charlotte, how do you use this? what's the trick?> these are the training pens, don't have the needle or medication inside. normally, would you like to take one? normally what you would do, you take out this blue pen and then once the pin is taken out, inject into the meat or leg of the thigh, wait four or five econds. >> front of the thigh. >> you wait for a clicking sound. count one, two, three, four, five. then take it out. the pen should have already come out by now. >> what are the side effects. >> heart rate, feeling of anxiety, shortness of breath. always best when you have to use the auto injector to call 911. usually they take the pen with them as they take to you the hospital, monitor symptoms. symptoms don't do last long, it is like a hit of adrenaline how quick it washes over us, passes and fades. the risk of using the pen is incredibly low. danger of waiting is incredibly high. always best to use the pen, call 911 and deal with speedy heart rate for awhile. >> charlotte because you're young, in school, kids find out you

and wins it in charlotte!e national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> police call it one of the worst crashes they have seen in decades. the accident left five people dead including two children. plus, eastboun ebola screeningsa waits.irport in the and another disappointing evening for orioles fans. the team drops two straight games at home fence the royals. we get started tonight with the horrifiction into the crash in prince georges county. police are trying to figure out a mercedes slammed into the back of an acura tt stopped at a light. it happened late last night on livingstonroad on terrace. a nearby surveillance camera emergencyt of the response. headrest.ice boxes, a by daylight each appear to be roadway litter. they are anything but. involvedcident ultimately five fatalities. >> three women sat against the headrest and two children sipped on the juice boxes in the moments before the silver mercedes rear ended the acura as light.at the the jerking head lights record so hard it anotherly half.e

and wins it in charlotte! to be a chilly night, the the days of children jumping in the fountains to cool off are done for 2014, in fact, go ahead and put away shorts you will need cold weather gear tonight. saturday night, i'm walter perez. big story is dropping temperatures that will make it feel like we have jumped the calendar by a few weeks. meteorologist melissa magee is at the the big board with the details, melissa. >> it was cooler than average today with the early morning rain we have had and lots of clouds and moisture overhead. high temperature in philadelphia only climb up to 57 degrees, 11 degrees below where we should this be time of the year. looking at the numbers outside tonight most spots are already dropping down into the the lower 40's. the it is 43 in allentown, lehigh valley, poconos 43. reading 47. here in philadelphia coming in at 51. trenton 48. from beach haven down to sea isle city those temperatures in the middle and lower 50's. one thing we do have a frost advisory, mainly from ca

thank you, thank you very much mike and to my friend of mine secretary shuttering and my pal charlotte and mayor ed lee and everyone who is here i just wanted to thank everyone wearing a whitecap here for their service i've been in the senate for 22 years i've seen there is a price for freedom and you see it up close and personal and you see it in the faces of our military people who are willing to stand at all to be trained, to take orders and become the most powerful fighting force on architecture san francisco has always been a navy town and i think the fleet week which i was part of bringing back in 1981 have shown that i think to our men and women who are assembled here today who serve in the united states navy and the united states marine corp what i'll find is a welcoming city i hope you enjoy the weekends it's k30i8d important you do if you end up in the who's gallows don't call eyeing otherwise if there's dismissing anything we can do to help we're there i said this morning one of the great surprises and pleasant one was to see the great talent we have in our command force bac

speaking of getting hungry, charlotte the sloth i will be feeding her and talk about a cold weekend in the accuweather forecast. when zoo weather continues. sharrie? >> thanks its a perfect night for spooky fun, surprises and of course drama, i'll have a preview of tonight's all new prime time lineup when "action news" comes right back. >>> a local team of little leaguers were honored today the ridley cal ripkin 8 and under team were mid atlantic champs, they gave each player and their coaches a resolution recognizes their success. >> how about that, congratulations. today is a big day for the sixers they open against the passion pacers in indiana. yap jaime apody is here with more. >> it's a big day for the sixers, they open the season but not everybody is looking forward to the sixer's season, because it's another rebuilding season and nerlins noel has nerves? >> yes, nerves, it starts on defense, can go out and do what we can do, we'll start out hard and compete and everything will take care of itself. >> it's kind of a buzz kill, when they were on the verge of their offensive line

