the acc women's tournament won't be in greensboro, a place they have called home since 2000. the acc baseball tournament won't be played in durham at the home of the bulls. since 1996, the bulls had hosted 8 acc baseball tournaments and has an agreement through 2018. it's a big loss for our state but the acc felt it had no choice. governor pat mccrory says charlotte leaders must act first before any steps can be taken statement saying "if the charlotte city council totally repeals the ordinance and then we can confirm there is support to repeal among the majority of state lawmakers in the house and senate, the governor will call a special session." we've learned the north carolina restaurant and lodging association has been working with legislative leaders and the governor-- behind the scenes- on what it would take to reverse the law. a damaged oil pipeline in alabama could impact drivers here in the triangle. the crucial colonial pipeline typically providesga people on the east coast daily. the combination of lack of supply and increased transportation costs could drive up t

they were last seen on durham street in greensboro. devi on it was last seen wearing a white shirt and blue jean shorts and navia is 2 tall and wearing yellow hair bows in her ponytail a white shirt and blue jean shorts. police believe the children are with 27-year-old michael mayo. he's described as african-american 5-foot 8 inches tall weighing about 155 pounds. he was last seen wearing a white tank top and white it -- and great gym shorts. if you have information please call greensboro police. or simply call 911. 15-year-old son and seriously injured his ex-wife and talking about it live on facebook. police say earl valentine kicked in the door of a home and opened fire killing the teen and critically injuring keisha valentine . it a facebook live post he says he had no remorse for the shooting. he did not mention the couple son. >>> the book -- there has been a third creepy clown citing in our state. >> he had a yellow polkadot shirt and blue inflatable aladdin pants. >> this latest incident was in greensboro . this man spotted som

because thereof past controversies with the greensboro bantive church. they wouldn't say that's the reason. but the greensboro the home to the acc tournament and we heard they were going to pull the games out of north carolina due to the controversial so-called bathroom laws here affecting the transgender community adversely. so we'll be hearing from hillary clinton not long from now. >> there is anyone on the bus, somewhat famous people we might want to meet? >> reporter: who is on the bus? well, all the press corps here. andrea mitchell. >> tell andrea hello. >> andrea is right here next to me. >> high, andrea. and we have all our colleagues. they have been on the road for 15 emergencies and i can tell you, again, i shoutout to brian kole, my camera man who is doing a stellar job keeping the shot steady. >> i just watched andrea a couple hours ago. she was in front of the plane. didn't get a lot of air time. it's rough for an anchor. >> reporter: it's rough being on the campaign trail, that's what i can tell you. >> give hearlet of love. maybe you can

there were last seen in greensboro. police believe the children are with 27-year-old michael mail. he is described as african-american 5-foot eight tall weighing 155 pounds. the mail was last seen wearing a white tank top and gray gym shorts anyone with any information is asked to call greensboro police or call 911. this ex-wife and talking about a live on moments later . earl valentine kicked in the door and opened fire killing the team and critically injuring creek -- keisha valentine. in a post he said he had no more's for the shooting but he did not mention the couple's son. our affiliate in richmond virginia says keisha valentine has just had family there and the suspect is may that way. a domestic protection order expired one month ago. >>> a third creepy clown exciting in our state. >> he had a yellow polka dot shirt and blue inflatable allowed pans. >> this incident was in greensboro. someone was dressed as a -- as a clown in the woods. sightings in winston-salem and south carolina. >>> cruise are conducting more water tests after test after traces of lead were found to ele

that was the first topic she issued in north carolina. >> it's great to be here at unc greensboro. >> reporter: right away she addressed the topic on many people's minds, her health. >> i'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary circumstances but with just two months to go until election day, sitting at home was pretty much the last place i wanted t men were escorted from the audience after they started yelling at clinton during her address. clinton spoke for a little more than 20 minutes addressing key elements. she talked about early voting and the importance of using the extra days granted by the courts. >> because you know what your governor and legislature tried to do, make it hard tore -- disabilities. >> reporter: and ncaa and acc pulling out because of hb2. >> i see your governor sign a bill legalizing discrimination and suddenly feels like a second class citizen. >> reporter: and the republican national convention -- put out a message saying voters don't trust clinton. from here clinton heads to washington for a talk there. live in greensboro, bough min -- beau minni

