kathryn brown reporting tonight live in kinston. thank you. >>> with floodwaters dropping goldsboro residents got down to the business of cleaning up along south taylor street, restoration companies began repairing homes. the neuse river crested at a record level this week and could remain elevated until wednesday. along south john street members of north carolina baptist men's association walk-through flooding. >> that's our number 1 thing we want to do. we don't rebuild the house, we want to pray with them. let them know the lord has not turned his back on them. hayzier. >> some vehicles were stranded in floodwaters today but most streets and neighborhoods in goldsboro have dried out. these shelters are open in wayne county, schools will remain closed to students through wednesday. also a boil water advisory has been lifted for portions of wayne county. the only boil remains in effect is for customers in the southwestern area of the county. >>> volunteers are lifting the spirits of flood victims across north carolina. in lumberton

the good news is that kinston has had time to prepare... by closing roads, sandbagging and asking people to evacuate... last weekend when hurricane matthew first arrived, people didn't have that same luxury. sam mcclean has for the second time in just a week, the town of kinston is wading through floodwater. ((nat pop hurricane matthew in nc)) the first time there wasn't much time to prepare -- hurricane matthew dumped a lot of rain on an already saturated city causing flash flooding. it was a similar picture in communities all across the eastern part of the state as flooding swamped homes, wiped out and left hundreds of thousands in the dark. all that runoff has swollen rivers -- some have still yet to crest. more than 30 people have been killed in the us -- 22 now in north carolina. one of the latest... a driver who went around a barricade and was swept away by floodwater. in kinston, 3 or 400 homes are in the the flood zone this time, as the neuse reaches its crest overnight, but it could have been much worse. mayor b.j. murphy/ kinston,

live in kinston, cbs north just showed us, a sign of hope. there's only one working hotel, though, right now in kinston and that's impacting business. companies like north state aviation and sanderson farms bring employees in from all over and they need a place to stay. hampton inn's general manager travis baker says right now his plan is to reopen sometime in mid-december. >> we lost several thousand dollars with the food we had just got in the day before. we had to evacuate and everything. so we lostev discarded. >> we also reached out to other hotels and they told us they plan to open by the beginning of next year. >>> waters are receding in lake surf. state officials ordered the own ore. wood lake dam to drain the entire lake. state officials were concerned about damage the dam sustained during hurricane matthew. residents in the neighborhoods around that dam had to be evacuated due to the danger of all the flooding. once that lake is emptied engineers will determine if the on the price gouging complaint list. more than 180 complaints hav

in goldsboro, right now it's starting to crest and kinston, likely cresting into friday. kinston. here is a look at the goldsboro level, and once you get to 24 feet, major flood stage and we're at 29.7 feet, the current reading, a new record and it's likely where they will stay before it dips down. and right now, where it was forecasted to crest, it's cresting now and starting to drop once we move into the later morning hours and in the afternoon. but it's very high being above flood stage and likely above flood staig -- stage for the weekend. 43degrees right now in clarksville, cool outside and 49 in durham and 41 in roxboro and 51 in laurinburg, so cooler out there. here's a live look from the roxboro skycam. we have a little bit of cloud sky. 50 at the airport with cloudy skies and high clouds and low clouds. the dew point at 49 and the humidity at 96%. a mix of sun and clouds out there for us with an area of high pressure still the main dominant feature for us. we don't want any rain. a cold front will move in late tomorrow and run into the dry air in place and all the rain th

for the second time in just a week, the town of kinston is wading through floodwater. ((nat pop hurricane matthew in nc)) the first time there wasn't much time to prepare -- hurricane matthew dumped a lot of rain on an already saturated city causing flash flooding. it was a similar picture in communities all across the eastern part of the state as flooding swamped homes, wiped out roads and bridges and left hundreds of thousands in the dark. rivers -- some have still yet one of the latest... a driver who went around a barricade and was swept away by crest overnight, but it could have been much worse. mayor b.j. murphy/ kinston, north carolina: well what has been actually be the thing that saved a lot of lives this time around because so many homes were bought out and demolished." ((nat pop truck going past)) in lumberton, one of the hardest hit communities, luck has been hard to come by... but when firefighters took joseph fredrick to check on his the ground -- was dry. joseph frederick/ lumberton resident- i feel bad for the rest of the people though because some of t

