stay with us. -- the unique trionorth carolina who call themselves the carolina chocolate drops and a performance. they have released one of the most talked-about cds of the year. i will let them explain that in a moment. in a few moments, they will perform a song, but first, they are performing "mountain dew." ♪ >> ♪ >> the black beverly hillbillies. >> it has already been called the ebony hillbillies of new york city. tavis: there is a band called that? i was just trying to be cute. i have no idea. glad to have you here. let's start with this cd. the name, caroline a chocolate drops. how did you come up with a name? >> the name came from an older group set recorded in the late 1920's -- an older group that recorded in the late 1920's, and they had a guy that went by the name of louie bluee. they made a film, and i got a copy of it, and i showed it to them, and we really liked it and what he did, and i think she said, we should call ourselves the carolina chocolate drops in said. that is about it. tavis: we have the name of the cd. genuine negro jig. explain that. >> it is a tune we

monday's incident is eerily reminiscent to another south carolina case. back in 1994, susan smith made headlines after she claimed she was car jacked by a man who drove away with her sons. >> and this black guy came up and just opened the door and jumped in the car. >> reporter: smith made countless pleas on tv for the kidnapper to return her sons. she eventually confessed to rolling her car into a nearby lake, her young children still inside. whether or not this new case is a repeat of the smith saga is yet to be determined. the coroner says she will not speculate on a cause of death until autopsies are completed tuesday when the sheriff says more charges could be coming. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> shrimping season is under way in the gulf of mexico and so far shrimpers report good catches and clean looking shrimp. but a new report on the bp oil spill is worrisome. on the surface, gulf waters seem clear and federal officials say only about a quarter of the spilled oil remains. but a study by scientists at the university of georgia says that's

hoy en puerto rico, donde las clases fueron suspendidas, podría tocar tierra durante el martes en carolinaodría tocar tierra con vientos categoría 2, ahora tenemos con nosotros a luis carrera, buenas tardes. >> cómo estás josé, la verdad que sí, se ha tornado mucho más activo el trópico porque sumado a danielle que no tocara a nosotros, también está fiona y además está earl que está como huracán categoría 4, con vientos máximos muy intensos, en cuanto a fiona apenas llegaba a 40 millas por hora y danielle ya no es una amenaza para nosotros. >> al corto plazo este ciclón se moverá por la periferia de esta región y lo moverá por carolina del norte hacia maine y deberán estar mas atentos a la trayectoria de este ciclón porque entrará esta vaguada que lo recogerá hacia el oeste, pero carolina del norte hasta mayne están en la zona de incertidumbre. >> muchísimas gracias, y ahora nos vamos a washington donde la mitad de los jueces de inmigración dicen temer por su seguridad. >> escenas como esta suelen ocurrir en las cortes del país, donde las tácticas intimidatorias están sumando en los juzgad

clemens then hustled down to north carolina to play in a golf tournament.d to finish the 18 holes before sundown and he did. >>> listen to this, tiger woods has moved to new york city. woods is said to have taken up residence this weekend in a bachelor pad in downtown manhattan. according to "us weekly," he introduced himself as the new neighbor. woods' divorce became final last month. the six year marriage ended after woods confessed to multiple affairs. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. and in sports, the u.s. open starts with an unbelievable shot between the legs for the winner. look at that. we'll have the latest on all of it. ♪ [ female announcer ] ah, the coffee house. the lines. the cost. the hassle. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] why not try a better way? coffee-mate has over 25 delicious flavors, all at a fraction of the cost of the coffee house. ♪ hey [ female announcer ] so add your flavor with coffee-mate, from nestle. ♪ express yourself ♪ express yourself >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the countr

that's what don teague is doing tonight in north carolina. don, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, harry. here in hatteras, north carolina officials are already urging swimmers to stay out of the water because of dangerous surf. they are getting a little nervous here as earl churns its way through the caribbean. the first video and pictures shot by those riding out the storm posted on you-tube and twitter. heavy rain and high winds as hurricane earl roared across the north eastern caribbean. >> there's more flooding. there's more trees down. some of the restaurants on the strip in the bay have taken a hit, a little bit of a beating. >> reporter: earl is a powerful hurricane. it's battered the islands of antigua and saint martin this morning, tearing roofs from home and knocking out electricity for thousands. >> we're all out of power. we're on generator from the hotel right now. >> reporter: it's now impacting the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. and those along the atlantic coast are watching it closely. >> if we get a category 2,

because it is growing fast and aiming straight for the aiming straigh carolinas tonight. a category 4 that could hit shores by thursday. federal emergency officials blastingnotice, headlined, "danger close." the earl is already blasting through the caribbean. 135ds of 135 miles per hour. sam champion is standing by for by for later.oing to bring us up to ithe on what's happening. st let's start with sharyn parade of this parade of hurricanes off the east coast the ripthe rip tides that forced hundreds of struggling swimmers struggling swi. >> reporter: up and down the downcoast, communities are y'reing for earl. earl.rned the hurricane could hit near cape hatteras, north carolina ckingina, as early as thursday, packing winds upwards of 130 miles per hour. the storm is already dumping heavy rains in st. kitts, san juan, flooding parts of st. martin and s watnique. fema is watching it all. today, urging states from north orth ina to new england to even new englar potential l acuations. evacua even if earl doesn't make landfall, officials say it will kick up dangerous surf a