they apparently did need to stop in greensboro.ecue instead at stainy's barbecue. the local paper said he surprised diners there. reports tried to ask him questions, but he did not answer. >> mr. trump, when did you change your mind about the birther issue? when you did -- when did you decide that president obama was born in the united states? >> no answers to the questions or stops at the civil rights museum even though they tried to. so far no comment from the campaign on the canceled planned trip to the civil rights museum or why they cancelled it. we've asked them. they apparently do not want to talk about it. that tuesday in north carolina is the day that keith lamont scott was shot and killed in the streets of charlotte, north carolina. we've got four straight nights of protests in the city since including tonight. msnbc live is next. >>> breaking news this hour. police are searching for a gunman whoen opened fire and -- who opened fire and killed five in seattle. it happened in the make-up department of macy's store. the mot

this is a barbecue restaurant in greensboro, north carolina. and you need to see him in these pictures, first, because mr. trump did not intend to be in that restaurant, but i swear he's there. >> mr. trump, can you take some questions from us? >> mr. trump, will you take some questions? >> mr. trump would not be taking any questions in that barbecue joint in north carolina. he had started his tuesday just a little down the road with a rally in high point. the crowd there very enthusiastic. noticeably a very quite crowd. and at that cheat, super enthusiastic rally, he made his appeal to african-american voters who were truly not in the room. >> that's worst than the war-torn nations like afghanistan. the schools are failing. the jobs are leaving, and millions are trapped in poverty. millions are dropped in poverty. so to the african-american community, i say, vote for donald trump. i will fix it. i will fix it. what do you have to lose? your education is broken. your communities are unsafe. there are no jobs, what do you have to lose? >> what d

she'll appear in greensboro, north carolina. donald trump will be in new york to talk about the econony. craig boswell has the latest from the white house. campaign trail today with a rally in greensboro, north carolina. it's the democratic nominee's first appearance after a three-day rest from pneumonia.(sot - from tom joyner show... will be replaced with sot from greensboro for update)"i'm really glad that i did finally follow my doctor's orders and take some days to rest instead of just trying to keep powering through, which i think is a common experience for people."(gfx)the latest cbs news poll shows clinton with just a two-point lead over donald trump in a four-way race with third-party candidates. she still has a big points. and an 83 point advantage among black voters. while trump leads by 11 points among men, and among white voters. (standup bridge:)trump is talking about his own health today on a syndicated health talk show and his campaign made public a one-page summary.the paper offers some information about trump's

it may not be the most exciting thing but as she said in the speech in greensboro, i am not a showman. she has to show other talents. >> listen to hillary clinton talking about donald trump's appearance on dr. oz. >> now, i confess i'll never be the showman my opponent is, and that's okay with me. just look at -- look at the show he put on with dr. oz today. >> i mean, do you think that's an effective critique? >> her campaign also called it -- her campaign manager robby mook also called it a charade, completely unserious. and, you know, it doesn't hurt hillary clinton to try and cast some aspersions on donald trump's transparency when she also is not being fully transparent releasing her full medical history. it makes sense if she is trying to draw a contrast. she is making a case right now that she is the more transparent of the two candidates but voters still have serious doubts. >> objectively, what donald trump released to oz is a joke. it's not any kind of medical disclosure. i don't think we should equate the too. >> you don't think people were wondering about his testosterone

will be replaced with sot from greensboro for update) "i'm really glad that i orders and take some days to rest instead of just trying to keep powering through, which i think is a common experience for people." (gfx) the latest cbs news poll shows clinton with just a two-point lead over donald trump in a four-way race with third-party candidates. she still has a big advantage among women: 13 points. and an 83 point advantage among black voters. while trump leads by 11 points among men, and among white voters. (standup bridge:) trump is talking about his own health talk show and his campaign made public a one-page summary. the paper offers some information about trump's physical condition. in what appears to be a swipe at clinton's pneumonia- induced break, the campaign said that the records show "mr. trump is in excellent health, and has the stamina to endure - uninterrupted - the rigors of a punishing and unprecedented presidential campaign...." last night in ohio, the republican nominee questioned his rival's stamina. "i don't know folks, you think hillary would be able to stand up do

right now, greensboro police don't know if this is a copy cat or if sightings in winston-salem and south carolina.on sunday, three people reported a creepy clown tried to lure children into the woods with treats.no arrests have been made. police in new york are looking for a group of thieves that have stolen hundreds of pints of ice cream from pharmacies and convenience stores in manhattan.authorities say more than 12-hundred containers of haagen dazs, ben and jerry's and talenti ice cream have been stolen over the past 10 months.the ice cream is later sold to corner stores at a up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--a green bay man faces decades in prison for chopping off a woman's finger. the reason police claim she asked him to do it. then - a milwaukee woman searches for the hero who saved her from a house fire.the one clue that for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. packers head coach mike mccarthy always notices that the switch gets flipped when it's the first week of the regular season. ((mike mccarthy says the first day on the field...really the first day in the meeting

