. >>> nc state started tr-dz night at home against georgia southern. freshman, smith, has been very impressive in a pair of exhibition games -- nc state gets things started tomorrow night at home against georgia southern. freshman smith, has been impressive in a pair of expweugz games. -- exhibition games. >> yes. >> now, friday night begins with a 9:00. now, charlotte hornets now carolina marvin williams, hard to believe that it is his 12th season. signing a deal with the hornets this had summer. mandy mitchell has the story. >> reporter: once you are passed the decade it is okay to call yourself a veteran. williams is now a veteran. he is in his third season in charlotte after spending time with the hawks and the jazz. >> coming back to this state. to play in front of a tar heels fans. it means a great deal on me. i feel like it is more personal to me. a lot of my family is here and a lot of my friends are here. so, north carolina is really great to me. i am thankful for that. chapel hill. productive one. naming them national championship. he thinks

a sneaky tough opener for the pnc as they welcomed in georgia southern... terry henderson on his game... fires off his jersey number here then goes baseline for a nifty little reverse...henders on w/ a team high 23 the eagles though came to fight... tookie brown can ball the fastbreak layup... then he carves through the state d for another deuce brown had 26... ga southern was up 6....time for a gott gulp showed some toughness... mav rowan the tip-in to tie it then it's torin dorn w/ the slow mo two step state with the escape... 81-79 the tar heels on the road at the storied smoothie king center in new orleans to take on tulane... nate britt to justin jackson who lets fly... he's shooting guys connect... seventh woods to brandon robinson who stripes a triple carolina would build it's lead later on... berry up top to isaiah hicks - we'll be seeing lots of that then berry on the steal - great look ahead to jackson and that's a saucy layup to convert by justin heels were up 14 at half.. they lead it today... north carolina took out alabama state 84-54 and duke

rowan is dealing with a possible suffered friday night in that narrow win over georgia southern. trin dorn and ted kapita put on a two-man clinic. 1st half...dorn the steal and the one man break. he finished wth the slam. dorn had three steals on the day -- here's another in the second half...he loves the euro step in the lane. he paced the pack with 21 points but the surprise came from kapita in his debut since being cleared by the ncaa...great finish under the rim. he really pumped in this one. later -- kapita...strong move..bucket and one. 17 points and 8 boards for him in the pack's 86 to 61 win tar heels hosting ut chattanooga at the smith center berry finding the cutting isaiah hicks who sticks the landing -- finally a tiny bit of breathing room. freshman tony bradley -- the and one -- five point game after the free throw. justin jackson again. part of a 16-3 run - kennedy meeks had 14 points and 12 rebounds. -- unc wins by 40 -- heels improve to 2-and- oh penultimate race of the season in turns in phoenix - we would have overtime -- aka -- a green white checkered finish -

shawn gives georgia southern the league. they rely on the drive. to the hoop that's what they needed to d jr. follows. 81-79 win. >> we learn a lot tonight. we were challenged. we were tested. they did a great job. you have to give georgia state credit. kept us off-balance. never got a break growing for the most part of the night. hicks. anthen to justinackson who has aweet shot here. pretty big right now. this one still in the second half. 58-42 unc on top. >>> the umc women. first quarter paris key. two of her 22 points. in the second quarter stephanie watts pulls up for she had four of those. unc rolls in the season opener 84-54. the duke women on the road with liberty. final score 98-38. >>> bryan bickell has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. he has been struggling to figure out what was going on with his body. he says this is a shock to him and to his family. he came in june. one goal for the canes. he says he hopes he can return to the ice. pretty surprising news. >>> football players are hoping to spark some change when it comes to the

and in georgia, in southern georgia. he put it in a blind trust and it ended up losing $1 million.now, i think something 40 years. and we have a president who -- or a president-elect, who now has a vast empire of holdings. real estate, investments, et cetera. so we're going to have to find our way through this. this is going to happen more and more often. i was reserving millionaire and billionaire business people, both men and women, who have gotten involved in politics, and the list is growing. so this whole issue of blind trusts and conflicts of interest is something we're going to have to work through. >> to follow up, there was this photograph released by the trump campaign on thursday, and it showed trump's daughter ivanka sitting -- you saw that. she was sitting there on a meeting with the prime minister of japan, on thursday. should we be concerned about this? really, he would be -- will be the president of the united states. he can be upset, but nothing you can do about it? >> i might be more concerned about other people being in that meeting. but at the moment, i'm willin

