mccrory, the north carolina department of public safety and the university of north carolina. we are seeking a court order declaring hb-2's restroom restriction impermissibly discriminatory as well as a statewide bar on its enforcement. while the lawsuit currently seeks declaratory relief, we retain the option of curtailing funding to the north carolina department of public safety and the university of north carolina as the case proceeds. in action is about more than bathrooms. this is about the dignity and respect we accord our fellow citizens and the law that is we as a people and as a country have enacted to protect them. indeed, to protect all of us. and it's about the founding ideals that have led this country haltingly but inexoran -- inexorably in the direction of inclusion and fairness for all americans. this is not the first time that we've seen discriminatory responses to historic moments of progress for our nation. we saw it in the jim crow law that is followed the emancipation proclamation. we saw it in the resistance to brown v board of education and we saw it in

carolina: mis padres se casaron.olina: buscando respuestas sobre su vida fue el consulado de colombia en espaÑa. sandra: necesitaba sentir que tenÍa una familia. carolina: consiguiÓ el telÉfono se armÓ de valor. sandra: estaba nerviosa. esperaba escuchar la voz de un hombre pero no fue asÍ. preguntÉ por gustavo. me preguntÓ sÍ de parte de quiÉn, dije soy su hija. carolina: al otro lado de la lÍnea, estaba a leticia, mi madre. leticia: yo no sabÍa nada. carolina: y madres pero que mi padre volviera a casa para decirle. >> yo me pegue un susto tremendo. un susto y a la vez contento. carolina: se acuerda cÓmo reaccionÉ yo? >> te pusiste muy feliz. carolina: mi hermana volviÓ a llamar. la comunicaciÓn se hizo frecuente. sandra: Éramos pendientes. en el correo, cuando llegaba la carta Éramos felices. todos los dÍas íbamos al buzÓn del correo para ver la foto. carolina: mi padre describe los sentimientos cuando sabe que la vida de su hija no fue lo mejor. >> me dio mucho dolor. pensar que no me di cuenta que sandra sufrÍa

carolina history. he has served as curator for several special exhibitions at the south charleston museum focusing on the revolutionary war, the second world war and african americans after the civil war. he has appeared as consulting historian on battlefields or the historychannel and detectives for pbs. he received a masters in history from the university of alabama. mr. borick? [applause] borick: thank you, kendall. it is a tremendous honor to be here at the anderson house tonight. was theleston museum first museum founded in north america in 1773 and we have a close association with the cincinnati society. washington the house, the town house of thomas and the-- hayward, museum acquired the house thanks to a gift from the cincinnati society. agreement isthe that 10% of the cost of the house in exchange for a room in the house in perpetuity, so we are aligned with the cincinnati society for some time in the future. again, thank you to kendall for arranging everything and for inviting me here tonight

north carolina. he wants them to be able to return to their homes. clinton has lincoln completely on the ropes, he is not about to allow this concession and said negotiations are going to break down at this point. clinton is willing to let the militia men go home but they must do so as prisoners of war on parole, which means they sign an agreement saying they will not fight against british forces again. negotiations right down. fighting starts up again. goesestown -- charleston into the largest fight it will see. artillery on both sides. that, lincolnof begins to receive several petitions from the militia men intro sent. the gist of these petitions is that they have heard the negotiations have broken down as prisoners of war on parole and they say they are perfectly happy going home as prisoners of war on parole. so a little bit of a slap in the face to lincoln, but yesterday sheepishly now go to clinton and ask them the term seo been offered a few days before. clinton is going to browbeat him a litt

so here in south carolina where we work massively on bringing made in america jobs to south carolina, what company is going to invest in the state where they keep these heinous terrorist. they are not going to. companies look at where they going to bring the suppliers. where they going to bring their customers. they don't want their reputation on them as they go for. now you look at the tour is an aspect of it. who is going to come vacation in a state that is now known to house these terrorist. a completely taints what we have been proud to say is the number one tourist location for four years in a row. but it would do this to any other state. all of these applications are very important. and we know we are already having to stand up all of our armed bases, all of our securities because the targets right now are our servicemen and women. you are just putting another now you're going to put it on charleston south carolina. it is wrong to go and have states now have to deal with one more issue. when we are dealing with so many is wrong. our focus now is how do we keep e?r men and women