. >> those games will be relocated including the first and second rounds which has been set for greensboro. we have team coverage. more on tonight's announcement, candice? >> reporter: it's decision is based on it is comment to of actions concerning civil rights protections. a total of seven championships will happen in other states. that includes the men's basketball championship that was scheduled on march 17th and 19th. the nba pulled its all-star game. the state democratic released a statement. what a disappoint to basketball fans. hundreds of millions of dollars the discrimination bill has cost. his statement reads it seems almost every day we learn of a consequence of hb2. the governor for his response to the latest news. within the last 30 minutes we did hear and receive a statement from the state's republican party. that statement reads their bathrooms and hotels perhaps they should stop with their political peacocking and making sure our athlete are safe both on and off the field. the city of raleigh submitted 57 bids for future ncaa events. obviously we will be watching that. it

yesterday in greensboro, north carolina, a state where she's running neck and neck with trump, she called her time away a gift but also acknowledged her campaign should have disclosed her illness sooner. >> i have to say, it's great to be back on the campaign trail. as you may know, i recently had a cough that turned out to be pneumonia. i'm not great at taking it easy, even under ordinary circumstances, but with just two months to go until election day, sitting at home was pretty much the last place i wanted to be. when i'm under the weather, i can afford to take a few days off. millions of americans can't. they either go to work sick, or they lose a paycheck, don't they? so they toss back some tylenols, they chug orange juice, and they hope that the cough or the virus goes away on its own. lots of working parents can't afford childcare, which in many states costs as much as college tuition, so for millions of moms and dads, if they get sick, there's no backup. they are on their own, aren't they? that's the story for too many people still in america. my campaign has said they could have

. >> another man was spotted in greensboro. >>> police are looking for daveon and nakia mccullum. they were last seen with their mother. a man was listed as a suspected with their disappearance. >>now is the time to make a fair decision for all voters. beairshelle edme has more on what will happen. >> reporter: good morning, russell. a recent federal appeals court ruling said some of the things done in crimination agait minority voters and quired changes. some have made those changes but others have not including 33 counties, wake county as well. it's the state board of election that will make a decision. the legislature that limited the number of voting days. many activist agree that it has targeted black and minority voters. this morning, they will discuss why changes must be made and present a petition with signatures. democracy north carolina will meet hat 9:0 we will be here to follow the prress at happens and will have developments on-air and online. >> thanks a lot. >>> some people who live near the wake-johnston county line are fighting a planned expansion for a landfill.

one in greensboro and another in washington, d.c. it starts a the 3:45 this afternoonment full kornlg as well as on o injured after being hit by a car just outside of downtown raleigh. police responded to garner road around 8:5 last night. our crew that was on scene did see damage to the passenger side the car. the perp hit was taken to lake med. we're told they had a head injury. we don't know if film maker charges will be filed. >> they have charged a man after a fatal crush shut down the roader for hours. county line. robert mace was driving drunk when he was driving wrecklessly and hit a tractor trailer and another truck. the passenger and had his vehicle died. the accident backed up traffic for more than six hours. >> the union county teacher shot during a robbery last week has died. the boyfriend of 33-year-old told police they were in -- the boyfriend told police he couldn't reach his wallet. so the robbers fired shot ands ran off. no arrested the man they say set fire to the mosque orlando nightclub gunman attended. 32-year-o

the biggest impact will certainly be the loss of the college basketball tournament in greensboro. the acc's decision also means the city will loose -- lose the acc women's basketball. there are 55 bids pepping that would bring in $154 million and went on to say if ch this would leave the city in quote, pan academic drought. >>> powerful weather systems are being felt around the world right now. take a lock at this type afternoon in taiwan. you can see debris growing there as well as rain. a few hours ago nearly 200,000 homes were without power there. that storm is expected to make china. >>> the first named storm to form over land in state hex. that system is new bringing several inches of rain to the georgia and south carolina coast. travis rice reports. >> reporter: good evening from edisto island. tropical storm julia is starting to pick up. the rain water has exceeded about 6 inches on both sides of the main drag. what's interesting tno from tropical storm hermine. palm fronds. now the center of tropical storm julia is expected to pass over edisto. so residents can expect more

greensboro police continued the century search. authorities do say 1-year-old died after being hit by a pickup truck as it backed out of driveway yester hit and run is due in court today t. killed an army veteran and neven a little earlier than a week weag. members of community gathered and 23-year-old's honor. barbara wyatt turned herself in on friday. she faces several charges. mosque was the work of an arsonist. the mosque was attended by the gunman on pulse nightclub. mosque leaders say it was expecting over 100 people this morning to attend a special event in honor of the hole holiest holiday. >>> the chicago man fed up with rising crime in his neighborhood is taking matters into his own ha keep up with criminals he found someone else to do the job. he hired his own personal security to patrol his streets and keepn eye on his team. off-duty police officer patrol six days a week and he's paid them about $5,000 so far since august but knows the solution is only short-term. >> i have solved the problem for my neighborhood but wha

