these showers moving in from showers say towards halifax county, wake county and some very light rain. a lot of this will taper off before it's time to hit out the door this morning. 68 in henderson and roxboro. we have 73 in raleigh and dur rasm and southward a.m. low 70s. we climb to 84 at lunchtime. we make it to 89 this afternoon. just a little above where we should be. there will be a chance for a stray shower. make sure the kiddos take an umbrella with them. right now let's check in with allie. >> if you are up early and getting ready to head to conditions for you if you're driving to school as well. near freedom drivement if you're heading up through durham roads look good. all the green says you're able able to go to the speed limit. a lot of bus stops are going to be slowing down for today fsm you're flying out today looks like good travel conditions in the major airports. a live look outside. not too much to just one car out there right now. we'll have another update on the traffic conditions as kids head back to school. coming up. >> breaking news to get to. hundreds of peo

also a few of these showers reach the ground near halifax. so let's get to those current temperatures. 67 in henderson. 68 in roxboro. we're at 70 in while clayton and goldsboro are at 72. the all important school day forecast 7 a.m. temperature. 72 degrees. 84 at lunchtime today. and then we'll make to to 89 for an afternoon high. a small chance for an a shower this morning. a better chance for a few showers this afternoon. partly sunny as we head throughout the afternoon. >> time right now is 5:12. a school supply drive gets kids ready for the first day of class. coming up, where this giveaway was held and just how many book bags they actually gave away. students helping students. after the break how one student raised money to buy computers for other students he's never met. you're watching cbs north carolina. there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> san francisco 49ers colin kaepernick will contin national anthem. kaepernick called it a response to what he ca

halifax county. other than that a lot of this not actually reeching the ground. just providing more cloud cover as we do start off our morning. as far as your temperatures are concerned. 71 in durham. 72 in raleigh. 68 in louisburg. upper 60s as well. and then we check around the sand hills. 75 in fayetteville. 75 in rayford. let get straight it your forecast. low 70s with a few isolated we'll make it to 89 this afternoon. we're warm and we're humid. just a few isolated storms. we're back to 85s as we head to 6:00. manier on the restful your workweek ahead. >> we already have some trouble on the roads as you head through raleigh. purple on maps. both sides business new burn avenue are closed at freedom drive for a crash there. we'll moment. a crash in durham closing down a road as well. we'll take you to it it. never want to see purple on our maps. 23 minutes there from garner about 25. you can see not too much to complain about just yet. durham freeway at -- still pretty quiet for the first day of school. >> all right. thank you, allie. hundreds of people ran ou

now we warning we had earlier has been dropped for halifax. we have heavy downpours and lots of lightning. we're looking northeast of the triangle from murphiesboro and heavy downpours. the previously warning was for heavy downpours. it's weakening east of i-95. so technically no severe storms. wake forest, rolesville area, storm there is. then a few showers and thunderstorms, one popping up around frt brag and a -- fort bragg and a few around moore county. the meet is still a big triangle. that ties our hottest day of the year. false you received some of that rain, you're still in the 90s and the humidity hasn't changed, so many heat index temperatures still above 100. so going into tonight a few more storms than we've had the past few nights but those will go away past 9:00, 10:00. most of us in the 80s. 90s. we'll talk about that and newly formed tropical storm fiona. >>> we are learning new information about the suspect in a scary child abduction case. juan guteirrez is accused of abducting three young girls. they were found safe in selma.

halifax. it is looking better than it was earlier. if we take you into raleigh we do have a bunch of crashes out there as well. we'll take you to that. it's moderate delays on 401. louisburg road. also have a crash at oak marsh drive before becoming crowded. heading to work and school now. all at the same time. no delays through the durham area. fayetteville looks good as going to take you just 5 minutes and pretty easy ride there. durham freeway. about 9. a little longer on u.s. 70. 16 minutes to research triangle park. outside to i-40. getting extremely busy out there. keep in mind. school is back in session. see a lot more cars in the roads. >> a lot more considers and a lot more buses. brake for buses when you see them stopped. >> be careful. 6:54 in the morning. of a tropical system. >> first though we want to check in with the cbs in morning team to see what they're working o >>> ahead here on cbs this morning drumps heads to mexico today to meet with the country's president just hours before his major imgreat lakes speak. we'll