you can see the boat on fire...this is off the coast of southern georgia... the u-s coast guard says all four people and the dog only have minor injuries... a young couple in their ea possibly overdosing in public, and putting their children in danger. 20-year-old jessica bello and 22-year-old dickison san juan of houston, were found by police passed out in their car... partially clothed last night. their toddler daughters were in the back seat. investigators say one was not buckled in a car seat. paramedics contend heroin was most likely the reason the the couple is facing child endangerment charges the children are in foster care this morning. outrage in wisconsin over an experiemtn meant to scare teens into driving safely. the school as well as the student council were in on the experiment. they decided to announce four students were killed due to texting while driving. many students took the exercise very seriously and parents were upset students were lied too. :03there have been a series of wrecks and multiple reckless driving things happenings currently

>> i've got my fingers crossed, especially for georgia, being a southern guy. e happier. >> why? >> because i know the reputation the south has around a lot of the rest of the country. that would be a win for me as a liberal red neck, to see, you know, a deeply southern state like georgia flip in this election, would be awesome. >> many times some of donald trump's supporters have been cast as, you know, racist or bigoted in this election. >> uh-huh. >> do you believe it is deserved as someone who is from the south? >> i mean, okay, i don't want to generalize too much. i don't think for all of them. i do -- let me tell you, that don't hurt, all right. the racism, the xenophobia and stuff that he puts out there, that doesn't hurt with these people, but i do think it is way too simplistic of a view of them. i don't think that's the thing that matters the most to them, i don't. >> matters the most, but you think it is part of it? >> i mean, yeah. again, not for all of them but for a lot. it is hard to deny, you know, to me. i mean, look, they're just so mad, they'r

this is a view from nasa -- and as you can see -- the smoke extends down into southern georgia. scientists warning -- the giant smoke could come east this weekend. this is a look at the 'air quality map'. the area's in turn 'red' -- over the next few days. charlotte is already covered in a thick cloud of smoke. officials warn those with asthma -- emphezema -- or heart conditions to limit strenuous work or exercise outside. a 'wake county' mom is 'behind bars' tonight -- after police say -- she "abandoned" her kids -- outside an apartment building. an eyewitness says -- the kids were 'left' -- to "fend for themselves". "sonya - weldon" says -- she 'saw' -- "sonya - weldon" says -- she 'saw' -- the 'two toddlers' the "heritage park apartments" yesterday afternoon. 'weldon' tracked down the 'mother'... and called 9-1-1. her name is "secret - mcclain"... and she faces 'two counts' -- of "contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile". police say -- the kids are 'now' staying with family members. a 'crime alert' tonight -- for drivers in durham county. a 'fake officer' pulled over --

it along that same boundary where tornado much wases extend from the florida panhandle and georgia and southern alabama. we have severe thunderstorm watches for central georgia and carolinas, even tornado warning with this one particular cell south of charlotte light now. doesn't look like today, tonight will be a very active severe night for us but we are in the marginal risk and for areas down over delaware where temperatures have been warmer, more instability in the atmosphere we will have risk for downpours, very strong, gusty wind, thunder and lightening and tree branches or power lines brought down. this evening, yellow light on the roads. not great but worst will be from 9:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. with bursts of heavy rain and strong thunderstorms. thursday we will give you green light, both commutes looking good and we have sun returning. breezy but pleasant. you can see green denote tour and look at that brown coloring, dry air and that is moving in for tomorrow. after the heavy rain tonight, tomorrow is a completely different day, and completely different month coincidently as well. so

conditions in case you're on the roads and the same story all the way down through the carolinas, southern georgialorida maybe a couple of showers there. the biggest travel issue if you're driving will be out to the west. once you get to cleveland and detroit after two or 3 o'clock this afternoon some rain will be moving in. might even be a little light snow in the northern tier of michigan and the same story out in wisconsin and parts of minnesota and then it's rain down through chicago and indianapolis so those will be the places both on the ground and in the air where you might have some delays. around here mostly cloudy overnight. a late sprinkle can't be ruled out, 38 the low in philadelphia, 32 in some suburbs. most of the rain tonight is probably going to be well to the north up in the poconos and up there in fact it will be mixed precipitation. doesn't look like we're really going to get much around here but if you do wind up with some sprinkles in allentown, the lehigh valley, berks county or even northern bucks and montco be careful because it could cause a little isolated icy patch. aga

