tammy lightner, nbc news, charleston, south carolina. >> and the bell is the best part. >>> that is "c nightly news" for this sunday night. lester holt will be reporting live from south korea tomorrow for special coverage of the north korean threat. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. i will see you tomorrow on msnbc. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. rit n atix: kiappg . >>> right now at 6:00, a kidnapping and sexual assault investigation in the north bay. the ordeal for a teenager girl. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. >> the girl is safe and her kidnapper is under arrest. >> we are live in napa with the details of the story and they are horrible, christie? >> they are. and deputies say it began in this area with the suspect convincing the girl to go for a ride. they say a few hours later she was in a neighboring county and then when deputies encountered her, she was coming out of the bushes and had road rash and told them a a

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. ♪ >>> dating back to colonial times, charleston, south carolina, is one of the nation's top touristraws. but ten miles outside the heart of charleston, the sheriff al cannon detention center draws only those who are in trouble with the law. >> damnit! >> this is a nasty jail, man. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes. they're awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. josh gohr is on his third stay here. >> i done a bunch of terrible things in my life that i'm so not proud of. but they're all character-building. and at the end of the day, i'll walk out of this room and i'll sit on that bunk and i'm not really upset with who i am. >> what's your most violent conviction? >> home invasion, armed robbery. great bodily injury. conviction out of tampa. i had a really good lawyer. my father bankrupted his company behind that one. i got two years for it, which is like a blessing from heaven. >> this is right here constant struggles, right? then it got the angel, then it got like the devil. >> gohr was arrested a few months earlier for alleg

. >>> dating back to colonial times charleston, south carolina is one of the nation's top tourist draws. ten miles outside the heart of charleston the sheriff al canon detention center is for all of those in trouble with the law. most of the 1,500 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. josh gore is on his third stay here. >> i have done a bunch of terrible things in my life that i am so not proud of but they are all character building. at the end of the day i sit on that bunk and i'm really upset with who i am. >> what's your most violent conviction? >> home invasion, armed robbery. conviction out of tampa. i had a really good lawyer. my father and his company behind it. i got two years for it which is like a blessing from heaven. >> constant troubles. it got the angel and the devil. >> gohr was arrested for allegedly shop lifting shirts from a department store. he pled not guilty is awaiting trial. if convicted he can faface a longer than typical sentence due to his prior record. >> it is all drug related. first tim

this is a declaration printed in charleston, south carolina late in 1860. it is really a declaration of secession. declaration of independence from the american union. here we have the text of the ordinance of secession and also the succession convention and the need to the delegates who signed it. we are extremely grateful to the -- grateful to albert small for donating his very important collection the university of virginia. it is a great importance to us because thomas jefferson was the founder of our university. on his two son, he mentioned three great achievement he wanted to be known for. university of virginia was one of them. the declaration of independence was another. so, here we are able to present another side of jefferson here at the university that he founded. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to charlottesville, virginia to learn about its rich history. learn more about charlottesville and other stops on our tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. announcer:

this is a declaration printed in charleston, south carolina late in 1860. it is really a declaration of succession. declaration of independence from the american union. here we have the text of the ordinance of succession, and also the succession convention secession have the convention, the names of the delegates who signed it. we are extremely grateful to albert small for donating his important collection to the university of virginia. it is of great importance to us because thomas jefferson was the founder of our you've earnestly -- of our university. wasuniversity of virginia one of the things he wanted to be remembered for. the declaration of independence was another. >> we are at the rotunda at the universif

the fort is but one part of history that has been preserved in charleston, south carolina, a city thateral travel publications describe as the most hospitable in the nation. outside downtown sits a modern day fortress. where strife and conflict often overshadow southern hospitality. >> it's crazy here. you get a little bit of everything. you have suicidal inmates. you have females. you get alcoholics from the street that come in, combative. >> i'm telling you! >> you've got segregation inmates. you've got a whole bunch that you've got the to deal with at one time. >> there are about 1,300 men and women incarcerated at the sheriff al cannon detention center's known as the charleston county jail. while some have been convicted, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> communication is the biggest thing, i feel, when you're dealing with a whole different variety of inmates. you got the to talk to them. the more i talk to find out what the problem is and learn how to deal with the problem, you get less resistance from them. no, you get int