we even have thunder and lightning moving in from nash into portions of halifax counties. this is causing heavy rains. you are probably just hearing that thunder and let's talk about your current temperatures. it's 74 in raleigh and durham. 67 right now in henderson. hands down that is the coolest spot. little milder around fayetteville and lilington. both areas registering 75 on this monday morning. 75 is where a majority of us will be right around 8 #578 this morning. 80 by 10 a.m. 82 at lunchtime we only hit 85 for an afternoon high. certainly you are going to want 6:00 this evening right in time for that evening drive home. i'll let you know how long this rain hangs around. >>> time right now is 5:12. a major league baseball player is calling it quits. find out who is putting the bat away for good. that's coming up. >>> then a scary crash yesterday in rio. we'll show you the accident and stories, breaking news about 15 minutes ago. delta announced it combrounded all of its flights because of a computer glitch. >> this is a major thing. we have a crew headed to raleigh

scattered showers if you are north and east of wake county, right along portions of counties up toward halifax county, as well. take that umbrella with you if you are getting ready to head out the door shortly. raleigh northward, full visibilities, those areas seeing the rain. the areas drier are seeing fog develop. look at this. visibility about a quarter of a mile, just a little better than that. in fayetteville, closer to a half mile in reford. san ford, you are looking at visibility right around four miles. if you are commuting around the fayetteville region today, certainly plan accordingly. planng some patchy fog out the door, 8 a.m., 75. 82 at lunchtime, mostly cloudy skies. warm and mug gu this afternoon. 85, very similar to what we saw yesterday. the warmth is there. also the potential for scattered showers and storms. 6:00, we should be back close tore 82. we'll head into the coming days. that chance for a few showers and storms will continue. temperatures, though, climb a bit for us. 87 for tomorrow. 89 by wednesday afternoon. closer look at the rest of your little bit. russ. >>> ol

getting into southeastern mass and halifax and bridgewater right now in the thick of it and not so much the heavier rain and stronger gust what is we are getting atom of the reporting stations. middleborough and new bedford a 25-mile-per-hour gust. that is nothing. some of the stronger thunderstorms 60-mile-per-hour gusts along with wind damage. plymouth getting into the massachusetts. the heavy rain has come to an end. the rains kind of pick up. it is going to be a breezy day ahead. right now through 5 a.m. in boston. i know that not too much longer. for the next hour, we have the worst of it in boston. but it will last us until 8:00 this morning over the outer cape. by 10 a.m., showers are done. up to 73 degrees. sun is coming out. stays nice and bright for the afternoon and gusts to watch. 20 miles per hour at noontime with a temp of 76. degrees with gusts around 25 miles per hour with the sun at 3 p.m. so we to do a huge turn around. watch out for the intense rain as well as those gusty showers this morning. highs 78 to 82 this afternoon and gusty sunshine through the afternoon. the

. >> yeah, but people who were pulled over in halifax, virginia, received a cool surprise from officers instead. halifax police chief kevin lamb and officer brian warner pulled over several drivers last week for violating vehicle code 1739. in case you were wondering, that's known as driving on a hot day without ice cream. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> on behalf of the halifax police department we're making sure everybody is following all the laws today. >> the officers say they were just wanting to put a smile on people's faces for the day and mission accomplished. >> she looked so they are vows until she got the ice cream. >> made her day. storms and showers are popping up across the region. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is keeping tabs on it fours. glenn? >> part of problem is some of the storms are not moving and that creates some very heavy rain, potential downpours and even a chance of localized flash flooding. i'll show you what to expect in your neighborhood next. >> and we are live in new jersey inside of storm ranger 10. coming up i'm going to l

we and northern upshift through halifax. from raleigh southward we are not seeing and the happening. in durham and 74 in cary . it is 70s in goldsboro and 76 the clouds will hold our temperatures down with storms redeveloping?? as early as lunchtime. we will show you futurecast in a few minutes. ryan is check the roads. >>> we have some good news on the northwest side of raleigh. the accident that was blocking the center left lanes of 540 westbound has now moved over to traffic is now flowing freely with some heavy congestion right from the accident. not a terrible ride from l up to i-40. a delay free trip with 13 or 14 minutes. those backups are adding just a little bit this morning. let's update your 40 westbound drive times for wake county. confined to the clayton bypass. after wade avenue it is still a free with the trip to the airport a five-minute ride. checking the rest of the triangle, it is pretty quiet overhaul. the symbol in durham is where glen road remains closed from where it was washed out and it is closed bet

it's back to school for kids in halifax. if you're out there way maybe give yourself a little extra time on the roads this morning. don't forget, we want to see your family's back to school photos. share them with us. e-mail them to us at sendit@wncn >>> thousands of backpacks are being filled. >> family members are making sure they don't miss out. emma wright is live from the durham rescue mission where it's all taking place. this is a very big operation. >> it really is. and all morning long we've been talking a bility the 3,000 backpacks that are filled with school supplies and given away to kids. thir giving away that's more important for kids to get a good start and that's food. folks here are filling backs with groceries so that kids can get a good healthy meal to start the school year out. this is something that they do every year along with the backpack giveaway program. we are here with rob tart. she's the chief operating officer. tell me, along with the backpacks, how important is the food and how appreciated is to

