let's look at all of the cumberland county. starting with this one, south main at parkton, that one is closed. the bridge on research drive near tom starling rod is closed and the bridge on black ridge road is closed as well. dams were also breached in cumberland county. this is what long valley farm lake dam looked like from sky 5. the dam is located at carver's creek state park. can you see how full the lake was around this time yesterday. we are told by park that the breach in that dam was about 25 feet. emergency workers are still keeping an eye on that. also, flooding made getting around the town of spring lake difficult as well. some rod were covered in water. the video you are seeing now is west manchester road as a prime example of that difficulty. those are just a few maces having issues including this one but the god news is, as crews are going around and checking -- but the good news and checking, hopefully we'll get good news around 8:00 a.m. >> this is a good time to remind you to download the latest version of the

that's in the northern portions of cumberland county. they've expected -- they've received about 9 inches of rain and expected to receive more before this rain tapers off. record flooding there. so fayetteville you're seeing -- cloud to ground along the 95 corridor. urging people downd -- if you don't have to be on the roadways to stay inside and stay safe. 80 our high today. could see more severe storms this afternoon. 80 tomorrow. some drier weather and a linger shower or storm possible for saturday. >> 6:57. clayton bypass very slow. a day where you want to take it slow out there. we've got very wet roads. we've got a lot of roads you can't get down buzz thefer flooded. lists for you. keep updating those for you. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, september 29th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? new informn killing in south carolina. it wasn't the first time the teenager accused opening a fire had brought a gun to school. >> newly released body cam video shows the disturbing end to a deadly police chase. ho

again, in cumberland county. several homes flooded and people without power in the ray lie road area. drive. six people had to be evacuated by firefighters from a group home that was being threatened by rising water. several vehicles had to be stranded due to high water throughout the city. those water rescues we are told several people have witnessed lightning strikes. again, these high water signs that you're going to be seeing we have siege them along the interstate in cumberland county. this is not a joke. again, you heard about all of those you do not want to be one of them. try and take a different route. it's raining severely here. we'll give you updates throughout the morning. live in cumberland county. >> all right. glad you guys are driving safely. >> trying to figure out what led to a school shooting. >> police say the suspected gunman, a teenager, for shirs and canned his own father as investigators try to figure out what led a teenager to open fire on school grounds wednesday. >> did he have issues a

the rain coming down pretty hard in parts of cumberland county. looking at a live picture from fayetteville, the eastern grove. and you can see spray getting kicked up out there, and the rain still falling in many parts of cumber land county. we're still seeing some very heavy rainfall and leaving behind some ponding water in cumberland over toward samson county as well. and also along that i-95 corridor, heading on up through the goldsboro benson, dunn areas, smith field toward rocky mount, and just to the north and east of the triangle, seeing some pretty heavy rainfall. give yourself plenty of extra time. slow down. since we're going to be dealing with wet weatherer through the day, it's a good reminder whenever your windshield wipers are on, your highlights also need to be on. it is state law in north carolina. you see a number of accidents on the map. the good news is they are mostly not affecting major routes. take a look at our latest drive times. still seeing congestion on those major routes, but accidents. you're looking at about 20 minut

our team coverage in cumberland county. meteorologist kristin ketchell kristin. >> reporter: sharon hurricane the river here crested at more than 30 feet. water levels have started to come down a little bit. but more than nine inches of raven has fallen in parts of cumberland county. so this is a view that a lot of creeks and rivers around the area are seeing. and the heavy rain and high wear has caused multiple dams to be compromised or even fail completely. we're in spring lake and this part of the lower little river has hit historic flood levels. the highest levels here 70 years. the dam at carver's creek state park has been partially breached. officials there are monitoring the situation. at this point the dam seems to be holding but they are going to watch closely as we continue through the rest of this evening. some residents at risk for dangerous flooding have evacuated while others have decided to stay and chance it. >> i didn't know even know we had a dam near us. so this was a shock. i just threw some clothes in,

the folk are still trying to recover from flooding especially in harnett and cumberland counties. fortunately, that thunderstorm that started down near fayetteville an worked its way up through spring lake is now moving through harnett county pretty quickly. so expect some brief heavy rain there, some lightning and that will move on out. this may be one develop again between now and early afternoon. it won't be as widespread or as slow moving as it was yesterday. we had an earlier storm in roxboro that now moved up into virginia. out here early this morning. we have abeen here since about 5:30 this morning. we had a little drizzle and mist. that is over. you can expect to see more of that during the day. long period of time. -- it won't be lingering for a long period of time. now, can you see the low cloud cover certainly. let's talk about the temperatures. it is 73 degrees. we do have i -- a nice breeze downtown. it feels like the middle of summer. we have low cloud cover and fog this morning. fog in southern pines, fayetteville, rocky mount and wilson. low cloud cover here in ra

the main problems are in cumberland county. the little green boxes, those are flood warnings for area rivers, dams we've been talking about. widespread flooding is not expected tonight as you can see, most of us are dry, and most of us are also in the 70s. but the flash flood watch stays in effect until late tonight for mainly the southern half of our viewing area because again just a little more rain could result in some more flooding whether it's on the side of the road, on the road or rivers and ponds and creeks. tonight we can really sound the all clear and look forward to sunshine and drier weather this weekend. but tonight a few showers, mainly scattered, basically what i showed you down to the south as temperatures fall through the low 70s, then dry out from midnight into tomorrow morning and the morning commute starting out about 67 degrees. so we had an immense amount of moisture in the atmosphere, then instability. this stationary front and area of low pressure made it perfect conditions for rain, and a big upper leve

