[applause] >> charlotte and mayor brown, thank you very much. isn't this a great day for the great city of san francisco! oh, wow! you know, when i became mayor my first meeting with our chief of protocol, charlotte was to tell about all the work we are about to do. a lot of good hard work sfr residents of the city. things i had already been assigned to get done by senator feinstein and willie brown and gaven nusem. one of the things that we talked about the first meeting was, the fact that as we meet these challenges that we are so familiar about, we got to have some fun in the city. we got tobe able to do it with the zest that i think the city is known for. and while i want to solve many of the challenges that we have and we are making great progress, we also need to celebrate what is right and what is great about san francisco. what an honor it is to be here with a 19 time grammy award winner who sold over 50 million recordings internationally and he is a artist exextraordinary. he is today, 90 years young. [applause] and what i keep saying o

>> charlotte mckinney is celebrating her 25th birthday in las vegas. scott eastwood is whispering in her ear and photos of them leaving the club afterwards. >> good weekend for eastwood. "suicide squad" $300 million and he's barely in the movie. >> charlotte mckinney probably didn't see that movie over the weekend because she was too busy having sex with scott eastwood. harvey: who saved enough energy because he only had three lines in the movie so he was able to bang away. [laughter] announcer: michael won, katie too.

donald trump's stop in charlotte marked what occurred be a major shift in his campaign. the comments meant to bring in new voters. >> plus before you head out the weekend. yes, it's friday. and yes, we're going to get >>> hello and good morning everyone thanks for watching north carolina at 6:30 i'm russ bowen. >> we have a live update about a homicide investigation that happened in raleigh. what the victim's family is make headlines when he visits north carolina but this latest rally might have been his most important yet. >>> first, let's go straight over to meteorologist alyssa corfont. who has more on the forecast good morning. >> good morning, guys. >>> good morning to you at home, as well. most of us starting off this friday morning on the dry side. we starting off with pretty cloudy conditions and some are even seeing a few rain showers. most of the rain actually referring the ground is right around the virginia border. around that area, please take the umbrella with you. the rest of us hold off until this afternoon. in the meantime, here's a look at temperatures,

a charlotte missing person cases that includes three people is being treated as a homicide. the three coworkers, 23-year- old sandy lee and 19-year-old feaster also disappeared at separate times last week. they found the car in phoenix, arizona and they believe her former boyfriend and girlfriend drove it there and have since gone to mexico. >> we're interested in bringing b ask them any questions. they're intensifying the search for lee and the area of charlotte where she went missing. >>> north carolina continues to be front and center in the race for the white house. we are learning more today about donald trump easy visit to charlotte that happens tomorrow. republican presidential nominee will address supporters at the charlotte convention center. those dos open at 4:30. he's expected to speak around 7:30. the democratic vp nominee was yesterday. jobs, manufacturing and the va. kaine is in iowa but his wife is in charlotte this afternoon to meet with organizers and craig boswell announces trump is making -- bracing for the potential republican attacks after the fbi relea

. >> a charlotte man's family comes to his defense after isis. their claims and how muslim community is disowning him. >>> good morning, thanks for watching north carolina news i'm russ bowen it's friday, guys. >> it is. i'm stefan chase something that you and alyssa were talking about, you were talking about treats and we love to eat. this girl right here, she brings in the treats like every single morning. i can't stop baking. >> she's a bang e for sure. >> it's going to be bad for all of our waist lines. >> well, this morning, chocolate chip cookies. >> yesterday was national chocolate chip cookie day. i'm a day late. >> there's a way. >> i'll let you know when. >> we are very appreciative. >>> so let's talk about the forecast. >>> well, it's very similar to the past few days. so we'll start off with a little bit of mix of sun and clouds. as we head into the afternoon the chance for a shower or storm will return. airport. 74degrees. wet weather has left puddles on the tarmac. so many of you will probably start off with similar conditions in yo