>> nice start. >> a man in greensboro says his fatherly instincts kicked in. in two minutes what he did to chase the guy down. >> before we go to break a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. . >> coming whrawp does it mean to be a great citizen? starbucks ceo howard schultz will share his hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. >>> this is the third sighting. it came two tried to lure kids in winston-salem. these are in aition to similar case in south carolina. authorities throughout our area are urging parents to use these incidents to warn their kid about strangers. >> people in wake forest will have a new grocery store option. >>> vise visitors put big smiles on patients' fac

. >> stepping back from wham you're watching, hillary clinton wrapping up a speech in greensboro, cast. -- north carolina. she trying to reverse numbers that have fob against her in the latest week or so and a host of other states but the commonality in the swing states, be it ohio or florida or north carolina, or for that matter what is happening now in pennsylvania, where her lead is down to single digits, is that surge of hers is being compromised by folks who are not feeling much of this economic growth. that in particular hui the lease swing states. isn't what it was. in fact income growth in the so-called battle ground states i the week e weakest of all the states and we have trump economic adviser steve moore with us, attorney, dan yell mc mccain groff lynn. steve, you your candidate outlining his plan to get going. he talked about that growth and how to turn that around. clearly a message way beyond the waldorf astore ya where he toes today but to the battleground states. >> you got it. was there today, neil, and watching that speech, and helped at bit with the preparation of t

he was last seen in greensboro. back to you. >>> i just lledmy state for the man accused of killing his ex-wife and -- they shot the two. his 15-year-old son died. his ex-wife is badly hurt. authies sahe admitted to the murder on social media. >> no remorse whatsoever. we spoke to him by phone. he told us thbasically he's armed robbery and dangerous and he wasn't come in we'd have to come get him. >> investigators believe he may carolina. he has family in both areas. police say he's threatened to hurt them as well. >> on alert after finding out two of the elementary schools have elevated levels of lead. it says that elevated levels of lead were found in several places but not in the kitchens. the school system tells us bolings water is being brought in for the children. >>> it was a busy day carolina for presidenti politics. donald trump drew a large crowd. heas critical of hillary clinton for dleetding e-mails from a private server she used while she was secretary of state. >> we can't havesomeone in the oval offic

and three in greensboro, north carolina, where hillary clinton is set to speak in a minute.she came town with pneumonia. we know donald trump has been talking about his medical issues put also spending time turning hillary clinton's attacks against her. we'll show you how he is doing that. plus, why republicans say they're now more optimistic about keeping control of the senate in november, and hacking the election. could moscow really influence the outcome and undermine the spire democratic process? we'll look at

they apparently did need to stop in greensboro. they got some barbecue instead.s there. at the didn't know he was coming. reporters did try to answer questions. >> when did you change your mind about the birther issue? >> that weighs donald trump's tuesday in north carolina. no answer to those questions. no stop at the civil rights museum either, even though they tried to. still no comment from the kpap on that canceled planned trip to the civil rights museum. we've asked them about it, they apparently don't want to talk about it. but that tuesday in north carolina was the day keith la-mont scott was shot. and we have four straight nights of protests since, including tonight. that does it for this hour tonight, we'll see you again on monday. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. he will join us with his later investigative piece for news week about donald trump showing that donald trump might have committed perjury. and also president obama's chief speechwriter will take us inside the agonies of the debate prep process. and just how crazy it dr

in greensboro cbs north carolina. >> thank you, beau. republican challenger donald trump will be in high point on tuesday. he'll hold a rally at noon. his daughter-in-law is in cary. she helped open a victory office. this is the third office in the state this week. right now donald trump is deliver an economic policy >>> unc football player is out on bond after turning himself in yesterday. he's facing misdemeanor charges after sophomore delaney robinson went public and claimed he raped her on valentine's day. she's criticizing the university's handling of the case. some students say they may plan on making signs or planning chants to keep the we treat the athletic students here and i don't think this is helping us very much. >> it's something that shouldn't be ignored. it's a big issue. >> artist was released on a $5,000 bond but he could face felony charges. orange county da says they are still waiting for toxicology results from the state crime lab to come in. >>> a lawyer for the family of the settlement reportly for $1.9 million. it

