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it happened over the weekend in a walmart parking lot near charlotte, north carolina. you see that driver right there circled in red. this is the surveillance video. you can see as he plows into a crowd of people right over the median there. he just takes off after that. the man, daniel gonzalez, turned himself in last night. he claims he was trying to park when he accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake and he drove off because he panicked. all six people are expected to be okay. gonzalez is charged with felony hit-and-run. >>> a teenager joy ride gone terribly wrong. look at these photos. a car crash with a 13-year-old girl behind the wheel. she did not have a license. it happened at 4:30 this morning in santa rosa. police say the teenager took her parents' tesla without their permission. she lost control and hit three parked cars. she and two other kids in the car are all okay. they were all released to their parents. >>> speaking of tesla, it is the subject of a federal probe tonight over steering concerns in some cars. the national highway traffic safety adm

, the father of a pro football player has died in this massive home explosion outside of charlotte, north carolinannessee titans quarterback caleb farley bought the 6300 square foot house for his dad, whose body was found in the debris. officials are focusing their investigation on a natural gas pipeline. a family friend somehow survived that explosion which happened around midnight for as large a house as that was , that gas was there for a while. >> it finally found its way to an ignition source and caused the explosion. >> and so sad. farley also lost his mother to breast cancer in 2018. the titans said the team will do whatever it can do to support farley and his family. >> people stranded by mudslides after tropical storm hillary hit southern california have now been rescued. residents were safely evacuated from the seven oaks community, but search efforts are underway for a 75 year old woman missing in the san bernardino nationa forest. meanwhile, tropical storm harold slammed texas, dumping six inches of rain in some places after coming ashore on padre island. the storm is blamed for thousa

it happened on an american eagle flight from charlotte, north carolina, headed to gainesville , florida, american said in a statement that the crew received an indication of a possible pressurization issue and immediately and safely descended to a lower altitude. a 13 year old boy from north dakota is recovering after falling almost 100ft from the north rim of the grand canyon. the national park service says y. kaufman slipped on a cliff tuesday at the bright angel point trail. officials say a helicopter was not feasible for the rescue, so crews had to propel down the cliff with a rope to bring him to safety. the teenager was flown to a las vegas hospital with nine broken vertebrae. a ruptured spleen, a collapsed lung, a concussion and a broken hand. he's now out of the hospital recovery at home, the pentagon is developing plans to restructure the national guard in washington, d.c. this plan is part of a larger effort to address the problems that were highlighted during the chaotic response to the january 6th insurrection, as well as the safety breaches during the 2020 protests over the

i'm an academic at e, c o, p, a research of specializing in the whole of africa and from charlotte, north carolina, to what rose tiff a chapman of the founding member of the i'm how to association of america gentlemen, welcome to all of you. let's start with you to address many people outside of the view. if you may have interpreted the front of fighting alongside the national lobby integral, i as support for private as the i'll be, i'm at the, and his policies. that was not the case. you know, that is not the case. this is a really a complete misunderstanding on the video of, of the western observers of what's happening. you'll be on the do you know how people, the photos and the, i'm how we get a special forces when they were fighting and the war in northern ethiopia. and they were fighting to defend themselves because they weren't invaded by the 2 bad people . the, the, the version of the front on multiple occasions. so the fight in the war in northern ethiopia, but down hard people was mistaken of the support of, of the idea that when in actuality what it was really was a defense, a self defen

host: charlotte, north carolina, independent.aller: yes, i would like to just say that the united states of america has always given the people a choice in owning their own vehicles or their guests toes or anything and i think is ridiculous, this green energy deal that all the world is not on board with it, why are we the only people? china and russia and india are not creating a green climate. they are using their fossil fuels and everything. i just don't see -- i have a major investment in keeping my old gasoline cars that run when the electricity is out. i can charge my phone and stay warm. electric cars do not do this. people on fixed incomes cannot afford electric cars. guest: the lady makes a couple of important points. regarding china and the rest of the world, the united states is actually behind. in china, 1/3 of cars produced are electric and they are producing solar panels. we are playing catch up in the green energy. the other thing about blackouts, one thing people don't realize is that the electric cars can actually