but i just gotta say, "charlotte"?ind of suspicious she was named after the largest city in a major swing state. (applause) >> stephen: if it had been a boy, would we be celebrating the birth of little baby akron? and i've got to talk about the el fact in the room -- by which i mean all the elephants in the room. >> the baby reportedly has an elephant-themed nursery. >> the nursery will be decorated with elephants, of course, the mascot of the republican party. >> stephen: yes, a nursery decorated with adorable republican elephants. they borrowed the design from paul ryan's bedroom. (applause) and you know it's a cynical ploy to appeal to republican-leaning swing voters because it was premeditated. right before her baby was born, chelsea clinton conveniently helped launch a line of elephant-themed gifts to benefit groups working to stop the poaching of african elephants. a likely story. no one poaches african elephants. they're so much better fried. (laughter) >> stephen: oh, they are. hear the audience going, ooh! ooh

now, here in charlotte, a tornado watch remains in effect until 10:00 tonight. in fact, severe storms are still possible from west virginia down into florida tonight. now, tomorrow we are going to lose the threat of tornadoes. however, through the mid-atlantic up into the northeast, we could still see strong storms produce wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour and also produce some flash flooding. i want to quickly point out a major hurricane right now also in the atlantic. this is a category 3 hurricane gonzalo. with winds at near 115 miles per hour. as of right now, forecasts indicate it could hit bermuda as a category 3 hurricane on friday. brian? >> dylan, thanks. dylan dreyer in charlotte tonight. >>> as we said at the top of the broadcast, white-knuckle fliers beware. a scare for 190 passengers and crew on board an american airlines flight from san francisco to dallas, when suddenly there was a series of loud banging noises, then an even bigger fright for passengers when they realized the interior wall of the plane began to crack. our report on this to

charlotte schultz (clapping.) it's been great getting older with this anywhere i can tell you i'm getting younger trying to keep up with him laura thank you, thank you (clapping) well you know choorlts served i think i'm her eight mayor she's done 40 years of service and literally known around the world in every place as literally our ambassador of the city whether culture e.r. academic business i've been lucas the mayor to have charlotte as our protocol officer. >> thank you, mayor park to recognize ms. schultz in our representation she's been instrumental we'll add a lot of great history to the signing today, i'm so honored to have invested seoul, korea just last october while it was one of the short trips i owe might have and also for the city i return we say had a wonderful time we met you and a at city hall and able to address our city hall depth heads and discuss how we're each trying to make our cities better looking their transportation system you should see what seoul has in their enlightened transportati

. >> charlotte is watching us in chicago as a parent there, go ahead, charlotte. >> caller: as a parent, i can say it's been an unbelievable burden to manage my son's debt. we were caught up in the perfect storm because i started a real estate investment company two or three years before the real estate market crashed. so we lost all of our money because of that. and my son was in college at the time, and so we had some initially to start to pay for his college, but we weren't able to, so he had to start taking out loans and we had to co-sign for the loans for some reason he wasn't able to get loans in his name. so we have really been paying for college, in a sense since he started in 2005. it's just been unbelievable. we reached out to senator derbin and he and senator warren are very focused on the suffering, i call it suffering, because that's what it feels like, that families are going through trying to pay off these bills. and one of the issues i have is the interest that's being charged on the college debt, it's about 8% and my husband, what signed for about $58,000 in loans for m

no doubt about it, charlotte, thank you very much. well, if you have a story that you want charlotte and the i-team to investigate, we want to hear from. just send e-mail to i-team at cbs3.com. >> it is a cold night across the delaware valley, and our eyewitness weather watchers are saying guess what? it is getting a little frosty out here, as well. let's start in new jersey, where temperature is 43 degrees, and somerdale, and our fire marshall joey is saying 43 pretty brisk, with low dew point, and very crisp tonight. elsewhere, across the region, 43 degrees, little bit further to the south, and toward the north, 39 degrees, as bill says, we are looking at calm conditions. and with those calm conditions, temperatures are falling very fast. already freezing in gilbertsville, pennsylvania, 32 degrees, not much wind, and eileen is saying pretty bring being out here, clear starlit night, and also, some moonlit skies, as well. temperatures continue to tumble across the delaware valley. chuck is saying in perkasie, we are seeing some frost