those are posed to be held in greensboro. the head of the ncaa said they wanted to provide a safe and respectful environment at the events. it follows the nba decision to pull the all- star game from charlotte, expected to have a $100 million impact. >> for all the cities, it's hitting everybody. >> in the case of the ncaa what are we going to do? are we going to let our male that's what this logic is saying. >> reporter: the ncaa's decision has democratic leaders in the senate increasing their call for a special session to repeal house bill 2. in raleigh, david hurst, cbs north carolina. in thank you. our coverage continues of house bill 2 on wncn.com. there you'll find our past stories on the controversial law. scroll over the "news" tab and down to hb 2. around the state capitol, pushing for social justice. it was part of the nationwide higher ground moral day of action. dr. barber was among those highlighting what they call key state and local issues on poverty, voting right, minimum wage, and public education. >>> right

six-year-old were taken from a home in greensboro. they believed to be with a 27- year-old. blackmail weighing 50 pounds and black hair and brown eyes i will last seen wearing a >> we are talking about -- the children last thing with michael in the home interim. we will continue to keep you posted on their as well as online. >>> a mom is facing charges after her three-year-old was van. the four-year-old was left in a van for more than three hours before her father found her. amy cutler is breaking out the charges tonight and she joins us from the newsroom. >> the family is asking for privacy tonight clearly distraught by what has happened. this as her mother remains behind bars. of the traditional mexican ritual. it is more than a week ago that her body was pulled from a family's minivan. her father making that horrific discovery. speaking out after the ordeal her mother called to an accident. she said now she is facing charges accused of involuntary manslaughter in neglect. family members have said that their five children were out running errands. should not everyone got o

greensboro alone. the atlantic conference is expected to decide this week whether to pull events out of north carolina as well including baseball tournament currently scheduled to be held in durham. the pga has not decided whether to move its events and the ncaa's in the process of reviewing bids to host its event for the next four years, including tens of millions of triangle. durham senator mike would've says state lawmakers need to call a special session. >> if we do not fix this now, it is urgent now and bring in north carolina back to the table and consideration of these tournaments, we will feel the direct impact of hb two for years to come. >> we are hearin carolina could lose more college games because of the commission for the southern conference has hinted that the march, 2017 men's and women's festival termites in the collegiate sports leagues could be moved from asheville according to the asheville citizen times. the ci aa also says it is monitoring the situation before deciding how to move

these are live pictures of greensboro, north carolina. that is the stage where hillary clinton is expected to take the podium at the moment, speak with this crowd. this will, as we keep saying her first appearance on the campaign trail since she fell ill on sunday. earlier today donald trump unveiled his economic agenda as we mentioned the at new york economic club. bring in fair and balanced someone who back hillary clinton proposes. center for american progress economic policy managing director, andy green. donald trump said this today. not one, single idea from hillary clinton will create one new job. counter that from your side. >> well, something like that would be just a malarkey. you know, secretary clinton has a plan to invest in infrastructure, rebuild this country. so, we well know that infrastructure has a net job creating impact, multiplier. so i don't know if donald trump is saying that the good, hard-working men and women who are laying down concrete and rebuilding our roads and bridges are taking a welfare check. that seems

they've now formally announced it will be thursday night in greensboro, north carolina.ampaign says they're accepting rsvps for this event with secretary clinton in greensboro. so now we officially know how much time hillary clinton has had to take off the campaign trail because of this illness that cost her so much trouble at the 9/11 memorial on sunday. her downtime started after that on sunday night. it's going to include monday, tuesday and wednesday. but now we're told by the campaign officially she will be back out there as of thursday. so that's brand-new news as of tonight. also tonight the libertarian party has just announced they're go

one of clinton's 'greensboro'. she'll appear at the "old student recreation center" -- at "u-n- c-g" -- at 3:45. doors 'open' at 1:45. 'jon camp' will be at the 'campaign rally' -- with clinton. you can also watch 'live streaming video' -- on abc-11-dot-com. and "donald - trump".... also trying to 'prove' -- he's "fit to serve" as president. trump... sharing a "one-page summary" -- of his 'most-recent' physical -- with a "daytime t-v doctor". the 'physical' was conducted 'last week' -- by trump's longtime 'personal physician' -- doctor "harold - bornstein"... at "lenox hill hospital" -- in new york. the 'show' says -- "doctor oz" reviewed trump's "family medical history".... 'heart health'.... and 'medication'. audience members say -- 'doctor oz' said -- if 'he' were trump's doctor.... he'd have him "lose some weight". six floors dedicated to african-american history and culture. the smithsonian giving the media a sneak peak of its newest addition before opening day next week. the african- american history and cult