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the "b" and the fourth largest mega millions jackpot ever, and dianne gallagher is live in charlotte, north carolinat, won't win, but what are you learning out there? >> just so we can hit the $1.05 billion jackpot. look, you have about a 1 in 3 302.6 million chance. but somebody has to hit it, and we are seeing more of the mega billion dollar jackpots is because both powerball and mega millions have added more white balls to the mix, and so it is harder to get the matches, and once my ticket wins, i have to figure out do i want the 30 years of annual payments or do i want the cash prize which would give me about $528 million before taxes, and for those of you in new york, you will lose even more money on the taxes, and new york has the highest lottery tax that they take away after the federal taxes as well. again though, we talked to people who play the lottery everyday. and one man, derek said that he won $50 and that is good luck for the mega millions ticket. >> i want to take care of my family and provide for a beautiful woman i date and things of that nature and help friends and people, and a l

expulsion proceedings following their gun violence protests >>> and get this, police in charlotte, north carolinare telling people to be on the look lout for a 900 pound bull. the long horn got away when his owner tried to move him to a safer space during severe weather last night anyone who sees the rogue bull is advised to keep safe distance before calling the police and as someone told me recently, never turn your back on a bull they can still attack. >> that story is not a lot of bull, right? there you go >> wild. >> seema, thanks appreciate it. >>> be on the look outfor bulls. ahead on "power lunch," boeing, delivery, they fell in july. struggling to keep up with its chief competitor airbus. details when "power lunch" continues. (upbeat music) - [narrator] what if there was a hearing aid that could keep up with you? (notification dings) this is jabra enhance select. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. it connects with your phone so you can stream calls and music. with jabra enhance select's premium package, better hearing doesn't have to

there were similar picket lines in new york, phenix, charlotte, north carolina and at lax today. american airlines has not yet commented on the picketing. patience and perseverance. tonight at 530, the plea from maui's police chief and the latest on search and recovery efforts. plus, witness says, tell me there are two abused dead horses underneath those dirt piles and that the county animal control in sonoma isn't doing enough about it. also ahead tonight, 91 crimes in four different criminal cases. why a local law professor says last night's indictment of former president trump may be the most serious. and how it could shake up next year's presidential election. and we are heading for a little bit of more warm weather with some humidity. it's out there now, but not as bad as yesterday. fog at the coast wants the rest of the week look like every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by

there are similar picket lines in new york, phenix, charlotte, north carolina, and lax.rican airlines has not yet commented on the picketing. there are no reports of damage this noon from an earthquake in the east bay. this morning. the usgs reports a magnitude 3.4 earthquake struck at 744. a little more than a mile north northwest of alamo and contra costa county. while seismologists rate the tremor as minor, some people report feeling the ground shaking areas, including alamo, concord and berkeley as well. well, it's now time to check in with ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo for a look at the temperatures. things are warming up. it was a little too humid for me yesterday. rosemary yes, claudine and the pattern is going to continue. it's going to be warm for most. it's going to be humid in many areas as well as we just roll along with the very similar pattern. here's a beautiful view of the golden gate and a little bit of fog just creeping through the gate into the bay along the coast, inside the bay, still very comfortable weather for most. haven't lost the onshore b