>> i've got my fingers cross the especially for georgia, being a southern guy. e. nothing would make me happier. >> why? >> just because -- i know the reputation the south has around a lot of the rest of the country and that would be eye win fa wi as a liberal red neck to see a state like georgia flip would be awesome. >> many times, some of donald trump's spotters have been cast as racist or bigoted in this election. double that's deserved as someone is from the south? >> i mean -- okay. joe i don't want to generalize too much. that don't hurt, all right? the racism and the xenophobia, that's way too simplistic. >> you think it is part of it? >> again not for all of them. it's hard to deny to me. they're just so mad. they're so angry. yeah, i definitely think that's part of it. >> and that's why you were saying this is a culture war and you know it's coming down to the wire even though perception versus reality, the jobs numbers are good, the economy is getting better. it's perception versus reality here and the reality is not exactly -- in their lives they seei

you can see the boat on fire...this is off the coast of southern georgia... the u-s coast guard says all four people and the dog only have minor injuries... strong to the valley. mainly sunny skies will be common along with temperatures rising just a little more than yesterday. the valley this afternoon will range between 77 and 83 degrees with winds out of the west/northwest between 5 and 15 mph. as we move into friday, the front we have been monitoring for the past several days will begin to interact with the valley. partly cloudy skies will build but rain chances are not lacking so you can put the umbrella back in the closet. high temperatures hold in the upper 70s and lower 80s and winds stick to 5-15 mph. this pattern literally extends into next wednesday. i'm monitoring live images out of chicago this morning. everyone is talking about the cubs win in the world series..and and chopper 13 fast and first ove rthe valley this morning looking for ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government on his crusade to de

. >>> despite all the attention around the election results, a man in southern georgia is not the least bit stressed. because he still doesn't know who won. reporter blaine alexander shows us how he's managed to stay in the dark. >> i started out needing a breather. wa hours. >> reporter: it's been a quiet few days for joe chandler. >> i'm getting cabin fever. >> reporter: no phone or tv. >> frustrating. >> reporter: for three null days, no news. >> at the 24-hour mark, and i realized, i still didn't know. >> reporter: that's right. joe chandler may be the only person in the world who does not know the results of the american presidential election. >> the only cognizant person who is not in a coma or down in a cave and even then they might their cell phone. >> reporter: he started election night the same way the rest of us did, glued to the television. after a few hours -- >> i didn't have it in me. i've got to step off this insane merry go round. i'll look in the morning. >> reporter: the next morning turned into the next afternoon. then the next night. and before joe knew it, he was r

it it's moving through southern georgia and pushing south. but at 11 a.m. we're already at 9 degrees in tampa, the average high today is 80. we sarasota. so when the front comes through front just the 10% rain chance, not super cool in behind it but we'll lower the humidity levels and it will be breezy on saturday and next week staying mostly dry and comfortable in the low 80s. >>> 3 elementary schools are on lock down right now out of sarasota but all students are safe. police tell us someone morning. out of caution the school board placed sarasota high, and sun coast school for innovative studies on lock down while police check the area for 2 suspects. we want to stress the students are safe and once we know more we'll bring you that information. >>> a 71-year old man accused of hitting and killing a mother and injuring a sheriffs deputy will be in court. right now charlie lewis is judge later this afternoon. a tip led deputy to say lewis. someone called crime stoppers after spotting his pickup truck. he faces 2 charges leaving the scene of a traffic cras

