meet one of the owners of the charleston riverdogs, charleston resident, bill murray. >> said i had toootgun. >> we're going to see how fast he can go all the way around the outfield. >> today, the riverdogs are facing the evil forces of the dreaded savannah sand gnats. >> that's going to score a run and that's going to leave a mark. going to hold them. bad day for the sand gnats. >> you're hated. >> we will crush you like a -- >> sand gnat. >> a sand gnat has almost no backbone, almost no skeletal structure. they fold. ♪ >> as difficult as it might have been to forego the joys of the bacon-wrapped footlong corn dog known as the pig on a stick, we knew we'd be coming here. husk. sean's restaurant in downtown charleston. one of two that have helped make the city a fine dining destination. so i want to know, southern living. it's very different up there and down here. it's a big transition. easy for you, or not? >> it's easy. driving was the real transition because i'd drive, like, in new york -- en you come re, driving like new york, you know, it takes you a while to recover. but, you kn

and our four down started after dylan roof and before charleston. but i've been interested in the flag and to follow up on something david said. we've changed attitudes on the public display of the flag and reached compromise to take it down. but if you look at polling data, what the flag stands for, southern pride or racism hasn't changed. our understanding of whether the war was about slavery hasn't changed. and so if we take all the monuments down without the deliberative confrontation of what we've never faced which is the role of slavery in american society, then it may bow a good thing but not gone far enough. >> because i am a historian, i can't leave a discussion without giving you a book to read. and john cosky has the book on the flag. it's carefu fuful it's sober, v clear. and so if you're interested in this issue over the flag, that's where i would go and if john were in the room, i'd ask him to stand up and speak for a few minutes. but he's not so you get a question. >> some of us have not figured out a good way to relocate it statues i

it is a monument in charleston. some of you who know charleston or know your monuments may know this one. it is a monument with a roman-looking soldier with an angel behind it with wings, and it says, "to the defenders of charleston." that's all it says, and it looks out on fort sumter. thehe bottom is inscription, "for their courage the inscription reads, "count them happy, for their courage and devotion they endured a great fight." what was the civil war about? it was just a great fight. and that is the power of the lost cause and its impact on reconciliation as a culture in america. you don't need to know anything else about it. they had a great fight. thank you. [applause] >> ok. thank you. the old joke about baptist preachers can probably be extended to other religions, it is time to get worried when the preacher says "one last point." ok, i have questions, but i think given the size of this crowd in the interest and the difficulty of the questions, my guess is there are many people here with questions, so why

what did you like more, charleston or savannah? savannah are sister city s. >> stephen: that's what savannah thinks. st. loui>> if you watch the epit the very end of twe were at a comedy store, and he walks on stage without anything exwb knowing it, and he kind of ribs them a little bit. and these are some good old boys who have been drinking and stuff. and he says a trump joke, didn't go over well. we just got back from charleston. and they were like, "boo." and he said, "wait a minute. they said the nicest stuff about you." and he turned that whole place into, like, a hippie love-fest. it was awesome. >> stephen: really? >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: he said people in charleston said nice things about savannah? >> is that not true? >> stephen: it's not true. where did you go in south carolina. did you eat anything good when you were down there? the best food in the world is in south carolina. >> we went crawfishing. >> stephen: oh, really? >> yeah, and we put on the waders, went out in the mud, and ripped up crawfish, and ripped the h

when we look at charleston a couple of years ago with the background. sutherland, texas nothing is sacred. very interesting, depending on the race of the individual, people get worked up what would have happened if a black man had gone into sutherland, texas and killed the parishioners or a black man went into charleston? yet we get caught up in it. these things and why you might be -- racism is racism. it is about the behavior: >> racism, bigotry, it isn't a racism. it is a sin issue. i was on vacation in mexico, i thought this is where the church has to stand up. this is where the church has to speak up and say sorry, these are not equal. the issue is that saying this group is as wrong as this group. no, no. we want to get rid of all jews, we want to kill all blacks, that is wrong. what i did, i didn't make a big deal about this. i wrote to 100 of the most influential pastors in america, if you care about this issue of racism and prejudice and increasing violence on the increase, we are going to do a retreat. about 25% african-american pastors, about