this was not a north carolina state agenda. no one in north carolina was talking about bathroom policy until the charlotte city council imposed in mandate on private businesses. required with accessal penalty or find to restrooms, showers facilities the based upon one's gender identity or gender expression. rejected policy was just months earlier by the voters of houston, texas by 61% of the vote. this caused major privacy malesns about amles -- entering female facilities or females entering male facilities. our state legislature believed this was an unnecessary government overreach into the private sector, imposing regulations and impacting one's personal privacy. and this legislature governor also believed that guidelines needed to be put in place because of this new public buildings,overnment our schools and rest stops, to ensure privacy and expectation privacy for everyone. just five days ago, the u.s. department of justice sent letters to my office, the department of public safety, and to the university system suggesting t

>> comments about the north carolina ba carolina's bathroom law. i want to go to jonathan. one thing that came out on the conversations of all this and i think a lot of heavy emphasis is transgender americans are being demonized as some type of predator and that's what is being used here and the catalyst being used to move this forward. >> the houston move that passed and if you remember the campaign around that houston so called bathroom bill got so ugly that there is an ad for the pro-so called bathroom law that are ran on the air that was so disturbing and wrong on so many levels. there are people out there who specifically who are just waiting for this lawo pass so that they can use that as an excuse to go into the women's room and prey on women and little girls as we show in that ad. that law did pass. i found it interesting as governor pat mccory mentioned that. this is a battle and conversation that the state of north carolina did not seek out. he talked about how he complaincomplain how the federal government did not grand them the extension. i bring the timing up b

governor pat mccrory, the north carolina department of carolina safety, and the university of north carolina. we are seeking a court order declaring hb-2's restroom restriction impermissibly discriminatory as well as a statewide bar on its enforcement. now, while the lawsuit currently seeks declaratory relief, i want to note that we retain the option of curtailing federal funding to the north carolina department of public safety and the university of north carolina as this case proceeds. but this action is about a great deal more than bathrooms. this is about the dignity and the respect that we accord our fellow citizens and the laws that we as a people and as a country have enacted to protect them, indeed, to protect all of us. and it's about the founding ideals that have led to this country haltingly but inexorably in the direction of fairness, inclusion, and equality for all americans. this is not the first time that we have seen discriminatory responses to historic moments of progress for our nation. we saw it in the jim crow laws that followed the emancipation proclamati proclamation. w

carolina: depusieron una fianza de 2 millones de dÓlares. carolina: yo me sentÍa sola. embarazo. carolina: adicionalmente, a lo que estaba pasando en su vida personal, rafael se tenÍa que concentrar en su defensa. rafael: escucha el procurador decir si fuiste, si fuiste. carolina: un testigo aseguraba haberlo visto en la escena del crimen. verÓnica: lo describÍan como un monstruo. carolina: los miembros del jurado no tuvieron duda, que el acusado habÍa apretado el gatillo. rafael: al escuchar el juez de sentencia 53 aÑos, me arrancaron el corazÓn. carolina: los dÍas se convirtieron en semanas. las semanas en meses. verÓnica pensaba si podÍa cumplir la promesa de estar junto a su esposo, pasara lo que pasara. despuÉs de haberlo pensado mucho, decidiÓ no abortar a su bebÉ. verÓnica asumió la total responsabilidad de sus hijos. tenÍa varios trabajos, para salvar la casa, que habÍan comprado. se habÍan pasado casi 10 aÑos. rafael estaba resignado a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. un dÍa hablando con otros reos, se enterÓ que existÍa el proyecto de inocencia. un grupo