>> reporter: a dramatic scene playing out here at the cumberland farms. the suspect was taken away in an ambulance. you can see police remain here on the scene collecting evidence. all of this starting just before 7:00 this morning. a nearly five-hour-long away running. but officers were ready and quickly made an arrest. a spokesperson for the store says around 7:00 this morning, a man walked in and threatened to hurt one of the employees. everyone inside made it out safely. but the suspect remained. allegedly, threatening to blow up the store. >> we really didn't see anything. we looked down the street. and there was cop cars. that is all we saw. we weren't sure what was going on. >> reporter: police blocked off a large stretch of routes 44 and 118. causing a major detour and forcing stores country kitchen to close for the day. >> it hurts. we are a little mom-and-pop trying to get started. this doesn't help the situation. >> reporter: police from nearby departments have the store surrounded. it is unclear what the man said to store employees or what the

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down around portions of cumberland, hoek, and sampson counties. those are still some flood warnings that are in effect because of some rivers and some dams that may fail later today. they are still watching those closely. as far as what's actually falling from the sky, not a lot. look at this. just an isolated shower or two across portions of person county. not really amounting to much there. maybe a sprinkle or two across southern portions of grandville county. other than that, we are quiet as we start off our friday morning. something we didn't some dense fog. look at this. visibility has dropped below a mile and a half in rocky mount. still below a mile. fayetteville in particular, look at this. visibility three tenths of a mile. we keep stressing it enough. roads are still flooded around portions of the sand hill. please take it easy. planning your day ahead, patchy fog 69 degrees at 8 a.m., 78 at noon and 82 for an afternoon scattered storms later today. i will walk you through that chance coming up in your complete storm forecast. >>> the ti

same thing in parts of cumberland, south of you guys in hope mills. many of you are dry across western central north carolina. this could sneak in here very late tonight. so ad it's 100% in the 70s right now. that sure does look good, doesn't it? as our days continue to get shorter, three days in a row with temperatures in the 70s. 20%. we'll lower it a bit at 10:00 and then the showers the mountains work their way. temperatures starting off in the upper 60s. so the cold front is here. it's in our state. it hasn't come all the way through yet. it will stay here for the next few days. because of that fact and because of the fact there's areas of low pressure, more instability along the cold front, the clouds and rain are going to hang out for a few more days like the cold front. so tomorrow is now expected to be our wettest day of the week. i'll pick it up. remember the showers i showed you in some of them lingering around our area late tonight but as you can see clearing out. might see some thinner clouds, maybe a break in the clouds but we are lookin

we continue to track very cumberland and heart net county. the heaviest rawn now around hope mills and southeastward. we're looking at fayette village some heavy rain. thrarys have received over anyone inch of rain are seeing some drier conditions for the time being. here's the next >>> a woman's disappearance at her son leads on a police investigation. >> ahead, why investigators launched a criminal investigation of her son and what they know about his past. >>> the news is back this morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by taltz. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. b

because of that, cumberland county schools and fort bragg schools are closed today. hoke county schools and moore county schools are on two-hour delay. >>> thousands of mourners gathered to pay their respects to the late leader. the 93-year-old died wednesday, two weeks after suffering a major stroke. >>> the fbi will hold a news conference next week to offer missing north carolina teenager. officials say they found the remains of erika parsons in south carolina. she disappeared in 2011 but wasn't reported missing until two years later. >>> thousands of commuters who travel in and out of hoboken, new jersey by train will have to find another way to get to work this morning. this comes as federal investigators begin to piece together what led to yesterday's deadly train accident. one woman died and more than a hundred people were hurt. hannah daniels has the latest from new jersey. >> str train. >> the historic hoboken terminal building remains closed to commuters this morning federal investigators work to recover event recorders from the mangled new jersey transit tr

live in cumberland county. cbs north carolina. >> thanks so much. breaking overnight lightening is being blamed for on early-morning fire. lightning struck a tree, ran 100 feet along a metal fence and hit a home on hammer stone circle. we do have information real quick. we just received word that the 2-hour delay because of severe weather. schools two-hour delay. >> not surprising. well right now, 14-year-old boy is in critical condition after south carolina authority says a teenager started shooting at an el man did issue they captured the gunman. police believe he killed his father before the scoot shooting. sanford police announce they're call. officers found 33-year-old franklin bowden iii. >>> this week allen artist told the associated press that he is not a rapest and looks forward to putting the case behind him. unc student robinson went public with the case earlier this month saying the university did not properly handle her case. when she came forward earlier this repeal the new police and dash cam video release law that's set to go into ef