. >>> neighbors in charlotte are in shock after a man was shot and killed by a state trooper in their neighborhood. on thursday, police say they the car got out and confronted them. the encounter ended with shots being fired. residents were shocked to see this police presence close to gloam it's nerve-racking to come home and have half of charlotte police department on the street along with four or five state troopers, but generally pretty quiet neighborhood. >>> the man who was killed was 29-year-old the trooper involved is on administrative leave, which is standard procedure after an officer-involved shooting. >>> duke of the is at the center of a second federal investigation into the school's compliance with title 9 which bans gender discrimination. the university was notified on friday by federal regulators. last november, regulators opened an office of civil rights inquiry. it's not clear if the probes are connected. the midst of a lawsuit: a 3- year legal battle over a home looks like it's coming to an end. over the past week, the north carolina supreme court decided against rev

the charlotte observer reporting... trump will hold a rally in 'charlotte'.. 'thursday' night... and a fundraiser at trump national golf club near 'mooresville'. trump will get his first classified 'intelligence briefing', tomorrow.. in new york. he plans to take new jersey governor chris christie.. and lieutenant general michael flynn with him... sparking speculation christie and flynn could be part of a future trump 'cabinet'. for more than 60-years... the briefings. it's an effort to create a smooth transition to the white house. the news is just getting started tonight... heinous crime.. a college student charged with killing a couple-- the gruesome thing police say he did after attacking the husband and wife. and crash on camera... a red light runner causes a bus crash... what the driver did after the wreck. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news i'm roy cooper, and you deserve the truth about the crime lab. when i became attorney general, we discovered a backlog of more than 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy investigations. but what gove

thank you, and it's great to be in charlotte.t with our many amazing employees right up the road, up my property. i will tell you, they like me very much. i guess i pay them a little bit too much. i'd like to take a moment to talk about the heartbreak and devastation in louisiana. a state that is very, very special to me. we are one nation. when one state hurt we all hurt and we must all work together to lift each other up. working, building, restoring together. our prayers are with the families who have lost loved ones and we send them our deepest condolences. though words cannot express the sadness one feels at times like this. i hope everyone in louisiana knows that our country is praying for them and standing with them to help them in these difficult hours. they are very, very difficult. thank you. >> we are one country, one people and we will have together one great, fantastic future. together, i'd like to talk about the new american future that we are going to create as a team together last week i laid out my plan to bring

angelica alvarez-- is live at the convention center in uptown charlotte... angelica, what did he say to his supporters? trump laid out his plan for national security tonight... after a shakeup in his political team here...with new people at the head of his campaign. and trump started the night with admitting he sometimes regrets how he says things. "sometimes in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. . "and believe it or not i regret it." trump not being specific with what past comments he crowd to always tell them the truth. this admission...coming at the start of trump's speech here in hall a of the charlotte convention center... where the republican presidential candidate then laid out his plan for national security. "we are going to end the era of nation building and instead focus on destroying, destroying, destroying isis and radical islamic terrorism." trump promising to use military, cyber and financial warfare... and to work with world...including those

appearing in charlotte and wilmington. 'pence' wasn't in charlotte for 'long'... his speech to a 'hand-picked group' -- at "charlotte pipe and foundry" -- lasted only about 15 minutes. it was his 'second appearance' in charlotte this month. you can 'keep up' with all the "vote 20-16 news. dot-com -- and clicking on the 'politics section'. new tonight - a fort bragg soldier accused of violating a child. "justin - lewis".... was already in the cumberland county jail on indecent liberties charges. fayetteville detectives have now charged perry with several child sex charges including rape. investigators say the incident happened during the summer of 20- 14. he's in the cumberland county jail under a '900- thousand dollar' bond. a 'couple' of crooks -- "caught in the act"! 'surveillance cameras' -- capturing 'two guys'... 'breaking in' to a home on afternoon. the pair 'seemed to know' -- they were "on- camera"... and tried 'covering' their faces with their hands. they didn't 'take anything' from the house. you can get a 'second look' at the burglars -- by going to abc