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investigative reporter charlotte huffman has the exclusive new information in this case. >> reporter:endall stevens says it's like a nightmare. >> i can't sleep at night. i had to consult a therapist. at this point i mean i just -- it's tragic. it's absolutely tragic to have to live that way. >> reporter: had he says she was stalked and harassed by this man, leonard burton. he was the door man and security guard at the front desk of her center city apartment building. stevens also says, she caught burton burglarizing her apartment on a surveillance camera. >> my apartment was ransacked. all my money was gone and i'm looking and my underwear is missing. he went through every drawer. he looked under my bed. he left no stone unturn in this apartment and he had plenty of time to do that. >> reporter: stevens filed a police report claiming burton stole numerous items worth $7,800. he was fired from his job and a warrant was issued for his arrest. now police tell "eyewitness news", burton turned himself in yesterday. he was arrested on charges including burglary, theft and criminal trespass

. >>> wit jesse matthew linked to two abductions, another man cod of killing another won in charlotte last ye is now making a big >>> also, nationals fans are we'll tell you about the scavr hunt giving some pe access to the playoffs as we explore the striking si between this team and the 1924 senators. those a the ones who >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00> more now on the stunning t in th shooting of police officer, peter labo a judge ruled the gunman not by reason of insanity. th decision visibly stubld stun prosecutio we we in e courtroom when the ver was announced and chs joi us live with more. chri good evening. as officer laboy left the cour i asked him for his shook his head and quietly sa "not right now." he then met with a comm attor who came out and spoke w. pros brian porter came out court after the verdict to y offic peter lab and his fami are an inspiratio and a remi to the community of the sacr polic >> obviously, i'm disappoint i wish we could have brought a co home in this case. howe on the evidence that was introduced at trial, i un leg decision d i can understand why

those cities are houston, new york, chicago, san francisco, and charlotte. >>> we have already seen the benefits, over the last two years and, this year, new standards, in cincinnati, and atlanta. >>> delta airlines, is reporting faster taxi out time and, reduce eddie lace, and less time, in airspace. >>> the industry and the faa came together to choose these priorities and we'll deliver on them. >>> we're also planning not a few you are, for modernization. again, taking the incident in chicago as a example, i would like to paint a picture, how they helped us, and much more quickly and, how it will help us more in the future. >>> the common theme, is that we're switching the system, from point to point communiindication, to network communication. >>> one facility can communicate with all and, all with one. >>> right now, each air traffic facility can only see and talk to aircrafts within their area. >>> voice radios, and radar are wired not a facilities that they serve. >>> it is much more resilient, and flexible, in our .s system. >>> that's a lot different than changing a lot of hard

my name is charlotte landers. i'm a staff attorney with the office for civil rights in the department of education. today i am intending to talk first about our enforcement work with respect to complaints involving allegations of harassment based on a protected civil right. so harassment based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age. and next i will talk about the section 504 implications that can arise from bullying or harassment. and then finally i'll talk about how the two can interact at times. so ocr, the office for civil rights enforces several civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability and age. and essentially, as explained in our 2010 dear colleague letter on harassment and bullying, schools have several obligations as soon as they learn of bullying or hars harsing conduc. as soon as they know or should know that a child is being subject to bullying or harsing behavior, they have an obligation to investigate. if the result of the in