a week later there were the charleston murderers. i try to understand in a part of the book that considers this the connection between the two which was it just to be chronology, but they both misunderstand blackness in a certain way is a tragic thing could rachel doles all i'm going to take that on as a figure of trauma, but also the lead roof prayed -- i bet not to say his name out loud, prayed with people, but not being able to put together their prayed with him and i found very common in the church in kansas where he went to church with linda brown of brown v. board piano teacher. this is where the heart of civil rights came and they accepted him and then he shot the ball. the cognitive dissonance is at play of the hoax because the hoax of race affected them each in different ways, but also brought them to this essential trauma affiliated with blackness and i really troubled me because misunderstanding each other, but the hoax is making use of the deep division in our culture. >> i really glad you brought up the charleston traged

i'm in charleston, the biggest city in the state of south carolina, in the america's south. today, it's sunny and picturesque, but charleston's prosperity was built on the back of the slave trade. nearly half of all of america's slaves arrived at its port. behind me is a slave market where they were bought and sold. the struggle for freedom and justice has been long and bloody. one of the most iconic fighters was martin luther king, the civil rights activist. my guest is his daughter, bernice king. what does she make of race relations in her country today? bernice king, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you are ceo of the king centre in atlanta, georgia. like your late father, martin luther king, you are a church minister, you also preach his message of coexistence. when you look around the world today, including the united states, do you see coexistence between different peoples? you certainly see it in — in various places, when i travel around the nation and the world, but i think holistically we have a lot of work to do in terms of understanding our different cultures, appr

what's happening in communities like charleston and augusta and other places is a model. >> charleston basically had a community that was already together. they bonded together. can you imagine in charleston that not being more inflammatory? those people of all color and backgrounds came together because they had been working on i for years. >> look, we see this. we see humanity after the fact. it would be nice to see this before the fact. one last thing, bump stocks, all the outcry about bump stocks. what's congress doing about that? >> senator feinsteins had a bill. it's going through the process in judiciary, as i understand it. we'll see how that goes. frankly, i didn't know much about bump stocks until this all happened. >> no one did. >> this is one where we need to get at the answers. we have current law that is very difficult to have a chain-fed automatic weapon. so by law, we preclude most people from having an automatic weapo weapon. >> the president has toned down the rhetoric. do you think that's helpful? >> first of all this is a president engaging with the rest of the wor

we know what happened down in carolina there -- eric: in charleston with dylann roof. >> in charleston, carolina. so that person was motivated by race and hatred. we don't know at this stage, early stage, what the motivation is. it could be many, many things, eric. eric: you're looking at the first baptist church of south sutherland, texas, where this horrible massacre occurred during the 11:30 in the morning central time church service by people of faith gathered together to celebrate life and god, and instead it has become the latest mass shooting tragedy in our country upon which we've been so afflicted the past few years. just a horrendous scene as investigators start to go into the finish what the situation is. we have a quick interview with one of the witnesses. >> we got called in the middle of our service down there, down the road and immediately the people that were, my wife who is a nurse at the hospital, local hospital, went into action. we have a deputy that was in there that went into action along with other people. we got ready, and we just did what we do, we prayed. and,

you can fly from charleston to ragan for less than $120. i heard charleston is a nice place to visit. i've never been. >> i've heard that, too. the number one spot of best places to go in the world. >> i should go. there are interesting points here. they happen in the middle of the week, you can't fly on the weekends. the sale only covers travel from december 5th through the 14th, so not during the holidays, not during christmas, and then it picks up again in january after the holidays,ch >> midnight is your deadline. you have the discount deals in place until midnight tonight. >>> 4:43 right now. chuck bell keeping an eye on the numbers. what are you seeing out there, chuck? >> mostly 30s to around 40 degrees. not a bad way to get an early wednesday morning started here. it is going to be a winner of a wednesday today but it may be our last day staying this mild for quite some time to come. little rain chance coming up. future weather and the weekend coming up. >>> and breaking news in nevada this morning after police say a man opened fire

