what about guilford and forsyth counties? big urban counties that for the first week had one voting site apiece available to those voters. just more people available than you could fit through that funnel. >> i would agree. guilford being the third largest county. 350,000 voters having only one site at the downtown office. i don't think was serving that county well. forsyth county is similar situation. that's a decision though the local board of elections made. i don't know kim, maybe they were appealed -- i think the forsyth county perhaps was or maybe not. >> actually both guilford and voted for those plans. there may have been compromises but all three board members voted for the plans at the end of the day and you're right. a lot of counties, because of the decision to go to 17 days, came late. came -- the end of july. county boards of elections had already made their plans for a ten day early voting period. and so some counties were limited at their ability to get locations for the first week. the good news i think in an

guilford county down 85% from 2012. yesterday, guilford added 24 more polling sites.pened -- guilford county set a one-day record for the number of people voting. people want to vote, and not just in guilford county. it's true statewide. for the first seven days early voting in north carolina with few locations open, way below 2012 yesterday. yesterday the state et cetera panneded the number of poll -- ex-panneded the number of polling places. north carolina was up so much so that north carolina is ahead of where it was four years ago. that happened in one day once they finally opened polling places. north carolina expecting even bigger problems this weekend when more people are on off. amazing. turns out when you don't actively try to make ift hard ad inconvenient for people to vote, they vote. i have a feeling the people who meat it hard and inconvenient to vote, i have a feeling they knew that. msnbc live is next. >>> the director himself has said he doesn't know when the emails referenced in his letter are significant or not. i'm confident whatever they are will n

he's charged with murder and is being held in the guilford county jail. malik crawford is also charged with accessory after the fact of murder. he's being held under a 300- thousand dollar bond in the moore county detention center. the shooting happened friday on west michigan avenue. 12-year old jalinda campbell died-- a 3-year old was also wounded. police say the children were innocent bystanders. a sex assault---rattling nerves tonight on the nc-state ca reported the assault early this morning at a frat house on chamberlain street. tim pulliam--is live near the campus 17-people recovering this evening after a church van crashed into an s-u-v in guilford county. it happened around 7 this morning outside stokesdale. police say a chevy blazer crossed the center line and hit the bus. troopers charged the driver with d-w-i. authorities say she had a one- month old child in fifteen people on the bus were also taken to the hospital. a duke alert issued this morning--- after someone reported gunshots near the 'al buehler' trail. no one was hurt. joggers told p

'developing right now ' -- a "statewide amber alert" -- for a 'missing baby' -- from 'guilford county' - now pearson"... in randolph county. authorities believe his father -- "jimmy - ray- pearson" -- 'and' a woman named "allissa - fink"... took the boy. 'randolph county deputies' say -- they found the 'infant' with his mother. they say -- the child is 'okay'... but a "child endangerment case" -- is 'under investigation'. deputies have 'not' located his father. the 'guilford county sheriff's office' says -- pearson and fink were 'with' the 'baby boy' at 'u-n-c hospitals' in chapel hill - on october 17th. hospital workers had 'concerns' about the 'baby's welfare'.... and contacted the "department of social services". track' of this story overnight. you can look for 'updates' tomorrow morning -- on eyewitness news. new documents released... in the u-n-c investigation.... as top u-n-c officials prepare for a hearing on friday with the n-c- double-a in indianapolis. the n-c-a-a charged unc with five "level one" violations -- including lack of institutional control and failure to monitor.

decide the division iii championship game between calamine guilford. sarah moran, her shot turned away by jenna deluca. she can't get it passed ryan atkins. with about four minutes ago in the second overtime, a great individual ever by kelly ryan. she scores the game-winner. guilford takes it 1-0 in double ot. the first title for the golden eagles since 1988. time to talk about the playoffs are high school football. the official pairings have not been released. now that all the regular season games are the books we can project with a will be. division i should be salem at bedford. south exeter and bg will play at north. hollis brookline against windham. lebanon gets in and go to hanover. and st. thomas will play at ply campbell will play stevens. newport at brady. newport gets in. they want as high rigor -- won the tie-breaker. newport gets in with the tie-breaker. three games in three days for the monarchs against the cincinnati cyclones. at adirondack. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch i

guilford county set a record. it's true statewide. first seven days, early voting in north carolina, with these very few locations open, early voting was way below 2012 numbers, they finally expanded the number of polling places, and luck. turnout was up. it was up big, so much so that north carolina is now ahead of where it was four years ago. that happened in one day, once they finally opened polling places. north carolina's expecting even bigger numbers this weekend when more people are off work. it's amazing. turns out, when you don't actively try to make it hard and inconvenient for people to vote, they vote. i have a feeling the people who made it hard and inconvenient for people to vote up until now, i have a feeling they knew that. that does it for us. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >>> we have breaking news we're going to go to. from director james comey. he sent a note to all fbi employees today, explaining to them exactly why he sent that letter to congressional chairman today about the fbi doing m