. >>> a deaf man was killed in charlotte last week when they tried to pull him over for offenses and misdemeanors in three other states. the fbi is investigated and at this point the trooper has not been charged. >>> a man pled guilty to a quadruple murder more than a decade ago. roderic duncan sat in court handcuffed during the hearing and pleaded guilty to four counts of second-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and armed robbery in connection to the 2005 case. several relatives had tears in their eyes and the sister of one of the victims pleaded r >> nobody in this courtroom -- we've got to stop killing each other if we want to get respect if black lives matter, this is where it starts. >> duncan most spend -- will spend at least 44 years behind bars for the charges. >>> we know e-cigarette is to blame for the fire at a wake county home that we first told quickly spread. the family was not home at the time and they were able to save the family dog. >>> this was the scene on falls road this morning. nobody had to be evacuated. >>> a judge raised bond today for a 22-year-o

charlotte: i mean, this is certainly a success. there have been arrests over the past month of supporters of the islamic state in germany. this is a success in light of the recent attacks we have seen. two of the attacks were carried out by asylum-seekers that were radicalized by the islamic state while they were living in germany. authorities are keeping a very close eye othe lone wolves, aggressors, and apparently there are 900 of those at the moment here in germany. sarah: we are awaiting more information on this but what we know so far, a 24-year-old syrian. charlotte potts, thank you for your reporting on this. a new wave of a violent unrest has broken out in ethiopia as angry citizens accuse the government of human rights abuses and repression of ethnic minorities. isolated protests are continuing good witnesses say they have reached their peak over the weekend, with massive demonstrations across the country. as many as 100 of the demonstrators paid with their lives. reporter: hundreds of people marched through the streets to

charlotte observer picked up the story today.anangta said he stood outside the convention center, watching a stream of white people enter. quote, i thought trump was for all the people. i don't believe it anymore. why are all these white people allowed to attend and i'm not? jake also told the observer that after this experience at his first political rally for the first election he can vote in, he doesn't think he can support trump anymore. the trump campaign is sticking by their assertion they were right to throw jake out. saying, we were informed last night that security identified those individuals, asked to leave, as individuals who have been removed from previous events. trump's spokesman then named a former fbi agent as the trump security director, who was responsible for determining that jake anangta was a protester who had been kicked out of previous events and that's why they kicked him out in charlotte last night. in his speech last night at that event, donald trump made a verbal attempt at least to reach out to minori

trump is holding a rally at the parked charlotte convention center in charlotte, north carolina.ht's speech coming one day after a change in leadership. fox news campaign carl cameron is inside the convention center. carl? >> owned this group and that group. >> hi, greta. tonight will be the second in donald trump's entire campaign, speech delivered at a rally with the help of a teleprompter. he did it earlier this week. he has used teleprompters for policy speeches. he used to say that the prompter wouldn't work in an effort to sharpen his message and improve his rhetorical battle with hillary clinton he will use one tonight. we have breaking news for you. trump is revising his schedule for campaigning tomorrow and will go to baton rouge, louisiana to tour the devastating floods that have been plaguing that state. this is a last-minute decision by the trump campaign. it will be both donald trump and his running mate mike pence going there. and it is intended to show that he is dealing with united states cease, preparing himself for the presidency it will come tomorrow the day af

the rail will take place at the charlotte convention center in uptown charlotte. doors open at 4:30 for the 7:30 event. bow min will be there, of course, and have reports on wkrn.com and our evening newscast as well. >>> trump has access to national security information. he attended his first intel briefing. it's tradition f during the campaign. >>> the death of a toddler has spurred calls for changes to save kids' lives. people stood silently outside of moore county social services office holding signs in remembrance of a boy who died after drowning in a near boy of by pond just five months after being returned to his mother's custody. one board member of the social services department called for >> i think it will further assure the public that we are covering all bases. which is what we want to do. >> once we know better we're supposed to do better. and i would feel a lot better if i knew that we were doing better. >> the child's mother is facing involuntary manslaughter and child abuse charges. she's due in court next month. >>> also next month a man's expecte