. >> i love the place but it is like southern georgia, like jumbo shrimp. >>> the end of a drought, others either way celebrating the win of the world series, the first victory in 108 years, cover story journalistvise been waiting more than a century to write. here are the front pages, cubs beat the cleveland indians 8-7 in extra innings in game 7 last night. >> obviously a live look right now over wriggliville at wrigley field where thousands of people this game, game 7, was played in cleveland. okay? still, they came out over in chicago celebrating. i am sure plenty of tears of joy . >> can't wait for the victory paradeane couple of days-- parade in a couple of days. >>> a final look at our poll question for you today. 12news.com/yourvoice. our question was who are you voting for in the u.s. presidential election? hillary clinton? donald trump? or neither of them? >> looks like hillarynt trump with 44%. and 4% will vote for neither one. >> more than 500 people voted in that. thank you so much for doing that. you have a new question tomorrow morning. >>> final take away, go, cubs, go! tha

southerners. they kept your people in bondage, like animals. i--i don't understand she. i'm from georgia. don't that make me a southerner, too? mr. and mrs. ramsey, they fed me, they taught me to read and they treat me and michael just the same. i don't think they hate me. you're... yoyore too young, son. you'll understand when i get you away fromple. ben, in god's name! t interfere any more, preacher. i know whahai have to do. yes, mic what is it? i'm awful sorry. i think maybe i know how it feels to lose somebody y your little boy. mr. courtney, i guess i love miss leona and mr. ramsey courtney, there's something that i think you ought leave me be, mccullough. weth lived long enough to know well, that life can be pretty rough. we both know your boy died in atlanta-- a lot of people did. know. and after all this time,ing's g. i don't want you toself... but t n courtney, for what it's worthy, listen to me. john and leona ramsey found michael hurt and c in the ruins of a house, alone. and ths in atlanta during the siege. what are you trying to say? as one of them. but the boy the ramseys ca

when we come welcome back to tractor tales folks. this week were in southern georgia and in all when ic tractors whether they need a little work or they've been professionally restored there's always a story about it and this week we're gonna learn about a special john deere b this b came from sylvester georgia brother roy carroll he's a pastor he was our interim paster at one time was his uncle's tractor and he had had several years up there at his house and he just told me one day say they can get it if you want so i went and got it and we had a redo the motor and a head was cracked and got it back and painted it ee it now and so about three years ago i recon it was what i called him i asked him would you come in drive in the parade for me and he did. and so i called him the next year that was asa do you want drive your tractor again he said no but i got a took him three four hours to get here and he came in drove it and aftor the next day at two after he got back home he mailed me a letter and it can make tears come in your eyes, he was talking about that i wouldn't know what can

several other southern states including -- alabama -- georgia -- and tennessee -- are also dealing with wildfires -- and extremely dry conditions. wx chat high pressure will build into the area and bring above average temperatures to the area through wednesday. expect highs in the upper 70s with light winds through winds pick up to breezy ahead of a system that will bring a significant cool-down. expect gusts to 30 mph on wednesday, then to 35 mph late wednesday and thursday. afternoon highs will drop to the low 60s on thursday and will remain in the low to mid 60s on friday. the system will move east and temperature will start to rebound on saturday with highs in the upper 60s. wx chat through tuesday. by wednesday afternoon we will winds pick up to breezy ahead of a system that will bring a significant cool-down. expect gusts to 30 mph on wednesday, then to 35 mph late wednesday and thursday. afternoon highs will drop to the low 60s on thursday and will remain in the low to mid 60s on friday. the system will move east and temperature will start to rebound on saturday with highs in the

this is smoke drifting all the way down to southern georgia and north florida. in western north carolina. we continue with these active blazes. they flare up and die off. i mentioned chattanooga. nashville too. charlotte has had poor a quality problems. atlanta for the most part, it's been to the east. but it's not far away. here's the rainfall forecast. this is over the next seven days. this is zero. this is a goose egg. no rain expected for the next week. if we go another week with no rain, atlanta will break your longest stretch of dry weather you've ever recorded. that's how significant of a dry spell we're in. not just in the last month but it even goes back further than that, through much of the summer. the only significant rainfall in the country over the next couple days is going to be on the west coast. let's track this front. we mentioned this snowstorm in wyoming, going for areas of south dakota and minnesota later on tonight. ahead of this, we're still on pace for our warmest november ever across this country. today it's going to be very warm. southe

the rain will not end the drought in the southern region of georgia.e are concentrating on tennessee. here is molly who is a spokesperson for the great smokey national park. >> it is busy. we have crews in from all of the agencies that are assisting us. >> it is a beautiful part of the country. i remember when i first saw the smokeyy mountains. can you tell us the damage thus far to the park? >> we are still assessing it. crews are moving out and smoke finally cleared and we can see further distances. we were not able to fly at all to get a vantage point to see the acreage. and we hope to get up to assist the extent of everything. >> can you take us back a few days or weeks. y when the fires began and what it is like? >> the fire was originally started on wednesday november 23rd in a popular area called the chimney top. reported a small fire two acres in size and grew up to eight acre. and we did containment areas trying to contain this. it was a 410 acre that was the containment area. and that evening, extreme winds came and blew it. and we do have ex