let's enjoy it while we can. 78degrees raleigh, 81 greensboro, the mountains are beautiful in the 60s and 70s. we have a few clouds, on the backside of the remnants, or the post- tropical cyclone of and get squeezed out as we look at the radar right nw. you can see a couple of showers in halifax county around roanoke rapids. these will be short lived, there could be a brief sprinkle northeast of the triangle for the next half hour, or hour or so. we will put that 10% chance in their for that. 77degrees, mostly clear skies this evening. temperatures will fall into the mid 60s, by midnight, then overnight tonightit igoing to be a good sleeping it will be very pleasant. 55 roxborough, 58 south hill, virginia, 60 in raleigh, 58 in durham, 52 fayetteville, 58 in rocky mount. we will detail a pretty nice holiday forecast, and then temperatures go back up and we will tell you how hot it is when to get this week coming up in a few minutes. >>> hundreds of people came out to the state fairgrounds and took advantage of this nice weather for day 2 a of the raleigh seafood festival. vent. attende

a kid from greensboro named the asteroid. we said it's near earth. we were talking to nasa scientists about and hour ago, and, of course, know it's going to take what? five years to get this data back once it's collected. it's really long way away, but it's considered close. are there any implications for an asteroid that close, having effects on earth? . >> this particular asteroid we've been watching for quite some time. it's number three on our list of asteroids that could potentially impact earth. numbers and figure out what the chances of that are, it's 1 in 2,700. it won't happen until late 22nd century. really nothing for us to worry about now. >> that's interesting, because i don't know that much about it, and i feel like i'm sitting on the other side of the fence now. last week we were talking about tropical storm hermine, and we were talking about pensioner and that sort of thing. i'm thinking to myself, it may not be such a big deal for us. actually sounds, number 3 on your list. it sounds not scary necessarily. interesting. >> it's someth

jon sobel, bbc news, greensboro, north carolina. katty: well, for more on today's reappearance on the trail i'm joined by the political director for abc news. how did she look, how did she sound, how did she seem to you? remarkable moment, just looking at the candidates physical appearance like this. she looked energetic and you heard the strains of james brown when she was introduced. what speaks louder than anything you might say about her health, how she looks. democrats are worried. any stumble is seen as a big deal and republicans will take advantage of it. katty: i thought she seemed fine . a little bit hesitant, perhaps, less energy, i thought, the normal. look, you don't get over pneumonia in four days. rick: that's right, and critical to her, every time she is out there to project a certain degree of energy. she cannot be a new person and she will not match donald trump for performance value, performance art, but just choice she is out there, the pictures can speak much louder than any doctors report or any description of h

that was spoedz to be in greensboro this march. five states banned official travel to north carolina. >>> a sat story out of tampa this morning. according 23-year-old jao found a -- the bullet pierced the vest killing mendez. a hole was found in the vest after the incident. right now, no charges have been filed. >>> a cary man is expected in court today charged with animal cruelty. police say thomas byrd left his dog outdoors without water or shade for several hours. this happened back in july. no word on the dog's current nsa contractor ed snowden should return to the u.s. to face charges for leaking classified information about the government's warrantless surveillance program. snowden faces up to 30 years in prison. this comes as his supporters are pushing for a presidential pardon, and a new movie also coming out friday about the case. a white house spokesperson says snowden would be treated fairly and consistent with the law if he returns from asylum out of russia. >>> officials say the name of roger ailes will soon bere unive

chief congregatissional correspondent is in greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: hillary clinton still faced questions about her health and her overall transparency, when pressed, clinton would not say if she told her own running mate about her pneumonia. >> i communicated with tim, i talked to him again last night. he has been a great partner, and he is going to be a great vice-president. >> we communicated. we communicated. but i -- i am, you know, not going to go into our personal conversations, and i feel very comfortable and confident about our relationship. >> reporter: with less than eight weeks until election day, clinton seemed anxious to get back into the mix. hillary clinton boarded her campaign plane, with the race showing it tightening. the candidate was eager to show the world she is feeling better. >> i'm doing great. thank you so much. >> reporter: in greensboro, a new song introduced clinton as she tried to show reporters she is ready for the homestretch. >> i'm not great taking it easy, but with just two months to go until election day, sitting at home was prett

chief congregatissional correspondent is in greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: hillary clinton still faced questions about her health and her overall transparency, when pressed, clinton would not say if she told her own running mate about her pneumonia. >> i communicated with tim, i talked to him again last night. he has been a great partner, and he is going to be a great vice-president. >> we communicated. we communicated. but i -- i am, you know, not going to go into our personal conversations, and i feel very comfortable and confident about our relationship. >> reporter: with less than eight weeks until election day, clinton seemed anxious to get back into the mix. hillary clinton boarded her campaign plane, with the race showing it tightening. the candidate was eager to show the world she is feeling better. >> i'm doing great. thank you so much. >> reporter: in greensboro, a new song introduced clinton as she tried to show reporters she is ready for the homestretch. >> i'm not great taking it easy, but with just two months to go until election day, sitting at home was prett

