

the gentleman from north carolina. mr. hudson: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers if the gentleman from mississippi has no further speakers, i'm prepared to close once the gentleman does. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman reserve? mr. hudson: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i have one speaker before i close. i yield three minutes to the ranking member on the subcommittee on border and maritime security of the committee on homeland security, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is ecognized for three minutes. s. jackson lee: thank you very much, mr. thompson. thank you for your leadership as ranking member and formerly chair, and mr. hudson, let me also acknowledge mr. richmond, ranking member on the subcommittee on transportation security. it is clear that this committee, homeland security, overall, has worked together for the betterment of the national security of this nation and these legislative

, but north carolina proved too far away. the federal forces were too advantageously positioned. the butternut brigades had been the butternut brigades had been too badly battered throughout the course of the siege. one week to the day after the final fighting at petersburg came appomattox. by the spring of 1865, indeed, ever since late 1864, the siege had assumed strategic dimensions. grant made this clear in his letter on december 18 to his trusted subordinate and friend william t sherman, who had just completed his devastating march to the sea. my own opinion, wrote the general in chief -- now we are quoting general grant -- my only opinion is a versatile and out of virginia and if the cause of the south is lost, he wants richmond to be the last place surrendered. if lee has such views, it may be well to indulge him until we get everything else in our hands. this siege thus became a strategic tool for fixing the southerners in place in the old dominion while philip h sheridan and george h thomas devoured the rest of the co

south carolina, which later became the university of south carolina, and lieber's code sets out further rules for the prisoners of war, but they are not substantially different than existing rules. the only difference is the united states is now explicitly codified a more -- a few more rules and the united states has made it clear it expects its soldiers and its enemies to abide by these rules. well the confederates can say, we are not under your code, the confederates were certainly aware the lieber code was out there and could be used against them. we have heard talk about general sherman. he marches to georgia under the lieber code and there are times when he orders the execution of his own troops for violating the lieber code. there are northern troops, for instance -- sherman's office was finding a covered wagon full of things american soldiers had taken from southern homes to read sherman orders the trial of everyone connected with this wagon and he simply burned the entire wagon. he does not know who they belong to, but they are not going to belong to american soldiers. and as we

defense elsewhere continued to unfold because after lincoln's november victory south carolina secede from the union in december 1860. the walls of long would continue to rise steadily. the trauma supplied like frosting to a cake and mississippi withdrew from europe in january of 1861. before yankee masons left with war looming but master carpenter smith worked along with the tenor from philadelphia. in the last of the yankees departed finally for good the envelope was completed but it was only a shell, vast, empty and they left their workbenches behind where they remain to this day with paint pots and other paraphernalia assembled on the surfaces. the local artisans managed to complete the seller. he turned that into livable space where he and his family moved in but whatever his earlier dreams remaining in grander stories of a house would never be finished. three generations lived in the house. howard and his wife julia. he died however in 1864, crushed by debt julie believed in poverty. her namesake lived on after their deaths and three grandsons would make the best of the basement

the age of consent in north carolina is 16. still, some people in the small southern town did not like it. lennon's mother did not like their dramatic age difference. >> i was shocked. disappointed. and i also initially told him how i felt, i did not approve of it. >> reporter: in the wake of his hanging, some wondered if he was killed because he was in an interracial relationship. racial tension can often exist just below the surface, and here it can break through. local news covered a ku klux klan rally in a nearby county just weeks before lennon's body was found. >> are there people in this community who didn't like that a 17-year-old black male and a 31-year-old white female? >> reporter: a week after lennon was buried, a teenager was arrested for desecrating his grave. reverend william barber leads the north carolina conference of the naacp. >> there are too many questions, and it very well could be a lynching or staged lynching we don't know. but what we do know, there has to be a serious and forward investigation of thes

tell me about this. >> this is from south carolina.rey ghost. it's based on the legend grey ghost protects and warns of storms. she named the bakery after it. her cookeries are delicious. we love the chocolate. that's a trend with spicy and chocolate in food. it comes with a gift box for $35. >> next molten chocolate, hot cakes. >> this is from a delicious bakery called hot cakes in seattle, washington. the little chocolate cakes come frozen in a little glass jar. you pop that in the oven 15 minutes. you have a hot chocolate cake. in one cake, there's a whole bar of chocolate. they make a delicious caramel sauce. it's called get your hot cakes.com. >> we've got cherries. >> these are cherries. i have to give credit to my friend. they search the best products anywhere. these cherries are used in the best restaurants throughout america, throughout the world. they're from france. they're delicious on ice cream. they're fantastic. >> then you get king bean coffee roasters. tell me what they're offering. >> king bean, the guy that started t

a court in south carolina exonerated george stinney jr. david mattingly has his story. >> reporter: at 5'1" and 95 pounds he was a skinny little teenager, only 14 years old, growing up in the town of alcolu, south carolina, in 1944. george stinney jr. was tending to the family's cow with his little sister in this field near an old set of railroad tracks when they crossed paths with two young white girls looking for flowers. george's sister remembers it clearly. >> they said, could you tell us where we could find some may pops? we said no. and they went on about their business. >> reporter: they the last known to see the girls alive. a coroner's report at the time describes a vicious murder. 11-year-old betty jean binnicker and 7-year-old mary emma thames were beaten to death, multiple severe head injuries suggested the killer used a hammer. the stinney family fled in fear after police came for little george. >> they were looking for somebody to blame it on. so they used my brother as a scapegoat. >> reporter: attempted rape and in a dizzyi

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right now a nor'easter is developing off the carolina coast in just a few hours.will start to move month into our area. for more on the timing and what type of precipitation to expect let's head over to meteorologist melissa magee at the big board. hi, melissa. >> hi, shirleen. the bulk of the precipitation will start and fall in the form of rain but there will be some issues north and west and we'll go over that. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar showing you we do have this upper level energy to support just to the north of chicago so that helps to steer our coastal low that is developing just off the coast of the carolinas so from a north to south direction we'll watch the precipitation move on in. in fact future tracker 6 showing you as we time things out you can see that wall of water approaching all of the delaware and lehigh valleys. at 7 o'clock in the morning so definitely slow going for the commute. tomorrow morning. and unfortunately that rain is with us throughout much of the day tomorrow. so, we'll talk about what to expect over the next 24 hours.

max went missing in high point north carolina. it is believed he ran away and was picked up by someone he ended up in chester where kids found him and was taken to eddystone police. max's other than was called and could not believe the news. >> it's just the best christmas. i got a christmas bonus to be honest with you that's going out the door to pay to get max home. so as you heard, max will be heard in time for christmas. eel be put on the flight to north carolina today and be reunited with his owner. >> coming up in the next half-hour, a major u.s. car company expanding a air bag recall. >>> a local surprised pulled off in a bird costume, we'll give you the story when we come right back. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash

max will be home in north carolina in time for christmas. he reached chester is a mystery. >> if only he could talk. >> 6:47, "g.m.a." is following new details on the season hacking scandal we have a live report next. >> time to check in with "g.m.a." on this friday and see how they end the week. >> let's sit back for the next minute 1/2 or so and see what else coming up with amy robach. >> reporter: great to be with you on this friday morning. coming up on "good morning america" we're getting a first look at weather for chris malice day -- christmas day. ginger has that. >>> the new information on the sony hacking scandal. george clooney lashing out calling out hollywood from backing down against terrorism. >>> we'll have more on the slenders -- slender man case, a judge ruling when two school girls are fit to stand trial for the stabbing of their friend. >>> tomorrow is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year. forget black friday. this is what they are calling super saturday. rebecca jarvis will tell us about the big deal and w