. >>> still to come, the man who killed nine people inside a church in charleston, south carolina pleadedin state court today and was sentenced to life in prison. we will explain why he is still facing execution. >>> a chance of a sprinkle tomorrow and then some rain on wednesday evening. we will talk about that after the break. >>> dylan roof is sentenced to nine life sentences today for killing nine people inside a church in charleston, south carolina. he was sentenced after pleading guilty in state court. he is facing execution after being convicted earlier in federal court. the deal was state prosecutors spared his victims and their families the burden of a second trial. roof walked into the church in 2015 and sat there for 40 minutes before pulling out a gun and shooting an estimated 70 times with no warning. nine people in the traditionally black church were killed. >>> a nationwide manhunt is underway for a wisconsin man suspected of stealing more than one dozen guns, putting an attack and sending a manifesto to president trump. joseph jakubowski stole high in rifles and handguns f

move confederate symbols to museums after the 2015 massacre of nine black church goers in charleston, south carolina. the majority black city council voted to remove the statues that year, the legal battles slowed the process until now. >> they stoke the flames of racial hostility. i say it's better for us to take them down, and then we can move forward into the 21st century. >> reporter: they've gotten death threats, so the mayor won't say when the other monuments will come down. tonight the big easy is struggling with a difficult past. gabe gutierrez nbc news. >>> the fire at an apartment complex under construction sent plumes of black smoke into the sky and forced the university to shut down the campus where some students complained of breathing problems. more than 200 firefighters responded, the cause is under investigation. >>> black market medication. parents turning to underground networks on social media to get the medicine their children need to live when insurance won't help. >>> hollywood legend faye dunaway opens up about the best picture blunder at the oscars. we'll be right back. >>> w

. >> charleston south carolina church shooter dylan roof is expected to plead guilty to state murder charges. he agreed to plead guilty relieving him waiting for execution. he killed 9 people in church back in 2015. he was sentenced to death on federal murder and hate crime charges. >>> a girl who went missing in missouri over the weekend is back home with her family. she was abducted by two men from maryland who met her online. an amber alert went out. two customers spotted a girl sitting with a man and called police. >> i think it's a testament to how well the amber alert system works. >> officials say two brothers are behind the abduction, one was arrested when police rescued the girl in missouri, the other turned himself into police in ohio. >> pope francis as he is opened a free lawrnld matt for people in -- laundromat for people in need in rome. he plans to add showers and barber shop and medical services. this is the second facility the pontiff has opened to help the poor in rome. he opened a shower and barber shop near st. peter's about basa two years ago. it will help to res

record rainfall in charleston, south carolina, half a foot of rain flooding streets and submerging cars. after today, the threat is in the heartland from louisiana into parts of illinois. there is a potential for tornadoes in those storms as a result. but you can see the slight risk area right now. >>> and after making his first public appearance since leaving office, former president obama is making headlines for what he didn't say at a student forum at the university of chicago. he steered clear of ever mentioning the current president and instead offered advice on life. >> he said the students should limit the photos they put online. and had words of wisdom about marriage. >> listening to understand rather than listening to respond. that will save you a lot o >> very good advice. >> yes, i agree. obama disclosed he's been working on a book about his political career. he says the most important thing he can do is to help prepare the next generation of leaders. >> i understand because i was listening. >>> still ahead, lowe's is warning customers about a scam. >>> and bill o'reilly back

south carolina, virginia, and tennessee. yesterday, flooding toppled a construction crane in vi charleston, south carolina, where some streets are impassable. power has been knocked out to thousands. >>> and no significant damage is reported following a major earthquake in chile. the magnitude 6.9 quake hit last night off of chile's central coast, about 85 miles from santiago. no damage to infrastructure was reported, nor serious injuries. chile is earth-prone. back in 2010, a massive quake killed more than 500 people. >>> antigovernment protests in venezuela entered their fourth week. at least two people were killed yesterday. one was shot dead at a pro government rally. at least 23 people have been killed since the unrest began. demonstrators are holding mass sit-ins, demanding early elections. a main highway to caracas was shut down. >>> well, coming up on the morning news now, elton john's medical emergency. the singer canceled a string of converts in las vegas. >>> and long-distance call. the president talks with a this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.