a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for central halifax county until 5:15 pm. it is stationary with winds of 60 miles-per-hour. it will done some heavy rainfall. you can see all the lightning with highway 301 and very much stationary. 3 inches overtime of rainfall. expects some across the tillery community. the aware of that between now and 5:15 pm. so let's continue our tour and see what is going on closer to the triangle with scattered showers developing through raleigh and garner toward the north east. you will see new activity across franklin county along us-on warren county with the next stop farther west where we are seeing showers and thunderstorms and final stop his final to the west with more yellow polygons showing up. as we go to the next few hours, this activity will tend to drift closer to us. toward the heat of the day most of the activity will die down. we will put the jet stream on the map with a ridge of high should change with thunderstorms developing readily during the afternoon. right now the greatest threat for severe weather is across the

over far western halifax county, the doppler radar is estimated between 2 to 3 in earlier this afternoon. farther to the south here in wake county. we see an outflow boundary. they may develop some thunderstorms as we go through the next couple of hours. it is over wilson county and edgecombe county getting into pitt county, seeing a lot of lightning strikes and heavy rainfall. very little going on but with do expect that to change as we head through the evening. the storm prediction center is actually watching parts of the state for a marginal risk for severe weather from raleigh there could be a couple of storms that have damaging winds, men penny-sized hail, heavy wind and frequent lightning. also, we have some area high school football games starting tonight. by 7:00, a chance for storms, 82. by the time the games wrap up, still the potential for storms and 75. storms will linger on through the weekend. >>> two american swimmers caught up in another swim anterior's tale about being robbed jack conger and gunnar bentz arrived if miami this morning. both men were removed from their ori

visibility less than a mile rocky mount, goldsboro, wilson, edgecomb and halifax as well. the trend over the next five days will be cooler temperatures as thanks to a cold front. more details on this in your complete storm team forecast. >>> severe weather hitting parts of colorado. leaving behind flooded streets and miles and piles injuries though. investigation underway after a ferry hit a group of days yakkers. police say ten people and eight days kayaks -- five people were injured. an employee with the company suffered the most serious injury. his arm was severed. they do not know what led to the crash but they're trying to figure out if sun glare played a roam. time right now >> i think there's a lot of good people out. just -- >> we're going to show you a bright spot in one florida community even as the skies start to darken. a crash landing at a nevada rv >>> officials aren't saying much about the threats only to say they were serious enough to warrant the closings. >> donald trump travels to mexico fade. he'll meet with the country's president before delivering a m

so we're in halifax and north hampton county. we kind of go to the west as you can see. wroaken license of showers both in northern nash and northern franklin county. most of rus dry here in the it did last night. unfortunately with less rain, hotter temperatures. that's what we had today many of us in the low the 90s. it's still 92 in fayetteville. it's going to be muggy all night long. those rain chances d.c.king in the next couple of hours. falling through the 70s. that humidity is with us all week along. when temperatures start to go up coming up in a few minutes >> . we're following breaking news right now in raleigh. police are asking for your missing 5-year-old child. take a look. here's his picture. his name is jaiden williams. he's about 3' 6''. he's wearing a blue t-shirt with yellow writing, black and white shoes. we're working to get more information on who he might be with and if he's in any danger. please call raleigh police or 9- community. a 15-year-old charged with killing his grandfather with a hatchet. still ahead today what neighbors are saying about

. >>> halifax deputies are searching for a third suspect in connection with a dog deputies say shavonte simmons and niqwan johnson turned themselves in. all three led to cruelty charges after a dogfighting ring was found at simmons residence. >>> police want to warn you about a problem. there have been ins. officers recommend locking your car, no matter where you park it and removing valuables. even loose change can prompt a break-in. >>> rdu just added a new officer to their security team. take a look. this is k9 officer rex. he is a 3-year-old german shepherd. you will see him checking out bags and customers. >>> a neighborhood comes together following a tragic fire. >> coming up, how folks in clayton are helping a family displaced overnight. >> plus, the classic tail of skate borders. how the town i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, now where were these made?" trump: "these were made, i don't know where they're made. but they were made someplace. but they're great. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, everything sold at macy's and they're doing