ptl ministry, has been found guilty on all 24 counts of fraud and conspiracy by a jury in charlotte, north carolinahips at heritage usa even though he knew they were oversold. for example, the heritage grand hotel could accommodate only 25,000 partnerships, but 65,000 were sold. and for the lower-priced bunkhouse partnerships, about 7,000 were sold for a building that had only eight rooms. gumbel: estelle pollard sent jim and tammy bakker's ptl club $15 a month for 15 years. she thought that by giving to them, god would ease her pain and that of her ailing husband. i have been one to help make millionaires out of those people when i don't have enough to even live on. jones: bakker could be sentenced to 120 years in prison and fined over $5 million. i would say i feel sad, but encouraged in god. hall: tammy bakker said she could best describe her feelings in song. ♪ on christ, the solid rock i stand ♪ ♪ all other ground is sinking sand ♪ it's not over till it's over. ♪ ("please don't go" by harry casey, richard raymond finch ) ♪ (ping) ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't g

cnn's dianne gallagher is live in charlotte, north carolina, this morning.ination that we're having more and more of these huge jackpots. both power ball and mega millions added new white balls to that pool. so, it's harder to match them all, meaning that we go week and weeks and months and months without anybody hitting the jackpot. we do nothing but rise. 1.45 billion. again tonight the drawing, the question is, will it be you, me? who is going to get this. well, i have page with me here. we're at harris teeter and have a lottery machine behind us. you noticed an uptick in people as these jackpots climb? >> absolutely. as the number goes up, we see more and more people checking out our machines here where you can purchase your tickets. and then in the morning, we see people stop by. but by tonight, this afternoon, heading into hours ticking down before the numbers are drawn, we see lines start to form at this machine. everyone trying to get their ticket here at harris teeter. >> reporter: is question for everybody, do you take the once a year 29 payments o

um, honda association of america and an advocate for the amara people is joining us from charlotte, north carolina. thank you very much for your time. so see what you're hearing from people who you're in touch with in hara about what's going on there. to thank you for your heavy and your program. uh elizabeth uh, sweetie. unfortunately, it was happening in the entire region right now. this is a work that should never have happened in early april prime minister at the and i decided to send this military into the origin to this farm and dissolve, we are we, you know, special forces. this wasn't without the consultation with the 100 people. this was a unilateral decision by abby and that and also unconstitutional. what resulted was, i'm how also got to be getting cold yesterday this action. but in addition to that idea, and then began to attack finals in the region which are very popular, but by the people who were there to defend, as far as that goes to teepee village and vision. and then i'll be on the be to a risk douglas of generalist politicians. human rights activist. now including our on membe

they were camping near charlotte, north carolina, when the campground set off fireworks one night, theher our friends at wcnc skidded a video call with a surprise agenda this week. >> i think that the special guest that i have to bring instead will probably make up for that. >> you got him. i love your faces so much! >> my goodness. a woman saw the missing golden retriever near her home on tuesday, called it in. they wasted no time in picking up lucy after getting the call at 9:00 at night, they drove to charlotte overnight for a tail-wagging reunion. look at that. again, they live in buffalo. i just checked. it's at least ten hours from buffalo to charlotte. nothing was going to stop them from that reunion there, what a special moment. >> what an adventure lucy had. i got chills watching that, joe. how emotional. >> yeah, nothing like the way a family loves its dog, joe, thanks so much. still ahead right here, how drones are helping some police departments before officers arrive on the scene. are they coming to your neighborhood? that's right after this. (w(wife) eaeasy dinner r for t

host: ernest in charlotte, north carolina, democratic caller.re an open forum, good morning to you. caller: good morning to you. i wonder why, you don't say anything about biden economics and it did not give him any praise but he tried to do the best. right now they are pumping more oil out. number two, i want to know how donald trump,, why the republicans once a anything about the all the property he has. i don't understand that. host: henry in dawsonville, georgia, independent. good morning. public policy or politics, what's on your mind? caller: i want to talk about donald trump there. how can you have that many charge and not be guilty of one? another thing is the whole government is run on a budget. what are those things called, jesuits? host: donna, fulsome, louisiana, republican, good morning to you. louisiana, republican. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i watch c-span pretty much every day. i just counted the days, we are on the eighth day of trump being the topic. why don't y'all put a topic on like the washington times did t