.>> next call for nathalia holt coming from victoria in charleston, south carolina. hi victoria. >> hello. i've heard the question about the fact that they were actually women working in the enigma program about figuring at the codes and stuff. i just wondered if you might have heard of any women that might have been native american working with them to do the clothes in world war ii debbie or that there were any women, >> that is such an interesting question. i have not heard of that. and it piqued my interest. now i want to go see if there were. because it certainly seems possible. i do not know anything about it but i am curious. >> during world war ii again, the role of women in breaking codes or different projects along this line. >> the women across at jpl, much of the work was classified at the time. they all had security clearances and they were all very careful to lock up all of their work at night. [laughter] >> did any of them speak about discrimination from the majority male population in the workplace? >> they did. these are women that for the most part

. >> host: the next call list hi v charleston south carolina. >> caller: i read the question that they were women working inr the enigma program about detecting and figuring out the codes and stuff. i wonder if you might have heard of any women that might have been native american women working to do the coding in world war ii. w have you ever heard that there were any women doing that?women >> guest: that is an interesting question. i have not heard of that and you've piqued my interest so now i want to see because it certainly does seem possible. i don't know anything about it but i'm curious. >> host: again the role of women and code breaking or in cr different projects along thisam >>ne?? >> guest: yes. of course they were not working in that capacity but much of their work was classified at the time. they all have security clearances and they were careful to lock up all their work at night. >> host: did any of them speak about discrimination from the majority male population at the workplace? >> guest: they did. these are women that for the most heartfelt respec respect ah is exce

it sailed between philadelphia and liverpool and would make journeys to charleston, south carolina and to the west indies. during the transatlantic trade. the bowl was made in liverpool, so it is made in liverpool and the ship's bowls were often commissioned to celebrate a voyage or commission of a new ship and would be given to owners or captains of these ships. we found, looking through colonial newspapers and of coarse, digitization has made this so much easier than the old days when we had to go through the microfilm or the originals. a couple of hours of searching, we were able to establish that the ship begins appearing in advertisements around 1760, 1763. there will be notices of goods imported being sold in this neighborhood -- >> we have lists of all the goods and the shops where they are being unloaded. >> but the connection to my request is in december of 1765. the ship carried a protest against the stamp act signed by all of the merchants in philadelphia and addressed not directly to parliament but to the manufacturers and tradesmen in england basically saying we want you t

roof admitted to killing nine parishoners at a historic black church in charleston south carolina inne 2015. (mark) u-s regulators are accusing google of underpaying their female workers. government investigators are looking into how the tech giant pays their employees... and this morning they are accusing google of shortchanging women who are doing similar work to men. google says they disagree with the accusations of sex discrimination. they say thy have been trying to improve hiring practices that have historically given most of their jobs to white and asian men. their efforts to balance their workforce better has been mostly unsuccessful so far. ( james ) kylie jenner surprises high school students at rio americano high school in sacramento when she shows up as a student's date. junior albert ochoa asked jenner to the prom after he was rejected by a girl he originally asked out. jenner heard his story and agreed to be his date to the prom. she posted photos of her arriving in her private jet. videos posted to twitter over the weekend show students rushing to take photographs of j

. ♪ oh yea >>> charleston south carolina is rich in civil war landmarks including the old city jail. peration between 1902 and 1939. the occupants include a prison of war between the army and pirates. today, the charleston county jail is the sheriff al cannon detention center. it houses about 1300 men and women. >> selling some cookies for some noodles, man. got to keep their stomachs full because they don't get [ bleep ] in here. >> most are awaiting resolution of their cases. tilghman kronsberg is only a few days away from his one year anniversary here and his stay isn't likely to end soon. >> it's been horrible. i'm not used to this. you know, there's a lot of guys who come in here and it's no big deal to them. they're content with it and i just can't seem to find that mentality. this is my cheese dip, consists of different kind of potato chips audiotape crushed up. add pickle juice and water. mmm, so good. i grew up actually pretty privileged until i was about 12 years old. my parents had a lot of money, but my father, he had a drug problem and so i went from living in a mansion t