we will be seeing hillary clinton giving that speech in greensboro momentarily. meantime, donald trump, jr., making a joke about gas chambers when talking about the media coverage of his father. now the trump campaign is blaming -- you guessed it -- the media for the backlash. we'll discuss that. and ivanka trump cuts off an interview after it gets heated. we'll talk about the question that got her agitated next. >>> we're back, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. donald trump, jr., is unhappy with how the media has treated his father's presidential campaign. so much so he went as far as using a holocaust reference in describing how he believes the media is protecting hillary clinton. here he is on talk radio in philadelphia. >> the media has been her number one surrogate in this. without the media this wouldn't even be a contest but the media has built her up. they've let her slide on every indiscrepancy. on every lie, on every dnc game crying to get bernie sanders out of the thing. if republicans were doing that they'd be warming up the gas chamber right n

on display, including a cabin that held more than a dozen slaves and a lunch counter stool from greensboro sit-ins for civil rights and muhammad ali's gloves and chuck berry's cadillac in sports and music. >> several history makers are our guests. general colin powell and congressman john lewis and low loretta lynch. >> and the latest on hillary clinton's health. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> there is phony strength and there is real strength and it's phony strength to not know what you're talking about. real strength is leveling with the american people. >> a health scare shakes up clinton's campaign. >> the campaign knew on friday that she did have this pneumonia diagnosis. >> it's clear she was trying to hide this and certainly hurt her certainly in the short term. >> this comment kind of gets very close to thedictionary bigot. >> a wave of air strikes in syria. >> 16 years since the terror tacks on 9/11, the country paid tribute to the lives lost. >> in the end the most enduring memorial to those we lost is ensuring america tha

clinton will stop in greensboro today. she's expected to speak on unc campus this afternoon. it is clinton's first stop in the triad since announcing her pick. >> the unc football player accused of raping another studt attorney say there's a felony investigation ongoing right now. allen artist has been suspended from the team and not be plague in the opener on saturday. sophomore delaney robinson brought it forward on tuesday. >>> now we're talking about weather and we're talking about nice weather. >> yes. more comfortable. mid-80s today and finally back into the low 80s mostly the weekend. 67 degrees right now. waiting for that sunrise. it's starting to look nice out there. some of you with pretty foggy conditions. take a look. really looking at the denses fog there. even reduced vbility around roanoke rapids and rocky mount. take it easy. current temperature 6 in rl lee and in durham. 70 though in fayetteville. more comfortable conditions stay towards louisburg 63. our high today of 86 is comfortable. 82. small chance of -- workweek tomorrow. >> all right. you mentioned th

and a lunch counter school from greensboro sit-in for civil rights. also muhammad ali's gloves, and chuck berry's cadillac honoring groundbreaking figures in sports, and music. >> plus our guests include several historymakers, general colin powell, congressman john lewis, and attorney general loretta lynch will help us explore this museum's role in telling america's story. >> we'll also have all the other news of the day, including the latest on hillary clinton's health. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> there's phony strength and there's real strength. and it's phony strength to not know what you're talking about. real strength is leveling with the american people. >> health scare shakes up clinton's campaign. >> the campaign knew on friday that she did have this pneumonia diagnosis. >> it's clear that she tried to hide this and this is going to hurt her certainly in the short-term. >> the trump campaign is expected to hammer hillary clinton today on her controversial comments calling half of

nearly in losses for greensboro and carry alone. expected to decide this week whether to pull events out of atlanta -- karen north carolina as well. the pj has decided whether to -- term senator mike woodard says state lawmakers need to call a special se and i say it is urgent now and bring north carolina back to the state -- table in consideration of these tournaments, we are going to feel the direct impact of hb two for years to come. legislative leaders did not immediately respond to the democrats call. >>> we are hearing north carolina could lose more college games because of house bill two. the commissioner for the southern conference has hinted that this marks, 2017 moved from asheville according to daschle citizen times. this he had aa also says it's monitoring the situation before deciding how to move forward with its picks. stomach a retired general and former secretary of state confirms his criticism of i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable.