host: charlotte, north carolina, independent.er: yes, i would like to just say that the united states of america has always given the people a choice in owning their own vehicles or their guests toes or anything and i think is ridiculous, this green energy deal that all the world is not on board with it, why are we the only people? china and russia and india are not creating a green climate. they are using their fossil fuels and everything. i just don't see -- i have a major investment in keeping my old gasoline cars that run when the electricity is out. i can charge my phone and stay warm. electric cars do not do this. people on fixed incomes cannot afford electric cars. guest: the lady makes a couple of important points. regarding china and the rest of the world, the united states is actually behind. in china, 1/3 of cars produced are electric and they are producing solar panels. we are playing catch up in the green energy. the other thing about blackouts, one thing people don't realize is that the electric cars can actually pr

maltz heavy ribbon to charlotte north carolina? it's a community of very affluent community.uft high school a member of a sports team up their young men died a week or so ago and they say fentanyl has pierced tuft high school and cornelius north carolina it's happening everywhere. it's everywhere across this country and is there something i don't know if you would say more disturbing than that. i just watched a movie sound of freedom and i would urge everybody to see it. child sex trafficking is i understand that epidemic levels as well. being fed from places of the united states and now the united states we have children that have 600,000 children coming to united states under the policy that democrats have abdicated. secretary mayorkas is -- that's not even the worst of it. the people being sold into, sex trafficking. you keep up with that at all mr. maltz the -- >> they have total control the borders of their making money on all those young kids is dancing kids and that's why i commented before because of his and assaults on these young children that make the journey to th

faye bakker while they were building their massive multimillion dollar scam operation in charlotte, north carolinas phony scheme to raise, i don't know, $10 million or whatever to build the wall. i find it hard to believe that jack smith doesn't come back with a superseding indictment that doesn't go after this $250 billion -- million dollars that donald trump fraudulently raised claiming the election was rigged when he knew it wasn't rigged. i mean, that seems to be -- that would have been the first crime i would have brought as a prosecutor because it would have been the easiest to prove. >> well, believe it or not, it's probably going to be easier to prove the crimes that smith has already charged than that one. i mean, there's going to be a lot of latitude when you're raising money for a campaign for a cause, you've got a lot of latitude in how you spend those dollars and so it's actually going to be easier to do what jack smith did in the absence of smoking guns regarding fraudulent intent, for example, say in the fund-raising, it's going to be a lot easier to do what smith did. he did that s

very little from authorities and we've heard local reports in the local media there, the north carolina charlotte area. that it is a chapel hill area. it hats been -- there's a couple of people that have possibly been wounded here. we've heard none of that from police. is there a reason that we haven't gotten an update on what they have found here? >> there is a reason for that. my personal opinion is because is he at work right now and they're trying to take care of what happened on a the scene? that would be up to the communications department, whatever agency is doing this. i want to give credit to the law enforcement officers on the scene. the top priority is making sure that people are safe and securing the scene. if they're wounded or injured, that's the top priority. not to say that that information won't be coming out as it becomes available. even on a scene like that, having responded to an active shooter here in south florida, you don't always know what is happening. there's so many moving parts. the key is to communicate with the multiple agencies on the scene and they'll get everythin

in north carolina, trees simply snapped outside of charlotte, careening feet from families hunkering limbs hitting the truck as you were driving. >> in south carolina, firefighter set a falling tree killed a teenager. his closest friends and family devastated. >> they are wonderful neighbors. i just can't imagine what they're going through. >> john you billy polls proved no match for the winds. one after another knocked down, some around drivers. first responders rescued 47 people from this wreckage. >> last night, lives were saved. there were people who were stuck and stranded in cars who were able to sleep in their own beds last night. >> in the heart of philadelphia, a tower cam showed swallowed by storm clouds. roofs were ground. and an all-out effort to get thousands of people back on planes of the eastern seaboard to new york. dan: air travel has improved significantly today with far fewer delays and cancellations, according to flightaware. at bay area airports, there are some delays, but very few canceled flights. a live look from the oakland airport camera where airport offic