. >> if you want to see it on the east coast, best viewing down towards charleston, south carolina. the path of totality here. you may go somewhere fun. a mostly clear sky here over in washington. those clouds are moving on out. temperatures so far this april we've averaged 62.3 degrees for the month. the all-time record for warmest it. we'll be warmer than average today. we're going to break records probably tomorrow and be warmer than average on sunday as well. we will be crushing the old record for the warmest april around here. in fact, look at these numbers for tomorrow. the record is 91. we're forecasting 92. bwi and marshall may or may not break the record there. nonetheless, it is going to be super warm. here's your ten day forecast. 83 today, 92 tomorrow, 82 on sunday. there is a slight chance of an isolated shower or thunder shower saturday and sunday both but rain chances are generally only in that 10 to 20% chance of rain. >> it will not rain on melissa mollet's crab bake. >> chopper 4 over 197 at powder mill road. have a downed poll and wires there and a utility crew, a

before i get in the book i will talk a bit about my background i was born in charleston south carolina so not too far from here. my dad was in the nuclear navy purchaser under the great admiral rickover. once he got out of the navy we lived in dallas and atlanta. we moved to boston for two years so he could go to business school. then we moved out to los angeles. i grew up in pasadena california. it was probably during grade school that i discovered not knowing at the time what i would eventually be doing in terms of writing about economics andwh economic policy. it was his little children's books in grade school about presidents called meet thomas jefferson, meet ben franklin, meet george washington. p i would read them over and over again and i would kind of be off to the side in class reading about these, reading these books. i went to my parents when night and i said i'm worried i'm in trouble at school. i'm not participating in the other thinks. so my parents went to the teacher and the teacher said no, we are thrilled that is interested in these books. please have them continue.

i was born in charleston, south carolina. my dad was in the nuclear navy and served under admiral rick hine over and once he got out he lived in dallas and atlanta and then boston and then on to los angeles and i group in pasdena. it was during great school i discovered not knowing what i would be doing in terms of writing about economic and economic policy. there was these little children's books in grade school about presidents called meet thomas jefferson, meet ben franklin, meet george washington and i would read them over and over again and i would kind of be off to the side in class reading about these books and i went to my parents one night and i said i am worried i'm introuble -- in trouble at school. my parents went to the teacher and they said we are thrilled he is interested in thes books, please, have him continued. it signaled something ahead. for college i went to the university of texas and majored in political science but not for any good reason. it seemed like an interesting moger. i can't say i learned a lo

there is the area of low pressure the center of circulation over charleston south carolina and you canll of that rain being pulled in by the atlantic. it's moving toward the north and as it does, the rain is going to get heavier and heavier across the delaware valley. now as you take zoom in you can see showers already indicated by ultimate doppler with waves of heavier rain moving into philadelphia right now. and that will become more intense during the day tomorrow. winds already between 14 and 20 miles an hour sustained from philadelphia south and east where we're closer to the storm. less wind to the north and west so we expect periods of rain, heavy for your morning rush. winds out of the northeast gusting to at least 25. this is just for the morning. temperatures between 47 and 51 as you head out the door. definitely a slow go. coming up we'll talk about the stormy day tomorrow. when we'll be near 90 degrees and of course the draft cast. that's coming to town. i'll see you guys later in the broadcast. >> nice. >> you like that. >> i like that. craft-cast. >> kathy, here's life lo

. >>> it was an emotional court hearing in charleston, south carolina, as convicted church killer dylann senses for the racially motivated attack in mother emanuel church in 2015. as part of the deal he avoided a second death penalty. the first was handed down by a federal judge earlier this year. roof did not address the court but we did hear from his grandfather who several relatives of the victims. >> if he can go into a church and kill nine people, how can he get life without patrol? i really think if you have to do it again, i think he should have death. >> even though we're at a point where death has been the sentence for him sentence for him, my heart still goes out to him in hopes that he would repent to save himself from himself. >> i just want to say loudly and repeatedly and constantly we're sorry, we're just as sorry as we can be that this has happened. >> with the state's case now put to rest, roof can be placed on federal death row with the state's top prosecutor calling the day, quote, the surest way to see that dylann roof is executed. >> embattled governor robert bentley