north carolina. we he aare seek a court order, well as a state wide bar on enforcement. while the lawsuit seeks declaratory leaf,relief, and th university of north carolina as this case proceeds. but this action is about a great deal more than bathrooms. this is about the dignity and the respect that we accord our fellow citizens and the laws that we as the people and as a country have enacted to protect them, indeed to protect all of us. and it is about the founding ideals that have led to this country haltingly in the direction of fairness and inclusion and equality for all americans. this is not the first time that we have seen discriminatory responses to historic moments of progress for our nation. we saw it in the jim crow laws that followed the emancipation proclamation. we saw it in the fierce and widespread resistance to brown v. board of education. and we saw it in the proliferation of state bans on same sex unions that were intended to stifle any hope that gay and lesbian americans might on

this is a law in north carolina, that when people are asked, residents of north carolina, 57% oppose is very popular with the governor and his allies, but not necessarily popular in the state. >> reporter: and it really depends on who you talk to. i was here about three weeks ago and there was a bill against -- i mean, a rally against it, and 300 people showed up. there was a rally in favor of this bill, 4,000 christian conservatives showed up and they were bussed in from all over the state. so it was a planned event. so i do think it depends on who the poll is talking to, because we have seen in this state, a significant show of support, at least publicly here on the state grounds in the past two weeks. >> there has been financial fall-out to all of this. major companies you mentioned, the artists who decided not to hold concerts there, major companies, google, apple speaking out against the law, bank of america, uber, kellogg, it's a big list of fortune 500 companies. >> reporter: it is. interesting about bank of america, they are hearing from their clients and their fellow banks w

mccrory, the north carolina department of public safety and the university of north carolina. we are seeking a court order declaring hb 2's rest room restriction discriminatory as well as a statewide bar on its enforcement. while the lawsuit currently seeks declare tore relief, i want to note that we retain the option of curtailing federal funding to the north carolina department of public safety and the university of north carolina as this case proceeds. but this action is about a great deal more than bathrooms. this is about the dignity and the respect that we accord our fellow citizens, and the laws that we, as a people and as a country, have enacted to protect them. indeed, to protect all of us. and it's about the founding ideals that have led this country, haltingly but in the protection of fairness, inclusion and equality for all americans. this is not the first time that we have seen discriminatory responses to historic moments of progress for our nation. we saw it in the jim crow laws that followed the emancipation proclamation. we saw it in the fierce and widespread r

meadows of north carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. med med thank you, mr. speaker. i'd -- mr. meadows: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank the gentleman from utah, chairman chaffetz, for his strong statement in support of h.r. 5233rk the clarifying congressional intent in providing for d.c. home rule act of 2016. and as we begin this debate on this important bill, i would like to first take the opportunity to reiterate that i firmly believe that the local budget autonomy act is indeed unlawful and null and void. the home rule act clearly provides that the district's budget shall pass through the federal appropriations process, preserving congress' role in the passage of that budget. however, because of the precedent that allowing the district to usurp the congressional authority may set, and the potential negative consequences that the district government employees may face for enforcing the local budget autonomy act, i have introduced h.r. 5233. i would f

instead north carolina sued the d.o.j. accusing them of overreaching. >> trevor: north carolina, at what point do you admit you are taking this too far because you realize you've already been sharing the bathroom for transpeople your entire lives and never noticed it and why would you? it's a public bathroom. you're supposed to go in and get out as fast as you can. if you can i.d. anyone else who is in the bathroom with you you are paying too much attention. i don't care who -- elvis could be on the urinal next to me and i wouldn't notice because i'm looking straight ahead at the wall. he could be gyrating like one for the money two for the show. i wouldn't notice. if you don't like trans people for whenever reason it's got down the list of problems pee everywhere is a bigger problem. why isn't it going where it's supposed to go and how come the automatic toilet always flushes before i'm done. you're a toilet. you don't have everywhere to be. it's not like you have captain america tickets. relax. there's so many other prob