in philadelphia, they ramped up security at mother bethel ame church after the charleston shooting two years ago. >> we saw charleston clearly as an example that that could have been us. >> reporter: they'll go over that stepped up security plan again. >> what can we learn from this tragedy. this person started shooting outside the building. it's not something that you think about. >> and security is something that he and his colleagues discussed but they don't always agree on the answers. >> all of us kind of have this baggage and we talk about it and what's interesting is, our conversations are a lot like the country. it's deeply divided. >> reporter: divisions over whether to bring in outside security as mother bethel is designed to be discrete. >> they blend in with the congregation. we have off-duty or retired law enforcement who also have the ability to carry and sometimes the responsibility to carry. >> reporter: for those who don't want to bring in security, he encourages at least a camera system that can help law enforcement if something happens and be monitored before then. >

was a jew from charleston. the first to die in the revolutionary war, the first jew was in charleston,. they have a long historic tradition. they objected and said we are not going to celebrate thanks giving because you excluded us. there's quite an expensive written debate about this. in the end, the governor was completely entrenched in his viewpoint. he wrote back saying america is a christian country, this is only for christians. they didn't celebrate it, others were excluded, too, such as unitarians. then his term of office ended at the end-of-the-year, the new governor issued a new proclamation. t> let's go back to how we go our modern thanksgiving. george washington's proclamation, how did that come about? >> george washington is an important figure in the history of thanksgiving. on his first proclamation, the first proclamation of any president, was his proclamation for a national thanksgiving. believe it or not, it was controversial. congress had been meeting in downtown federal all since march of 178

we met through parents. >> charleston, south carolina. >> stephen: charleston boy.as this odd distinction that-- i think it was the first organization that was placed on trump's black list. how did you get on-- before he was ever president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ). >> yeah. >> stephen: how did-- how did you-- how did you get this singular honor? >> well, it is a badge of honor. it's the right way to think about it. we had a reporter who was doing a great story called up and asked questions of his senior counsel and got a torrent of threats, you know. "i'm going to bankrupt you. i'm going to put you out of business." >> stephen: from mr. trump? >> from the aide to mr. trump. >> stephen: oh, from the aide, okay. >> and we published the threats because that's how we roll. >> stephen: i like that! >> oh, yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's free content. >> exactly! but i think that speaks a lot about sort of the stakes of journalism in the age of trump. i mean, these folks are fundamentally uncomfortable with people holding power to acc

happened in charleston, north carolina. dylan roof killed nine people as they attended bible study.ted the next day and confessed to the shooting. he is convicted and is now on death row. this year a church in antioch tennessee where a man wearing a mask and armed with two pistols opened fire. he was taken into custody and awaits trial. investigators found a note talking about revenge for the race motivated shooting in charleston. >> thank you. of course we are going to continue to follow development about texas on our website nbcbayarea.com. we will have more coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> weapon, ammo and an fbi jacket stolen from a san mateo sheriff's vehicle stolen in san francisco. the sheriff's department said a shot gun, rifle, ammunition and a kevlar vest and an fbi jacket was stolen. not sure if the weapons were in a locked safe which is required by california law. senator jerry hill said our six-month stolen gun investigation was a major factor in writing senate bill 869. requires any state, local or federal law enforcement officer to leave a gun unattended locked up out

latest now from our correspondents covering the story standing by for us in barcelona charlotte charleston pill and georg motus is with us in brussels charlotte percy you big demonstrations there in barcelona overnight people obviously not happy about seeing members of the regional government jailed what were they expecting the spanish court to do. are they as thousands of people were on the streets last night although it was incredibly peaceful the protests that we saw people were very angry they were telling us that dismiss ministers who are now behind bars would democratically elected and now they're in prison for delivering on exactly what it is that they were running for their election platform which was independence so there was an incredible amount of anger here whether or not they were surprised that these people are now behind bars while they had always known that long time that was a risk the challenges these people are facing carry up to thirty years in prison but i think the people who we spoke to were fairly stunned at the speed in which this is happen people want necessarily

right now 30s in philadelphia. 33 in pittsburg, charleston, west virginia 29.have a clear sky across the region with high pressure dominating, clouds are fizzling out as they work their way eastward. in philadelphia, 42. 56 for memphis and 59 in st. louis. whawe'll tap into the air for te weekend. a cold shot sunday. that means cold and blustery for the eagles game at the link. we have a look at the full and exclusive forecast, sharrie? >> sounds good, thank you. >> a bensalem bucks county family spent the season enjoying a feast. dann cuellar was invite today share the experience. >> we went to the home of joe and michelle in bensalem where we find joe carving the turkey he cooked for five hours. >> how many pounds? >> 24. >> for how many people? >> five. >> it's my favorite part of the meal. >> the proud parents of four girls, they have a lot to be thankful for. >> my parents are here for the first time in 14 years. our health and our beautiful four daughters. >> my family, having a job. my four beautiful girls and my wife and having family for the holidays.