there's a wind advisory for cumberland county and 40-mile- per-hour winds. because of this, cumberland county schools allowed students to go e two hours early. parents were glad the students were able to get out before the serious stuff moved in. >> better safe than sorry. decision in releasing the kids early. >> reporter: as the rain continues to move in, city officials warn drivers just to careful and avoid someof the flood prone areas. they say if you see dangers on the road, you're asked to call 911. >> thank you. we can already see how saturad the u're standing. the flooding is expected. we'll keep you updated. we want to expand r team coverage tolauren haviland. she's in johnston county where there are no ports of significant flooding. shelters are prepared to open. >> yes. they haven't ened quite yet cause officials don't pect it to flood here in johnston county. let me show you. the noose river is behind me. bank and thegreenway would be the first impact. if you see that n, that is the -- where the noose river would be. with the heavier rainfall expe

police were called to this cumberland when he made threats. threaten ed to kill police and harmed a woman working inside the store and threatened to light a gas pump on fire. because of that a precaution this cumberland farms the people running it had to shut down their gas pumps. they had to use flash bangs, k-9 and a bean bag gun. they have not said at this point what set this man off but the police chief says he the officer. in a very agitated state. i am imagining could be mental health issues as well that will have to be determined at morton hospital. >>> a very scary confrontation but the good news is nobody was hurt. unclear if kimball remains in the hospital will he be in court when arraigned by a judge some time later this morning. live in rehoboth, jason law. >>> 1 note 7 phones are being recalled. government regulators made the announcement yesterday. they are urging people to immediately turn the phone off if they have one, this after dozens of fires and explosions linked to the battery on the device. samsung says they are shipping

another concern for cumberland county is a dam that was breached. that is or spring lakes mayor showing us video of the dam at carver's creek state park saying that the remaining trees that are there is all that's what's keeping the rest of the dam in place. the lower little river, they say crested just above 31 feet. that happened last night, and that is considered a major flood stage. now, back out here live, i'm told city officials will be meeting later on today. that'll be the -- the fire chief, along with some others to here working, they're telling me that they are optimistic that they'll be able to get this gate back in place and reopen ray avenue. that's one of the only roads that's still closed here in the city in the next little bit. for now, we are leave in fayetteville cht i'm amy cutler, cbs north carolina. >> amy, thank you. now, you can always stay on top of severe weather alerts by downloading the cbs north carolina weather app. you'll get personalized alerts when watches and warnings are issued in you just look for it. it's in your

last night we took out of the cumberland counties. several homes flooded and people without power in the riley road area. you can see the high water in fayetteville by firefighters from a group home that was being threatened from rising waters. several vehicles had to be stranded due to the high water throughout the city. besides those water rescues several people have witnesses lightning strikes. this rain is no joke. again you're going to want to take your time. turn around don't drown. take it seriesly. take it slow during your county. cbs north carolina. lightning very dangerous. according to the times lightning struck a tree and then hit a home on hammer stone circle. nobody was hurt. >>> right now a 14-year-old boy is in critical condition after south carolina authorities say a teenager starting shooting playground. a teacher and another student were treated and release. they captured him. police believe he killed his father before the school shooting. and breaking overnight sanl ford county police announce they are investigatin

this morning when a man went into the cumberland farm. clerk in there. then he went back outside and got in a car which was at the gas pumps. the clerk shut down the gas pumps and shut down the store and left. the police came in, in force. they brought in heavy equipment. they surrounded the man that was sitting in the passenger seat of his car. they surrounded him with heavy equipment. the stand off lasted up until about 30 minutes ago when all of a sudden down here at our location we heard the grenade. apparently that did the trick. that knocked him out to some degree. enough for police to get this there and take him into custody. now the area as you mentioned earlier was shut down around 7:00 a.m.. including a lot of businesses. we spoke with the owners of a breakfast place. they had to shut down their business at the height of their rush hour. >> we really didn't see >> it's scary because we all have kids in this town. we all go to cumberland farm. >> reporter: everything is under control now. although they still have route 33 4e -- they still have r

police believe he may work a mental health facility. >> i'm in contact with a cumberland farms. one employee was in fact threaten bid this man. they released a statement thanking police for their response. and for keeping employees safe. tonight kimball is without bail on 4 chars. including attempt arson, and making threats. we are live in rehoboth. jonathan hall, 7 news. and we are learning more about that man and what might have sparked the stand off. seven's byron barnet spoke to his girlfriend. byron is live in rehoboth with went view you will see on just one station. >>> yeah, benjamin lives with his girlfriend and her two young daughters. matter of fact the girlfriend driving. she says that kimball has severe mental health problems and she believes he was trying to make a statement about the mental health system. >>> can you think of any reason why this happened? was he having any kind of problems or anything >> yes, of course he was do you think people just do this for nothing? >> melissa says she tried not to which was the dramatic video of her boyfriend benjamin kimball