locations from 2012. 15 saw lower rates in early voting and in at least six, declined by 50% and guilford county cut its early voting locations from 16 down to just one. and guess what happened? they saw in-person voting decline in the first two days by roughly 80%. as we're looking at early voting, this has been one of the things that republican legislators have really waged a kind of assault against. >> right. we saw right after the 2010 elections where we had a change in those statehouses a number of voting restrictions reduced. certainly cutbacks to early voting mattered. one of the things most distressing is it seemed that these cutbacks were targeted. for example, cutting the sundays before election day where many african-american voters called us all to the polls and political scientists are clear the more barriers you put in front of the ballot box, it decreases and depresses turnout. unfortunately, we're seeing some of that. i think there's a counterbailing trend which is people are mad when they are being threatened and people want to show that they care about voting and they ar

an officer witnessed a crash in guilford involving a man who was on trial. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good morning on this rainy friday morning. i'm erin fehlau. thanks for joining us. a lot of rain coming down. we need rain and are getting a lot now. kevin: over an inch across a good part of the states. a few spots, likely over two inches of rainfall. up north, higher elevations continue to see snowfall. a wet go as we start. rainfall this morning will gradually taper this afternoon and eventually and late in the day. as it starts to taper off, wind will start picking up the north. that could the afternoon. 40's to start, and 40's to finish as well. along with that, rainfall through the afternoon. the changes for the weekend coming up, but let's take a look at your friday morning drive here in the granite state. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning,

excuse me guilford belmont. in division one, 55-35 winnecot. and the grizzries are 4-1. bishop and dover are playing turned lights in nashua as we speak. winesquam and summers worth won 13-8. masscoma valley is a night game. two games to go in the regular season for the red sox. they're still playing for home field. kelly: you know me. not from thousands of false, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discrimination, to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to protect access to mammograms. i approve this message because after all the

we start with an update raking news we have been following all night out of guilford county. the amber alert issued for a two-month-year-old boy -- a two- month-old boy is over. deputies found him with his mother alyssa think. the boy received some kind of treatment a us th hospital last week. those details have not been released. the amber alert is canceled for joseph richardson who is in dss gouging continue to inundate the attorneys general's office. >>> 183 against the popular car rental company. cbs north carolina aj janavel is alive tonigh with one veteran's story who saw his price double.>> reporter: officials say that 183 number is continuing to grow as the days go by. that specific car rental company is enterprise rent a car. today i spoke to a man in fayetteville who say he is that up with what he had to go through.>> they said to me -- that does not sound right to me. joe he teaches in the cumberland school district and he even coaches football. he has been using a rent a car from that enterprise in fayetteville to get around to all of this duty but after >> i was

an officer witnessed a crash in guilford involving a man who was on trial. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good morning on this rainy friday morning. i'm erin fehlau. thanks for joining us.

two over 56, 55 jeffrey, londonderry 54, hillsboro and guilford only 51. the average high is in the 60's, so this was much cooler. they have not got anywhere during the evening hours, all portsmouth. there is the thing, we will see improvement tomorrow with temperature. it will go up a little more. high temperatures mid and upper 60's, 62 tuesday, and full sunshine wednesday, thursday, friday, we see overtures trending upward. close to 70 expected on friday. here is the latest on the satellite and a lot of clouds overhead here. a few rain showers out by watertown, syracuse, new york. that is where this is breaking down. finally we are seeing some movement. this has been responsible for the dreary weather throughout the weekend. when it breaks down or it continues to move up to the east , that will give us the chance for showers, and the dreary brighter patterns by the time we get to midweek here. he is tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. most of us aching up dry, but there will be drizzles, mostly cloudy. and in the afternoon, scattered showers get going. here is

erin: shipping up to guilford. >> there is a real mess with austria and you are not going to get that with every halfway in new hampshire. >> with the albums worldwide, it is not something that a kid from new hampshire ever thought was obtainable. that is for sure. erin: where a guy can be a guy. x is it a bar, or is it a

another food drive going on at the belmont-guilford game when they host laconia. the new hampshire charitable foundation is hosting that food drive. a reminder, watch all of our friday night football shows on our website, wmur.com/f.n.f. you can also follow us on twitter. one more note, three postponed. they will be played tomorrow because of tonight's field conditions. still to come, it was a big friday for jamie. we have all those details after darien: why haveat if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. >>