air express flight from greensboro to charlotte also made an emergency landing. the pilots declared the landing because of an hydraulics issue no. one was hurt. >> your favorite airline tweet and the response is almost instantaneous. just who is the wizard behind the curtain? news 4's erica gonzalez explains. >> reporter: look familiar. perhaps this is you, feverishly typing away on social media. now more than ever digital is where it's at, and the airlines are no exception. >> the speed at which they want information and want answers has really accelerated over the last couple of year, and so i think that really is the challenge. >> reporter: i had to go behind the scenes with a number of major airlines so you can see who responds to your tweets and posts. jetblue, delta and southwest. >> it's our version of a social media command center. >> reporter: recently a man was removed from the plane after releasing the name of an agent who he said was rude. >> southwest tells me that decision was made which local agents. i'm told fliers should not be frightened to expr

the biggest city in mclehmberg is charlotte, the queen city.e county this is where the capital city of north carolina is is raleigh. these are the two largest counties in north carolina. they're both very democratic. how democratic? let's look a little bit closer now. this is mclehmberg. obama won mclehmberg county, charlotte basically, by 100,000 votes over mitt romney. a giant plu ralty. in 2008, hagan did better in mclehmberg than what you're seeing here. this is sort of the baseline. democrats need something. they need to get as close as they can to this presidential level turnout in charlotte. charlotte's about one-third black. wake, again, you look at the margin that barack obama got. this is the rally area. again, kay hagan's not going to be getting this kind turnout but she needs to be getting higher turnout in wake. she needs to be getting higher turnout in mclemburg. these are the democratic base counties. how they go on election night is going to tell you how north carolina's going and how north carolina goes is going to tell you abo

area, raleigh, anywhere north of charlotte, southern virginia or columbia, south carolina that's where'm favoring the best chance of afternoon tornadoes. i don't think it will be a big outbreak but they will be isolated. rest of the country is looking okay. the other big weather story is gonzalo. this storm is exiting areas of puerto rico. very minimal damage. all eyes are on bermuda. could go into bermuda as a major category 3 hurricane. >> thank you, bill. here's some other stories making news this morning. he's alive. or appears to be and still the lead of newark. new pictures of kim jong-un making his first public appearance in 40 days. he's holding a day which support claims he had surgery on his ankles. the obama administration tells nbc news they are looking into the report's authenticity. >>> the new hampshire congressional race is getting ugly my friends and i mean literally. a republican state senator made an argument on a blog post that looks really do matter in politics. referring to democratic congresswoman ann custer. he said quote does anyone not believe that congresswom

charlotte reveals to victoria emily is amanda clark and she vows to make emily pay.and musical that has was supposed to be a limited run on broadway is still so successful it's 20ur touring nation and coming to philadelphia. david murphy has preview on abc loves the arts newsies is inspired by the real life newspaper boy strike that helped change child labor laws in new york city. newsies nopd 201 for a limited engagement the show was such a big hit disney extended it two years it is now hitting the road with philadelphia on the stop for the north american tour. >> the message is great, spirit of the show is fantastic. >> david versus goliath tale is about homeless working for newspaper giant joseph pulitzer. >> he destidz raise the price you have to pay to buy the papers. >> one of the news boys rallies the troops in protest creating first news boy union in the nation and they went out on strike one man was able to bring thousands of kids to petition the newspaper and they won it's a fantastic thing standing together and fighting for what you believe. >> plus musica

he was murdered in his bathtub by his political enemy-- charlotte corday.he day after marat's death, a deputation appeared in the national convention to offer regrets on behalf of the people. one deputy made a speech which is recorded by a contemporary of david, the historian delescluze. "what a crime is this. "a parricidal hand has robbed us "of the people's most determined defender, "a man who died for liberty. "we still look among you, expecting to see him here "among you, our representatives. "what a spectacle it was-- "this man in the moment of his death. "where are you, david? you have another picture to paint." and david spoke up, his voice choked with emotion, "yes, i will undertake it." david painted the picture in three months. the death of marat is a murder story, and we see all the clues to the murder-- the blood, the knife, the letter marat received from charlotte corday just before she murdered him. it's a very realistic picture, strongly, movingly realistic, but it is more than that. it has an almost religious intensity, like a secular pieta,