when the guy walks into cumberland farms and grabs a phone that the clerk has, a store phone. he dials 911 then hangs up. telling the clerk he had a bomb. police from across southeastern mass responded to the cumberland farms on route 44 in rehoboth. >> it's scary because we all have kids in the town. it's scary. we go to cumberland farms every day. >> reporter: they say 38-year- old ben kimble was in his car. he told police he was armed. >> he ran towards his vehicle and told the officer that he had to back off that he had a gun and a bomb and was going to blow the place up. two other officers scene. he pulled the gas hose off one of the pumps. >> are s.w.a.t. teams boxed him in with heavy equipment. using loud speakers, they tried to get kimble to surrender but the standoff continued for four hours. then he tried to run for it. he didn't get far. >> he sustained minor injuries for the back of his leg. he was taken down by one of the lethal shot. >> reporter: bob lives across the street and saw it all. >> i saw him run out of his car heading towards this way. they threw two g

'cumberland county schools' -- will 'remain closed' tomorrow. and 'hoke county schools' will open on a 'two-hour' delay. in fayeeville... high-water is starting to 'recede' in some areas -- but it's still not safe. angelica alvarez live in ray avenue in fayetteville -- which remains closed to traffic. even though the water is going down in many spots... some are slow to follow... like here on ray avenue downtown. the flooding we've seen today is the reason schools are closed... and why emergency crews are asking people to stay home. "water covered the entire floor here." bishop j-v porter of...christ cathedral... damage... "even here in the prayer chapel, water here." taking us through each water soaked room... as they begin drying out .... ....and cleaning up. just hours before... the bishop says they couldn't even get inside... "the water was 3-5 feet high." these are just a few of photos he took when he describes the building as being surrounded by a lake. the rushing water so powerful... it even sent two of their storage units... right throu

brought record flooding to that area because of that, cumberland county schools and fort bragg schools are closed today. >> we, of course, have team coverage of the flooding chl cbs north carolina justin is in hornet county. >> allie is keepg an eye on all these roads. we'll have a look at the morning commute and how that's shaping start with storm team meteorologist alyssa. a very, very busy couple of days for all of us. >> it certainly was. thankfully, we didn't see see as many showers and storms yesterday, but the flood warnings that were still tracking are because of the heavy rain we received wednesday night into thursday morning. roads are still flooded and in some sayses still impassable. actually received close to 10 inches of rain. same situation in rock fish yesterday morning. so very dangerous situation there yesterday. thankfully, the waters are starting to recede, but that flood warning in effect until later this evening. we are looking at just an isolated shower moving across, say, wake county, and your forecast for the kay ahead, 69 at 8 a.m., some patchy fog, 78 at noon

more rain in the south through cumberland and gloucester counties. wilmington, we've seen pretty good downpours. the heaviest rain is farther to the south and southern delaware. and look at the heavy rainfall heading towards morris river past cape may courthouse. and cape may getting steady rain and windy conditions, too. it's going to keep the rain in the area, during the break. there will be breaks in the rainfall. it's not an all-day rainfall. it will be, however, be all day cloud cover. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. not much warmer with steady win. occasional downpours for lehigh valley. rain will be steady at times inland but there will be breaks at the jersey shore this afternoon. the other factor is the wind. that's really not going to break during the day today. and the 60s today are going to continue through tomorrow. this is not the end of the rainfall. that's why we've issued a "first alert" for parts of the area. chester county, berks county, all of delaware, the potential for heavy rainfall through friday. heavy rain will bring a flas

maurice river township, route 47, closed in both directions around cumberland road. going back up, we're in trooper,

our next cold front arrives tomorrow, so we have a few >>> we move to breaking overnight news in cumberland county, a 4-year-old child is in critical condition after a

now to a "heart- breaking" story -- in 'cumberland county'. an 'elderly man' -- struggling with 'dementia' and 'other' mental health issues -- 'charged' with the 'murder' -- of his wife 'and' daughter. "spring lake police" y -- 79- year-old "bobby - king" -- called 9-1-1 and "confessed". officers say -- 'dianne circle' -- at about '8-50' this morning. inside... they found 84-year-old "dorothy - king"... and the couple's 55-year-old daughter "cynthia" -- shot to death. "bobby - king" is in the 'cumberland countjail' -- held 'without bond'. he's due in 'court' tomrorow. a convicted sex offender -- is due in a wilmington courtroom tomorrow -- after investigators say he snatched a 'six-year-old' girl. the state issued an 'amber alert' for "stefanny - lopez - castro" last night. authorities say lopez was found chained to a tree this morning -- in a heavily wooded area.... about '2- she was physically ok. "douglas - edwards"..... is charged with first-degree kidnapping. the district attorney says more information about the case will come out tomorro