and yes, even cast 57 ballots for jefferson davis at the 1860 democratic national convention in charleston. the radical act of secession changed his calculus and in his mind, left absolutely no room for compromise. from governor john andrew, an old political rival, butler managed to wrest command of the baystate volunteers and started toward washington. the spirit of secession was impressed upon him already immediately when a mob armed with paving stones and pieces of iron, twisted into deadly missiles, greeted his outfit of massachusetts troops. not only were six of those men including two sons of lowell killed in the streets of baltimore, but the brazen rebels also sealed off the road to the nation's capital. where regiments from around the country were gathering for training. butter, who was in philadelphia at the time of the riot, with the balance of his command however would be undeterred. floating down the chesapeake bay, in a detort, he freighted his troops into washington. in doing so, heic ignored the advice who advised him to disembark his troops elsewhere. it merely only invited

tomorrow, sunshine in d.c. 56. 61 in raleigh. 41 in charleston. there will be a few a few rain and snow showers north of new england. 51 in boston. so maybe a couple of showers early for new york, so jfk, laguardia, could have a few problems. all in all, that's pretty sweet for this time of year, and for travel weather. what about thanksgiving itself? the good news is the winds will subside, mostly sunny. high temperatures on thursday around 50. we'll come back, we'll talk about the weather for the giants game, and the terps game, and take you all the way through the weekend. >>> coming up, a virginia man describes how he survived 24 hours. >> new details on a fraud allegation against a d.c. funeral home. >>> bounced checks, foul odors, mishandled bodies. investigators have removed 100 sets of remains from the funeral home. at least a half dozen families struggled with the funeral home even as they were mourning their loved ones. one man trying to get back the $53,000 check, his mother's life insurance check sent the funeral home. >>> that memoria

. >>> some afternoon basketball in charleston, energy charleston classic temple old dominion.he three he was on fire from thee point range. sinks another. he had 23 points. temple wins 76-65. lasalle taking on south alabama bj johnson was hot hot hot tonight senior had 30 points the explorers beat the jaguars 81 81-73. >>> mvp the highest individual honor in baseball. and last award given out of the season. the national league the marlins john carlos san ton won mvp and well deserved he hit 59 homeruns this year the most by any player in 16 years. and he led the majors with 132 rbi's. and jose al tveit of the world series champion astros won for the american league. he a historic season winning his second consecutive batting tit title. hitting .346 this season. >> wow. >> fitting. >> congratulations to him and wins the world series. >> of course. >> yeah. >> of course. hoping the flyers, though, late late score there from winnipeg they were looking good. i mean seven scoreless periods. >> yeah. >> trying to get back on track. >> they have to break that. exactly. all right. >>

woman shared with cnn that the texas shooter praised the white supremacist who walked into that charleston 2015 and murdered saying he wished he had the nerve to do that. let's start with art roderick, former assistant director for the u.s. marshal service and cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr. let me begin with you on, how did the air force respond to the questions on why they didn't report this information? >> well, they did very quickly of course begin their own investigation into why his criminal convictions at court marshal for assault were not entered into federal law enforcement daal bases and what we learned from the air force a few minutes ago, they do expect to have an initial report on all of this as soon as next week. trying to explain where it fell short, how it fell between the cracks, as you say, that conviction at military court marshal would have prevented him from buying weapons. what they have determined is that 12 of the 26 victims did have a connection somehow to the u.s. air force either through direct service, family members, something like that. so it's hit v