now, the rally will take place at the charlotte convention center in uptown charlotte. doors open at 4:30. beau minnick will be there and have reports on wncn.com and throughout the evening newscast, as well. >>> trump now has access to information. he attended his first intel briefing yesterday at the fbi field office in new york. it's tradition for major nominees to receiver briefings during the campaign. >>> the death of a toddler in moore can't has spurred calls for change tuesday save kids' lives. people stood silently outside the social services office holding signs in remembrance u a little boy who died and drowned in a fear by pond five months after bein one board member calmed for an independent investigation which the board approved. >> i think it will further assure the public that we are covering all bases. which is what we want to do. >> once we know better we're supposed to do betterment and i would feel a lot better if i knew that we were doing better. >> the child's mother is facing involuntary manslaughter and child abuse charges. she is due in court ne

and then this evening he'll be in uptown charlotte holding a rally about 7:30 tonight at the charlotte convention center. we also will be here and in just a short time speaking one on one with eric trump, trump's son and we're going guy discussing a number u topics key to the campaign. plan is for advertising here in north carolina. so we'll have updates throughout the day on wncn.com or you can watch the reports tonight at 5:00. beau minnick, cbs north carolina. >>> and while trump is here in north carolina, hillary clinton's in new york to meet with law enforcement leaders from around the country. trump still shaking off criticism about his campaign shakeup. at trump's tax returns. >> we have no idea what tax rate he pays because unlike everybody else who's run for president in the last four or five decades, he refuses to release his tax returns. >> meanwhile trump's new campaign manager kellyanne conway tells cbs this morning trump will stay on message. >> i'd rather lose a campaign were we put it all in the field substantively where people saw the differen o campaign based on style

. >> a missing person's case in charlotte turns into a homicide nfertion. who police are searching for and where they think they are this morning. >>> plus, some people driving on a florida turnpike got quite a jolt. where rocks fell and the damage it caused. >>> a look at your temperatures as you do start off ly have a closer look when you'll need the umbrella coming up next. >> we could have delays through today, lori grabs delicious jimmy dean sausage from the fridge, fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a celebration in lori's backyard. we could brag about what's in new light & fit yogurt. but we'd rather talk about what's not in it. like no artificial colors or preservative ingredients. and with 70 calories... maybe we're kind of bragging? >>> a small chance for isolated storms later we drop back to 91. as far as the next few days are concerned i mentioned some changes. more cloud cover as well. that's going lead to some cooler temperatures. right around 90 for a hig

pinellas county is ((dave)) we're following a developing situation in charlotte county. a woman has been shot and killed... at a citizen police academy. and it happened during a training exercise. the training took place at the punta gorda police department. "mary knowlton" and another person were picked randomly for a role playing scenario where an officer had to decide whether to shoot... or not shoot. nolon was mistakenly hit with a ?live round, and later died. the police chief gave an

for an elderly volunteer in charlotte county. this morning: the rush for ?answers... and ?accountability. ((vanessa rise and shine, students! bells are ringing! it's time... to go back to school. ((walter and... good... as... gold. the u-s women's gymnastics team lives-up to the hype... and makes history. what they did that's never been done before... and the other thing, that will never been done again. ((walter)) its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes, jen epstein will join us later. let's start off with a check of skytower radar and the forecast, with dave. (dave still unsettled today, with scattered showers and storms expected. rain chances around 60%, with high temps in the mid to upper 80s. tonight will be warm and steamy; lows in the upper 70s. thursday will feature more scattered afternoon and evening storms, available for traffic. ((wally)) we're following a tragic developing story from charlotte county right now. there was a ?horrible accident at a citizen police academy. a police officer shot and killed a 73-year-ol

an update in charlotte county. a punta gorda police officer accidentally shot and killed a woman during a citizens academy. it happened at police headquarters during a role- playing scenario. the woman killed is 73-year-old one of two people randomly picked to simulate a shoot/don't shoot scenario. >> our entire police department and all our city leaders are absolutely devastated for everyone involved in this unimaginable event. >> the officer involved hasn't been identified yet but is now on administrative leave pending an investigation by the florida department of law enforcement. >>> a sarasota couple traveled to orlando to mark what would have been birthday. crosses are installed where her body was found have been stolen. a sarasota couple hopes this one will stay here and be a constant memorial for caylee on her birthday. >> happy birthday! >> reporter: no birthday cake, no candles, just balloons and a few strangers, that is all anthony got for her 11th goodenow say it's not enough so they built this cross. >>