. >>> convicted charleston, south carolina, church shooter dylann roof pleading guilty today to state in the 2015 shooting that killed nine people in a historic black church in charleston. the plea is part of the deal that spas victi and their families the burden of enduring a second trial. roof currently awaiting execution after being convicted of federal gun and federal hate crimes charges last year. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson attending the g-7 summit in italy trying to rally other countries behind the american plan for addressing syria's long and bloody civil war. tillerson is also expected to discuss the situation in syria when he visits russia later this week. >>> and neil gorsuch formally sworn in today as an associate justice of the supreme court. his swearing in coming three days after he was confirmed by the senate. this was an unusual confirmation process where senate republicans faced a democratic filibuster and then changed the chamber's rules. rule change eliminating the 60-vote threshold normally needed, needed in the past to overcome a filibuster of a supreme

president trump tweeted, going to charleston, south carolina, to spend time with boeing and talk jobs. looking forward to it. not that the president is going to fly on the dream liner because earlier, the same man tweeted, lithium ion batteries should not be allowed on aircraft. i won't fly the boeing 787 airlines because it uses those batteries. that was back when he was civilian mr. trump. >> well, we'll see what happens there. >> we'll see. >> yeah. sam, let's go to the a.p. center. >> this was exciting because the sharks struggled putting the puck in the net. not a problem last night. a live look right now at the s.a.p. center. quiet right now, but a few hours ago, that place was roaring with fans excited over a historic playoff performance from the sharks. they scored seven goals last night wrfrb ties a franchise playoff record. the edmonton oilers couldn't even snag one. game five of the series now set for tomorrow. that's going to be in alberta, canada, and the series is all knotted up at two games apiece. a big game tomorrow night. >> all right. >> still rocking the teal. >> i

my e-mail, i want you to write down 110 calhoun street, charleston, south carolina, 29401.lease, let us hear from you. if you are ever in charleston at 9:30 in the morning on behalf of bishop franklin la norris and our new female pastor, we took 33 men to get it right. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> thank you. it is been a wonderful conference. i don't have any questions. for what, i am a questione questioner -- it is been great. i will be attending more of these conferences in the past rather than social studies and principle conventions and school board conventions. i had 11 jobs with the school district, i am bad hock home, t you and god bless. >> thank you. [ applause [ applause ] . >> i think that's a tough one to follow. i am here as a public citizen. i have been living in the district for the past 15 years. i am a graduate of georgetown university. my question is for lonnie bun. bun r bun bunch. i think that new museum has the opportunity to touurn that on i head. we follow twitter, hey, can i apply for jobs there. is this the appropriate sfpace for me. i am wondering

in charleston, south carolina, convicted murderer and white supremacist dylann r roof pleadd guilty to nine counts of murder in state court on monday. roof has already been convicted and sesentenced to death on federal charges of murdering nine black worshipers, including pastor clementa pinckney, at the historic emanuel ame church in charleston in june 2015. a houston district court judge has ruled that texas' 2011 voter written with the specific intent to suppress the votes of african american and latino residents. this is now the fifth time a judge has ruled that texas' voter id law is discriminatory. the law created a list of id's required to vote that skewed heavily toward id's carried by whwhites, such as concealed cary permits, while excluding ids -- id's often carried by peoeope of color, such as government employee id's and public university id's. the ruling comes after the justice department dropped part of its legal objection to texas' strict voter id law in february, saying it would no longer argue the law had a discriminatory intent. alabama governor robert bentley resign