the owls finally open the season this afternoon with old dominan and it was held in charleston, south carolina. and one of the five three shooters as team temple connected on 10 of them and later in the half ted rose they expect him to chip in more in his sore more season and tighter in the second half but tem people was able to put it away thanks the rose three and the owls play auburn tomorrow. that is sports. >>> operation warm is underway in philadelphia. first responders from union local 22 and members of city council raising money to buy new winter coats for children that need them. operation warm is a nationwide effort and provided coats to more than 2 million kids. >>> a new exhibit at the please touch museum is teaching healthy habits to half mine pints. this section teaches kids to stay active and manage money and has social interaction and mental well being. it's the first of two phases in the reimagined 2020 play space. the please touch museum. >> so cute. >> not windy inside but really windy outside. >> wind gusts to 37 miles per hour and that wind is pulling in cold air

up to charleston, up to buffalo, no problems whatsoever. so kind of a break in terms of travel weather tomorrow, and also on wednesday. in terms of the actual forecast for thanksgiving, pretty good shape. a little chilly, but mostly sunny, and dry. temperatures either side of 50. we'll come back. we'll talk about what the weather will be like, if you're going to go to the game at fedex on thanksgiving night, and a look ahead to the maryland game this weekend. >>> coming up, a crocodile finds itself a bit out of place at the beach. >> coming up >>> only on 9, a d.c. funeral home in hot water tonight after authorities discovered it was operating without a proper license. it sits at the corner of 5th and kennedy streets in northwest. d.c. police gathered to collect evidence. according to d.c. attorney funeral home also charged families for services they just didn't get. we reached out to the funeral home's owners today, but did not receive a response. if you think you may have been a victim, we have a link on our website to contact the ag's of

president trump visited the boeing plant in charleston, south carolina, promising to put people back to work.>>> the senate and the house tax bill has key differences. the challenge now is how to reconcile them. most democrats and even republicans are not on board with either plan.>> reporter: there are two tax plans from the same side of the aisle. the question is, can republicans bridge the gap. >> there are differences and we would take that to conference. that i would say that is 90% the same as ours. i find that very encouraging. >> reporter: here is how they compare. both cut the corporate tax rate by 15%, but the senate plan delays to be cut by your. for individuals there are seven brackets in the senate plan and only four in the house. when it comes to state and local taxes, the senate bill will completely eliminate the federal deduction for state and local taxes and house bill allows deductions for property taxes up to $10,000. this difference is a big one for moderate republicans in high tax states like new york and california.>> the only way it would be considered is if th

murdered people in oak creek, wisconsin parishioners were killed at mother emmanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina and in september, shooter killed one woman and wounded seven others at the chapel of christ church in nashville, tennessee. this story is still developing. download our wusa9 app for breaking news. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now, here's wusa9's first alert weather. >>> we are talking about another change in the weather? this one will hit you cold in the face? >>> we have the ups and downs. we are up to 70 but with the yellow weather alert, we are talking about showers and stuck in the 50s for the rest of the week. >> no snow? >> if you want snow, there is plenty of it, just not here. >>> there is a fall cold front heading this way. how will the weather impact your election day tomorrow? some breaks in the clouds. throughout the morning, we start out with fog and low-lying clouds and now we are getting breaks that are sending temperatures above average to 60 degrees. the dewpoints are up and the humidity is up. more supportive of showers and isolated storms. we hav

and one meeting that they had planned, and they would say, come meet charleston heston -- charlton heston, and that would bring 5000 people who were not fully nra members but they wanted to meet a celebrity. the big meeting they had to place a week after columbine, and everyone told heston, don't go to that meeting. and it was only about 30 miles from where columbine took place. drop out of this one, let it cool down. my beliefs don't depend upon what happens outside. i still believe in what i think is american rights, first amendment rights, or second amendment rights. getting my amendments confused. and he went and did that meeting, and that cost him 11 years of blacklisting in hollywood. so what's interesting and ironic about that is that the children of the blacklist generation, when hollywood was in the grip of the right, all grew up to the left and blacklisted all the people on the right. so the irony of that is, to me, profound, is the generational shift and what they did. so their parents, they saw as having done something awful, and they wound up doing the same thing. but when th