charlotte smith the team's coach told cnn the entire hotel shook for 30 seconds but there was no damage. split says everybody is o.k. the team is expected to arrive sometime today. >> meanwhile another powerful quake shook the sensor asian country this be belt in -- the president of the american university confirms the campus is under attack by militants. several american professors are inside. along with possibly hundred of students. many appear to have escaped through emergency doors narch a armed robbery. according to campus police two men burst into a dorm room and held ena student at gunpoint. another student walked out and wound up being robbed as well. both students were tied upas the robbers searched left. much more on this story at 5:00. >>> all right. hard to believe but it was actually pretty cool stepping outside earlier this morning. things are warmer now, of course, but still pretty pleasant. changes on the way. we're going to check in with meteorologist to find out when. >> yes. we are looking at changes this morning though you mentioned cool. some areas started off in th

angelica alvarez will be in charlotte. look for her live reports starting at 'four o'clock' on eyewitness news. we'll also stream trump's speech live on abc-11-dot-com. and the 'wife' of democratic vice presidential nominee -- "tim - kaine" -- continued her swing through our state. "anne - holton" receiving a 'warm welcome' in greensboro. she spoke to volunteers about how important their work is... saying she's all in for "hillary - clinton." holton make sure everybody gets to vote... citing the recent overturn of a voter registration law in north carolina. concern in r-t-p, tonight... the possibility of 'pink slips'-- at a major tech company. networkign giant... "cisco systems"... announcing it will lay off 55-hundred employees... but it's unclear, tonight-- how many will come--- from here in north carolina. the shake-up means about seven percent of cisco's roughly 74- thousand workers-- will lose their jobs. the layoffs come as the company tailored for large data centers... and pouring more resources into 'software' and

he attended two fundraisers and spoke at a rally in charlotte. he told the crowd it's time for a change in america. immigration reform. he also told the crowd that he regrets some comments that he's made during the presidential campaign that have brought people personal pain. he followed that up by saying he's not politically correct and will always speak the truth. >> is that donald duck? yes, it is. protesters greeted trump in charlotte including a name sake duck held up a sign saying donald duck's releasing his tax returns. >> democrats are pressuring trump to release the returns. trump says that's because the irs is auditing him he cannot release the returns until that audit is complete. >>> well, neck week the trump campaign will release political ads in north carolina. >> we sat down with eric trump, donald trump's son. and asked limb what to expect that's become my father's message. we're not winning wars any more. we're getting ripped off by countries all across the world. >> trump's cap pain will spend nearly $5 million during the next 1

we're live at panthers fan fest in charlotte.... they had to play through a serious deluge... plus the heels kick off fall camp...elijah hood figures to feature prominently this year... stick around for sports almost every time i go there i see something that reminds me of why i like to shop there. and i know that they just got the same great service i always get. i've been shopping at publix well over 20 years now... i always walk away happy. there is always someone who appears who can answer that question for you. and if they don't know the answer they will find someone who does. it's the little things like that, it makes such a huge difference. let's get it straight to charlotte where ngozi ekeledo is standing with a recap of tonight's panthers fanfest/practice at bank of america...ngozi? after battliing through practices in under the steamy spartanburg sun...the panthers came ready for this year's fan fest. while the weather wasn't necessarily on their side. heavy rn off throughout the night kept a but the players seemed to enjoy the super-soaked atmosphere. especially guy

. >> basketball note for you, the nba moved the 2017 all-star game from charlotte to new orleans that to north carolina law that eliminates the gay and lesbian people.