the highest water is just hitting kinston, swallowing up homes and businesses. tractor trailers couldn't make it out before the flooding flowed in. national guardsmen are there to help, but they can't hold back the rising rivers that continue their north carolina. the work to repair roads that hurricane matthew washed away, is just beginning. the damage is so extensive, even the d-o-t isn't sure how big the problems are. wral's brian shrader shows us how long you'll face detours. >> matthew took a big chunk of i-40 in johnston county. as the sun rose thursday, the heavy equipment rumbled as crews repaired the engineer tim little says this is just the beginning. 052714 we're finding areas...major repairs dot engineers in eastern counties are counting up the damage matthew did. 052817 we're wating for these waters.... damage is there interstates get top priority for repairs -- but several dozen rads are washed out in central and eastern north carolina. and little tells me the repairs will take monhts 052825 over the next several weeks...assessing damage and little

angelica alvarez has more from the kinston flood zone. here at one of two shelters in kinston... just to give you an idea of how tough it is out here... this shelter... you can get to by car... college... we were told you can only get there by military escort. ---------take pkg---------- william fleming 18:45:48 "35 years." more than three decades here on shine street for william fleming... and he says since last week... it's been a little quieter around here. william fleming kinston resident 18:48:07 "it got probably 7 feet of water behind my house." water... seven feet deept...behind his home.. but even though he still doesn't have power... no water made it inside his home. he points to his neighbors.... who weren't as lucky. he says the home right across the street is now empty. fleming 18:46:52 "it flood up about 2 feet inside." we're told at least 200 residents throughout kinston are in shelters....as the rising flood waters pushed them out of their homes. the nuese river... cresting at more than 28 feet. this view from chopper 11 hd showing the extent of the flooding. and j

business in kinston is going to reopen. y257sy yi0y >>> right now, today is a sign of rebuilding after hurricane matthew. a grand reopening celebration takes place for a kinston business flooded for days. >> plus this. >> donald trump is hitting hillary clinton obamacare while clinton is inr supporo get i'm rock say nasa is a berr north carolina. >>> i'm stefan. >> and i'm ssowen ali wavskyilhave a look at your morning commute in jt ng about more of wh we've seen for e st ing than

right now five few 6 inches with of rain here in the kinston lenoir county area. be saturating the ground, blowing trees over. roads, and, you know, destroying some property. >> reporter: now, some areas of lenoir county say officials worried about getting as much as 10 inches of rain from matthew. the mayor of kinston tells uses of us that the cities and counties all share persoel and a mutual aid pack and he says they'll send people wherever they need to go, in order o remain safe. reporting live, steve sbraccia cbs north carona. >>> meanwhile several airports in florida are closed and others like in orlando plan to suspend operations beginning tonight. cbs north carolina's michael hyland is at rdu any dom know effect being felt there? >> reporter: overall the effect have been pretty limited here. a look be mind me. it's been fairly busy but take like at the board couple flights that were supposed to miami have been canceled but there is still one coming from orlando in a few minutes. those canceled flights among more than 1800 canceled. we did talk to self peop

kinston not expected to see the neuse river crest there until saturday. could rise as much as a foot a day until cresting around 27 feet. here's the last look at your seven-day forecast. 72 our high today, 76 tomorrow. the 60s for the end of the workweek. getting a quick update on an accident this morning, on blue ridge. >> all your latest updates coming up at noon. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is wednesday, october 12th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> donald trump declares war on publican leaders who are ba backing reveal embarrassing moments inside hillary clinton's campaign. >> hurricane matthew, thousands vr rescued from the catastrophic flooding in north carolina. one swollen river threatens to split an entire county in two. >>> a new survey reveals top three mistakes teenagers make behind the wheel. aaa say parents may share the blame. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."

but the water levels kinston were so high they called it off. they were protecting the down stream communities from flooding, and engineers say today they are finally ready. what does this mean for residents? it will take about 4 to 6 days for the water to reach places like kinston and new bern. the u.s. army corps of engineers will continue to release the water until they get falls lake back to normal this weekend, runners and bikers can expect to see higher river levels along the trails in wake county. even though they will begin the process today, they will and adjust the falls release to make sure it didn't have anne -- anne a detrimental impact downstream. back to you. >>an experiencing damage from the flooding. this is video from the day after the storm taken by one of the church pastors. you can see the chairs tossed across the room and equipment on the floor. members have been tidying up ever since. >>> kinston workers are using water hoses and pumps to flush floodwater out of the area. of water, 5" more than hurricane floyd left in 1999