. >>> the halifax county administer was found guilty to indecent liberties with a child. he was charged with kissing and touching a 15-year-old girl back in january back in january 2014. he is the minister at the new life church of christ in roanoke rapids. this week a he must also register as a sex offender. >>> the health department is getting ready to implement a new program it hopes will reduce violence. among those getting a look at the initiative today is a mother who does not let her children leave the house. cbs north carolina steve has her story.>> reporter: like a police officer who gives a ticket before a bad accident happens the violence program hopes to use interrupters to >> reporter: how about is the violence in your neighbor had? >> it's very bad every other weekend there is a shooting.>> reporter: pulled -- priscilla lives in a neighborhood and she has her own way of keeping her kids they.>> i have three teenagers who are young men and i don't want them involved in it. so most of the time i keep them in the house.>> reporter: today she heard of a program

. >> so -- >> kevin with the halifax police department posted this video on facebook it shows officershe law by driving without an ice cream cone on a hot summer day. >> yeah, he hands out multiple ice creams. >> good for her. >>> from all of us here at abc7 news. have a nice day. >> live look outside right now. >> definitely a cooler trend we're experiencing. if you like it, like that, then you're going to have a great >> you know what they say. if at first, you don't succeed, try, try again. and that's why we've invited a few folks who had some tough luck their first time here to come back today and take another shot at that $1 million. it's second chance week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody, i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] very special day. i am excited about this. our first contestant is a risk taker who gambled his way to the $500,000 question, took a chance, and lost $225,000. [audience groans quietly] he didn't come back for the money. he w

we take a closer look at edgecombe that's were we're seeing pockets of heavier rain south of the halifax county lined south of tar breast cancer were we're seeing some moderate rain at this point in time. on and off again throughout the day the heaviest showers and storms should hold off until late this afternoon. not exti so 85 right now in raleigh. 88 in lillington. also 88 in fayetteville. here's your forecast for the remainder other day. high near 91. back to 88 at 6:00 wit storms possible. and then a few lingering showers through 9:00. and yes, it is that time of year. hard to believe but kickoff for the games right around 86 degrees. scattered storms. 82 bit second half, cloudy and muggy. again, the game of the work clayton played at cleveland high. more on the rest of the weekend bit. >>> raleigh police are investigating a homicide after a man's body was fund thursday. >> cbs north carolina's david hurst joins us live at -- from the raleigh police station with more. >> reporter: detectives here are still trying to figure out how laquan anderson's body ended up behind that home. th

. >> it came together i was in a store that i love in halifax nova scotia where i was from the womaninked it make a great movie. so i did, and i was like, yes, it would make a great move. >> i there is nothing. >> that's sort of how it all began. i hope today patricia to be the one to write it and direct it. and she agreed, thank goodness and then reached out to evan and reached out to max. and, you know, that's sort of how it all happened. i mean, over the course of many years. >> a crisis like this doesn't always bring out the best side of people. ♪ ♪ >> what's the scene in the move that i when you watch it it's kind of really hard for you to watch it emotionally? >> the scene where we are watching the home movies of life before the collapse of society. and the innocence. for me, even my family is still around and i watch home movies and i just weep. that one gets me. that, you know, the two of them the powerful look at their old life and the ghosts and the power goes off and it's back to reality that hits me hard. >> i thought i would come by to see if you are okay. [ screaming ]

right now some of the worst of the wind and the rain brockton down to bridgewater, raynham, halifax, middleborough. this morning. >> daniel: shiri, we will check back with you. >>> you hear about it all the time. a stranger tells you your loved one is in danger and tells to you wire money or else. a local couple was hit by scammers who used an on a elaborate scheme to trick them. they shared their terrifying experience with fox25's ted daniel.all right, i am right here. >> reporter: if you hear this voice on the line.call me right >> reporter: hang up. that advice from a married salem couple. brianna and john requested us not to use their last names. >> when they called me they said i have your husband, john. so they knew both of our names, both of our numbers and that we were married. >> reporter: boundary man in said initially he didn't take the threat seriously and hung up on the guy the first time he called, but panic stepped in minutes later when boundary man in dialed john's cell phone number to tell him about listen to who answered john's number. >> the same man that just call

ultimately he had the good fortune if you are exporting something from halifax in march and the temperature outside is-7 ° you can have pretty good hope that the cargo will not be closely inspected. freeman from his days in vaudeville knew when to get off stage so as soon as he was paid $150,000, about $2 million today upfront, he took off for the orient. when they both landed in hamburg, instead of hard to get canadian nickel the nazis opened up hard to get canadian tin cans, hard to get canadian auto bodies, hard to get canadian discarded break rooms and the middle dealer in toronto called in his number 2 bundles. he was indicted through the middleman in new york and locked up in la lockup where he spent two months in jail. he was backed by the hollywood jewish community. he portrayed himself as a martyr to the nazis when he wasn't claiming the nazis got what they paid for, melt down what i gave them, there is some nickel in there somewhere. 's lawyer turned out to be on his way up, a man about town named greg bouncer who was dating, dating might be the polite word, the 17-year-old lana t