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it's a beautiful morning here in north carolina.gaining steam out of the atlantic. it's expected to be a category four hurricane within just a matter of days. now, already the storm is causing problems in the caribbean impacting the island of st. martin this morning. it's expected to pass the u.s. virgin islands sometime later today. island resorts spent sunday preparing for the storm, which, as you mentioned, is already packing 105-mile-per-hour winds. now, the question in north carolina is how close this hurricane will come to the shores here. the current track of the storm has earl brushing past here later this week. that could mean heavy rain and high surf at a minimum in north carolina. but if the storm tracks just a bit further west than its current track, it could make landfall somewhere along the eastern seaboard. i can tell you here in north carolina and along this region, no one wants that to happen. they hope this storm does what danielle did and stays well out at sea. betty. >> absolutely. all right. cbs's don teague in

that south carolina mother eventually confessed to rolling her car into a lake with her boys buckled their car seats so she could start a new life. smith is currently serving a life sentence. dooley will be formally charged with murder tomorrow. manuel gallegus, cbs news, orangeburg, south carolina. >>> other news this afternoon, uc-berkeley maintains the top ranking in the nation for public universities. that's according to the latest edition of the best colleges list put together by u.s. news & world report. cal ranks 22nd overall. harvard is number one followed by princeton. yale number 3 and then columbia, stanford, penn tied at number 5. the u.s. news ranking by the way widely considered the most influential of all those college lists. >>> lake tahoe just as year as 10 years ago. in 2009, the lake's waters were clear to an average depth of about 68 feet. that number remains steady for the entire decade. the apparent stabilization of the lake's clarity suggests restoration projects are working. for years, conservationists have been trying to block fine particles from getting into

ask if the criminal justice system really works in this country a new report shows that our north carolina crime lab has withheld or given faulty forensic evidence and over two hundred and thirty cases and this unfortunately is not an isolated incident so what does that say about our system we'll speak with the reason magazines radley balko then seventeen attorney general attorneys general are teaming up to get craigslist to drop its adult section after years of uncertainty surrounding the page many states want to drop a section altogether to avoid any chance of prostitution but is removing something on craigslist really going to fix the problem orders sex trafficking and much more complicated issue that needs attention in this country will speak with c.n.n. baskin from the sex workers project and also we'll continue our series on obesity in america yesterday we mentioned how genetically modified foods can have a direct effect on your waistline so today we'll have a debate about whether or not g.m.o. is are going to help people or hurt the globe population in the long run and manhattan res

today covered 16 years of cases and confirmed long-held suspicions about the people at the north carolina crime lab. >> we were encouraged to turn over every rock and look at everything. >> reporter: it said that information that was material or even favorable to the defense was often withheld and misrepresented. of the 190 cases that will now be reviewed, four of the convicted are sitting on death row. three have already been executed. and five died in prison. one of those cases involves two men who were convicted of murdering the father of michael jordan. >> the full case files in each of these cases should be reviewed by both prosecutors and appropriate defense counsel. >> reporter: four of the technicians responsible still work for the lab and the state is promising they'll be disciplined. greg taylor says that's a start. >> what is it worth to miss your daughter's 10th birthday? you know, it's -- you couldn't have given me anything for missing that. >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> next, to the spiraling humanitarian crisis in pakistan. secretary of state hillary c

a south carolina woman admits to killing her two young boys and then staging their deaths. >>> and hi anxiety. a stunt plane plunges from the >>> and hi anxiety. a stunt plane plunges from the sky at an argentina air show. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with try, try again. prosecutors say they're planning a retrial in the corruption case against rod blagojevich after a deadlocked jury agreed on only one of 24 counts. blagojevich could face a maximum of five years in prison and a $25,000 fine for the single guilty charge. still the ousted politician-turned celebrity is calling it a victory. nbc's leanne gregg has the story. >> governor, are you concerned about what's to come, governor? >> reporter: rod blagojevich, back home and greeted with celebrity fanfare after a jury's decision on his alleged political corruption crime spree. after two weeks of deliberations on 24 charges, a mistrial on all but one count. >> this jury just shows