carolina: bellas todas.delgadita. los famosos echaron la carne al asador. nuestra chiqui delgado le hizo honor a su apellido con este traje de baÑo semi transparente. miren a thalÍa, cual chamaquita en salvavidas roja. pero esto no es todo. veanla al lado de sus hijos. eva longoria estÁ viviendo los mejores momentos de su vida. se nota que la actriz ni pisar el suelo de tanto amor. quien luce su belleza en su amado cancÚn es charlina. una se pregunta: ¿cancÚn le traerÁ recuerdos de su boda? ¿quiÉn habrÁ tomado esta foto? quien eligiÓ la misma pose para presumir fue chiquis rivera. bien que deja entrever algo. maribel primera. sÍ, la famosa fue coronada reina de los periodistas en mÉxico. ahÍ hablÓ sobre la herencia de joan. maribel: yo sÓlo quiero que tenga cuatro caballos. no voy a andar manteniendo 20. addis: o sea que a caballo heredado sÍ se le revisa el diente. machaca al centro, y cuatro platitos. hablando de animalitos, enrique iglesias viendo el clÁsico espaÑol en compaÑÍa de su perro jack. uno con g

olson: i thank my friend from north carolina. garrett, an act of true human his best is arms on friend's shoulders, looked him in the eye, looked him in the eye and said, that is why i did it. that's why i did it. garrett did not earn this honor by his death he earned this by his life. and because of this bill, garrett's love would be on full isplay at 3130 grants lake boulevard in sugar land, texas, at the lieutenant garrett gamble usmc post office. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the entlewoman rise? mrs. lawrence: i urge support and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. walker: i urge support of the measure and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4877. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose do

carolina: bellas todas.e semana a las famosas sorprendieran con sus cuerpazos. con este traje de baÑo incompleto semitransparente y tenÍa miedo de ir a la playa. thalÍa se siente joven y bella. ♪ ♪ >> eso no es todo, vean en su faceta de roquera al lado de sus hijos. eva longoria estÁ viviendo su mejor dÍa de su vida. se nota que la actriz tiene mucho amor. luce su belleza la actriz posa sola pero estÁ recorriendo, se pregunta, si alguno tendrÍa recuerdo de su boda? quiÉn habrÁ tomado esa foto? chiqui rivera miren como estÁ. la bien que deja entrever. maribel y la famosa fue coronada en mÉxico. habla sobre la herencia de joan. >> si le queda mucho yo quiero que le quedan 4 caballos. >> o sea que acabas heredado nace la revisa el siguiente? 4 caballos para cuidar. como quien dice cuatro platos. hablando de animales vean que ternura. enrique iglesias en compaÑÍa de su perrro. uno con gorra de atlÉtico. asÍ se despide chayanne de su presentaciÓn en puebla. el que usÓ de nuestra cÁmara fue maluma, a diferencia d

of north carolina. having any legal standing is another matter and one for another day but today we'll hear from loretta lynch about what the fed's plan is against the state of north carolina. remember the state of mississippi has put a law into place. in fact been trying to get the governor to come talk to us for a long time and has been unsuccessful in mississippi. similar thing is going on here. it seems to be the new cause celeb as states pushes back against the supreme court decision saying discrimination of any form against first women then blacks and now against lgbt people, that that discrimination is illegal, it's unconstitutional and that people of that class, of that group have protections just like people do with race and sex. so loretta lynch now will come forward and explain to us exactly what the fed's plan now is. whether she will mention the governor's statements from north carolina early today is another matter but they have been going back and forth throughout the day. the governor do

carolina to file this lawsuit. federal government went to what could potentially be a very liberal quote, unquote, jurisdiction to file its lawsuit, never the twain shall meet, you never know. >> let me stop there, that is forum shopping. >> it is. >> both sides looking for judges who they think is the most appealing or more sympathetic, go ahead, indicatey. >> they are obviously looking to find who is going to be the nicest and most favorable in terms what the positions are. there is potential for these two cases to get consolidated. same party, same issues, same facts. you can bet your bottom dollar these case also end up together. but what they are looking for is totally different. >> all right. here's the thing that distresses me. this is all from a 1964 law that doesn't mention, this of course. and the law means -- and congress' job is to amend laws and fix laws or clarify or everything else. i'm curious do you think congress between now and november will be busy doing this clarifying it so people can stop tal