some of the money will go to help students in several areas including warren county, northwest halifax and jf webb. >> it resources inside the schools and communities and some schools need the most help. >> governor mccrory and other state leaders were on hand fort announce m the money will be used to help improve graduation rates. >>> the police is asking for the public's help in locating a durham area. >>> the fayetteville recruiting unit is hosting an open house. it's for individuals interested in joining the fayetteville police department for the upcoming mid-october 2016 academy. there will be an opportunity to meet one on one with the recruiters and get answers to all your questions. >> you'll understand and you'll see why we do some of the things we do so long. we're not hiring you to deliver food or fish or -- we're hiring you to be a protector of the neighborhood. >> the event will also include a briefing of the process. morrisville city council meets tonight. one thing they will be discussing is a new location and design for a farmers market. conceptual design for a temporary

now, our satellite and radar picking up on a few very light showers that you see here in halifax county, also northampton county. most of us are dry right now and we're going to stay dry through most of the day with the exception of a full chance of an afternoon shower or storm raleigh. 81 in durham. 79 in goldsboro, clinton. not as hot today. we have a cold front to the north. it is weakening and it will bring us a chance of an isolated storm. we'll hit that at about 3:00. temperatures falling to about 90 by 6:00 p.m. again, just a small chance of an isolated shower or storm later in >>> breaking news overnight. state troopers are investigating a pedestrian death along i-40 westbound. >> the 43-year-old man was crossing the street near exit 306. 70 business district for garner and smithfield when a car struck him. the driver of the car stayed on the scene and no charges have been filed. the name of the victim has not been released until his family victims at the earthquake in central italy gathered at a community gym. italy is observing a day of national mourning for the 284 victims of

it will be low cloud cover around nash county and wilson county and halifax county and potential even down toward goldsboro. elsewhere we are looking at some sun coming through. 70s on the map with 72 in south hills and raleigh and this front up here is causing our weekend forecast to be a little bit different. if you happen to be watching yesterday we were talking about this front arriving thursday bring a chance of showers and storms and then helping to push away tropical depression 9. the forecast track headed well offshore. yesterday we were watching is moving away from north carolina no longer producing any problems. this here is starting to push some moisture into the wilmington area. it is not technically a tropical system but there is a boundary here with plenty of moisture. this is tropical depression so really it any time likely to get a name. likely to end up with maybe and 11:00 advisory. any forecast track be sure to tune into our noon newscast. it is really of no consequence. tropical depression 9 will have a name with winds at 60 miles- per-hour. heavy rain here with is

current satellite and radar showing a few little light showers impacting parts of northampton and halifax counties. otherwise, we're dry and that's how most of us will stay. 82 degrees already in raleigh. 77 in durham and sanford. 82 is our temperature right now in fayetteville. we can expect these mostly sunny skies. 89 degrees at lunchtime. hitting the high at about 3:00 today. the humidity will feel like 99 degrees. chance of a few isolated storms later today. 90 degrees our temperature at 6:00 p.m. we have a chance to a few more storms as we head into the day tonight cooler temperatures in the forecast as well. i'll have a complete breakdown of what you can expect at 9:00. >>> we'll take a look at some of 9:00. a raleigh hotel worker claims there is a problem on the job. we'll hear from the health department about the marriott at crabtree. >>> and a ruling on a judge on house bill 2. we'll tell you how the lawmakers and the stake holder, reacting. we are coming right back at 9:00 with news and weather to >>> right now a car hits and killings a machine on i-40. we'll tell what you troo

across portions of gnash and edgecomb counties, extending toward halifax county. a mild visibility. and look at that cloudy indicater over on orange county as well. we don't have a sensor, but conditions. so, as far as your temperatures are concerned, 72 in durham. 70 in henderson. 71 in roxboro. nearby wilmington is right now reporting 73. so taking you hour by hour for you, 81 at 10:00 a.m. 86 at noon. and then just a small chance for a storm this afternoon. as we reach the low 90s for the afternoon highs. it will feel very humid. it's going to be very uncomfortable. we're in the steamy that's dew point temperatures in the low 70s. that means it will feel more like the triple digits. about people who have to work outside. stay hydrated as well. let's walk you through your future forecast. we'll stay dry. at lunchtime, a mix of sun and clouds. stray shower or storm east and south southeast. as we head into our friday, side, we could see a shower or storm develop. keep that umbrella nearby just in case. 92 our high today in raleigh. 91 in durham. 94 in fayetteville. we should fall t