they planned this for earlier this week but the water was so high in kinston they called it emergency deviation, altering the water control plan to protect the communities from flooding. today, engineers say they are finally ready. what does this mean for residents? once releases are made at the falls, it will take 4 to 6 days to reach places like kinston and new bern. they will continue to release the water until they get falls lake back to normal operating this weekend, runners and bikers can help higher river levels along the trails. leapa and bill, even though they begin the process today they say they will manage the falls release to make sure it doesn't have a detrimental impact on the communities downstream. >> mikaya thurmond, thank you. >>> members of two churches in raleigh are hoping to rebuild after heavy rain from hurricane matthew destroyed the buildings. they are both holding services inside one flooding that flooded last week. this is video from the day after the storm taken by one of the church's pastors. you can see chairs tossed across the room and equipment damaged

kinston area is expected to see record flooding as we head into

many of those--are in kinston. tim pulliam--live in lenoir county--- with the emotional story ofwo ppl have been evacuated from their homes this has not been easy. tonight i spoke with a man who has been living in his car since tuesday. i also spoke with a mother of two. she and her family were rescued from theirhomes. listen to her story. sot briana owens/flood victim 201823 just seeing all that water come in. my one year old freaked out. he ankful firstspoers saved r fami oeir attic st saturday from the shing waters to their home.18they were theren a matter of minutes. since then, the family's call kinston high, their makeshift home. t --- briana owens/flood victim 202144 when you live in a shelter you appreciate everything you had. the ability to shower when you want to. the ability to eat when you want to. the ability to watch tv when you want to. hundreds of people are now living in shelter aftefl watersavaged sections of lenoir county. saturday, even more water from the neuse river rising to historic hurrican

. >>> we are in the rallies in kinston, damaged by all the high waters. the governor says there's three things he and his office are working on right now: starting a capital fund for houses and possibly for small businesses, to open bridges and roads, and finally to figure out how to rebuild kinston among other north carolina towns. we spoke with one man who several properties here that were severely damaged or destroyed. >> i did not have flood insurance, and this is all out of pocket. we're talking about a half million to three quarters of a million dollars it will cost our company. >> reporter: there is a sign of hope here. a very popular business that was flooded during hurricane >>> tonight we are looking into the circumstances that led to a man being accused of murdering his stepfather. deputies found 72-year-old warren barnes injured at his home on andrews road in pittsboro. he later died at the hospital and his stepson was arrested a short time later. he's being held on no bond, set to appear in court next moconti ghfor a t wanted in shootout on a

and donald trump will appear in charlotte and then in kinston. bill clinton will stop in wilmington, pembrook, and fayetteville. hillary clinton is in florida but will be back in winston- salem tomorrow with michelle store. >>> certainly is. but we did drop in the upper 30s in many places. but a quick warm up with 47 in rocky mount and erwin and 48 in fayetteville and 46 in clinton. i think those two spots will update to warmer temperatures. 67 this afternoon and more clouds on thursday with a slight chance of showers. renee? >> thank you, elizabeth. >>> local victims of matthew face a crucial announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! ["family feud" theme playing] give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: good job. thank you very much. appreciate you now. thank you very much. i appreciate y'all. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. today, folks. returning for their fifth and final day, with a total 21,475 bucks, from the boogie-down bronx, it's the ro

. >> donald trump will be in charlotte and kinston trying to make progress, and bill clinton will be here campaigning on behalf of his wife. >> reporter: bill and renee, all eyes are on the swing states with a total of five stops in former president bill clinton will campaign for his wife, hillary, in wilmington, pembrook, and fayetteville. these will be the last appearances in the state wide stronger together bus tour. at each of the events he is expected to encourage voters to take advantage of one-stop early voting and check their registration status. meanwhile, preparations are under way for the return of republican presidential candidate trump in north for an event closed to the public before heading to a rally in kinston inside a hangar at the local airport. more than 6,000 people have signed up to attend. the event starts at 7:00. there is no word on how or if trump will address hurricane matthew. >> mika >>> state attorney general roy cooper is addressing numerous reports related to price gouging. >> first, enterprise rental cars. daily rates doubles from $30 to $60 in raleig