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marshal and father of five was gunned down trying to serve a warrant on a fugitive in southern georgiawe're now learning more about the suspect, garrett penny joins us now with the very latest. >> elizabeth, good afternoon. this is exactly what police were worried about for the past two months when this same suspect tried killing police officers in south carolina. now, back on september 18th, this is when police tried to arrest 25-year-old dontrell carter, after receiving calls that he had assaulted his girlfriend and then fired gunshots into a relative's home when they tried to step in to help. carter took off in a car and led officers on a chase until he eventually jumped out and started shooting at him as he escaped on foot. the u.s. marshals have been searching for him ever since. and yesterday, the fugitive task force tracked him to a mobile home in southeast georgia. when the team went inside to arrest carter, he opened fire on the first deputy that came in. and two rifle rounds cut right through the vest of deputy commander patrick caruthers. other marshals returned fire and hit

aircraft and air tankers are also being used.other southern states dealing with wildfires----and dry conditions-----are alabama, georgia and tennessee. warm temperatures are expected to continue across the region .. a front late this week could bring stronger winds.. thanksgiving.. storm team 4 now-- taking a live look at port washington, mitchell airport and waukesha. wednesday will look better with mostly sunny skies and the mercury continues to stay in the 50s. a warm front rolls through on thursday, bringing a breezy 15mph to help bump temps back into the low 60s with increasing cloud cover in the evening.a big storm system moves through the midwest on friday, bringing rain to milwaukee late in the day after a high of 62 degrees. bring our first chance of accumulating rain in two weeks, it will really kick the wind up again with gusts topping 35mph. rain will be exiting on saturday but colder air moves in behind the cold front responsible for it, some spots in the northwoods may even catch some snowflakes on saturday. here in southeastern wisconsin there will just be a cold rain remaining on saturday but that will

obviously out of hand: the wildfires will continue and anything that there, northern georgia getting in on that as well. southern tennessee and parts of alabama as well. this entire area needs a good deal of rain and of course now we're in the drier months, we need these fronts to come through with a little more moisture. the ones that have moved through our area haven't produced much and the next one won't either. moisture starved will continue here unfortunately. for us a lot of clouds yesterday. that's that front that's well down to the south producing today. that will set the stage for several days of fantastic weather with full sun. cool mornings, yes, despite that we'll recover nicely. then we'll even get rid of that the next few days. tomorrow morning we'll wake up cool again. look at these temperatures here, still low it mid-50s. we've already had upper 40s across the north and a nice warmup through the afternoon. 70s, less cloud cover tomorrow. that sets the stage for cooler temperatures and more widespread as opposed to the nature coast, we'll share those upper 40s with areas a little further down to t

northern maryland outer loop 9 a5 to georgia a 20 minute delay we'll look at southern maryland delays in virginia next. back to you. >> john wall -- >> the morning line is next. >> bob barnard is in maryland headed to college foork see the polls on. we'll check in with him later dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. i'm luann bennett. over my 35 years living in northern virginia, i've learned a lot. how to raise three sons and build a successful business after my husband passed away. how to bring people together, set positive goals, and get things done. that's what we do nclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask new york is getting ready for a party. we will know the results or maybe not, we will be close to doing the results of what will be the next to occupy the white house the 45 president of the united states live look there as preparations are underway in the b