he will address supporters at the charlotte convention center. doors open at 4:30 and trump is expected to take the stage three hours later. there and we'll have coverage tomorrow starting at 5:00. >>> mike pence is holding a townhall meeting. he will head to new hampshire tomorrow. >>> san doe a deamina cites his work with mothers -- with black lives matter. this resignation comes after a move by the board to set guidelines on telecommuting to meetings. you can see find the story right now on wncn.com. >>> southern season, will go up for auction on friday. the deal could close as soon as money. the rapid sale, they said, is open. southern season filed for bankruptcy back in june. >> one american athlete ran into trouble. >> how the olympic spirit has shown through. >> another hot day today but we're also tracking some storms. the latest on where these are headed and newly formed tropical storm fiona coming up. family in need. beautiful day to be at the beach. beach. we'll she's one of the wealthiest women in politics. combined income: thirty mil

((dave)) we're following a developing situation in charlotte county. a woman has been shot and killed... at a citizen police academy. and it happened during a training exercise. the training took place at the punta gorda police department. "mary knowlton" and another person were picked randomly for a role playing scenario where an officer had to decide whether to shoot... or not shoot. nolon was mistakenly hit with a ?live round, and later died. the police chief gave an overnight:the officer who fired is now on paid leave... and the f-d-l-e is handing the investigation. fox 13's shayla reaves will be covering this story for us this morning. she's heading down to punta gorda... and will bring us a live update at five. take a good look at these surveillance images: hillsborough county deputies hope they will help catch some smash and grab robbers at two local businesses. invstigators say the two men you see here smashed the glass doors at "jayc beverage" and "pannarano pizzeria" just after 6 a-m. they left on foot -- with the cash. if you recognize them,

a vigil was held last night in charlotte for daniel harris. he was the man shot last week after leading troop others on a short case into his neighborhood. so f released very few details saying only that both the trooper and harris got out of their cars and that quote, an encounter resulted in a shot being fired. harris' brother believes the communication barrier likely played a role in his death. >> if the officer had known that he was deaf, you know, it would have ended differently. and he would still be around with family and life would be going on. he'd be happy. >> the sbi is currently investigating the shooting. with vehicle registration that could alert officers to the drive being hearing impaired. >>> also in charlotte, police have identified a body as that of a woman at the center of a homicide investigation. sandy le disappeared earlier this month under what police called suspicious circumstances. investigators are looking for her two co-workers. they were last believed to have crossed the border into mexico. >>> time check for you r

trump is at the charlotte convention center. -- are living in pofer difficult. i will not rest until children of every color in this country are fully included in the american dream. [cheers and applause] jobs, safety, opportunity is what we have to have, and it's what we need. fair and equal representation. this is what i promise to african-americans, hispanics, americans, and of all types of all colors, of all religions, this is what we promise. we all promise. never this room promises. this is what we have to do. [cheers and applause] lou: we are going to talk if we may with governor mike huckabee. donald trump making an important, i think, shift in tone here than we have seen the three previous speeches on policy. former arkansas governor, mike huckabee. former presidential candidate. it sounds like a more inclusive speech. it sounds like a tone he adopted and has stayed with, we think. >> i think he's get together point that he realizes the focus has to be on the substantive issues. he has to focus on hillary. he's doing th

we'll see that in charlotte.we'll see donald trump being tough and aggressive and even perhaps a little bit lightheartedness thrown in the address and at the same time being very much disciplined on mess amg and going after hillary clinton. they may be getting the campaign in a sweet spot which for republicans would be a welcome relief. >>> in the meantime hillary clinton is meeting in new york city with top law enforcement leaders. trump has begun to tackle hillary clinton record on law enforcement. here's more on what hillary clinton is doing today? >> reporter: aides tell me that the meeting with the commissioners was planned for sometime. some of the police commissioners who are meeting with hillary clinton came from as far as dallas, los angeles and cam ben and philadelphia. there are eight in all. and hillary clinton spoke moments ago at the top of the meeting and she is walking a fine line supporting on the one hand the black lives matter movement, and also supporting police commissioners and police who pu