in kinston, 26.9, and major flood is at 21 feet. it's likely to be in major flood stage through wednesday, and possibly looking at flood stage all the way to the weekend. rdu sky cam looking great this morning, 59 degrees currently and our dew point visibilities are looking fine. we were thinking we could see a little patchy fog but haven't seen any of that, so looks like we could be in the clear on that. it's a very mild mog, temperatures on the rise because of the approximation of this high pressure system. high pressure systems have been keeping us dry since matthew atlantic and as we head through the afternoon, highs in the low 80s in many locations. overnight we're in the upper 50s to low to mid-60s, then tomorrow afternoon, 80 by lunchtime. we hit wednesday, looking at 86 degrees. that will be nearly a record. the record is 87 and 72 is normal for this time of year. getting into could have some patchy light rain. a cold front will come through and cool off temperatures, and really only bring us a small chance of rain on friday

he's holding a rally in kinston on wednesday night at seven .. at the kinston jet center. presidential candidate mike pence will campaign for trump in greensboro on monday. he'll host a rally at seven p-m .. at the greensboro coliseum. doors open at five. the governor of indiana will also host a rally at catawba college in salisbury on monday afternoon. tonight... police in new york say preliminary tests on a white powdery substance found in an envelope sent to hillary clinton's campaign .. show that it wasn't harmful. meanwhile .. clinton's rival .. is vowing to sue the women who accuse him of sexual ass has the latest on the campaign trail 'election - headquarters'. you can follow the candidates on the campaign trail -- and find "early voting" locations in 'your county' .. on the "abc 11 'mobile news app" -- or on 'abc dot com - slas a masked suspect killed in a wayne county home invasion. deputies were called to the 200- block of little river drive.. just after 4 this morning. investigators say at one point.. the suspect held a gun on the homeowner. the two then got int

city -- helping with 'emergencies'. ...and -- a 'curfew' remains in effect for kinston. 'hundreds of people' -- are staying in shelters tonight 'in' lenoir county. goldsboro---bump er to bumper traffic---as people---leave shelters to return home. many families struggling tonight---after they lost everything in the storm. crews have already condemned many homes. to make matters worse--many people do not have flood insurance. dejuan hoggard live in goldsboro tonight with an update. what i can tell you is that things are beginning to wind down -- albeit slowly. and officials in wayne county are still under water as cleanup process begins. there is still plenty of debris leftover from the storm as well. highway 117 through goldsboro is a traffic nightmare, with people waiting for hours. wayne county's emergency operations center is going strong this evening with a team of volunteers taking roads are closed and on standby if someone needs a water rescue. abc11 was offered an exclusive, inside lo tonight's operation. staff here said they have also received an overwhelming amou

then we caught up with the gop nominee in kinston. trump f one laded i knnston after nightfall... doaldtru arriving to a rock star welcome, downeast... the rally center, didn't start until after 7... but the hundreds who came-- started arriving around the lunch hour. the republican nominee deliveng the familiar d meafueling his populist campaign... unleashing it on hillary clinton. - "we haunning this country stupid people! oath! --flh-- - "she's the most corrupt person ever to run for preidt" trump tumped n noir ount 3 weeks after hurricane matthew's devestaing floods-- he did not make metion of the storm he hit on immigration, taxes, and pushed hard against obamacare.. on the heels of the obama administration's recent projections of double-digit increases in 20-17... - "job-killing obamacare is just one more y the system is rigged. eminu rally wainterrupted cey an anti- trump demonstrator... - "we have a protestor..." .trump usi the incident to push allegations clinton campaign stf have been colluding with incite violence at trump rallies. - "by the way, were you paid $1500 to b

it will be a while before all of the water drains out around kinston. roxboro skycam looking pretty and a lot of times clouds lead for a beautiful our current temperature at the airport with the dew points on its way up. it will feel a little muggier today with temperatures feeling good at 52 in roxboro and 61 in raleigh, or when, and fayetteville. -- erwin, and fayetteville. high pressure in control of our weather here bringing us plenty of sunshine. the front right now and very little rain when it comes through as well. taking a look at what is happening in the tropics. there is a wave in the bahamas with your contender giving it a 70% chance of developing into a tropical system. while yes some of them to start to turn toward the united states all of them pulling northeastward and do not affect the southeast coast. we will continue to track that particular system for you look at these warm temperatures with 86 degrees for tomorrow and the record 87. that is true for today and thursday as well. 71 friday with temperatures starting to drop after the fro