makes an embarrassing error near a north a road pavingrew makes an embarrassing error near a north carolina school. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with what went wrong. federal investigators will continue searching for clues at the site of monday's tragic plane crash in the mountains in alaska. five of the nine people onboard were killed, including alaska's beloved senate veteran ted stevens. nbc's leanne gregg has more. >> reporter: this morning, the search for what caused this plane to crash, killing former u.s. senator ted stevens, the longest serving republican in history. >> for he built alaska and he stood for alaska, and he fought for alaskans. >> reporter: stevens and four others were killed traveling to and from fishing lodges when their small plane crashed in a remote area near dillingham, alaska. four survived the crash, including former nasa administrator sean o'keefe and his teenage son kevin. the cause of the crash is under invest

and mark quinn is producer and anchor of "the big picture" on south carolina's e.t.v. let me get you all in here first on the foreclosure problem and today's report. karen kasler, you start. what are you seeing in your area? >> well, this this report, the realty track report, 13,5111 foreclosures and filings in ohio in july. that's a 27% increase over june. and one in 376 ohio homeowners received a foreclosure notice in july. what i couldn't believe, though, in this information was a 68% increase in the amount of sheriff sales in ohio. so ohio's housing problems, we've been in the top five or top ten for years. it's obviously stale problem. >> brown: mark quinn, let's go to columbia, south carolina. what are you seeing? >> this is something just emerging in the headlines. we did not have a huge housing boom like states like florida and nevada and california so we didn't have a huge housing bust. but as unemployment has continued to drag on here over the last two years now, two years into the great recession, we're seeing a lot of people with un'm moment benefits expire

hostage situation was all the buzz in north carolina.'s deputy was trapped in his squad car by thousands of bees. he had to sit for hours before the swarm was removed. the bees had escaped when a beekeeper's truck broke down. turns out, they were just looking for a home. >>> now, for a look at the morning road conditions. flooding on i-10, from new orleans to tallahassee. and on i-40, from memphis to raleigh. wet on the southern half of i-95. flooding on i-35 and 94 in the dakotas and minnesota. also, heavy rain on i-40 in the four corners region. >> if you are flying, expect airport delays in phoenix, minneapolis, washington, char lat and new orleans. >>> one of the most public voices on the radio will soon go silent. dr. laura says her days on the radio are numbered. >> brad wheelis has details. >> reporter: i want to be able. >> reporter: dr. laura schlessinger said tuesday night on "larry king live," that she would end her radio show. >> my contract is up for my radio show at the end of the year. and i've made the decision not to do

rain in tennessee, virginia and the carolinas.howers in new england and upstate new york. severe weather from fargo to milwaukee and thunderstorms in the southwest. >> phoenix climbs to 107. sacramento 89. 90s in omaha, kansas city and indianapolis. 103 in dallas. and 92 in new orleans. 80s in boston, new york, and atlanta. >>> more than 100 families in south carolina are making waves for a good cause. >> they hit the beach along with a special camp for autistic children. the group called surfers healing pairs professionals with kids so they can appreciate the sport. the group's founder says the children living with autism respond to the water in a magical kind of way. >> that's a great idea. parents say it's incredible to see how the kids calm down. some of them as you can imagine cry as first but 99% of them eventually get it and you can see by the smiles there they enjoy it. >> we'll be right back with more after this. diabetics on medicare! i'm a diabetic and i want you to know over 230,000 u.s. their diabetic supplies through

reporters in columbus, ohio, albuquerque, new mexico, san diego, california and columbia, south carolina assess the housing market as foreclosures jumped 9% in july. >> brown: spencer michels wraps up his series on cyber security with a spotlight on online crime.

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flag and the confederate battle flag, which was the state flag of south carolina. from the court room, i could look out the window and seaport sumter in the distance -- see fort sumter. they put me on a case with no marijuana. they invented imaginary marijuana. they said i was charged with conspiring to contribute 10 tons of colombian marijuana. i pled not guilty. i had a jury trial. i was found guilty on one account, acquitted on nine. i had an appellate case and the supreme court case. i was then facing 15 years. since may to nine. when i went to federal prison, i did time in eight different states in nine different federal prisons, including four penitentiaries -- that is a maximum security. including the united states penitentiary at marion, the first super federal max. that is on a marijuana convention. -- conviction. i spent most of my time in solitary confinement. you do not know this, but if you plead not duty and you get a jury trial and then you have an appellate case, you go directly to solitary confinement. were you do not have access to the law library

