it's an old town, fayetteville.t tower marks the spot where north carolina ratified the federal constitution back in 1789. i'm standing on what was a slave market. sherman fought battles here in the civil war. now it's a military town and 160,000 acres back there is the army's ft. bragg where soldiers prepare to go to war. nestled up beside that is the air force base. two institutions, two professional military men, one woman. and that woman, michelle theer, now found herself caught between her husband, marty, the air force captain and her former lover, army staff sergeant john diamond who just wouldn't go away. >> i told him, i don't want to leave my husband. i never told him, i love you, i never said, i want to be with you. i mean, i think i was pretty straight up. >> now with the holiday season at full swing and a new commitment to her marriage, michelle and marty were on the road to raleigh, for a night out. traveling with them was another couple from her office. >> they had gone to this christmas party that she

i spoke to a woman in fayetteville, north carolina, whose rape kit was destroyed. >>> fayetteville's the department major a huge mistake by destroying hundreds of rape kits over a decade ago. >> i've never ever heard of other police departments going public and saying we've destroyed this massive amount of evidence. were they an anomaly? the answer is sadly they're not. >> reporter: cnn found hundreds of rape kits trashed long before statutes of limitations expired. this woman is one of the 333 victims in fayetteville, north carolina, whose rape kit was destroyed. she's asked to remain anonymous. >> why were they destroyed? >> we were just clearing up space in the evidence room. >> reporter: fayetteville offer to reinvestigates cases like christine's. it started with a girl's night out at a local bar in 2007. christine and some friend had been drinking and ran into guys they had seen around town. >> i regret leaving with one of them who i thought was a nice guy. >> reporter: then what happened? >> he took me to an apartment. i consented to be with him, and he said he had to leave the

fayetteville, north carolina whose rape kit was destroyed.r as christine. >> i was right here when i got the call when the case was re-opened. >> reporter: that call was in 2015. >> i felt we had a lot of rapes that were workable. the evidence needed to be sent off. unfortunately when i came looking for the evidence it was no longer here. >> why were they destroyed? >> we were just clearing up space in the evidence room. >> reporter: in north carolina, there is no statute of limitations on rape. despite the trashed evidence, a fayetteville offered to rei v t reinvestigate. they ran into guys they had seen around town. >> i regret even going out that night. i regret leaving with one of them who i thought was a nice guy. >> then what happened? >> he took me to an apartment. i had consented to be with him and he said he had to leave the room and he came back and he had three of his friends with him. i told them no. i told them that's not what i wanted. >> what was going through your mind? >> i was fearful that if i made a noise or fought back th

you have to see what markets are like elsewhere and this book is especially fun as this song the fayetteville. christmas eve is the last day of the scripture mark for nearly be sure and all the others will. even feel thin or we close a two pm then we have to clear up and take some things to the store house when done there and then at five o'clock lie on the couch drink a glass of bubbly bliss eat some potato salad and we usually just fall asleep because we're so exhausted and that's what our christmas is like. but next christmas season distribute your workers. she can't imagine christmas without the streets are marked. her. at africa. timmy's has coastal ecosystem is at risk industrial pollution and overfishing of threatening people's livelihoods. and the mission to is trying to save the fish stocks and revising ostomy jimmy. buffett coaching will put a stop drug chaos in the fishing sectors a go at africa next on t w. c and the arts twenty one special. beethoven each moment by the job used campus punching. young musicians from germany and india explore each other's musical history the result

tord, modernizing our roads get more fayetteville -- more fiber deployment.ucture in place to carry in -- internet structure into the core of the network. if we get those components right, america will win the race. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. in 1962, president kennedy authorized the creation of the department of the army special photographic office cable satellite corp. 2018] 1962, president kennedy taking pictures and film of the pentagon and u.s. congress. the work of these units way into found its the u.s. media at the time and have been used in many books and museum exhibits since then. next, from the national archives washington, d.c., five vietnam war veterans who served n the special photographic office share images and film while discussing their combat in documenting the war. this is about 90 minutes. now, i'll ask all of the vietnam veterans or any united who served on active duty in the u.s. armed november any time from 15, 1975, to y stand a be recognized. [applause] >> we will

a little bit of snow overnight in areas near fayetteville too, very rare.e. then we have a new storm coming into the west here, pretty significant storm with a lot of rain for the lower elevations. snow at the higher elevations. anyone traveling in the passes will have to deal with putting the chains on. i-5 just a rainy commute for you. the cold blast has made it all the way to florida. it's a jacket day even in areas like orlando with a frigid morning. i'm sure people in miami aren't thrilled with 55 degrees. orlando is at 43. richmond is at 27. the sun will be up so it will warm up a little bit but by florida standards this is a cold day, only highs in the low 60s. richard up to 41. by the time we get to tehe end f the week we start to see things m.d. ra moderating a little bit. d.c. by friday gets to 53. along with the warmer temperatures will come some rain for the east coast at the end of the week. there's no snow in sight. all of a sudden we're getting into that countdown period where we're worrying about who's going to get a white christmas. a lot o