now this is cumberland farms in rehoboth near route 44 and 118. we farms in they say just after 7:00 this morning. suspect went into the star and threatened one of the employees. what that threat was we don't know. or what brought it about is still unclear. we do know that all of the employees did manage to get out of the store safely. right now it's only the police and that suspect who very on scene. we're hearing that, that suspect threatened to blowup the cumberland farms. however according to the store they tell us that all of the gas again taking a look here. you can see no traffic is allowed through. there's a lot of stores here within this trip of area where the whole entire neighborhood had been block off. those stores have closed for the day or trying to shuffle around other appointment. we know that some of the cumberland farm employee are close by but can't talk about what happened inside. we're can't to follow the story and bring you the latest information as we get it. for now that's the latest live in rehoboth, nicole oliverio. 7news

you can see it now in southern new castle county and cumberland county. and it's cleared out for allentown. with those clearing skies temperatures are still cooling down at this hour. what's ahead. we'll look at the showers and heavy downpours that are moving through the center of the country. nebraska, south dakota into north dakota. that's the storm system that will likely bring us some rain over the weekend. but not today or tomorrow. nice and comfortable. low humidity today and tomorrow. then sunshine and 80s for saturday. into the middle 80s on sunday. won't start with the rain but later in the day, showers and thunderstorms are likely. and that threat of rainfall continues into monday. we really do need it. and we will get some, possibly more than an inch in some areas. here comes more sunshine and another dry stretch, right on through saturday of next week. >>> it's nine minutes before six right now. we're following that accident on the new jersey turnpike. >> with the flashing lights behind you, fill us in. >> right, this is an accident we've been

you can see hope, cumberland, samson and wayne counties included in that. wind gusts could top out between 35 and 45 miles per hour during that time frame. here they come through the big picture showing the bulk of this system down across southern portions of comba ga, northern portions coming up within the next half hour. i'll have a closer look at that in just a little bit. >>> after just three months behind bars on sexual assault convictions for former stanford swimmer brock turner will walk out of jail a free man today. back in march, a jury found turner guilty of sexually assaulting a drunk and unconscious woman. the case made headlines at the time but really took on the world's attention when a judge's sentence of six m half of that as long as he maintained good behaviors and currently set to be released later today. >>> it is currently 4:42 in the morning right now. round one of storms is over for hawaii. as for round two, it is looking rough this morning. what the islands are expecting to see this weekend, plus the pope is preparing to bestow one of

at this point the cumberland farms is back open. but for much the day it was closed. police say the suspect in case could have easily been shot and killed by officers. but, policus >>> 38-year-old benjamin kimball taken down by heavily armed police after long stand off a this scenes store in route 44. sky 7hd overhead as an officer fires a stun grenade kimball makes a run for holding a video game controller which looked like a gun from a distance. >> he was hit with a bean bag shotgun. which was less lethal shot guppy. he was taken down by other s.w.a.t. members with the police say kimball drove to this cumberland farms bought a bic lighter about 6:30 this more than he took story cordless phone dialed 911 and hung up police responded to cumberland farms and saw a kimball heading towards his saturn suv. i told the officer to back off. i stated that he had a gun and a bomb. that he was going to blow the place off. >> at one point chief says kimball took lighter and attempted to set fire to gas pump he made numerous threats to blow up the gas station foounl he was arrest

toter accident investigation underway, route 47 closed near port elizabeth cumberland road. make note of though -- those. >> shell casings literary street in philadelphia's overbrook section, police say someone fired shots around 12:30 this morning, on the 6400 block of haverford avenue. they don't believe anyone was hurt. police are now looking for a black ford crown victoria. philadelphia police are also looking for who ever shot a man and pistol whipped a woman. this happened near 23rd and norris around 9:00 last night. the man was shot twice in his left hand. both he and the woman are in stable condition. police have not yet recovered a weapon. >> and this morning, fire investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a fire at a camden scrap yard. the fire sent plumes of smoke that could be seen from lincoln financial field during the eagles game. the fire broke out at camden iron and metal around 1:15 yesterday afternoon. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> well, eagles fans are flying on cloud nine this morning after the season opening win. >> that's right. the b

cumberland county jail without bond after the pair beat a >> rter: e two suspects are acsed of killing 52-year- old mi manfield sunday morning. police said the two suspects are hubert underwood ii and steven rosser. mike mansfield and the two other men were at 301 wings mansfiel beate serious injury and left unconscious. was pronounced dead at e spital. many were patting tears. >> i'm glad they got them. people like that shouldn't be on the street. they should be locked up expected to have their first court appearance tomorrow morning. russbackto you. >> thanks so much. >>> durham lice are investigating a home invasion on et main street and the man who owned e home was on the porch when it happened. one person was shot and taken to the hospital. police have not made ny arrests. >>> a raleigh family said their search for justice is not over after an arrest in a murder that thatted last night. 23-year-d laqu anderson was found shot to death home yard of a home. one man was charged with murder. c b.c. nortcarolina spoke to the family, who believes more people were involved in the crime an