. >>> no word on whether a guilford county couple will be charmed taking their baby out of the hospital. the incident triggered an amber alert for the 2-month-old. mother. >>> beautiful but chilly, elizabeth. >>> some of the coolest temperatures so far this season but it's beautiful down salem and apex. 36 in roxboro and southern pines and 39 in raleigh and rocky mount and 37 in south hill so patchy frost in low- lying areas. the temperatures are not cold enough to end the growing season but that may happen in 67 today and 74 thursday and friday, just a slight chance of showers for tomorrow. brian's here with a look at traffic. >>> 7:27, elizabeth, and we have an accident at rtp blocking the ramp to page. and with the flashing lights there, big delays on 40 westbound so keep that in mind hop down to miami or davis and we're getting busier in the fortify work zone. overall, major routes are looking typical for a wednesday morning. back to you. >>> thank you, brian, and coming up, the price gouging complaintss pouring in, and a >> the latest polls still show north carolina could go either

another food drive going on at the belmont-guilford game when they host laconia. the new hampshire charitable foundation is hosting that food drive. a reminder, watch all of our friday night football shows on our website, wmur.com/f.n.f. you can alsool twitter. one more note, three games postponed. they will be played tomorrow because of tonight's field conditions. still to come, it was a big friday for jamie. we have all those details after the break. i agreed to do a tv ad only if my grandkids were in it, too. i trust colin with their future. my clean energy plan is all about their future. as governor, i'll invest in solar and renewable energy. that'll hold down energy costs, create local jobs, and protect the environment. it's how we keep new hampshire moving forward. or grampa could just keep feeding the kids cake and ice cream. you get a lot of energy that way, too. you get a lot of energy molly's not thinking about cancer today, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parentho

well below the average, which is still in the 60's. 51 today in guilford. we are sitting in the 50's still. 55 in rochester. as we go through the next couple of days, we are going to see the temperatures warming up. tomorrow, 10 degrees warmer than today. low 60's on tuesday. wednesday, thursday, friday, with sunshine, we are really cool stretch. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy, maybe a scattered shower. that will continue through the morning commute and into the afternoon tomorrow. if the kids have fall sports activities going on, be prepared for more scattered showers and areas of drizzle tomorrow afternoon. tuesday is when we will start to see improvement. the morning may still be gloomy. clouds will get eaten away, and we will see some sunshine by the end of the day. wednesday is your next full day of sunshine. overnight, 40's in the northern parts of the state. 50's in concord and manchester. highs tomorrow make it into the 60's where the sun tries to break out. matthew is still a category 4 hurricane with 145 mile-per-hour winds. then things get more

. >>> no guilford county couple will be charged for taking their baby out of a hospital. the amber alert was issued, and the baby was found last night with his mother. >>> nothing but sunshine in store, elizabeth. >>> beautiful, but cooler in places than yesterday. gorgeous but look at the blue skies over south hill. check out the temperatures. 40 in south hill and 36 in roxboro and 41 in fayetteville. probably one of the coldest mornings we'll see in the next 5 to 6 days. mid-70s on thursday and friday and an approaching front on thursday will bring us more cloud cover and a small chance of rain late thursday and thursday night. renee? >> thank you, elizabeth. >>> still ahead on fox 50, we're filling a bus with items needed by flood victims. >>> welcome back. 8:29. the latest polls show north carolina could go either way in this presidential election. >> so the candidates are really focusing's a lot of attention in our state. donald trump in charlotte and kinston, and bill clinton will be here campaigning for his wife, and mikaya thurmond is trying campaigns today. >> re

an officer witnessed a crash in guilford involving a man who was on trial. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good friday morning, new hampshire, and thanks for joining us on this very rainy, raila odinga raincoat. we had a little bit of snow in parts of the state. it was very cold. we need this rain. kevin: the needs for a snow shovel few and far between. but one or two inches of rain out of this system as it continues this morning. a wet start to the day. we have a building northerly breeze and temperatures hovering in the 40's. the rainfall we have out there slowly decreases in coverage through the day, and turns a bit lighter into the afternoon before ending. today. winds pick up of the north and gust closer to the shoreline around 30 mph later this afternoon. that sets up more changes for the weekend which we will detail with futurecast. let's take a look at your friday mornin

he grew up in guilford county and graduated from college. >> we would like u this to feel like a more open conversation to. there's sure to be follow-up questions and discussions and we are hoping you will talk with each other. >> at the end of the evening each of you will have a minute for closing statements and we drew to see who would get the first question and first goes to mr. cooper and ben mr. cecil. >> to help the state recovery if elected what will you do to make sure that tens of thousands of people who've been directly and dramatically affected are taken care of? >> that is a great question. my prayers are with the 26 people that lost their lives and families but i am so proud of the way north carolina came together and responded to a hurricane hitting our coast. the thing i'm very proud of with my team played together is not only did we have a great team that was deployed early and across the state anticipating every type of hurricane scenario, but i'm also very pleased that we had enough money in our rainy day fund to pay for the money that we have to have in the future t