thelma in fayetteville, tennessee of the supports the shutdown. good morning. caller: yes. i'm an 8 -year-old grandmother and i watch both parties sacrifice our american values on the altar of their own political purposes. i voted for trump as the lesser of two evils. i think he's done the good job within the restraints he's faced. the media for the most part is just a joke. i agree with the shutdown and the need for the wall. i believe trump has the best interest of the america. i love america. we're the kindest, most generous people. it makes me sick what i see. host: that's thelma. our last caller in today's "washington journal," of course we'll be back here tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. 4:00 a.m. pacific. if there is no deal today, it will be day 11 of the shutdown tomorrow. the first day of 2019. we wish you a very happy new year's eve. we'll see you in 2019. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> today i

you found that the community -- certainly after 9/11, i can tell you the town of fayetteville, northarolina, supported the troops in a way that inspired the troops and the town. over the course of my time in the service, whenever we would lose a service person and i was back in the states for the ceremony, you would see entire towns and cities come out to pay their respects to the fallen hero. that is something that you never forget. it reinforces the fact that to your point, it is a small group that serves. i will tell you that nobody, no country that i know of respects their servicemen and women as much as the united states does. [applause] >> amen. >> that is no disrespect to the other countries. having traveled all around the world, nobody does it better than we do. harris: there is a civilian who worked on veteran transmission issues in the audience. i know you have a question about family. >> i am a military spouse. i can say with confidence that the military does a good job of focusing on supporting military families while their member is serving. the argument being strong fam

force raises, you found the certainly after 9/11, i was at fort bragg for six years, the town of fayettevillenorth carolina came out and supported the troops in a way that i think inspired the troops and the town and over the course of my time in the service, whenever we would lose a soldier or sailor or marine and i was back in the states for the entirey, you would see towns and cities can out to pay their respects to the following hero. that is something you never forget. i think it just reinforces the fact that yes, it's a small group that serves but i will tell you nobody, no country i know of respects their servicemen and women as much as the united states does. [applause] i have seen it. to the other countries but i can tell you having traveled around the world, nobody does it better than we do. >> i love that. is there a blair brush in the audience? ony civilian that works transition issues. i know you have a question about family, what is it? >> i'm a military spouse. for overen a civilian 20 years i can say with confidence that the military does a good job of focusing on supporting m

in fayetteville, georgia, fox news.st airport, but the trouble still not over for travelers. plus lights out at a famed national christmas display just before the holiday. what caused it to go dark. i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. mike: russian operatives attempts to influence voters here in the united states continued during the 2018 midterm elections, but they did not tamper with actual votes. that according to a statement by director of national intelligence dan coats on a study done by the u.s. intelligence community. the russian operations using social media to influence po

he went to fayetteville to be there for one day.e. brian: i don't know of an american that sun happy there is one less taliban bomb-maker trying to kill troops on the planet. he is decorated for his service and his valor. any he gets all that back and upgrade to the distinguished service cross. thank you your son, 2002 graduate of west point. >> we hope this all turns out in his favors. god bless. >> thank you very much. brian: wow. new york governor andrew cuomo once called marijuana a gateway drug. now he is rolling out a plan to make it legal. what changed? ainsley: melania trump's spokeswoman slamming the media earlier on "fox & friends." >> i know i will the be attacked that it is not fair and that i'm whining but we're defending ourselves. ainsley: martha maccallum is here. brian: perfect timing. ♪ building a better bank starts with looking at something old, and saying, "really?" so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell you. and savings and c

let's go to fayetteville, georgia, sylvia. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead.aller: when i started my career and my father was a contractor, i did not know how hard the career was going to be because i .anted to be an architect i started in architecture in a small firm and i did not see a problem then. i realize later that i had two strikes against me. the field is mostly filled with as a men and minorities whole have a problem. my colleagues that were black males had the same problem i had. hadr, i found out i also the problem of being a black woman and in order to solve this, i decided to go into a more governmental job and i started talking to build schools. i loved this position. however, i was making more money than my male counterpart and shortly thereafter, i was released from this position. downsizeme for them to . however, i was the one they downsized, the other three males were kept on. later, because my husband applied for the same job, he had more opportunity. i thought maybe that had something to do with it, gender had a lot to do with it. host: th