i appreciate it. >>> why north carolina compares north carolina's bathroom bill to jim crow.eans all of wendy's lawn furniture without damaging any of wendy's lawn. scotts. it's good out here. scotts. weinto a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. >>> the justice department sued north carolina over the bathroom bill banning those from using the

basically so does the university of north carolina.justice department told north carolina yesterday about their determination under the civil rights act. they also told north carolina that they've got a deadline. they've got until monday to stop enforcement of this law. which was dramatic enough. but then today the republican speaker of the house in north carolina told reporters, "we will take no action by monday. that deadline will come and go." house speaker and leader of the state senate and governor mccrory, the folks who passed this law overturning locally passed ordinances, they spent all day today complaining about government overreach. which was ironic. but as far as pat mccrory is concerned, it's not just the federal government he's up against. the governor now says the forces arrayed against him are much bigger than that. >> sadly, in our nation that if you have disagreement and you're on the wrong side of the disagreement, according to the thought police, you're dispensed of. you're exiled. society is changing quickly and an

>> i completely disagree, and i'm from north carolina.know what's been going on on the ground here for the last few weeks. and this bill is pure and simple about discrimination, and it is about attacking transgendered and lgbt individuals who are citizens right here in north carolina. and it's about fearmongering and i'm really disappointed to hear roger's comments, once again creating fear and trying to create this hypersensitivity about bathrooms and locker rooms when we know that there's really no evidence about that. there's more danger of a child being molested at home or someone else by someone they know. so this whole bathroom situation is absolutely ridiculous, and the republicans really believe that this was going to be their political issue to help them in november. this was their wedge issue, and it has backfired on them, at the same time hurting our economy and hurting north carolina. >> you know, what is your evidence, roger, because the people who don't support the bill would say that, you know, your comments about showering

this is not just north carolina.hey are now telling every university that accepts federal funding that boys who may think they are a girl can go into a girls locker room or restroom or shower facility and that begins, i assume, tomorrow. >> governor, you call this a case of washington overreach and i want to explore that with you. >> yes. >> would it be overreach for the justice department to send you a letter like this to say, you cannot have bathrooms in the state capital one for white and one for black? >> i don't think there is any correlation between the two and i think -- >> but would you agree that that is within the federal government's purview? >> absolutely, but we can definitely define the race of people. it's very hard to define transgender or gender identity. >> but the point is -- the reason i ask is that the justice department says that just like whites and blacks that transgender people are a protected class. >> right. >> that has a legal meaning, a protected class under the 1964 civil rights law. >>

caserth carolina as this proceeds. this action is about a great deal more than bathrooms. the dignity and the respect that we accord our fellow citizens and the laws that we as a people and as a country have enacted to protect them. indeed, to protect all of us. and it's about the founding that have led this country, haltingly, but ofxorably, in the direction fairness, inclusion and equality for all americans. >> you can see the attorney general's entire briefing tonight at 8:10 p.m. eastern on that at 8:00fore we'll show you comments from north carolina governor pat mccrory. c-span2, nasan on administrator charles bolden discusses the state of science, technology and math education in the u.s. and at 8:00 eastern on house commerce subcommittee holds a hearing on the pet medication industry. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, david getman, political reporter for charleston gazette mail, talks about the primary taking virginia.est democratic c

government file action against north carolina. they are seeking a preliminary permanent injunction of federal law and to grant such additional relief. to give the justice department a blank check to do whatever it needs to do to bring north carolina into following the federal law. two different opinions here. clearly going to be decided in a federal court. how high will it go? some suggested it may go all the way to the u.s. supreme court and that the implications go far beyond north carolina. john and christine. >> martin savidge, thank you. >>> parades in north korea. celebrating the end of the major political meeting and cnn got inside access to for the very first time. fascinating perspective. that's next. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pne