you read about the g7 summit in france and i got to cover halifax, nova scotia and so you decide that you get president clinton out of the static, sterile summit press venue to a park into in june in branson is warm and you notice a bunch of bugs are swarming around the lectern. what you do? >> for you in france? its 1996, and i do, you could either have the president give his post g7 where everyone else has done it. >> just like every other ballroom that every other president speaks to her the prime minister of great britain. so i look around and find this beautiful park but it is 90 some degrees, it's the end of june, one of the hottest days of the year. i'm looking at her podium from where her cameras are positioned and i'm saying it has a lot of bugs on it like a slew of gnats. this won't work but i have already convinced the white house that they have to scrub their plans and do it here. so i say will i think there is a store, small supermarket over there and i'm see what i can find. see like a can of aerosol with a bug on it and it looks like it's probably the right thing. if i

when i got to cover halifax, nova scotia, you've got to go to france. so you decide to get president clinton at the static on the serial venue into a beautiful park in june in france and its warm and suddenly there's a whole bunch of dogs swarming around. so what do you do? >> were you in france? it's 1996. you could either have the president gave his post g-7 news conference in the sterile international press center for everyone else has done it and every other ballroom that any president speaks to with great britain. i'd look around and find this beautiful part, but it's an 80 something degrees. it's the end of the gene, one of the hottest days of the year. i am looking at the podium from back where the cameras are positioned and i am seeing that this won't work, but i friday convinced the white house that they have described their plans for the filing center into it here. there's a small supermarket over there. i'm going to see what i can find. a can of aerosol with a bug on it looks like probably the right thing. if i spray a little bit of that, the

in a video shared to facebook, the halifax police department were seen giving out ice cream. he asked the drive was she aware of why he stopped her. you saw the panic on her face, he says it's against the law to drive on a hot day without an you can bet her relief was palpable. that's stressful. >> she looks relieved, right now. ice cream probably melted in a second. >>> midnight release of a new harry potter book. this shows the fun the stores had for deck creations and parking spaces for brooms, the book parts 1 and 2 is the script london. >> you can call this the viral version of i spy. remember the photo on the rug, there is a new challenges it's cool. shows a bunch of of logs, it challenges you to find the hidden cat. can you see it? >> i see it. >> spoiler alert. there it is. on the logs. >> i fail at these things. i'm feeling good about myself at this moment. >> very cool. >> that will do it for this edition of eye witness news. i'm ken rosato. look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i th

happens the white house controls the narrative everybody once the exclusive and they are dealing halifax after a while they had to recant he did not have the ak-47 and then when they were protecting him than they had to back off that there was a firefight a lot of people were shot and killed as they did not back off of that but if you remember his wives and children were taken away and leave military great -- interrogates them that never happened they were taken back to saudi arabia. as it disintegrated over the next couple of weeks. the press said tell us more in my favorite story is one of the seals you brought a dahlia they described how the president that the dog and one of the stories was when the chopper crashed they had a blowout in the big explosion neighbors came in this elegant area they came to wonder what was going on and i remember thinking there was said dog that barks in the local language. [laughter] there is no story they would not go the fire department it did not show up at all the time of the mission was 40 minutes instead of 20 because they had to fly a moresque you

on and durham counties and up towards ware ren and halifax counties seeing light rain. all of this pretty light in nature and not going to hang around for much longer. in the afternoon we could see another round of potentially wet and stormy weather. 75 in durham. 71 in henderson. louisburg and reneck rapids. 76 in lillington. forecast for the next 7 days. 91 the high today. in the 90s over the weekend. scattered showers and storms today, tomorrow, sunday. sunday should be a bit dryer. look what next week holds. beautiful weather, plenty of sunshine. high of 87 on monday. back to 85 for tuesday and wednesday. 7:28 let's get a check on the commute. >>> good morning we do still have 95 southbound closed if you're herding through nash county. that's what that maps mean. right between exit 150 and highway 33. you need to get off there, take highway 33-nc highway four. 5miles per hour up the road and jump on 95 from there. keep you updated on that crash. we have a few in raleigh. one on hammond street by exit 299. i-40 westbound also have one in morrisville. church street at

could have done, not chamberlain or the deputy prime minister, no one else could have done it, or halifax. that was winston churchill. but once the united states entered the war after pearl harbor and after the german declaration of war on the united states four days after pearl harbor, the united states took over the direction of world war ii. and reading winston churchill's memoirs, you would never believe it. i think in terms of history and histy yokingty -- his tier yoking my, the fact that winston churchill won the nobel prize was a great thing for literature but, as i say, not for history. and in this fdr trilogy, i am doing my best to change history, if by history we understand the way we look at the past and the way we interpret the past. the first volume, "the mantle of command," covered fdr in the first year of the war after pearl harbor, up to the moment when american troops finally went into, on to the offensive and landed in north africa in operation torch. and this second volume takes the story up several months later when the president of the united states becomes the first