and in kinston, it will take until thursday. in the cape fear river, fortunately below flood stage in fayetteville already but it's going to be until tuesday with elizabeth town below flood stage. now, as we look at those rivers you want to say hey, we don't need any more rain. just a quick peek ahead from the national weather service through the rest of october, november, and december, precipitation outlook. it's good news for us. it puts streak of dry weather. that will last several more days at least. we feed it to last several months. by the way, though, what we think is great news for us, below normal precipitation, not great news for other parts of the south where they're believe it or not under a moderate to severe drought in parts of alabama and georgia. that's it from here, back to you. >>> great perspective thank you. hard to believe it's been six state. >> and we still have flood warnings, too. just go along with what bill is saying even though the flood warnings have bern dropped in nash, johnston, harnett, and hoke

he's holding a rally in kinston wednesday night. meanwhile... trump is on the campaign trail tonight in florida.... a must- win state for his campaign. at a rally in naples, trump accused the the obama-clinton administration of "abandoning our friends" across latin america. trump also urged supporters to "re-elect" republicans "all over the place"... in a rare call abc-11 is your 'election - headquarters'. you can follow the candidates on the campaign trail -- and find "early voting" locations in 'your county' .. on the "abc 11 'mobile news app" -- or on 'abc 11 dot com - slash - go vote'. governor "pat - mccrory".... back on the road tomorrow touring area damage by hurricane matthew. the governor will visit princeville tomorrow. the mayor of princeville says the historic african-american town is slowly reopening to residents. from the town. new tonight - - a wake county teacher accused of having a sex with a student he taught in lenoir county. the lenoir county sheriff's office arrested "timothy - bennett"...over the weekend. investigators say

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still some flooding in goldsboro in kinston one of the areas likely to see the floodwaters lingering the longest. we should see the neuse river below flood stages on wednesday. it is currently at 20 feet. on the other hand kinston is still at major flood 24 feet so it is still 3 to 4 feet above major flood. it come -- it should come below on wednesday. it will be a beautiful day and there is our toll tower cam are -- tall tower camera. the per-hour really pulling the warmth into north carolina for the dew points going up also. the dew points on the rise and it should feel a little more humid for you this afternoon today and tomorrow as well as thursday before the front comes through. 63 in southern pines and temperatures starting to warm up a little bit now that the sun is out. high pressure continues to bring cooler skies. notice with this front. it is not likely to create much rain moving through our area. so some light, patchy showers f day. behind it we try out noticeably. in the bahamas there is a wave of low pressure developing with a 70% chance of developing into a tropical sy

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from kinston, north carolina, i'm scott mclean coming up... heavy rain and strong winds shake a state out west. we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. "now your storm track 7 it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal for a woman to be fired just for being pregnant. and blum tried to defund planned parenthood, i was diagnosed with breast cancer, and i know it was early detection that made a difference. it's not a political issue. it's about caring about all of our people here in this country. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years dad knew his time was near. out of options, he finally called senator grassley's office. they got dad his medals. just before he passed. 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: cloud cover is increasing across the state an

they are keeping a weather eye on the storm. >> behind me is the river through downtown kinston. in the past hurricanes like floyd and fran have swelled the waters of the new surround here to 25 feet. don't believe me, take a look at these markers on this bridge here. they tell a story. now, you can mainly that those problems still sitting in the memories of folks as they prepare for what's coming now. >> so about right here,. >> reporter: today this place is called the ultimate body shop but back in 1999 it went by a different name. when the building was flooded. >> we had 3 feet of water come into the building. and so we had to move everything out. and work really hard to put concern. especially when there's talk of a lot of rain both upstream and in this area. >> does it make you nervous generally speaking? >> yes, definitely. especially when the walter starts rising. and it comes really close to the building we started making plans of how we're going to evacuate it. >> customers automobiles, as well as expensive equipment will have to be moved if it brings too much rain and f

and right now-- two shelters remain open in the kinston area.engineers are checking to see if the bridges across the sound, but it could be several more days before they re-open. more aid is coming to victims of hurricane matthew in haiti this morning. haiti's southwestern peninsula was one of the areas hit hardest by the hurricane last week.food, clean water and construction materials are being delivered. residents were relived to so u-s soldiers arrive with water bottles and boxes of food to their . rail servi is now almost fully restored at the hoboken transit station damaged in last month's crash.a train traveling speed limit crashed into a platform, killing a woman and injuring more than 100 people. the station has been slowly re- opening since last week. the station's ticket office also resumed operations.two tracks remain closed for repairs. strangers band together, forming a human chain to rescue a man from a burning car in palm bay, florida. a two-vehicle accident sent one car careening down an embankment. people pulled over in just to save this person. so it was really impressiv