omar -- cbs news, raleigh, north carolina. >> north carolina's governor is asking the courts to block any action that would threaten the throw of federal money to the -- flow of the federal money to the state. the governor will likely face a long legal balt l. >>> the aclu is allows workers to deny service to same-sex couples based on their religious beliefs. the state law violates equal protection guaranteed by the constitution. supporters contend the law protect's peoples religious to same-sex marriage. >>> another baltimore police officer charged in the eth did f freddie gray. edward is charged f he's one of three office whoers arrested gray. right now, trial is set to start wednesday, but prosecutors have asked for a win day delay because utility offices shut down. >>> the first african-american to hold the job on a pearl nant basis. moss spent 32 years on the miami police force and so he says he's going to encourage ferguson officers to find a way to interact positively community. >> residents of fort mccurry could be returning back to what's left of their town. 1600 homes and bu

drenching the carolinas. now heading up the east coast. millions could see flooding and dangers at the beach to end the long weekend. now trouble at one of the nation's busiest airports. >>> team trump is warning of ongoing talk of a third party candidate can hurt their campaign. could he play spoiler? >>> serious questions for zoo officials in cincinnati. an endangered gorilla is shot and killed to save a boy who climbed into their enclosure. we will tell you why zoo officials say that force was necessary. hard to watch. welcome back to the holiday edition of "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm alison kosik. happy memorial day. it's 30 minutes past the hour. tropical storm bonnie slammed into the carolinas wrecking the holiday weekend for many with heavy rain and widespread flooding along coastal south carolina and now bonnie is heading north. our team coverage begins with cnn's jennifer gray in south carolina. >> reporter: christine and alison, what is now left of what was tropical storm bonnie being stubborn across south carolin

north carolina's so-called bathroom bill. a measure that critics say is discrimination against transgender individuals, plain and simple. today north carolina governor pat mccrory is here to tell why he thinks it's necessary. >>> plus, more mystery surrounding prince's death. what was a doctor doing at his estate the day prince died? >> would you relos tax returns? >> i would release tax returns. i would do it. i would certainly show tax returns if it was necessary. i have no objection to certainly showing tax returns. >> hmm, interesting. that was 2015. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. our politics lead. mitt romney predicted there would be a bombshell in donald trump's taxes. something so damaging it might destroy trump's taxes at winning the white house. you've just heard trump say four times way back in february, 2015, that if he faced these kinds of requests and challenges on his taxes, he would release his tax returns. well, now we likely will not get the chance to know if there are any bombshells before american

the response from north carolina's republican-led government has been mixed.epublican leaders in the state legislature issued a resounding hell no, saying they will take no action on the law and won't be, quote, bullied by the obama administration. but in an interview thursday, governor mccrory struck a more conciliatory tone telling cbs that north carolina definitely will have a response by monday. join meing me now is wade henderson, president of the leadership conference on civil and human rights and serena sebring. serena, i'll start with you and ask whether or not your group has been able to tell whether north carolina is enforcing this law at this point. are there people monitoring rest rooms in the state? >> we have not heard reports of police monitoring restrooms but we still know this is an attempt to push our people back into the closets and back into the shadows by restricting access to public spaces, so we expect that it emboldens people from all walks of life. the people we go to school, with the people we go to church with, the people on our bloc

what north carolina has done. i'm going to read a tweet that the governor sent out and the tweet said this. our lawsuit seeks to ensure that north carolina receives federal funding until the courts clarify federal law and resolve this national issue. is that the kind of response that will protect their money until the courts they ever do will finalize this? >> this is north carolina's hail mary pass to try to delay things and protect federal money because the feds are threatening to cut off federal funds for violation of civil rights laws. if north carolina doesn't accommodate transgendered people. the governor is saying, this is never been decided definitively by the federal courts. you can't and shouldn't be able to cut off our federal funding and hence, they're going to court now to say to a federal judge, hey, could you give us an advisory opinion? it's called a declaratory judgment about whether or not it looks like we're right or the federal government is right in interpreting civil rights laws. >> and until