georgia. >> reporter: more than 70 wildfires stretch across 8 southern states. those fires have already charred more than 100,000 acres and forced evacuations and i am concerned. it was up there at the top of the ridge and it is unnerving, scary and terrifying. >> we have california wildfires in north carolina. >> more than 20 wildfires are burning in north carolina. many investigated for suspected arson. >> the way this fire is, it is totally different. it is the worst thing i have been involved with. >> reporter: from the flames massive plumes of smoke so much facing air quality advisories. >> a view from nasa shows the extent of the smoke and starting to drift in the metro atlanta area. >> i have twins with asthma and 12-year-old twins and i have been outside and noticed them coughing. >> 40% in the southeast is facing drought 3/4 of alabama and nearly half the state of georgia. >> identify got faith they will get it out and we will be okay. >> another sense of challenge here there are 5,000 firefighters on the colorado, arizona and california and this contin

georgia, mississippi, north carolina, and kentucky. many areas are blanketed in a dangerous haze. one town in southern kentucky shut its schools today because the smoke was so heavy. >>> for the time being, construction of the dakota access oil pipeline is at a there was a new round of protests after the army corps of engineers said it needed more time to study potential environmental issues. proponents of the four-state pipeline say it will cut u.s. dependence on foreign oil. >>> coming up on the "morning news." now, a marijuana first. denver approves a measure to allow people to use pot in some public places. >>> and hillary clinton's old campaign plane takes on some hoop dreams. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm phil mls psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra... can be a sign of existing joint damage... that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fat

florida but we're seeing significant severe weather across alabama and southern mississippi and now over into northwestern georgia and tennessee. strong winds ahead of this could cause more problems for wildfires. we are watching this line closely and closer are quiet and once it arrives here it is not going to have that same spark that it does as it moves through the deep south. 71 now in tampa. we are clear as we look out over downtown st. petersburg. no issues for you. we are warm. we will go toasty as we had to the day. along with more cloud cover. southwinds will continue to pump in the moisture. round after round of cloud bit of a sprinkle possible after midday. especially after 2 pm but as early as lunch time a sprinkle moves through. then we continue with that pattern at 10 to 15% of us getting anything but what we will see, it is light and in and out quickly and will be causing issues. everything should wind down around 8:00 tonight. we will warm up to 83 today with the mix of clouds and sunshine and at times a sprinkle but only a 10% coverage. we stay warm and muggy see this all over again tomorrow. sta

georgia town of clayton. more than 70 fires, stretched across 8 southern states have already charred more than 100 thousand acres and forced evacuations. "i'm concerned it was up there at the top of the ridge and now its down to here//it's unnerving its scary, its terrifying." in north carolina, flames are threatening at least 17 hundred structures... (gov. pat mccrory/(r) north carolina) more than 20 wildfires are burning there-many of them being investigated for suspected arson. "the way this fire is it is totally different. it does not do what its supposed to//this is the worst thing that i've ever been involved in." from the flames---massive plumes of smoke. so much that dozens of counties are facing air quality advisories. a view from nasa shows the extent of the smoke. some of it has started to drift into the metro atlanta area. "i have twelve year old kids with asthma, 12 year old noticed them coughing." making it especially difficult for fire fighters are the dry conditions and severe drought plaguing much of the region. nearly 40 percent of the southeast is facing drought. including three quarters of al

southern avenue. is what it sounded like on georgia avenue northwest. once the network picks you want sounds of gunshots it sounds an alarm to officer monitoring the system at police headquarters where a software preliminary try an lates the sound and provides an exact location. later that morning, officers were alerted to the shooting at two men inside a car. killed. there were two other murder that is day. one on good hope road and one on 14th street northwest. and there were people wounded in shootings as well. dc police keep those recordings, they're archived and that's how we were able to get them. on this map here behind me shows you the l these shootings took place. beginning at just after midnight on july 30th, all the way until just about quart to midnight just before it came into july 31st. you can see up in upper northwest, across the river here, all the way down here, the only place we didn't have any recordings of gunfire were down in southwest. and keep in mind, also, even though there were 30 recordings, these sensors that pick up the sou