he will stop kinston. on thursday, hillary clinton will hold her first rally with michelle obama in winston salem. >>> fayetteville police are on the lookout for four seasons this morning. the grp broke into a man's house on waterless street last night. cording to police, the armed men foed open the front door of the house, confronted the man inside, shot him, and ran shooting. police are looking for this man, -year-old darius councill, charged with murd in the shreggie alston at the pender square apartments. anne with information on counsell should call tarboro police >>> a charlotte man is expected in court, accused of causing a deadly crash 44 rl gonzalez drhe wake foreit sunday nd slmm int anher man'?6s vehicle. the man ed >> re old rom th mie you s? >> be30oncn. on, e me 30 again. what's in it for zoltar? [ laughter ] there you go, 25 cents. riouy, zoltaruires ur eternal soul underredilm. o raise mone charlize theron's cob. sething. inovlappincoon >>> 45 oking at not a d you piw e sky as wetch the off

mandatory evacuations underway in t city of kinston. the moose river is that 21 feet and that is seven feet above flood stage. as water runs downstream it could go as high as 26 feet. fema has been working all day to rescue people stranded by floodwaters in lumberton. while hundreds have evacuated some waited until the last minute to leave. cbs derek lewis from lumberton with the rescue efforts. derek? >>reporter: yes, sharon. there are a lot of resources here including u.s. marshals as well as first responders. what they're trying to do is make sure that everyone is out of this flooded area. you can see that area has flooded but the reason it's happening is because many people did not leave before the hurricane came. >> when you have property and

for example, in kinston, north carolina, where the neuse river is expected to reach record flood levelsnd tomorrow. in greenville, north carolina, 9,000 residents evacuated their homes. that is roughly one in ten residents spending the night in shelters as the effects of hurricane matthew felt in the southeast. >> polo, thank you. chicago here they come. the dodgers play the cubs for the national league pennant. this after the victory over the nationals in the fifth game of the nlcs. the dodgers used kershaw to get the final two outs in the 4-3 win. he probably won't be able to start against the cubs saturday night at wrigley field. the cubs, i would say, heavily, heavily favored there. >>> donald trump may have met his match on the campaign trail. first lady michelle obama with a very memorable speech. that's next. whatcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it! just be cool. actually, checking your credit score

and it may take until sunday for kinston. a lot of sunshine to start the day and most of our temperatures this morning are in the 62 in hillsboro. we have 64 for holly springs and knightdale at 61 to start the day. and 63 at wilson. if you are out for a walk or a run early on, very nice weather for that with a light southwesterly breeze and clear skies and temperatures in the low 60s but starting to head up with the sunshine and a warm afternoon. later today, we're reaching the for a high of 86. the record is in striking distance with a lot of sunshine and a couple of puffy fair weather clouds here and there, and that's about it. otherwise, cooler weather on the way. we'll talk about when it arrives in the 7-day forecast in a bit. renee? >> thank you, mike. >>> eastern north carolina university continues to deal with the river flooding. ecu opened a disaster recovering center to help studen by the flooding and will stay hope -- open until at least friday for financial aid and counseling. >>> many of you are still stepping up

today the governor viewed the kinston damage days after the flood waters receded. his office is working on a capital fund for housing and small businesses, and opening the rest of damaged roads as well as bridges. >> we have had a teams to help us identify projects as quickly as possible, angst to get these places completed. this can't be done overnight. >>> we could say it was cold this morning, temperatures barely reaching the 30s. but is it here to stay? wes is here now with a look at the forecast. >> just a little teaser, 39 this morning. today was another day of below normal temperatures. remember, average high this time of year is 70 and most of us were below that. upper 60s down in the sand hills, upper 50s to mid- to low 60s here in the triangle. it's still going to be chilly overnight and for most of the evening it will be clear as high pressure stays in control. this high starts to move away and that means these cl, will be headed our way. but not a lot of any of that. tonight we'll keep it clear and dry, dropping down to 57 by 7:00. we're in the mid-50s

new floodwaters now forcing kinston residents to evacuate one week after matthew hit. several waterways now converging on the neuse river rising to record levels in a matter of hours. in nearby princeville over 80% >> down here. >> all the way down here. >> kim kilpatrick can only watch helplessly as her home of 18 years is nearly swallowed by the river, now 20 feet higher than normal. >> i guess i'm trying to numb myself. i don't have any more tears. >> reporter: the rising waters fueled in part by the over 18 inches of rain dumped by matthew. the storm's death toll now rising to 45 in the u.s. 24 in north carolina. residents hoping they don't lose everything. >> i'm praying that we will be able to come back home because this is our family home. this is where my father and mother raised their children. >> reporter: this is one of the poorest areas of the country. the mayor here telling me that it took them a decade to recover from hurricane floyd and, unfortunately, paula, the flooding this time is even worse. >> the resident saying she had no more tears. phillip. tha