it happened at a cumberland farm. his tense standoff started at 6:30 a.m.. >> he threatened to blow the place up. he grabbed a gas hose and >> he was talking to police crisis negotiators. >> they put one in front of his vehicle and one in back because they were afraid he may jump behind the wheel an attempt to philly. >> a third vehicle boxed him in. >> he jumped out and started running. interact with campbell. the store manager told the witness campbell was yelling. >> it was an argument between his family and his girlfriend. that is what she said. >> this xbox game controller is what he pointed at them pretending to have a gun, sot . reporter: cumberland farms has reopened. the ec he will spend the night at morton hospital. police have no idea what the motive was. jc: breaking news in the 2007 murder of a revere police officer. the man convicted in the murder of officer daniel talbot has been granted a new trial. robert iacoviello was serving a life sentence. the state appeal court granted him a new trial citing tha

just down the road all cumberland games have been cans selled. here in wake forest it's a battle of the opposites. giving up just six points per ga with a brash high powered offense scoring 36 points. >> it's homecoming for us. so it's a lot of positive things going on. so openly we can back it up -- hopefully we can back it up. >> playing good defense. being solid. that's part of our goal and, again, be there with a chance to win at the and. glory. in wake forest, todd gibson, cbs noh carolina. >> thanks. as you all know, i asked for one day a week, one day, friday. i want to see as much football as possible and wes, i blame you. >> you call me when it's nice out this weekend. >> let's be honest we're ready for a weekend on many different levels. mostly dry. a crumb of fast moving showers but some sunshine this en good-bye september. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the campaign takes an ugly turn over a beauty queen. a twitter war breaks out over trump's treatment of >> who gets up at 3:00 in the morning to engage in a twitter attack agai

king remains here at the cumberland detention center. workers will hopefully get him transfored to a mental >>> the man accused of kidnapping a 6-year-old wilmington girl appeared in court today. 46-year-old douglas edwards is charged with kidnapping and indecent liberties with a child. the judge upheld edward's bond of $9 msmght the girl was -- $9 million. the girl was found chained to a tree in the woods. >>> new information about the death investigation in raleigh. of a woman found behind a furniture store on new bern avenue. she was found about 1:30 this morning. no other information has been released. >>> we have new information in the battle over house bill 2. the state's restaurant and lodging association tells us it's been assured that if charlotte repeals the hasn't discrimination ordinance it approved in february the general assembly will call a special session as early as next week to repeal we put out several calls to lawmakers. we'll let you know when they get back to us. >> a wake county representative is speaking out on hb

through fayetteville, roads look good but people will head to the cumberland county fair, crown coliseum. park east lots. no delays if you have made it to the airport. >> we appreciate it. thanks a lot. the time on your friday morning, 4:38. >>> three people are recovering after being shot in two separate shootings we talked to police and find out what they had to say about the investigation. >>> conflicting reports about what happened the night a kenly >>> the search is on for clues after two separate shootings within ten minute in durham. police responded to maple street after 3:00 yesterday afternoon, where police said a man and woman were shot. moments later, another call on harvard avenue where a man was building. the victims are expected to survive. we called the watch commander and told us officers are still investigating and following up on leads but there is still no word on any arrests. if you have information, call police. >>> what weaver got for you today is another hot day. we're finishing up very hot, 72 raleigh, 73 fayetteville, 72 rocky mount so sylar city, mid-60s. it's

know we fered help tother states and great cooperation newithsta upon where the srm to be more cumberland county. what are the preps looking like as that area braces for the storm today? >> yeah stefan nothing too crazy as of right now. if you look behind me you'll see a reference point wind picking up a little bit but relatilyame. we dijupethe mayor eyon the storm expecting from fourx incheof rain in winds as thers wi visoryfor cumberland county as well as surroundi unti as well. officials recommend you tie down patio furtu o anythihat cod blowaway wind. there's also flood pre areas to avoid driving in or just be careful if you have to go out and drive. he also says downed branches and trees are a concern as well. >> it's going to be an extremely soggy storm. not only dead anches falling but watch for the trees themselves once the ground gets soggy and weget typof wind tse trees cld >> and erland cou schools have also announced they are releasing students two hours early today. developingtoryn llow this yetteville and continue the la reporting live in fayetteville da caroli. >> david bri