. >> over time in our church, with the other killings like even in charleston, south carolina, we've tried to take precautionary steps. >> reporter: after a gunman killed nine people during a bible study in charleston back in 2015, things started to change here at the first baptist church of glenarden. pastor john jenkins says an armed security detail, including off-duty police officers, are in >> we don't change our life-style because of that. we take precautions, but we don't change our life-style. that would be devastating. >> reporter: but last night as the fourth and last church service ended here, many congregants admitted that what happened in texas was on their minds. >> pray for those who would have the mind-set to want to do something as evil as what happened. >> reporter: while hearts here and around the country are heavy, most people say they won't let these evil acts impact their way of life. >> my faith is strong. i don't feel fearful about coming to church. i don't feel fear because i trust in the lord. >> reporter: now, areas like prince william county are conducting

attacks, the charleston south carolina church shooting, the congressional baseball game attack, to knowhat violence, unfortunately i'm a a it comes n various forms. so t this is just deeply, deeply disturbing.. and furthermore, the new york police department's own deputy commissioner john miller at a press conference very explicitly and clearly said, i islam had no role in this attttack. so law-enforcement officials work closest to this investigation are going out of their way to say, , religion has no role. yet the president and senior government officials of the united states government are trying to say this is a religious war. i think what is really disturbing is it plays into the propaganda of isis. this is not helpful. this is the time for the president in our government leaders to bring the american people together. amy: i want to ask you about how this is described. there has been a lot of discussion since tuesday's attack about the way the phrase is used in the media after with the media universally are generally describing as terror attack's. i want to read from a "new york ti

sunshine in charleston, 41. we're getting off pretty easy in the eastern corridor. we're getting off pretty easy for thanksgiving. mostly sunny. winds will subside. it will be somewhere between cool and chilly, depending on your point of view. temps either side of 50, but again, mostly sunny. if you're trying to deep fry a turkey, no winds. that's actually really important. i actually have how to deep fry a turkey on my facebook page. >> it's your favorite thing to talk about topper. >>> here's what else we're going to talk about tonight. we're going to take to you ellicott city. en popular women say they too have experienced sexual harassment. then there's this. >> there's a lot of confusion. >> just somebody asked me a question, and i gave a lot of confusion to you. >> a basketball player's dad who refused to thank the >>> this was a stumper. have you seen lavar ball's interview with cnn yet? >> talking with chris cuomo, ball doubled down on his stance that he didn't owe president trump any kind of a thank you for getting his son out of china. it was ball's son an

gunman murdered 6 people praying in wisconsin. 9 parishioners were killed at the emmanuel church in charleston, south carolina. and in september, a shooter killed one woman, and wounded 7 others at a church in nashville, tennessee. >>> in an effort to make it easier for places of worship, texas passed a law in june that waives the requirements on licensing and background checks. but loosening those restrictions are not the answer. >> especially in these rural areas, you need somebody who is already there that has been trained in some kind of tactical way in order to have a chance. >> so now, churches everywhere are wondering how to protect themselves. one church in woodbridge, virginia, members of the congregation are in the military, or law enforcement, they bring their guns to church with them, concealed, but ready, just in case. >> i trust the fact that there are people who have been trained for just such a thing. have been military trained. you wouldn't wouldn't just an average shooter to bring their gun to church, but for people who have been trained for situations when they're under fire

south/southeasterly breeze develop that will be good enough to get temperatures close to that, charleston, 56. later this afternoon. the 60s will be to the southwest. warm front comes in later this afternoon. cold front arrives tomorrow morning and the numbers start to fall off sunday afternoon and monday. in between, we'll get a little bit of light rain. you can see showers this is where the center of low pressure is presently sitting just southwest of buffalo. it will lift to the northeast like this pushing through upstate new york. the heaviest rain, the yellows, oranges and reds will lift to the north. suppose showers and light rain is possible later this afternoon. here's future tracker 6, the heaviest by far stays well out here by the ohio valley. that sweeps through first. the cold front comes in first thing tomorrow morning. we'll start out with sunshine, maybe an hour or two worth of sun. we'll see the clouds roll in and you can see the showers shifting out of the of the south, we hold the wet weather off until after lunchtime. the light period of rain comes in between 1:00 p.m.,