he reports tonight from charlotte. >> this election is hard fought and it's only seven days away. >> after trailing democratic incumbent kay hagan for most of the race, tom tillis has suddenly caught fire. now ahead in the real clear politics average. >> what do you -- hagan had appeared on track to win a second term. >> speaker tillis has built a record of dividing our state. always putting the wealth y and big corporations first. >> hagan revealed she abandoned a committee hearing on isis to attend a fund-raiser. senator john mccain continued to rip her for it. >> here we are, with americans being beheaded and senator hagan doesn't even show up for the briefing. >> in an editorial endorsing hagan, the charlotte observer said it's a disappointment. still in an early voting analysis, democratic voters appear motivated. >> if you can look at the track record in terms of the early votes, democrats seem to be doing very well, even though they should be depressed numbers, nationally the enthusiasm is on the republican side, but here in north carolina it appears the democrats have the edg

next ms charlotte florence. charlotte is the policy expert at heritage for africa and the middle east. dealing with economic freedom, democratic institutions development and security cooperation. she was also an expert on international security and foreign-policy issues for the senate homeland security and government affairs committee and for then senator scott brown. she has lived and worked in africa before and she holds a bachelor's degree from the university of southern california and a masters in the war studies department at kings college in london. next to her is dr. tevi troy the present of the american health policy institute. he was the deputy secretary of the united states department of health and human services. he and his actions there included implementing issues combating bioterrorism and public health emergency preparedness. he was also the acting assistant to the president for domestic policy during which time he ran the domestic policy council. he is presently writing a book about presidents an

it's anything the designers at charlotte-based backman studios want it to be. but first it was a shipping container that came to the u.s. on a boat but never went back. give us the possibilities of what these things tend to come. because right now they kind of look like lego piece. >> that's a great description. it is a lego piece. how do you put them together? >> with a lot of imagination and a blow torch. >> what we built the company was was emerging markets experiences. that means creating environments that are iconic for the brand partners. >> working with brands like hyundai, underarmour, nike. they repurpose container carcasses, breathing new life into them as mobile marketing spaces. hyundai's man cave, for example, at sporting events. then they built on that, retail, restaurants, apartments, even a hotel could be in the work. what's tricky are the zoning regulations because there really aren't any on a national level. developers have to work within each municipality, which could consider them mobile, modular. >> don't dress it with phony traditionalism,

that's charlotte and this is "hardball," the place for politics.coughing] dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. >>> back to "hardball." time for the side show tonight. the birth of bill and hillary clinton's first grandchild on friday of the a hot topic for late-might comedians. stephen colbert was more conspiracy minded about the news. >> yet another hillary flip flop. four days ago she wasn't a grandmother. now she claims she is. charlotte, kind of suspicious, she was named after the largest estate in a major swing state. i got to talk about the elephant in the room here, all of the elephants in the room. >> the nursery will be decorated with elephants, the mascot of the republican party. >> yes, a nursery decorated with adorable republican elephants. they borrowed the design from paul ryan's bedroom. >> and "the tonight show's" jimmy fallon also marked the occasion by reading the

"eyewitness news" reporter charlotte huffman has this cemetery controversy. >> reporter: regular trips to visit her son donny never get any easier. >> my little angel. >> reporter: ever since bates buried her son more than three years ago in use castle cemetery she's been looking foreclosure. >> i guess the final phase of someone passing is to have a monument. >> reporter: but so far don 93's grave remains unmark except for family momentos and a tattered father's day card from his two children. >> this a little angel that i put here for his birthday. >> reporter: bates had plans for permanent memorial in fact she bought a $7,000 headstone. and this is the design she wants. various edgeings and six photos of donny with his children. >> this is one of the ones i wanted here on this monument. >> reporter: emmanuel episcopal church which own the sem terry says no. the church's cemetery committee which reviews grave markers rejected bates design. an approval is needed it's a rule stated in the standard agreement that bates signed when she purchased the plot. but as for specific guidelines f