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they say it will take four to six days for the water to reach places like kinston and new bern. they will continue to release water until they can get falls lake back to normal operating levels. that should take about two weeks. multiple crashes along i- 95 in johnston county shut down the interstate and claimed three lives. a tractor trailer veered off the road and flipped over, pinning the driver in for hours. wral's leyla santiago explains how this all led to road closures and evacuations. a full day after this.. katrine mering 14:03:21 the road was closed. i had to turn around, now i'm trying to find my way to miami. drivers are still working their way around detours as crews repave roads and decontaminate a bridge. john 15:08:57 eventful day for us a fiery and deadly crash involving an rv and tractor ..and another deadly crash just a few miles down involving 5 vehicles 10:09:03 we were already out on one call on interstated 95., this was a chain reaction result from those wrecks:07 rescue crews immediately evacuated a radius near exit 95 once they discovered the tractor tra

kinston, in eastern north carolina, was hit very hard by the storm. the floodwaters there are starting to recede more than a week after matthew hit. several highways in the area are still closed down and many homes are surrounded by water. people in the area are getting by with the help of donations. many families are still staying in red cross shelters. >> new this morning, life goes on for one couple who tied the knot in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. targeted by thieves who stole many wedding supplies. after friends spread the word, strangers and businesses donated everything from plates and napkins to beverages. she's looking gorgeous. so the wedding was able to go ahead. sharifa says it helped remind them what's really important. >> everything that happened put itu ben: now the newlyweds are taking a week off to celebrate before they start working on hurricane repairs. congratulations. beautiful ceremony too. >> new this morning, police are looking for the person who shot a cat with an arrow in pennsylvania. the cat survived. can you believe

one at a rally in kinston heat on several issues durin under affordable care act. polling has over clinton leading trump on average by two percentage points. >> reporter: and on reas revelations about clinton contained in emails released by wikileaks and went after for how she handled her own emails while she was secretary of state. >> nobody has ever gotten away with crimes and i mean crimes >> she started the day in dc by promoting his new hotel and also stopped in charlotte for policy speech. >>> we also spoke with major garrett who has been covering the trump campaign for cbs news. he says the campaign is focused on florida and north carolina in that order and says trump cannot get the necessary 270 electoral votes to win the race without winning the tar heel state. >> research so far tells us in every state that trump and clinton dynamic is overshadowing and eclipsing almost everything and don bell races are making the attention they typically do. birth carolina could be different because of hb2. >> major. wapsie trumpkin is this thing mostly republican areas

. >> reporter: flooding still remains on lincoln street in kinston. -year-d kathy meryl left her trailer home wednesday night as the local creek in front of her house starte rise. she took what sheuld and some clothing and left everything behind. >> my heart is hurting right now. recedes, because it is going down rather fast, i should be get in there at least by the morning just to see if there's any damage. >> reporter: she is staying with her sister but is thankful her and her familyre safe from the storm. and most of a i got my life, i can always get fuure, y know what i'm saying, and all other things. but i can't get no another life. out in time and everybod se that we start our recovery now. >> reporter: the floodingn lincoln street stopped this greenvle native from getting to her job. she hasn't been to work since last fri sand losing money to pay for rent, utilities and food. >> i'm trying to stay positive but it's kind of hard, because all the flooding a ten just thinking about other peoe th's in aor predicament than i'm in. it's devastating 1

donald trump is seduled make a campaign in kinston wednesday after wrapping una three-day visit to florida. thursday, hillary clinton and michelle obama will campaign together for the first time at wake forest university. the veteran political strategist karl rove messina will appear at duke university tonight to discuss the presidential election. >>> also former presidential candidate howard dean will make campaign stops today supporting clinton in high point and in burlington and that's just for starters. for more high-profile visits schedule today and rest of the week, be sure to log on to wncn.com. >>> right now, johnston county sheriff's deputies are investigating a bizarre incident that flared up overnight near clayton. it began with a traffic stop run over. cbs north carolina's lauren haviland joins us live in johnston county with more on the story. what's the latest? >> reporter: investigators said right now they are searching for a third suspect and have two in custody, 19- year-old lyons and 23-year-old holmes. they're facing attempted first- degree murder and felony conspiracy c