steps. >> reporter: after a gunman killed nine people during a bible study in charleston back in 2015, things started to change here at the first baptist church of glenarden. pastor john jenkins says an armed security detail, including off-duty police officers, are in place at his church. >> we don't change our life-style because of that. we take precautions, but we don't change our life-style. that would be devastating. >> reporter: but last night as the fourth and last church service ended here, many congregants admitted that what happened in texas was on their minds. >> pray for those who would have the mind-set to want to do something as evil as what happened. >> reporter: while hearts here and around the country are heavy, most people say they won't let these evil acts impact their way of life. >> my faith is strong. i don't feel fearful about coming to church. i don't feel fear because i t >> reporter: now, places like prince william county are offering something that is called worship watch training. this is where officers are teaming up with faith-based organizations to try an

in south carolina, boeing with over 9,000 jobs now in the charleston area, and with the apprenticeship carolina, it has recently kicked off a paid youth apprenticeship program. students attend high school, take career courses at trident technical college. they complete five hours per week of job training at boeing south carolina, which produces the world's most advanced wide-body airliner, the 787-10 dreamliner. boeing has also partnered with charleston county district schools' work-based learning internship program to bring on high school students as paid interns. these students are working on a special fastener reclamation project and have already reclaimed over $1 million in what would have been wasted over the first three months of the program. what is your view of the department of labor's plans to focus on encouraging such industry-driven youth apprenticeships and work-based learning programs in the forth-coming pilot apprenticeship program? >> congressman, thank you for the question and the remarks. and you know, i would observe, this is perhaps a second or third set of question

temperatures up to 60 in pittsburgh, 65 charleston. we're 54, again, considerably cooler than yesterday, but that's about or the average anyway. so for today look for temperatures this afternoon upper 50s to near 60 in town. it'll be a little bit cooler north and west and then some spotty showers to about 8:00, 9:00 until about midnight or so. they are not going to be very widespread and we have not had a lot of rain here over the last few weeks. radar does show clouds increasing late from the west. clouds this evening with some spotty showers see them there west of leesburg and out in the mountains by 8:00. we'll be in the lower 50s. and then by midnight notice the shower threat mainly east of us, clouds will clear out overnight, so tomorrow morning we'll have temps down to the 30s and 40s, winds turn to the northwest. so another cooler day, but, yeah, for december 1, i mean, here we are at the start of december, we're going to have temperatures by lunchtime in the low 50s, topping out in the mid-50s by friday afternoon. and then the

. >>> afternoon basketball in the charleston classic.ld dough minkin knocks down the three he was on point from three-point range today. sinks another one right here. he had 23 points. temple wins, 76-65. >>> how about the sixers last night? a win over the lakers embiid may have taken out the braves braids from earlier this year but he had all kinds of shades of allen iverson last night. this stat line is unreal. 46 points, 15 rebounds and seven blocks. he's the first sixer since iverson back in 2000 sand six to have 40 points. and he was great off the court too. he sought out sixers fan in the la crowd and gave him his jersey. the jersey often his back after his historic night. and to top it off, it was the kids birthday. >> game worn jersey. >> great present. >> won the game on and off the court last night. >> pretty great. >> he was bawling out. seven blocks. euro stepped on people. >> in just 34 minutes. >> he's pretty good. >> yeah. >> he's pretty. good news flash he's pretty good. that's good. >> wow. >>> all right. so what you got

. >> to temple hoops they played auburn in the semis the charleston classic.half owls up six. quinton ross gets the steal. drives to the rack much drops it off to ob1. ob had 18 points. 19 -- 19 points and ten boards in this game. temple wins 88-74. they'll play either clemson or hofstra in the finals sunday night. they looked good in the first two games. >> sorry temple won't beat central florida. gout a good basketball team. >> not going to fight you on that one. >> it's okay. jeff collins has dawn good job in his% year. if he goes six and six. matt ruhle went three and nine his first year. >> good job. massive inferno torch as west chester senior living facility with more than 100 people inside tonight investigators are still trying to figure out if everyone made it out. coming up tonight at 10:00, we're following your latest developments on this devastating fire. that does it for us here at 6:0. >> up next page six followed by dish nation at 7:00 and stay tune for tmz at 7:30. thanks for of whatting and we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00 o'clock. rea