north carolina. >> we know once we get to tampa, there will be nothing. >> reporter: residents in port charlotte are anxious. >> my concern right now is will my home stand -- withstand the storm. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations have already been ordered for parts of at least ten florida counters including here in hillsborough county, though the governor warns there's no reason for residents to leave the state. >> it's not necessary to try to outrun the storm. just get to higher ground. >> reporter: president biden has spoken to governor desantis yesterday and has already approved a disaster declaration for the state. last year ian switched tracks at the very last minutes, so officials here in florida are warning everyone along the west coast of the state to be on alert. anne-marie? >> cristian benavides in tampa. stay safe. thank you very much. >>> in florida now, a horrific crash of a broward county sheriff's office helicopter was caught on camera. it happened yesterday in pompano beach. two people died when the chopper crashed into an apartment building. joan murray of our cbs miami stace has m

explosion that destroyed the nfl player's north carolina home. 61-year-old robert farley was found dead yesterday morning in the debris about 30 miles north of charlotteed as a friend of the family suffered a concussion. caleb farley was not home at the time, and authorities believe there was a gas leak. >>> investigators could be closer to solving the murder of a massachusetts mother, and some uber drivers are getting a raise. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the star tribune" reports the mayor of minneapolis vetoed a minimum wage plan for uber, lyft, and other ride-hailing drivers, but announced a pay raise for uber drivers. mayor jacob frey said that he reached a deal with uber to pay its drivers in the city $15 an hour. uber will also pay drivers at least $5 for any trip in the metro area. lyft drivers are not part of the deal. uber and lyft had threatened to leave the city if the plan was approved. >>> "the boston globe" says dna results are expected soon in the murder investigation of a massachusetts mother, according to prosecutors. brian walshe has pleaded not guilty to murdering and dismembering his wife. she disap

north carolina. the faa says the single-engine plane was carrying two people when it crashed into the lake yesterday after taking off from hickory regional airport, northwest of charlotteower for a while. the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> the "kansas city star" says a small town kansas newspaper was raided and shut down by police after investigating the recently hired local police chief. the publisher of "the marion county record" said the office of raided, seizing computers, phones, and other items. he says police raided his home. he says his 98-year-old mother, the co-owner of the newspaper, died saturday due to stress from that raid. the police chief said federal law does not protect journalists from searches if they are suspects in a criminal investigation. >>> and the "los angeles times" says a smash-and-grab mob targeted a nordstrom's store in a brazen raid. police a say mob of up to 50 people stormed into the store saturday afternoon at the los angeles shopping center. authorities say they used bear spray, grabbed up to $100,000 in merchandise, and then ran out. they left in sedans whose license plates were removed. no one was hurt. >>> still to come, cage

police in north carolina are searching for a driver that they say intentionally plowed into a group of migrant workers outside a walmart. it happened on sunday in lincolnton, near charlottever is described as an older white man. investigators say he was driving an older model midsized black suv with a luggage rack. we turn now to growing legal troubles for donald trump. the former president's newest codefendant is mar-a-lago property manager carlos de olivera and he made his initial court appearance in miami today. cbs's robert costa reports that the 56-year-old employee is accused of conspiring with trump to delete security footage and lying to the fbi. >> reporter: the mar-a-lago property manager accused by federal investigators of conspiring alongside the former president trump and his valet to allegedly have security footage erased appeared in court on monday for the first time. >> has your client been ordered to testify against mr. trump? >> reporter: carlos de oliveira stayed silent amid a bustling crowd, with a ten minute hearing and released on a $100,000 signature bond. he is expected to enter a plea next month. according to the special counsel's probe of trump'