the north carolina one was in smithfield, north carolina. of stealing some hound dogs, and when he was discovered with the dogs, a posse was developed, and the interesting thing about it was that they allowed the youngest one in the posse the honor of shooting the black person who was accused of taking the dogs. in south carolina, the will earl case--will earl was a young black. 31 taxicab drivers took him out and lynched him. montgomery county, georgia, isaiah nixon was accused of voting a--voting registration, getting blacks signed up to vote, and they-- a mob went to his home and asked his wife where he was, and she said, "he's in the house." and she said--the mob said, "tell him to come out." and as soon as he got out and got on the ground, they shot him dead. and she said it was in the presence of his children, and they scattered like a covey of birds. >> narrator: these articles boosted the circulation of the pittsburgh courier. >> 14 editions across the country and in the caribbean, africa, england, and a few in hawaii. 14 editions, 4

the gentleman from north carolina. mr. price: madam speaker, i would now like to yield two minutes to ms. giffords, a member, another border member from arizona, who from her first day here has worked tirelessly on this border security issue. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from arizona virginia tech. ms. giffords: thank you chairman price, i appreciate your leadership on this issue and the other border members who understand the difficult situation we have. repeatedly we heard from our colleagues across the aisle why are we here? why are we here? we are here because we are sent here by our constituents to be their voices in washington. and my constituents are the most heavily impacted in terms of illegal immigration. my sector had over 240,000 apprehensions, over 1.2 million pounds of marijuana seized last year. mr. chairman, that's why we are here. we are here because residents in my district are sick and tired of all of the partisan bickering and the political games around securing the u.s.-mexican border. that

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it would be for louisiana and mississippi and south carolina. i think it could cause a significant roe v. wade like backlash in america if the supreme court were to adopt that approach. >> woodruff: and what would happen in that case? >> well, i actually don't, first of all, i am not at all confident that that is where the supreme court would come out. and one thing about this decision, i am very happy with the result. but a lot of the gay rights groups were very concerned that the unlikely duo of boys and olson who brought this were acting too early, too quickly. things are going well but there have been a concerted effort to keep cases out of federal court so you might not, because the supreme court may well not be ready to count to five. >> woodruff: what do you mean too quickly. >> in other words, just as the population is radically changing its views on gay rights and same-sex marriage, so too are courts. and you can see the change in the supreme court from making upholding the legality of sodomy laws to reversing itself. but sometimes we s

next clip is a commercial for a local car dealership in south carolina.got a really interesting slogan. check this out. >> but i want free oil and filter for three years, but i want a lifetime warranty, but i want free tires for life. hi, zack justice here with harrelson toyota. come on in, and we'll satisfy all your buts. that's harrelson toyota, south carolina's number one but satisfier. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: number one is the number one but satisfier. there you go. this next clip is an internet classic. it's a television reporter asks this kid about his face painting. i'm not sure what he was thinking. but, here's the kid. check it out. >> back here live at the waterfront village with my friend, the zombie, jonathan, you're looking good. jonathan, just got an awesome face paint job. what do you think? >> i like turtles. [ laughter ] >> all right, you're a great zombie. good times here at the waterfront village. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i like turtles. [ laughter ] okay. well, right back to you, john. [ laughter ] so good. and this

juicio se prolongarÍa un mes. >> los fiscales llamaron a declarar a la esposa, pero las leyes de carolinaicarÍa la pena de muerte. regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias ana patricia, en vivo desde nuestro centro de satÉlites. grupo cristiano internacional de ayuda humanitaria dijo esta noche que no estÁ claro quiÉnes asesinaron a 10 miembros de los equipos mÉdicos de la organizaciÓn en afganistÁn. los talibanes se atribuyeron la matanza donde murieron 100 norteamericanos. el conductor del grupo sobreviviÓ. la secretaria de estado norteamericana calificÓ el hecho como un acto despreciable de violencia. el presidente obama destacÓ que su gobierno estÁ dando muchos prÉstamos para que los estudiantes puedan ir a la universidad. su del curso fue discurso fue en la universidad de texas. un policÍa que escoltaba con su motocicleta perdiÓ el control y se estrellÓ. crecen los problemas para algunos funcionarios de la pequeÑa poblaciÓn en california, ademÁs de ser acusados de adjudicarse salarios mayores, ahora el fiscal de california dice que ampliÓ la investigación por supuesto fraude electoral. una

pretty mention the second amendment foundation sue d'orleans they're also suing the state of north carolina who has a law on their books a state law that says whenever their governor declares a state of emergency it is then illegal to carry a gun or ammunition anywhere in the state you know if it's if it's state wide i mean that's ridiculous is there a time you need to go in more the more the state of emergency you know you saw there was looting there was violence there was everything going on the police response was to disarm the citizenry it's outrageous now you know what i find interesting here is that often i feel like there are certain set. americans that they talk about states' rights that talk about the federal government imposing on those rights and yet here you find this funny tricky situation where perhaps it's up to the state themselves to the governor declared a state of emergency and then they come crying back to the federal government that they want that they actually want the federal government to supersede all of our well i think there's a couple cases about ten of them wher