but let's get in another caller, joe from charleston, south carolina, independent caller.hanks for waiting, joe. caller: happy to wait. listen, i'm trying to stay on topic unlike other people. i'm an independent and voted for darryl castle for president and trump's in there and i'm going to try to see what happens and wait it out. as far as his attempt to keep promises and that's what they are, attempts. what can you say? he's trying to get the border wallop. i don't think it will happen. i didn't necessarily agree with that. he's trying to enforce federal law with regard to illegal immigration and trying to penalize sanctuary cities for housing, people who may be, let's face it, whether illegal -- possibly illegal but maybe dig deeper into crime. militarily, he's reached out and within 100 days he said hey, you're not going to mess with us. we're going to bomb you and get into people who kill little babies with sarin gas. we can talk about obamacare. he's made an attempt to have a change and immediately tried to remove the mandate, to actually take it out when you don't w

in south carolina, senator lindsey graham just wrapped up a town hall meeting in north charleston voicing boisterous crowd. vaughn hilliard is also there. vaughn, what topics fired up his constituents this time? >> reporter: sheinelle, we'll touch on russia which is at least half of the town hall here in charleston, south carolina, took place. we'll get to that in a moment but lindsey graham has suddenly become mr. town hall. he's one of the few republicans that has held his town hall and this his third in just the last month. he touched on the supreme court. and to remind you, lindsey graham has been one of the fiercest critics of donald trump and along with john mccain perhaps the fiercest critic of the trump administration. but when it comes to the supreme court, we'll play you a sound bite of what he told the crowd which got a lot of red signs held up in the air and a lot of people fired up. >> to the democratic members of the senate who want to filibuster this guy, you're taking the senate down a very dangerous path. don't do it. so i will vote to report him out. and if i have to, i

a big storm down to the south, coastal flooding down in the charleston area in south carolina. a lot of heavy rain. those green boxes are flood warnings for the carolinas even in towardsth steadier rain from earlier in the afternoon break up a lisht. you see -- a little bit. see how the heavier stuff lifting out of pennsylvania. we have quite a few breaks across prince george and calvert county, down into parts of dc and southern maryland. to the south from charles county across the river back and towards prince william now you can see coming out of quantity -- quantico a batch of moderate to heavy showers. in warrenton around 6:36, leesburg 7:36 and perryville just before 8:00. we are going to be in and out of the showers for the rest of tonight and then more batches of rain on tuesday before things change. near 60 on the bay in annapolis. 39 on the high country, in davis, west virginia. we are in the upper 40s to around 50 in the valley. we sit at 56. looking at the future cast the waves of shower will diminish over night. temperatures not another batch of rain. this could be

zachariah arrested at the charleston, south carolina airport before flying to jordan.sed of trying to join isis. he bragged about pulling off an orlando style terror attack. and foreigners could soon be forced to hand over their phones after landing in the united states. the "wall street journal" reports it's part of the trump administration's new extreme vetting plan. and requires people to release their contacts, social media passwords and financial records. ainsley? ainsley: thank you so much. a new gun debate is heating up. the pittsburgh aclu now calling for school police officers to go unarmed because guns, they say, send a bad message, a negative message to the kids. john rafferty is the ceo of watch guard 24/7 which helps provide comprehensive security plans to schools and retired lieutenant with nypd. good to see you, john. >> thanks for having me. ainsley: there was an op-ed is the pittsburgh newspaper and school resource officers need to be armed. this guy from the aclu writes the pittsburgh newspaper, op-ed says absolutely not bad for kids to see officers w

roof admitting to killing nine people at a historically african-american church in charleston, south carolinan 20-15. (vicki)s coming up, a man jumps into action after his dog falls through ice. the full video and where it happened.(catherine) but first, the manhunt continues for a wisconsin man who stole guns from a gun store and is now threatening an attack. we we are learning about the suspect. (vicki) on wallstreet... u-s stocks eked out tiny gains today as news of several corporate deals helped lift the market. the dow... rose nearly 2 points. the nasdaq... added 3 points. and the s&p... gained a point and a half. (catherine) the search continues for a wisconsin man who threatened to use stolen guns against public officials or schools. joseph jaku- bowski-- who sent an anti- government manifesto to president trump last week-- has been missing for nearly a week. sheriff's officials say he also threatened to carry out an unspecified attack. jakubowski is now suspected of stealing high powered weapons from a guns hop. authorities say they have received numerous calls from concerned parents.