and donald trump will hold a rally in charlotte. that's tonight. we'll have full details and we will be there as we visit in our next half hour. >> and speaking of donald trump. northcarolina's one of the places he's channeling his financial resources in order the trump campaign will begin rolling out the first tv ads of the general election season in these states. all the usual suspects are here, north carolina, florida, ohio and pennsylvania. >> recent polls show hillary clinton leading in all of those states by margins as small as three points and as large as nine. >>> dr. jill stein is hoping donald trump and hillary clinton's historic unpopularity will sway voters toward the green party. >> i will have trouble sleeping i will also have trouble sleeping at night if hillary clinton is elected. >> casting the green party is the only group not corrupted by money, stein repeatedly went after clinton. he questioned her trust byirthyness and judgment and called her pro war and justed that made her less of a feminist when it came to policy stein said

trump visits charlotte tonight after already making big leadership changes. jason carol details. >> reporter: with a major shake- up in his campaign, donald trump now seems less likely to >> i think what he doesn't like is people telling him what to say and how to do t maybe that is hillary clinton's game. what do the focus groups say. >> reporter: kelly ann conway is now campaign manager but the buzz is about media flame flower steve bannon. he is now the cam pine chief executive. he was dubbed the most dangerous political operative in america. both will work controversial political consultant roger stone. also advising trump though the campaign denies it, former fox news chief roger ailes. in short, an aggressive mix of operatives. so why shake things up with less than three months to election day. in part, lag poll numbers in key battleground states. trump's former campaign manager whork whose strategy during the primaries was to just let trump be trump says the campaign needs to let their candidate unleash more on hillary clinton in his own way. over the

trump rally in charlotte and hint in the today meeting with law enforcement leaders. that is the latest live from outside trump tower this morning. juliet and kerry back to you. >> all right robert moses thanks very much. joining us from fox business studio and why flying maybe less aggravating than it used to be. bag is never lost and fares went down. yes this is what people are saying. [laughter] okay these new number pres department of transportation are for the first six monthses of the year. they do not include the southwest and the delta power outages. so keep that in mind. but the news is that because fare are down and airlines are doing a better job getting you where you need to go passenger complaints are down 12% from the same period last year. the best airlines in terms of receiving like one complaint on prntionzs that fly are southwest and express jet. and the most criticize airlines are american and united. i would throw delta on that. >> i have to look that up for you. i would tell you they'rest louisiana on the list of complaints i'm guaranteeing that.

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martin savidge joins me from charlotte, north carolina.r heard from lochte since he arrived back home? i understand he was on twitter? >> reporter: right. he has been seen on social media and sources tell us he probably took the overnight flight similar to what the athletes are taking tonight only he would have taken it on tuesday, arriving here in charlotte where he lives early wednesday morning. but since that time, it appears he has been keeping an extremely low profile. we are outside i guess you should say of the neighborhood where he lives. it's a gated community so we can't get inside. we actually were able to get in for a time and knock on the door. we didn't get any answer. his car has been seen by people here a couple of times. it's a very distinctive car. a black rolls royce. no one could tell if he was actually inside. many here would like to hear his side of the story, as would we. >> have you talked to neighbors at all? does he have a lot of support there? what are people saying about it? >> reporter: two kind of themes you g

. >>> donald trump holds a rally tonight in charlotte. how he is hoping to win votes in our battleground state. >> a shooting investigation in wake forest at a food kitchen. >>> police in wake forest are investigating after a man was found shot at a food shelter. 26-year-old sebastian smith was rush today hospital where he died early this morning. >> leyla santiago joins us live from wake forest. investigators say the food shelter was not involved in this, right. >> reporter: that's correct. we have learned new information ever since we got ahold of the 911 calls. i listened t of them, a woman reported a man shooting and threatening to shoot up a nearby apartment that is about a block from where we are right now. that was around 1:30 this morning. now, i am standing at north allen street and that is where that hope house is. that is where 26-year-old sebastian smith was found as a shooting victim. he later died in the hospital. police at this point have not identified any description for a potential suspect or suspects. police say smith w