there is a warrant for his arrest and tonight investigate testify reporter charlotte huffman shows themotional story of the woman who was targeted. it's an "eyewitness news" exclusive. >> reporter: imagine this. your stalker has key to your apartment. he enters when you're not home and goes through your most personal things like your underwear. sounds like a nightmare. kendall stevens says this is no dream. >> i can't sleep at night. i have to consult a therapist. at this point i mean i just -- it's tragic. it's absolutely tragic to have to live that way. >> reporter: leonard burton worked as the security guard at the front desk at stevens center city app building the west bury. he acted inappropriately. >> he would make sexual innuendos. i don't care what it takes, i want you. >> reporter: burton unlock her door and entered her apartment one day unannounced and saw her nude. >> he's right there in my doorway in my kitchen. i'm like get out, get out now. worried he'd go in her apartment again she installed a hidden camera before going on vacation. when she returned -- >> my apartment w

charlotte. >> reporter: chris, doctors hearsay it is important to know and for people to remember, that it is only contagious if the infect person is actually experiencing active symptoms. infectious disease doctor neil fishman says ebola is not transmitted true air or casualty contact. you are not going to contract ebola by shaking, and certainly in the by sitting next to someone. it is not transmitted, like a respiratory tract infection. >> reporter: the contagious person has to get into your bloodstream. doctor fishman says that can happen two ways. fit is ingested, and, and significant amount of bodily fluids from an infected person. >> blood on your hand, diarrhea on your bare hands, or your bladder, splattered with some blood or other body fluid. >> reporter: his mom says that, he thinks that he could have gottene bowl through skin exposure. >> apparently at within point he was trying to decontaminate a car he had most of the gear on but he thinks something might have splashed on his body at that point. that is one possibility but really, one doesn't know, fully. >> it depend on w

i had a voter group of charlotte-area mothers, a group here, a very active group, charlotte mommies,v that grew into something bigger. they were telling me they have seen hagan and tillis ads on minecraft. any parents with kids, minecraft is very popular, but with kids. i know my kids love playing it. i'm just thinking ads are popping up on minecraft? that tells you they have run out of so much real estate on tv. >> minecraft ads? >> then you're wondering -- embedded pokemon cards next? let me shift gears, about of we have to watch you drive on of into the sunset. in terms of georgia, what is happening there? is michelle nunn going to win this thing? >> you know, he certainly looks like she's got all the momentum. david perdue is definitely on defense. the issue of outsourcing in particular with sort of the shrinking working class jobs. when you look at what's happened, and the issue of outsourcing, issue of automation over the last 20, 30 years, people that end up involved in those decisions, and these are businessmen turned politicians, we saw mitt romney struggle to defend his bus

now the president of the charlotte lozier institute. before that he was legislative director of the national right to life committee. he also worked as a speechwriter for president reagan and helped lead the family research council for nearly two decades. previously was senior research fellow at civil liberty society at heritage foundation. as jennifer mentioned, they were key writers and contributors to our index, taking a look at an indicator and say, what does this indicator mean, how does it fit into the overall scope of culture and opportunity and why is it important? well, the index focuses on two things -- culture and opportunity. what do we mean by culture? this-n this definition we're laying out saying, let us measure the help of american families, our civil institutions. civil opportunity looks at what type of educational achievement are our students getting? how likely are you to find work? what are the chances of starting your own businesses? you still have the opportunity to be successful in business as you were in the past

out of charlotte. you won't see turn out that high in mid-term elections, but democrats have got to boost it as much as they can. it's the same story in wake county. the raleigh area, a 56,000 vote victory for a bottoma in 2012. nearly enough for obama to carry the state. he won in 08 and almost won in 2012. they have got to get the turn up. north carolina will tell you a lot about how the democrats in the senate are looking on election night. >> steve is rocking out that board. thank you, steve. this is the only senate race in the country that at this point national democrats have outspent republicans although it is close. outside dems and republicans have both poured in roughly $40 million on each side into this race. when you add in how much both have spent themselves taking out the addition to the outside spending, you get this grand total. $107 million spent on the race. this is what democracy costs right now apparently. joining me now is matea gold. you are an incredible reporter on this issue. w