let's see what is happening around roanoke rapids and soon to be weldon and halifax. all of this is sliding to the south and east. off to the west, more activity part of the state, we could see showers and storms. i don't think the activity willing all that widespread. interesting changes coming up. we see a change in the jet stream. notice we don't have the big ridge of high pressure upon us this afternoon. that is weakening and moving out. we a trough of low pressure out west thasms with our next cold front. let's take a little bit closer look at what is going on. -- that is with our next cold front. as we mentioned last half hour, it will be the game changer for our next week. here is front. by saturday morning, this is where it should line up. behind, it the air is comfortable, pleasant. let's advance this to monday morning. the ohio valley, the mid- mississippi valley feeling a lot more comfortable. in the morning, maybe a little bit more humid but the dew points should drop in the afternoon on monday and monday afternoon, you should notice a distinct change. thi

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steady in duxbury and halifax. but a decent heavy blip in yarmouth, south yarmouth, hyannis as well. >>> and presidential candidate hillary clinton is headed for a star-studded fundraiser. justin timberlake and jessica biehl is holding it at their home. they stepped in after leonardo dicaprio could not continue with the fundraiser. clinton is urging her supporters to donate to the relief efforts in louisiana. last week the baton rouge area was left with strong storms. clinton said she would not visit the state to avoid distracting from the flood relief efforts there. on friday republican candidate donald trump visited louisiana and donated 70,000 pounds of supplies to the damaged area. visit to ohio today. it comes just one day after the most recent poll show clinton leading trump 46% to 40 in the state. only 35% of those people surveyed said trump is prepared to be president. meanwhile, trump is on the third round of campaign managers. kelly ann conway and on television. >> he is talking about defeating radical is

i got to cover halifax nova scotia and you've got france. it's warm and there's a bunch of bugs swarming around at the lectern. >> it's 19 '90s it is -- 1996 and they have this news conference in the international press where everyone else has done it like every other speaker oor prime ministers of britain. so i look around and find this beautiful park but it's buying the something degrees and it's the end of june, one of the hottest days in the year and i'm looking at the podium where the cameras are positioned. i've already convinced the white house that the plans in the following sector do it here. i'm going to go see what i can find. if i spray a little bit of data they will all disappear and they won't hang around the presidential lectern. we are going to make sure that they do not cloud this picture but i'm trying to create if president clinton. they hung around and got thick thicker. president clinton gets behind the podium and is clustering. there's a couple things happening. in saudi arabia is the bomb that killed 19 servicemen and

this is halifax, nova scotia, this is bermuda way out here it's not worth tracking anymore, just a real nice looking storm. but this one has picqued our interest. notice the flaring up of thunderstorms in the last couple scenes up in here. i want to watch this one to see if it will develop. it's out over warm water in the gulf of mexico, forecasting to come in and become a strong tropical storm. right now 35 miles per hour wind. that's what it was at last check. waiting for late word again, that was the 2:00 check, forecast to come in the tropical storm at 60 miles per hour. into the coast of florida. near the big banner, somewhere between panama city and tampa. and make its way inland and off the cost of the carolinas, hurricane center track at last check was taken out to keep it far away from us but the uncertainty getting close to us and looking at the newer model information coming in ahead of the national hurricane center official track, looks toes like it will come closer to us, at least with an uncertainty area. we will watch this and i expect that to be a little closer track to

halifax july home prices fell by 1% month on month, more than was estimated.ing and real estate sector has been one of the hardest hit since brexit. joining us on the phone is the headed housing economics at lloyds banking group. he's with us now. thank you for joining us. take us through what you are seeing in the market, and how relevant it is, how much of it comes from this post brexit vote world. >> good morning. there has been a 1% fall in the july figures against june. we very much worn against reading too much into the monthly figures, because they can be quite volatile and although we have seen to other falls earlier on in the year and put it in context the decline in july is less than what we saw in february before the eu referendum. that trend insee house prices, we didn't see the occasional monthly decline. i would certainly warn against reading into that figure. if we are to look at the board meeting full underlying trend over the last three months, then that actually increased a little bit in july, although it is interesting to note that there hav