north carolina has some big events coming up. they are hosting the national league of cities convention next year and these travel bans are certain to get their attention. the san jose city council set to take up this issue during the morning session beginning at 9:30 a.m. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> san francisco police are searching for the man who stabbed another passenger on a muni business. the men were riding on the 14 line around 1:30 this morning. they had some sort of interaction before the stabbing. but it's unclear what was said. the victim is expected to survive. >>> presumptive republican nominee donald trump is uncontested in today's primary in oregon. but he is facing questions about character and attack ads from a super pac that supports democrat hillary clinton. more on the campaign from hena daniels. >>> reporter: hillary clinton is looking to snap a losing streak against rival bernie sanders today. yesterday, she made a last- minute push for votes in kentucky. >> i was here in 2008, the day

travel and business to north carolina and mississippi. it was sparked by house bill 2 the bathroom bill which overturned existing laws which had protected people from discrimination. now, since then there's been intense pressure on north carolina. everyone from street protestors to paypal, google, apple and lyft to the department of justice and now president obama. last week mr. obama wrote a letter directing public schools to give transgender students access to bathrooms and locker rooms that they want to regardless of their birth certificate identity. >> i think it's part of the obligation of our society that everybody is treated fairly and our kids are all loved and that they're protected and that their dignity is affirmed. >> reporter: this kind of movement worked to overturn some laws in georgia. north carolina has been pushing back hard filing some counter lawsuits of their own. san jose will take up this issue in the morning session at 9:30 a.m. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> today san francisco's cable car number 24 will be officially dedic

and north carolina said, yes, it is okay. we believe the rights of the people of our great state. are you -- what is it now in this lawsuit and we have had two seconds to look through it, what is it that the doj will say? >> the doj will say you have the university of north carolina that university receives federal funds. you cannot discriminate receiving federal funds. you stop discriminating against transgendered people or we'll stop the federal funding and any state college -- >> a big deal. >> very big deal. it's how we have got them to change what it came down to women's sports and now to stop discriminating against people of color so that's a stick that's a heavy hitter. so north carolina then is responding by saying, well, let us think this over. we have a law and passed it for a reason and federalism issue with the balance of power between the states and the federal government and she will be as the federal government respect the state or the states say we know our people best and therefore we need to continue to, you

you see right near charleston and most of the carolina coast. there's a center of circulation separated from the high cloud tops there. you sort of see right down there. so this will be tracking off toward the northwest. and from the hurricane center, tropical storm warn, in yellow. this thing has winds of 40 miles an hour. barely a tropical storm. expected to make landfall late tonight, early sunday. south of charleston, slowly move across eastern south carolina. north carolina, here, we have monday into tuesday as the tropical depression. they will stay three, four, five inches of rain. for us, the problem comes as the moisture gets here, but all is not lost. we are in the 70s along the bay. everyone else in the 80s . cumberland, 88. hagerstown, 89. they got up to 89. humidity dropped just a bit from yesterday. yesterday's dew point was 70. right now, 67. it is still a little sticky making the 84 feel like 87. not much going on out west. shower ins the mountains here, one severe thunderstorm watch in texas. another one in chicago land. yeah, j

give carolina a lot of credit.hey worked hard and stuck to their game plan and did a nice job. >> i am sad that is the way that my class went out and that was my last game. but i couldn't be more thankful to be part of it. i am just happy to be a terp. >> the emotions are running high now. it will be a tough one to swallow for time to come. here is the legacy that this senior class leaves behind. lost four games in four years and won 2 national titles. there is a lot to be proud of in college park. with the terps, back to you. let's see the men's program can get it facing north carolina. that will be tomorrow in philadelphia. the terps go they got it done if victory to get the second straight finals game. they want to finally raise a trophy after 41 years. >> i don't take ever coming to championship weekend for granted. this is a lot of great coaches and great players that never get here. that will never be lost on me. certainly being in a place like maryland and with a group that we have, certainly i don't think t

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