host: mike from charleston, west virginia. caller: hi. love c-span. thanks for the guests today. i live in japan during the 1980's and south korea during the olympics in 1988. i would like to comment on the historical question, even though we don't live in the cold war anymore. the signatories on the armistice, china was a signatory. i believe they are playing very coy and have been because of their interest in the region. so, could you comment on china's agreement?kering an the other comment i would like to make is america nuclear rise the korean peninsula. i think the armistice originally said there were no nuclear weapons on the peninsula. when i was in south korea the snuckans stuck them on -- them on. the north koreans may see things in a different light. i'm looking forward to hear in the comment of the expert here. guest: you bring up two very important issues. the role of china on the korean peninsula is absolutely critical. china represents 90% of north korean trade. acted as a defense attorney for north korea. watering down international sanctions and making sure whatev

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you talked earlier about the shooting that took place in charleston. realize just in september 27 of this year, there was a church shooting in tennessee, where a man did something similar. walked in, shot someone outside the church, then walked in. so the fbi, atf, local police, rangers, everybody there will be trying to say, could it be an international incident? is it an incident of a hate crime, is there a mentally disturbed individual? is it a domestic case? we don't know right now. they'll have those answers quickly as they identify. let me pick up another topic you were talking about. which is security within a church. having grown up in a baptist church myself, i know there's a sunday school, there's a main service during the morning that's over around noon, 12:30. then there's the sunday nighttime. so this individual walked at 11:30, which is the prime time. that's when everyone in this town of plus or minus 500 is going to be seated there. but over the years, i mean, the church i attend now, there are at least two armed congregants who attend

on this sunday night close to midnight, close to charleston, west virginia, it will be thing moving yourhance of thunderstorm activity moving through. with a line, a strong line of storms earlier today, this line moving in during the day tomorrow. a warm one monday upper 60s and lower 70s. tracking into an unsettled pattern, colder air, the coldest of the season when most of us, even the city may get the first freeze of the season. >> thank you, doug. in the meantime a night out at a bar turns deadly and a family searching for answers after their loved one never made it home. harold garnet's family, and showing him giving sneakers to a homeless man. that's how generous he was. police say dozens of people witnessed the c suspect down and others help find him. garnet was about to be a father. >>> to take someone away from his family. he was a brother, uncle, a son, and a friend to many. >> the suspect was initially charged with malicious wounding but more charges since garnet has died. >>> a new report shows a record number turned out for early voting in virginia ahead of tuesday's electio

the city south east and heading to the south warmth is still hanging on in the zero seven's in charleston , atlanta, birmingham but cold air permeating throughout the nation and look at how cold in the northern plains, it is 14 in billings, machine tan a23 in bismarck. twenty-six in wrapped city. some of that cold is heading our way. stray shower for tonight. skies clear quickly and here's that system for tomorrow, off to the south, light rain and showers to the north but heaviest tomorrow evening for south jersey and delaware. that first batch clears out but another round develops wednesday morning waking up to cloud and showers before we will clear that out in time for wednesday evening commute. how much rain are we talking ? it doesn't look like anyone gets much more than an inch but portions of south injuries inn and delaware could sianni inch or more and notice numbers off to the northwest are much lower then that just some light showers here and there but phase one of the cool down starts tonight, stronger cold front comes through on thursday and by even of the week highs only in th

temperatures are cooling down in the south as well with highs in the 40s in raleigh, in the 50s in charleston, a little warmer as you head towards florida. buffalo, a cold rain today and a high of 48 degrees. so it's looking cool. temperatures are going to stay cold as well as we look towards the first part of the weekend on saturday. i think we'll get a warm-up after that. >> thank you so much. >>> speaking of cold, yesterday was one of the highlights of polar bear week at the columbus zoo. cub amelia gray celebrated her first birthday. zookeepers decorated the habitat and baked her a special cake made of fish meal, peanut butter, molasses, and carrots. the festivities continue when her cousins turn one next week. >>> just ahead, the u.s. rules for those traveling to cuba. plus a bombshell new allegation against kevin those details in two minutes when we return here on "early today." tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study