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dressed as a construction worker walked into a charlotte bank and robbed it. you can see he was wearing a hard hat and orange vest. no one was hurt and emanaged to get away. >>> a district attorney believes police were justified in shooting a suspect after a multicounty chase. >> it started august 10 with a carjacking in charlotte. police say they then chased the get away truck of armed men several miles until the truck crashed into a pole. one of the suspects jumped out and he pointed that's when police started shooting. the d.a. says the decision that the shooting was justified was based on body camera video, as well as evidence from the shoot. >>> the judge who gave a stamford student six months in jail for rape will no longer hear criminal cases. aaron persky has asked to hear civil cases. he sentenced turn tire six month in jail after the former felony counts of sexual assault. prosecutors had asked for six years. the decision cautioned outrage across the nation. >>> and race is still dominating the headlines in the presidential campaign and hillary clint

that's not the message of charlotte. that's the trump of the primary. >> it's the trump, too, trying to play off grievances out there. a general sense of malaise of voters they're not moving forward. a sense of disorder out there in the world. there's an element of optimism to add and it is presenting at least a feature which they're saying the world would be better under trump. not specific how that would happen. this is more the donald trump of the primary. >> anybody else have a take on this, james? >> look, this is a winning issue for him as far as limiting immigration from parts of the world with a history of terrorism. he said in north carolina we're not going to let in people who think sharia law implants the constitution. i don't know anyone who could disagree with that statement. this is a winning message. i'm for immigration. let's have immigration but keep out jihadists. >> thank you all. when we come back donald trump's anti-terror strategy taking on the obamacare/clinton record and laying out his own plan. h

. >> we have the heat state map here, 97 in in charlotte and the only relief in the mountains here. 70s in the mountains here and that's what it is at 11:00 at night. that's pretty warm and as we look at the heat index and it's still feeling like 100 out there and it's a muggy, muggy night. overnight. the temperatures will bottom out into the 70s and tomorrow morning 75 at 6:00 a.m. and 75 at 7:00 and warm again by 8:00. we'll have a few clouds out there with fog and the muggy conditions here. if you look at the futurecast, it's going to get hot tomorrow and we'll talk about the triple digit heat and we'll see the end of it is coming in about ten minutes. >>> no one hurt after a bridge clansed this morning iin -- raleigh. crews search for two hours to make sure no one was trapped they found no one. >>> three people charged in the death of a taxicab man. the man was shot and killed park drive. police found one of the suspects outside of the hotel and the other two in a hotel room and found items belonging to the driver and the teen that was robbed earlier in the day. >> it gave us the ch

the nba said it would consider bringing the game back to charlotte in 2019. >>> a busy day for donald trump. television ads are now running in several battleground states including north carolina. it is earlier today trump visited louisiana which is self through the worst natural disaster from super storm standing. -- sandy. hillary clinton has no immediate plans to visit but says she's been in talks with the governor and urging supporters to help in the relief effort. >>> amana killed of killing a mother and her daughters is in custody after being extradited. he is -- he used the hammer to kill them. they were found in their townhome on tuesday night. boulevard motel. no one was hurt but the rooms were damaged and five people are receiving assistance. >>> new details about the death of a man. this happened last night in a neighborhood following a car chase . they say the man who was shot and killed daniel harris had a hearing and speech impediment. he got out of the car and it was some kind of interaction that led to the shooting. they are now investigating. >>> bores and -- frozen c

here's some of what he said in the speech in charlotte.id in the world i come from, if something is broken, you fix it. if something isn't working, you replace it. if a product doesn't deliver, you make a change. i have no patience for injustice, no tolerance for government incompetence, no sympathy for leaders who fail their citizens. he's trying to remind people that they may not want to go back to more of what they've had. will that work? >> you sure he wasn't talking about paul manafort there? [laughter] no, i'm kidding. this, for donald trump to get elected president of the united states -- and he said it last night, he was talking about minority voters, but he said it last night: what do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? yeah, this is a little crazy, to have the first person who has no public service or no military service or any background in any of this become president of the united states, that this is a total departure from everything, to have a guy who is most famous for his reality tv show end up as president of the