georgia. that pushed up the total. this total turnout also includes southern states where the turnout was artificially depressed or repressed by white democratic violence against blacks so that they wouldn't vote republican. and i want to read you -- i think i have this arked in the right spot -- ive you some examples of this. in louisiana, three parishes of wichita, east baton rouge and west baton rouge had 2100 whites on the voter registration list and 5300 blacks. they reported together democratic majority of 3,000. the registration list in west eliciana parish reported 436 whites and 2200 blacks, yet the reported vote was 485 for tilden and only 428 for hayes. registered blacks outnumbered registered whites, 2100 to ,000, yet there was no recurrent vote for hayes, and 1700 for tilden. louisiana parishes at the time, and this i find fascinating. this is probably one thing from this talk you might remember going away from it. the louisiana parishes at the time mpwere described as being bulldozed. you think back for a minute. wait a minute. this is 1876. there aren't gasoline engines yet. there aren't bulldozeerres. why we

school bus drivers in kentucky, tennessee, georgia, and north carolina may be dealing with this morning. hard to see, right, on the rides? this is because of southern wildfires. they continue to rage. one fire is the size of manhattan and burning in northern georgia. >> brian: just saw something where there are over 250 people in the state of tennessee in the hospital because of breathing issues, so that's turning into a big deal. around here everyone is already you heard me. we're expecting it this weekend. good morning, it's wednesday, november 16th. >> hump day. i'm tia ewing. meteorologist samantha roberts is in the first alert weather day tracking the drastic changes coming for the weekend. >> brian: can't wait, sam. >> samantha: it's the first one of the season. we can have this one, and we can have one on christmas and back to the 70s, right? no, i don't think so. time is 6:01. we've offo this morning. just a few clouds around. partly to mostly cloudy depending on your location. i am watching a little light rain over lake erie, and if that holding together, you can run into a few raindrops on your windshield this morning. i don't think we'll

the national park service is banning campfires along large stretch of the southern appalachian trail. this part of north georgiain its 20 first week of serious drought -- 21st week of serious drought. melissa: jonathan, thank you. david: former speaker of the house, newt gingrich will not serve in the trump candidate, telling newspaper he wants to be free to network across whole system and look exactly what is needed to be done to succeed. he also said, holding a cabinet post would not be physically doable for a number of reince. melissa: interesting. president obama continuing his farewell foreign tour holding a presser with germany's angela merkel to ease transfer of one administration to the next. president donald trump looking to build a relationship with japan's prime minister before he gets into office. kt mcfarland is here to weigh in. they say you shouldn't spoil your kids, but your grand kids? how about front row seats to the best show in town. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. loothat could savecare presyou money?rug plan at unitedhealthcare, we offer three

dozens are forced from their homes in four southern states because of wildfires. burning in georgianessee and alabama where the governor is offering $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspected arsonist. a competency ruling is expected monday at the murder trial of dylann roof. he is the white man charged with the shooting deaths of nine black people in a church in charleston, south carolina last year. the judge says it's possible roof may not be mentally competent to stand trial. i'm jackie ibaÑez. now back to hannity. for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> we have the greatest negotiators in the world. we have the greatest business people in the world. we're going to use these great business people, karl icahn endorsed me and some others. we are going to use our great leaders and our great business people. it's time. >> president-elect donald trump on the campaign trail promising he will surround himself with great people when he enters the white house. and earlier today, mr. trump announced that vice president elect mike pence will n

georgia. that pushed up the total. this total turnout also includes southern states where the turnout was artificially depressed or repressed by white democratic violence against blacks so that they wouldn't vote republican. and i want to read you, i think i have this marked in the right spot, give you some examples of this. in louisiana, three parishes of wichita, east baton rouge and west baton rouge had 2100 whites on the voter registration list and 5300 blacks. they reported together a democratic majority of 3,000. the registration list in west feliciana parish reported 436 whites and 2200 blacks, yet the reported vote was 485 for tilden and only 20 for hayes. registered blacks outnumbered registered whites, 2100 to 1,000, yet there was no recurrent vote for hayes, and 1700 for tilden. louisiana parishes at the time, and this i find fascinating. this is probably one thing from this talk you might remember going away from it. the louisiana parishes at the time were described as being bulldozed. you think back for a minute. wait a minute. this is 1876. there aren't gasoline engines yet. there are not the bulldozers, so wh