. >> today in kinston, a popular business will reopen after hurricane matthew damage. the neuse sport shop was flooded but thanks to hard work by dedicated volunteers today the storeis reopening. cbs north carolina's lauren havila joins us live from on. >>> it's definitely been a long road, but the people of kinsto are making huge strides since hurricane matthew came through. we know, th neusriver reached record levels and the ce to neusert en see from shop and causea be instjust far the tohas comed sporopstgive u an idea of how much work has had to bdone here, the owner said when it's all said and done he will have been speg million dollars just to get everything back norl. governor mccrory will have a press conference at 10 a.m. an0:45hewill have ribbon cutting here. live in kinston, lauren haviland cbs rth rolina. >>> thks a t. sunshine out ther diction as well. remember this was the shot i showed you about an hour ago where we is that true low lying fog in cary. that's dissipated throughout the last half hour or hour or so. as far as the temperatures are concerned

our polo sandoval joins me live from kinston, north carolina.e the devastating impact that it continues to take. >> yeah, poppy. you saw it from the air. this is what it looks like from the ground. a riverside community that is virtually split. this is why. where the major bridge is that goes over the river here in kinston has been shut down because the river is slowly rising. it's expected to crest later today. how are officials monitoring the situation? it's very basic, poppy. let me show you how one feela official just described for me what they did yesterday. they basically spray pointed this post every foot with those orange markings, so you expect it to perhaps reach a little closer to this spot here. that would break the record that was previously set back in 1999 when it reached about 27.7 feet. when hurricane floyd swept through the area. believe it or not as we hear from some of the local officials here including the mayor himself, he says that that hurricane back then was actually an eye opener. something positive, because many people

phillip mena is live for us in kinston, north carolina. good morning, phillip. >> reporter: rob, good morning. hard to believe but parts of this area were actually dry yesterday. all of this floodwater from matthew now rushing in from all directions, and it's quickly turning the heart of this town into an island. this morning, part of north carolina preparing for the worst. new floodwaters now forcing kinston residents to evacuate homes and businesses one week after matthew hit. several waterways now converging on the neuse river rising to record levels in a matter of hours. in nearby princeville over 80% >> that's mine down here. >> reporter: all the way down there? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: kim kilpatrick can only watch helplessly as her home of 18 years is nearly swallowed by the river, now 20 feet higher than normal. >> i guess i'm trying to numb myself. i don't have any more tears. >> reporter: the rising waters fueled in part by the over 18 inches of rain dumped by matthew. the storm's death toll now rising to 45 in the u.s. 24 in nort

people living in kinston ....are now forced to evacuate. crews say... a nearby river ...is overflowing....20 feet above normal! :51 "i'm praying that we will be able to come back home, because this is our family home. this is where my mother and father raised their children." the governor said today... it could take years beffore northwest.... strong winds and rain are pounding the region. millions bracing for more severe weather... just 24 hours.... after 2 different tornoadoes touched down! the coast guard had to rescue 40 adults and 6 children ... who became stranded at a camp in oregon. in seattle -- a 4-year-old was seriously injured by a falling tree branch! his father also sustained... minor injuries. wx chat strong low pressure over the pacific northwest will keep blowing over the desert southwest through monday. high pressure will build in tuesday and wednesday, bringing very strong north winds down the colorado river valley. dry and warm weather is expected for most of next week. wind advisory in effect for western clark county including sprin

mandatory evacuations underway in t city of kinston. the moose river is that 21 feet and that is seven feet above flood stage. as water runs downstream it could go as high as 26 feet. fema has been working all day to rescue people stranded by floodwaters in lumberton. while hundreds have evacuated some waited until the last minute to leave. cbs derek lewis from lumberton with the rescue efforts. derek? >>reporter: yes, sharon. there are a lot of resources here including u.s. marshals as well as first responders. what they're trying to do is make sure that everyone is out of this flooded area. you can see that area has flooded but the reason it's happening is because many people did not leave before the hurricane came. >> when you have property and don't want to leave it. >> randy said it is hard to leave so much of your life behind. >> they are going to stay until they are told to leave. a few you will have to make them leave. >> he has never seen flooding like this. or than 10 inches of rain fell. >> as soon as i seen the water rising,