both planes had to make emergency landings in charlotte. in one incident, oxygen masks were deployed in one after an air pressure problem in the cabin. the captain had to make a quick descent from 19,000 to 10,000 feet during the approach and a short time later a regional jet made a safe emergency landing also at charlotte due to a hydraulic problem. there were no injuries on either flight. >>> and today is the day that hackers are threatening to release about 100,000 photos from the popular photo sharing app snapchat. >> uh-oh. >> the pictures that were supposed to be erased moments after they were sent were apparently stolen by the hackers. the collection of leaked images is like last month's scandal in which a hacker posted hundreds of naked images of celebrities. among them, jennifer lawrence. >>> and a florida family had to be rescued off the coast of miami after their boat quickly started taking on water and flipped over in the open water, the open ocean there. a nearby boater noticed the three adults and three children waving and yel

jim morris joining us on the phone, a political supporter with the charlotte observer. what are the latest polls? >> is even. . about even. there are two polls who have showing a dead heat. we have seen more tv ads it is showing no signs of letting up in the last week. we will see what is driving them to the polls across the country. north carolina, what are the issues? it depends on who you talk to. on the republican side, trying to make president obama the issue. the threat of isis and threat of ebola. hagan is trying to assemblyation, federal the issue. it's like a mirror image of each other. host: you have this headline from one of the recent stories. hillary clinton and kay hagan make appeal to women during a recent charlotte rally. why women? are a big factor in this race. enjoyed the gender gap favoring her. women vote more often and more regularly than most people here. they make up a bigger share of registered voters. that could make a difference host. host: what about older voters in north carolina? when impact could they have? caller: they could have a pretty

a new accident new hanover by the car corner, big road charlotte street.e have a wreck county line and keith valley road. we have an accident along buck road involving a deer. watch out for them is your out and about. on the schuylkill expressway we have the normal westbound slowing by belmont at 14 miles per hour. and we continue to watch this accident, actually i believe the accident cleared during the commercial break while we were not looking at the camera. the accident was right here, now out of the way, but you see heavy westbound traffic coming away from university avenue. matt. >> thanks, matt. >>> developing overnight, crowds clashed with police after learning that an off-duty police officer shot and killed a man. the 6-year veteran was working a security job. he shot and killed a man during a chase saying that the man fired at the off duty officer first, three shots, in fact. relatives of the dead man do not believe he was armed, but police say they recovered a weapon at the scene. >>> the investigation continues into a deadly fire at an assisted

coaches, to the people who work in the front office, the back office and all the concession stands charlotte we have here with us, if i can ask larry and bruce bochy to come up on behalf of a very grateful city and as mayor it is my honor to present to you the key to san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] let's go giants. and of course with the king and with this day and when the thousands of people across the city it is today my pleasure to declare this to be san francisco giants day! [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. the celebration continues. how are you doing out here? [ cheers and applause ] >> in the back, let me hear you! [ cheers and applause ] yeah, we see you. now it's my absolute privilege and honor to bring to the podium right now your giants president and ceo larry bayer. >> welcome giants fans! how are you doing? now, for those of you from out of town just want you to know that we have this little gathering, it's something we do on halloween in san francisco every two 2 years. [ cheers and applause ] but i would suggest why don't we change it up, maybe we go out of order an

>> i saw charlotte on friday. there is obviously worry about obama.she does not talk about the president a great deal. they know they are going to turn out the african-american vote they need. they are worried about getting their percentage in the high 30's. as of friday they were rather confident they could achieve that. she probably needs 47 or 48. he's pulling as high as 6% in the polls. >> today josh earnest was saying there is a lot going on in the world, so it does not that surprising the president is off the trail. as we get down to the last week, will it be more of a problem for democrats and the symbolism of that? >> i do not think in georgia or north carolina or some other hotly contested places they are going to limit the fact that barack obama won't be there. i don't think the president is a welcome sight on most campaign trips. >> you think they are looking for opportunities to say there is a crisis? >> sure. i think that is a good reason. i do not think he is welcome in a lot of places. his popularity is about 35%. if you are kay hagan y