the situation at cumberland farms is now over. a store spokesperson tells us this began after 7:00 this morning. that suspect walked into the store and threatened to hurt one of the employees. fortunately, everyone in the store managed to get out. that suspect remained armed with some sort of weapon. according to police, they say at one point he threatened to blow up the cumberland farms, but all of the gas pumps were off. it's unclear what happened within the past four hours. police had this entire area completely blocked off, stores had to shut down, but again, after nearly five hours, the standoff in rehoboth is for now, that's the latest from rehoboth, nicole oliveria7 news. rehoboth, nicole oliveria7 news. >> we'll have billions of probiotics everyday. ? ? ? ? the best moment to be happy... ...is the one happening right now. life. enjoy all of it. warning. this commercial contains brief moments of product nudity. stripped of chocolate. its peanuts exposed around a soft caramel center. a payday bar will get you through your da

elizabeth, cumberland road. watch for this, they had to shut down the road. stick to route 49 as the alternate. a serious accident investigation. we have a problem where the utility pole came down, penn green road, accident emergency work getting on this morning. route 1, quiet volume out there. easing into your monday. >> let's hope it continues to look this good. >> musicians at the philadelphia orchestra plan to keep talking even though the contract expired at midnight. no pay raises over the first two years and 1% hike in the following years. union workers are trying to get their pay back to the top of or which he is -- orchestras across the country. >>> faa has banned people from putting samsung vii galaxy in their bags. american and a lot of -- >>> tesla crashed into a tractor-trailer while using the system. a software update is coming out that would likely prevented crash. >>> stocks fell 394 points and futures point to triple digit losses at the opening bell this morning. >>> the real life drama of the m

. >> reporter: well, it was a dramatic scene that played out here at the cumberland farms. that suspect stayed inside of his car underneath the awning at one of these pumps for nearly five hours when finally the standoff ended when police threw flash grenades. with a flash and a bef it was all over. a nearly five-hour-long standoff with police ends with the take down of suspect, 38-year-old benjamin kimball. the arrest happening right outside the rehobeth cumberland farms that officers say kimball threatened to blowup early yesterday morning. >> they put him in a white straitjacket and took him away in the ambulance. >> just before 7:00, kimball allegedly threatened a store employee. when police arrived, they say he igniting a gas hose that had been turned off with a lighter. he allegedly told officers he had a gun and a bomb. kimball then got inside the passenger seat of his car where he remained for the entire standoff until he tried to get away. >> he jumped over into the driver's seat, threw the car in reverse and rammed one of the armoured vehicles that was blocking hi

the police tactical unit took down a man who threatened to blow up the cumberland farms gas station. >> they threw the gna slow him down. and they come from this way, the police officers. and he just went to the ground. >> reporter: police say benjamin kimble made a run for it with an xbox controller, which looked from a distance like a gun. a man from across the street said the police were calm and showed restraint. >> they put him in a white straight jacket and took him away from the balance. >> reporter: police say the 38-year-old kimble went into the bic lighter and asked to use the store's telephone. he called 9-1-1 and ran outside as the first police cruiser showed up. he asked the cruiser to back up saying he had a gun and bomb. >> he removed one of the gas hoses up and threatened to blow the they moved a ballistic vehicle. and he jumped over the drivers seat and put the car and reverse and rammed one of the armored cars that was blocking his escape. >> reporter: we captured an officer fire a stun grenade to pellets. >> reporter: cumberland farms releas released a statement th

police received a 911 call from cumberland farms. officers moved in with s.w.a.t. teams stun grenades and police dogs and they thought the suspect was armed but his weapon turn out to be a video game controller. he was bitten by a police dog and taken to the hospital. >>> sentencing is expected for two people accused of sexually assaulting posted snapchat. they were convict of raping a 16-year-old in 2014. a third teen pleaded guilty to filming the attack. prosecutors say the victim was too drunk to consent. >>> a employee of a local dollar tree is off the job accused of taking lewd pick tasers young customer. christopher -- pictures of a young customer. christopher molina faced a saw him take a picture up a kust more's skirt. >> he looked around and bent down and took a picture underneath her skirt and i am like excuse you did you do what i saw you did? what are you talking about i am like you nasty pervert. you just took a picture of her i saw you and i saw the flash of the camera. >> mow loana was a-- molina wasallowed to leave without posting by a. bail but was

off that ensued after he threatened a clashing inside the couple -- a clerk inside the cumberland farms claiming he had a bomb and parked at gas pump and locked himself inside his suv. police arrived and they say he threatened to blow the place up. >> he told the police officer to back up because he what gun and bomb and would blow the place up. two other officers arrived and he he pulled the gas hose off a pump. >> reporter: police responded with armored vehicles. boxing kimball in. after gas pump wrps shut off the store evacuated -- were shut off -- pumps were shut off the store evacuated. he was bitten by a police dog and shot with a bean bag >> i saw him run out of his car and heading towards this way and they threw two like grenades to try to slow him down and the police came from this way and they captured him. >> reporter: by the time this was all over we understand the only injuries the suspect kimbell walked away with stemmed from the dog bite he was treated and is set to be nick giovanni wbz. >>> this morning a police officer and the man accused of attacking him with a meat cl