north carolina. >> we know once we get to tampa, there'll be nothing. >> reporter: sanibel island and port charlotte with many still rebuilding from last year's hurricane ian. >> my concern right now is will my home stand withstand this storm? >> reporter: mandatory evacuations will be ordered already for parts of at least ten florida counties including here in hillsborough county. though the governor warns there's no reason for residents to leave the state. >> it's pot necessary to try to outrun the storm. just get to higher ground. >> reporter: president biden spoke with governor desantis yesterday. and has already approved a federal emergency disaster declaration for the state. last year, hurricane ian changed tracks at the very last-minute. and so officials are warning everyone along the florida's west coast to be on alert. >> so that means people lining up at gas stations and at home depot and i lived in miami and i remember this so well. >> scare -- i always think about the people like trying to rush out and i'm one of the people that i don't panic but i definitely get edgy during this time. o

north carolina. >> we know once we get to tampa, there'll be nothing. >> reporter: sanibel island and port charlotteidents are anxious, with many still rebuilding from last year's hurricane ian. >> my concern right now, is will my home stand withstand this storm? >> reporter: mandatory evacuations have been ordered already for parts of at least ten florida counties, including here in hillsborough county. though the governor warns there's no reason for residents to leave the state. >> it's not necessary to try to outrun the storm. just get to higher ground. >> reporter: president biden spoke with governor desantis yesterday and has already approved a federal emergency disaster declaration for the state. last year, hurricane ian changed tracks at the very last-minute. and so officials are warning everyone along the florida's west coast to be on alert. reed? >> cristian benavides, thank you so much for your live report. it looks like calm waters behind him this morning. but we know that will likely change in hours to come. >> there was a guy getting his morning jog in. >> made me feel a little guilty i

wjzi in charlotte as hundreds of students, faculty and others hold a vigil in memory of a professor allegedly killed by one of his students at the university of north carolinaaused a shut down there as that was going on. young described as soft-spoken, a great leader and kind person. the suspect is in custody. and this is a live look at salt lake city from fox 13. one of the big stories there tonight, the first full weekend of college football kicks off tonight as florida takes on utah in salt lake city. the quarterback not expected to play torn from an acl suffered in the rose bowl. college football is back tonight. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ let's get it started ♪ remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp - and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget-you-get migraine feeling. don't

charlotte today. diane, tell us what the reaction has been there to these laws. >> reporter: you know, jim, supporters of this legislation are doing a victory lap as north carolinan enacting similar legislation. but about a month and a half ago when democratic governor roy cooper vetoed these bills initially, he said they were, quote, hurting vulnerable children and pushing political culture wars. and look, much of what we heard on the floor last night as these veto override votes were being conducted, was echoed by democrats. the lgbtq organizations have said the bill they're most about is house bill 808 which effectively bans all gender-affirming care for minors, even if they have parental consent. so we're talking about surgical procedures, puberty blockers and hormone therapy. there are some limited, and we're talking extremely limited exceptions for children who may have certain disorders as well as children who began care before august 1st with parental consent and a doctor who deems it medically necessary for them to continue. republicans have said they are, quote, allowing the state to take a cautious approach by limiting access to what they call life-al

> police in north carolina are searching for a driver that they say intentionally plowed into a group of migrant workers outside a walmart. it happened on sunday in lincolnton near charlottered. the driver is described as an older white man. investigators say he was driving on older model midsize black suv with a luggage rack. >>> we turn now to growing legal troubles for donald trump. the former president's newest co-defendant, his mar-a-lago property manager, carlos de oliveira, and he made his initial court appearance in miami today. cbs's robert costa reports that the 56-year-old employee is accused of conspiring with trump to delete security footage and lying to the fbi. >> reporter: the mar-a-lago property manager accused by federal investigators of conspiring alongside former president trump and his valet to allegedly have security footage erased appeared in court monday for the first time. >> has your client been asked to testify against mr. trump? >> reporter: carlos de oliveira stayed silent amid a bustling crowd, emerging after a ten-minute hearing and released on a $100,000 signature bond. he is expected to enter a plea next month. according to the special cou