la plata, waldorf, charlotte hall and here in fairfax station. dairy queen discovered 295 locations nationwide where the payment systems were infected by malware that was stealing customer information. the malware was active for a good hunk of august, although the exact dates varied my location. now here at fairfax station the problem was between august 5th and the 31st. now, take a look at some of the compromised information. this is what the hackers got. customer names, card numbers, and expiration dates. however, dairy queen says there is no indication they got social security numbers or pins. dairy queen says they have taken care of the problem, they have gotten rid of this malware and they are basically working with their customers. if you think you have been impacted, they are offering one free year of identity repair services. so you can contact them if you did go to one of these locations impacted and if you have concerns about your account. certainly keep a close eye on your bank accounts and report anything that might be strange. report

is live inrg charlotte's burger. jeff? >> good afternoon. there is a lot of media presence here. waitingce department is for developments and any kind of results from the forensic testing as to whether or not the remains found this weekend are that of anagram. investigators are searching that and, that wooded area looking for any clues as this investigation unfolds. wooded area about 12 miles from downtown charlottesville. jesse matthew is in jail. he is charged with the abduction. missing on september 13 after a night out with friends. the wooded area is about five miles from where the remains of morgan harrington were found. the virginia tech student who disappeared after a concert in 2009. forensic evidence links jesse matthew to morgan harrington. him told him to just keep looking. >> we stayed positive and upbeat. the mission was to bring loge or. -- closure. >> somebody people throughout the region hoping that there is closure in this case. the test results of and sent to the virginia medical examiner in richmond. thoseis no word when results will become public. a lot is go

fleet week association your honorabley dianne feinstein and secretary of state george shurts and charlottent agencies that helped to make fleet week possible is a special thanks to form admiral tom brown chair of the commission necessarily committee and all the volunteers you've assembled (clapping). >> and a very, very special thanks to ms. lynn pace for your dedication to middle families and their children and to support of the sponsorship of uss america (clapping.) and, of course, with great admires and respect i welcome back our honorable ray. >> thank you him for his service with the continued work of all the navy and the work with us to officially transfer treasure island to our city and the transfer of hunters point shipyard and in celebration of fleet week and the uss america knicks i hereby proclaim this day to be uss america day here 2, 3, 4 in san francisco captain hall completely step forward to receive this confirmation and, of course, since we're within eye shopping shot of our stadium saying yes, yes, yes go giants (clapping.) thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, mr

next spring they will add atlanta, charlotte, and chicago. the spirit airlines will offer more routes in chicago. it begins april 16 of next year. >> the consumer reports out with the results of the battery testing of the new iphones tonight. it's a weakness of the older motels. battery life improved. they offer up to 14 hours of talk time for the iphone 6 and a larger day for the iphone 6 plus. they did not reach the lofty goals. it shows that the iphone 6 delivered 10 hours of talk time. the iphone 6 plus is 17 hours. >> the other phones batteries did better in our tests. >> apple pointed differences in the testing efforts. consumer reports talked about other models doing better. they listed the lg g3 and delivering about 19 hours of talk time and samsung galaxy, s5, 20 hours of talk time. >>> if you take picture vus a gallery is youhave a gallery. >>> you have my back. >>> there is a line of showers and thunderstorms to the west. it has been sitting there for about the past three hours. we had 16 lightning strikes. it's over i-81 and 79. i

my name is charlotte landers. i'm a staff attorney with the office for civil rights in the department of education. today i am intending to talk first about our enforcement work with respect to complaints involving allegations of harassment based on a protected civil right. so harassment based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age. and next i will talk about the section 504 implications that can arise from bullying or harassment. and then finally i'll talk about how the two can interact at times. so ocr, the office for civil rights enforces several civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability and age. and essentially, as explained in our 2010 dear colleague letter on harassment and bullying, schools have several obligations as soon as they learn of bullying or hars harsing conduc. as soon as they know or should know that a child is being subject to bullying or harsing behavior, they have an obligation to investigate. if the result of the in