cumberland, storms moving to the north, headed toward orange and durham county. hail in parts of western person county number one and storms in northern mecklenburg. you see the big picture. a lot of us are getting bad storms. that severe thunderstorm warning goes until 10:00 tonight. i'll talk about what we can expect. we'll track tropical storm matthew coming up. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news out of south carolina. anderson county deputies wrapping up a presence conference. two 6-year-old boys, students and a teacher were shot. the hospital. a croarnlg was arrested at the scene and had an arm gun. south carolina governor -- governor nikki haley is expected to speak. she sent out her regards before the 5:00 news urging for prayers. >>> in the past 0 minutes -- 20 minutes, cbs north carolina received an apology. this comes hours af chance or post add video online con democratting racist messages making rounds on social media all day. the chancellor said those emergencies do not represent the values of the school. michael hyland has more. >> reporter

the cumberland board of commissioners discuss the park and how the city will brand the cumberland county development corporation is heading the push to get the ball park built and town revitalized. >>> construction is expected to start on the hope mills dam. crews are rebuilding after several years of issue. the work was delayed due to lack of permits and army corps of engineers turn that in. the committee is working to finalize the look and features >>> good morning to you. 5:48 on this monday morning. yeah, we're start off the work week with rain and fog for some of you. this is a live picture from shaw university. this is the camera we typically see the nice skyline shot. we have dense fog for some of you and you're not seeing the fog -- maybe steadier rain. i want to start off across moore and hope counties where we see lightning. maybe you're wa area, moving northeast so johnsonville, harnett county, you would be the next to see this also lighter rain toward sanford this morning. look out for wet roads around pittsboro, steady rain there, and right up towards chapel hill up through

the cumberland county fair... is going strong... at the crown complex. you'll find games, a petting zoo, helicopter rides and of course, all the fried food you can eat. admission is seven dollars... 20 dollars for wristbands. and friday.. american idol winner "trent - harmon" is set to perform. the fair runs also celebrating all things greek this weekend. the annual greek festival is going on at the state fairgrounds. people can enjoy some great food, music, dancing and art... and help people in need at the same time. the festival helps raise money for habitat for humanity. greek fest runs until 10 tonight and then again tomorrow from 11 to 6 in the jim graham building at the fairgrounds. meteorologist liz horton is here now with the forecast. get ready for some much cooler temperatures! a cold front will swing into our region on sunday and spark a shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon. high temperatures will be in the upper 80s and lower 90s. the south late in the day and hang around our southern counties on monday, bringing the chance for a few showe

cumberland county to tensions and without bond. investigators say the men are responsible for the deaths of two men found dead early sunday morning. stomach feels service is planned for tomorrow for a 3- year-old who was found dead on a hot van earlier this weak. they sang spiritual songs and prayed individual. the little girl's father found her in the family's hot minivan on monday when he got home from like this are helping them cope. the funeral for the girl is tomorrow at noon at the church of the good pastor on liberty street in durham. the family has set up a go funny page to help pay for the expenses. stomach a solemn ceremony today honoring the memory of a fallen valley crabtree was shot and killed in 19 22 when he was confronted by a drunk person. he was the first raleigh police officer reported as having died in the line of duty. the ceremony will be held at the raleigh police morella west 100 street in interest on the cumberland county is trying to get some young offenders a second chance per cumberland county starting a

we go to cumberland farms morning. sera: no employees or customers were heard. we are expecting everything from the chief larry hope to learn more details about the standoff as well as the suspect and whatever potential condition he may be a. the standoff ending safely, a big relief to a lot of people here. emily: thank you. a teenager due in court and a violent robbery attempt in beverly. and murder after allegedly stabbing a man last night. police say the teen burst into a home on livingston avenue and demanded money before stabbing the 25-year-old inside. the victim was taken to the hospital with stab wounds. erika: this dollar tree worker in malden is accused of taking inappropriate photos up a customer's skirt. antoinette antonio is live with new details. antoinette: that suspect was away from the alleged victim, any witnesses, and the store where he's accused of taking those inappropriate pictures up a woman's dress. 29-year-old christopher molina faces a judge today, facing that up skirting charge. malden police say he works at the dollar tree store on br

first 1862, mostthe army of the cumberland rosecrans and later george thomases army adopts it almost universally. this is dictated that they would uses foundation -- formation through the war. unlike perhaps today when doctrine filters down more quick 1863, 1860 two and officers who were used to the old ways of writing -- fighting didn't change. it is used intermittent and the other two armies, the army of the potomac and the army of the tennessee. it is the official doctrine, it doesn't mean it gets used that way. talk take a step up and about how division commanders are going to form for battle. this is an early war example and a mid-war example. to those two formations that i talked about that are primarily brigade level the commander decisions, we have some formations -- to divisional commanders who have to make decisions. trainingived almost no , no instruction and no theory about how to conduct a military operation. job.learned on the they use what they knew. -- will regard is reputed to have created this confederate formation by putting one of his core in the front line. johns