democrats will probably wind 30, mostly focused on the heavily urban areas of mecklenburg county, guilford county and some of our far northeastern counties that are friendly to democrats. we just have to see how the rural versus urban vote comes out. how many ticket splitters we have, certainly there will be people who vote for mrs. clinton and for ms. mr. mccrory and there will be people voting for mr. trump. there will can be all kinds of combinations. we'll have to see how some of the strategic voting works out as well. >> host: wax on north carolina's worst divas. good morning.ing. call good morning.nted to just a couple of comments and i'd like to ask a question. number one do you really want to know what teachers make a north carolina? there is a north carolina's teachers salary schedule.iddle i never once i kid take a showes in middle school, not once did i see a kid take a shower. north carolina university considered a valid voter i.d.. >> guest: thank you for that question. first of all it's a moot point right now because there's no voter i.d. in this election. student i.d.s was v

heavilyocused on the urban areas of wake county, mecklenburg county, guilford county.of our far northeastern counties that are friendly to democrats. we just have to see how the rural versus urban vote balances out. how many ticket splitters we have. certainly there will be people that vote for miss clinton who also vote for miss mccrory -- mr. mccrory for governor. people that vote for mr. trump and mr. burr. we will have to see how the strategic voting works out. off, north carolina. steve, good morning. caller: i just wanted to make a couple of comments and ask a question. number one, if you really want to know what teachers make in , look up thea north carolina's teacher salary schedule. , i never once saw a kid take a shower in middle school. not once did i ever see a kid take a shower. the question is, north carolina -- guest: smelly kid. is a north carolina university id considered a valid form of identification? thank you for that question. first of all, it's a moot point, because there is no voter id for this election. student ids were very did notous because

he grew up in guilford county college.ated from: >> we have many topics we would like to cover.f you have up to 90 seconds for your original response. there are sure to be follow-up questions and discussions. we hope yet you talk with each other. >> at the end of the evening, each of you will have a minute for closing statement. the first question goes to pat mccrory, then mr. cooper, then mr. cecil. >> one of the primary responsibilities for the next governor will be to help the state recover from hurricane matthew. if elected, what will you do to make sure that the tens of thousands of people who have been directly dramatically affected are taken care of? mr. mccrory: that is a great question. first of all my prayers are with the 26 people who lost their lives. we are grieving with them. i am so proud lake north carolina came together and splendid to an unexpected hurricane. teamhing i am proud of my was not only did we have a great team that was deployed early in the gross estate anticipating every type of hurricane scenario, but i am also pleased that we had enough money in

he grew up in guilford county and graduated from [indiscernible] we have a lot of topics we would liker this evening. we would like this to be an open conversation. each of you have 90 seconds. there are sure to befall up questions and discussions and we hope you will talk to each other. >> at the end of the evening come each of you will have a minute for closing statements. we drew to see who would get the first question. the first question goes to mr. mccrory and then mr. cooper and then mr. cecil. >> if elected, how will you make sure that the tens of thousands of people who have been dramatically affected by hurricane matthew are taking care of? areirst of all, my prayers with a 26 people who lost their lives and their families. proud of the way north carolina can together to respond to an unexpected hurricane hitting our coast. the thing i am very proud of in my team was, not only did we have a great team deployed early and across the state am anticipating every type of hurricane scenario, but i'm also very pleased that we had enough payy in our a day fund to for a money that we w

heavilyocused on the urban areas of wake county, mecklenburg county, guilford county. some of our far northeastern counties that are friendly to democrats. we just have to see how the rural versus urban vote balances out. how many ticket splitters we have. certainly there will be people that vote for miss clinton who also vote for miss mccrory -- mr. mccrory for governor. people that vote for mr. trump and mr. burr. we will have to see how the strategic voting works out. off, north carolina. steve, good morning. caller: i just wanted to make a couple of comments and ask a question. number one, if you really want to know what teachers make in , look up thea north carolina's teacher salary schedule. , i never once saw a kid take a shower in middle school. not once did i ever see a kid take a shower. the question is, north carolina -- guest: smelly kid. is a north carolina university id considered a valid form of identification? thank you for that question. first of all, it's a moot point, because there is no voter id for this election. student ids were very did notous be

he grew up in guilford county and graduated from catawba college. >> we have many topics we would likeer this evening and would like this to feel more like an open conversation. each of you will have up to 90 seconds for your initial response to a topic. there's sure to be follow-up and discussions and we will hope you will talk with each other. >> each of you will have a minute for closing statements . before the broadcast we drooped to see who would get the first question and that question goes first to mister mcrory, mister cooper and then mister cecil. >> one of the responsibilities for the next governor is going to be to help the state recover from hurricane matthew. if elected, what will you do to make sure that tens of thousands of people who have been directly and dramatically affected are taken care of? mister mccrory. >> that's a great question. my prayers are with the 26 people who lost their lives and their families were grieving with them. i'm proud of the way north carolina came together and responded to an unexpected hurricane. the thing i'm proud of of my team that i pu