delivery of a course in the insane thing he did shooting up the church in charleston, south carolina set off a powder keg and people went off with davis out here minus five. i'm sick and tired of this providing these excuses. when you have the head of the homeland security general kelley saying what is happening in this country, we've got to take it seriously. >> are no less from the kevin kelley. what can we do to prevent attacks like this in the future? the criminal justice system needs an overhaul to do the fact this is a person to spend time in jail was deemed incompetent for one of his trials. yet drugs possession, but the charges. how do we prevent something like this in the future and what steps need to be taken? >> that's a great question to the infiltration of islamic jihad is somewhere you have a lot of radicalization going on for these inmates and their release. the other thing we have to understand is california has an incredible restriction even against law-abiding citizens have concealed carry licenses. these people are not even able to defend themselves. they are big g

many streets of charleston, south carolina have been turned into rivers with neighborhood submerged under on the move you can see it. making its way up the east coast with heavy rains expected in washington, d.c. by morning rush hour. just in time, and, by evening rush hour. it should be, over new york city. >> great. everybody gets a little. >> exactly. in the morning and evening. >> spreading the love. >> severe pockets of flooding in new england. >> don't want them to feel left out. >>> we know kendis loves pizza with stuff on it. skittles, peanut butter. diet coke for dipping. now we have a new food challenge for you, kendis. try, charlie's five alarm fire burger. at the little bitty burger barn in houston. i will throw in for that flight. >> huh. guess they call it the hottest burger in texas. >> i guess that's what they call it! >> thank you, jack. you want to know why? >> why. curious. >> there are several types of peppers on there. all different types of hot sauce. customers have to sign a waiver before trying this thing. >> some come here. they say i want to try the hottest burge

roof admitted to killing nine parishoners at a historic black church in charleston south carolina infemale workers. government investigators are looking into how the tech giant pays their employees... and this morning they are accusing google of shortchanging women who are doing similar work to men. google says they disagree with the accusations of sex discrimination. they say thy have been trying to improve hiring practices that have historically given most of their jobs to white and asian men. their efforts to balance their workforce better has been mostly unsuccessful so far. ( james ) in basketball news... it's official the golden state warriors will be playing the portland trail blazers in round 1 of the nba playoffs.( mark ) the dubs have just two games left in the regular season. tonight and wednesday. they will open up against the portland trailblazers and oakland native damien lillard either next saturday or sunday at oracle arena. the schedule will be released wednesday. the warriors have won 14 games in a row. and with star forward kevin durant back in the mix, the dubs ar

) dylann roof, the man who shot to death nine people in a historically black church in charleston, south carolinas. roof was sentenced to nine consecutive life sentences and three consecutive 30-year sentences. the deal reached in the charleston county courthouse clears the way for his federal imprisonment on death row to begin. the 23-year-old killer was sentenced to death earlier this year on 33 federal charges. the deal with state prosecutors spared his victims and their families the burden of a second trial. ( james ) president trump's travel spending is on pace to surpass that of his predecessor. in his first 80 days in office, an estimated 20-million dollars has been spent on presdident trump's trips to his private club in florida . that's a pace that for one year, would surpass the entire travel spending of president obama in his eight years in office. during his time as president, obama totaled around 97- million dollars in travel. during the campaign, candidate trump often criticized presdient obama's spending on travel and made repeated calls for government belt-tightening. ( james ) de

charleston, south carolina, had three inches of rain. but north carolina, where we've been seeing a lot of the significant flooding. wake county has more than seven inches of rain. raleigh, just over six inches of rain. that little guy trying to escape the puddle right there. we are going to see more rainfall with a flash flood emergency in effect until 11:00 this morning. look at the heavy, torrential rain, from raleigh and points north. this is what's producing some of the flash flooding. we have cloud-to-ground lightning reported, as well. we're concerned for that area for now. once we go into this afternoon and evening, we're looking at possible delays at the major airlines from washington, baltimore, philly, new york city, and rain and wind. coastal areas can see wind about 30 to 40 miles per hour. there's a lot of water content with this system. that's why we're looking at several inches of rain, up and down the east coast. by the time we go through tomorrow, some areas in massachusetts and southern new england could pick up three t