georgia, he worked hard and was an honor roll student in high school pretty became the first member of his family to attend collegec in 2010 he graduated graduated with a major in philosophy from southern campus in georgia. he is a devout catholic. he decided to attend seminary in my home state of illinois. he felt that god was calling him to be a priest, but his spiritual path was blocked. he is undocumented. he is a dreamer. then, in 2012, everything changed. president obama signed the executive order establishing doctor. in march of 2013, ray was approved. he went to the background check, did everything he was asked to do. he received his dhaka status an, he knew that at least for two years he would not be subject to deportation. that allowed him to become a deacon in the catholic church two months later in may 2013.nt in 2014, he entered the priesthood after he graduated magna cum laude from the seminary in illinois. he has a masters in divinity. p today he is a priest at the cathedral what he said about da. like many dreamers, the united states is only -- really the only country i know. daca was an answer to prayer. without daca, i would not have been able to serve as a priest in

georgia's coastline.. and 42-percent in south meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' by thursday, clouds begin to build as moisture approaches southern nevada. friday still holds with partly cloudy skies and rain chances holding around 10% for the colorado river. drastically the further you go east of the river. there is less than a 10 percent chance of a sprinkle here in the las vegas valley. highs will be back above the normal by 5 to 10 degrees. lows will be above the normal by the same degree. moving into the weekend, mainly sunny skies are back and high 80s and look to hold there into the next work week too. winds will pick up though by sunday and hold into monday. no major rain chances and no major changes are expected with the weather through the next seven days so be what you get almost every day with minor variations to the skies. every time you walk away from your car. up next.. see what you might be doing wrong.. that tempts a thief to walk up and... at -6- with a historic game seven of the world series now underway... how one high school here in our valley is sending their good luck wishes to a local star playingin tonigh

moisture and force lift shifts to the southern end of the as the front passes, mainly sunny skies return and begin no one was hurt...after a small in a columbus, georgia neighborhood. officials say it appears the plane lost power wednesday n ight. a pilot and passenger were on board. preliminary reports indicate the pilot tried to turn back to the columbus airport but was unable to make it. this is video of the plane the federal aviation administration is investigating. president-elect donald trump -- is spending thanksgiving in florida. he's filling his last cabinet slots. 78-year-old billionaire -- and investor -- wilbur ross -- could be -- the next commerce secretary. trump -- so far -- has nominated two women to join his cabinet-- south carolina -- governor nicki haley -- as u-n mbassador-- and betsy devos -- as head of the education department. both -- were critics of trump on the campaign trail. sot cokie roberts, abc news commentator: "i thin interesting that he is able to go beyond his strict loyalists, because that seemed to be the thing that mattered most to him during the campaign was that somebody was loyal to him and she certainly wasn't.

georgia. here in the bay area --- police say the investigation is a priority and is ongoing. four mosques in southern calfiornia also received the letter. the f-b-i says the letters are awful -- but they are not investigating at this point because they do not pose a specific threat. a judge today granted dylan roof's motion to represent himself. roof is accused of opening fire and killing nine african- american parishioners inside a south carolina church. prosecutors say it was in hopes of starting a race war. today jury selection in the case resumed. the trail was expected to begin earlier this month -- but was delayed so roof could undergo a competency evaluation. the 2015 shooting happened back in 2015. the suspect faces 33-federal charges and prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. >> britteny: and the high country now as we go on the next few days we will continue to see nice conditions nice and dry forests clear and cool at entablatures stay close to the seasonal average. mostly cloudy skies earlier in the evening and it will continue developing shifting closer to us they continue to

georgia until noon. it comes after deadly storms swept across the northern part of alabama and southern tennessee overnight. officials say a possible tornado killed three people in a mobile another person critically injured same storm hit a closed day care center. hurt seven people. those people had left their mobile homes to go there to seek shelter. two other people were killed in tennessee. officials are still going door to door to check on people. >> and wildfires continue continue to rage in southeast with nearly 20 large incidents. that means fires on at least 100 acres each. at least three people have died in those fires. more than dozen other are hurt homeless. new video shows the devastation in gatlinburg, tennessee. many people lost everything. hundreds of buildings including a 16 story hotel and entire resort and spa gone. in all, more than 14,000 people were forced to evacuate. firefighters had hoped rain would help but hurricane force winds fanned the wildfires. >>> you've got wind up to 87 miles an hour pushing fire for their lives. >> a whole mountain was on fire. couple hours ago i had an o