denser fog, really watching out for portions of edgecomb county, and through portions of halifax county. full visibility as we continue to see through raleigh, toward smithfield. head's up if you're toward moore county. visibility just over a mile and a quarter there. let's get to the current temperatures. raleigh is the mild spot. 73 in fayetteville. 70 right now in henderson. storm. the most of you will stay dry tomorrow and saturday. highs continuing in the low 90s. 93 our high on sunday. small chance for a storm there and a slightly better chance as we head into early next week. we should fall back to near 90 for highs by next tuesday and wednesday. 7:28 right now. let's check in with ali for the latest on your commute. >> good morning. starting off at i-85 where we have a crash getting by. a big head's up if you're traveling near the duke area. we'll show you exactly, we have a bunch of other ones to tell you about in the raleigh area as well. seabrook, we have another crash downtown, happened earlier. hill street at pender street. so heading through durham, a big head's up. the ar

throughout portions of halifax lower visibility. also towards sanford visibility below 1.5 miles. mid-70s in durham and raleigh. 73 in clayton and 75 in announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by nutel la. spread the happy. >>> a judge in colorado comes under fire for sentencing a man for sexual assault. >> while critics say the punishment dsn't fit the crime swimmer brock turner. >>> the news is back this morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. thanks, bro. later, mom. thank you. have fun. thanks, dad. thanks, mr. smith. where you can find 0% apr financing for 60 months on the 2016 rav4. offer ends september 6th. for more great deals, visit toyota.com toyota. let's go places. good is in every blue diamond almond. good is a catalyst, good is contagious. and once it gets going there is no stopping what you can do. get your good going. blue diamond almonds. proud sponsor of the us swim team e of their worry-free 30-day satisfaction guarantee on appliances. that's what i'm talking ab

now, some showers across the eastern portions of halifax county. looks like most of the showers that have been around portions of vance and warren counties have novd northward towards south hill, virginia. areas that started off with fog now seeing more sunshine and warmer temperatures. 79 in both fayetteville and clinton. 77 in lilington, clayton, and goldsboro. durham still holding onto 74. you can see that temperature just updating in siler city. now at 74 as well. here is a look at your 7-day forecast. today we'll make it into the mid 80s. this is cool this time of year. best chance for showers and storms developing after about lunchtime. tomorrow won't be as wet. we are seeing those temperatures climb a bit to 87. 89 our temperature our high on workweek. high near 90 for thursday and friday and looks like low 90s will be around as we head into the upcoming weekend. mostly on the dry side saturday. stray storm possible sunday. >>> 8:57 right now. >> good morning. we have a crash out there on 440 westbound. also have one we are going to take you

ann the kind of stuff over here in halifax and don't pay u.s., it wouldn't fly. >> thank you guys. i have to leave it there for the time being. thank you, guy, too. >> pleasure! >> guy adami, much more next hour. sitting down with mohammed el erian. he'll tell us what the risk is in the marketplace top of the hour. >>> coming up here hillary clinton blazing across the campaign trail a fen you think she's busy running for the presidency, you should see the calendar as secretary of state. >>> first you know him as buff daddy or diddy. sean combs fresh off ringing the closing bell here joining me on set to talk music, business and beyond. keep it right here. you're watching cnbc. experience more confiden regardless of the conditions. ♪ gegreat fers at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get up to $5,000 customer cash on select 2016 models. ends september 5th. see your lexus dealer. keeping the power lines clear,my job to protect public safety, while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing, the work that we do h

we will move on to chris from halifax, massachusetts. go ahead.er: thank you for taking call this morning. i just want to call in and talk i was watching the last segment about third parties. i would say that donald trump really is a third-party candidate, even though he is on .he republican ballot he has essentially been rejected republican establishment. his platforms, they are very independent. he is against foreign trade, for a taxes, against immigration, and these kinds of things. host: who then do you plan to support in november? caller: believe the or not, i'm not going to vote. that is a different story, believe it or not. if i had to vote, even though i live in the democratic state of massachusetts, i would folks for trump. i don't think the country can afford another four years of a democratic administration. host: next up from baltimore city, maryland, bruce is on the line. what you have to say this morning. caller: good morning. i'm listening to some of these collars and it's unfortunate how ill-informed they are. i'm not just voting f

. - host: let's hear from jim from halifax, p.a., republican caller.aller: hey, thank you allowing me to voice my opinions. host: of course. caller: we're always attacking the poor people. obviously, there is always going to be abuse in any type of system. and those people that abuse it should be penalized. but my question is what about all this corporate welfare? how about the politicians that n deserts in texas getting paid not to farm it. something that's impossible to farm are getting paid. paying people not to grow crops. that's how ludicrous. but then we have a government that says they can take our jobs overseas, give them away. what is that? that's welfare for the whole world? is this what we're doing? i'm a little agitated and i'm getting nervous and stuff. that's the thing. why do we always pick on the poor people? the ones that need it the most when the millionaires of yesterday are billionaires today? host: thank you, jim, despite your nervousness, you did get your point in. we appreciate you taking part in the program. jody writes at twitt