nearly $20 million losses for greensboro and ca are ry alone. another conference is going to decide to pull events -- cary alone. another conference is going to decide to pull or not to pull its events today. and the pga is looking at it. and others are looking to have events here for four years. durham senator lawmakers need to call a special session. >> if we don't fix this now, i say it is urgent, now, and bring north carolina back to the table in consideration of these tournaments we are going to feel the direct impact of hb2 for years to come. >> leaders did not immediately respond to the democrat's call. >>> a section of interstate 85 remains closed at this hour after a deadly crash at the orange county line. hit a tractor trailer and collided into a pick up causing it to overturn. the van's driver and truck's driver had nonlife threatening injuries. they are not releasing the names of those involved. >>> northbound lanes to i-85 are hope and one southbound lane remains closed until 11:30. >>> a storm surprise off of the coast of florida.

clinton is going to head to greensboro, north carolina. she'll talk about women and families, children and families. she'll also this evening head to washington, d.c. where she's going to join president obama at the congressional hispanic awards dinner. one day after she released that doctor's note outlining she is fit to serve as president. as national state polls show this race is tightening over the last few weeks. the clinton campaign is flooding one of these very important battleground states, that being ohio, with key surrogates, trying to convince younger voters to support the former secretary of state. today, we're going to see chelsea clinton appear at two stops in ohio and then this weekend, bernie sanders will be in ohio for several stops as will elizabeth warren. so what we're seeing, wolf, is an all on press from the clinton campaign as they are trying to deal with these plunging poll numbers, specifically in the key state of ohio. wolf. >> we're showing our viewers, mark, live pictures from aboard the hillary clinton aircraft

there have been a dozen sightings at least in the greensboro area of these creepy clowns. professional clowns now tell us that they're having some difficult times fearful of vigilantes. they call police and tell them where they're going so they don't become a victim themselves. guys, back to you. >> sad state of affairs, kerry. thank you very much. >>> mr. roker now with another check of the weather. our friends in wisconsin, milwaukee to be precise, dealing with some heavy rain last night and folks wading up to their waist in water to try to get to some rescues that had to be made. cars were submerged. a real mess out there. we may see more of that again today. strong storms firing up from detroit all of the way back down into wichita. part of a frontal system pushing to the east. locally heavy rain will continue along the front today r into tomorrow with more moisture from newton. the remnants of newton actually causing severe storms and flash flooding. some areas may pick up five to six inches of heavy rain from wichita all of the way into central illinois. >> and remem

. >>> greensboro is the hardest hit by the ncaa's how much that city stands to lose. plus -- >> those millions of dollars to build up. >> fayetteville has come up with a plan to pay for a minor league baseball stadium and not everyone is thrilled with it. why some say the money is being misspent. >> the cancellation started with concerts and then the nba game being moved to charlotte. championship games out of north carolina. while cary will lose millions in damage, there's no question greensboro will be the hardest hit. the coliseum was set to host the first and second rounds in march. that will cost the coliseum $14 million. and soccer championships, $17 million down the drain. lot of revenue. we're counting on them land budgeting for them. so trying to make up for this will be interesting. >> while nothing is official, jacksonville, florida, is looking to throw its hat into the ring as the new host site. >>> this move from ncaa has brought house bill 2 back into to get his take. >> all over the news media across the country. it may cause, down the road, some busine

it's up to 71 in fayetteville, and 72 in greensboro. going to be another warm day today. partly cloudy with hit and miss showers, highs in the upper 8 0s. brian? >>> 8:27, amy. of raleigh. we earlier incident blocng the right lane -- all clear now, and earlier delays have cleared up nicely. still going to take you 18 minutes to make that trip to wade avenue. going to save you time, though, over the belt line. 440 westbound from 40 out to the wade 40 merge, still hanging on to that 25- minute drive time in downtown durham or heading to downtown durham, the northbound freeway is a little slow this morning, but 55 westbound is a little slower from 40 out to the durham freeway. 15 minutes. lena? >> thanks, brian. >>> the fall out from house bill 2 continues to mount. next on fox 50, where two groups are set to lay out their plans to fight house bill 2 today. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to m

relocating seven championships including men's basketball, first and second round matchup scheduled for greensboro, north carolina. that is a huge deal that they are pulling out of north carolina because of that law. to it was yesterday when we first told you about it -- >> it was yesterday when we first told you about it many games are played in north carolina. the championship season has many games in that area. >>> some big hits are costing a few broncos players big bucks. brandon marshall was fined $24,309 and darian stewart was hit with an $18,231 fine. the reason was hits on camp miller quarterback. brandon marshall has lost two endorsements that has gained two new ones. marshall put up a post on instagram saying when one door closes, another door opens. simmons says i am glad for his and other athlete's courage in standing up against injustice prick he also said he likes how marshall rallied find new regulations against police ims -- air academy credit union has dropped marshall as a spokesperson following his protest last week. >>> wells fargo ceo is taking the blame for a shady crutches -