thank you, kristin. >> go for it. >> no. i mean, going back to hillary's 2008 comment, obviously that was a mistake. she apologized for them. i would like to draw everyone's attention to keith o berman. liberal, ten-minute rant about how inappropriate it was for hillary to make the comments. she done gets a pass whatsoever. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, fair and balanced. no spin zone. i tell you, no. she -- she kind of apologized. she said, hey, listen, i may or may not have intended that. sorry you misinterpreted it. then she went ahead and apologized. "the new york times" wrote that up as a big, massive things. >> no one should be joke being political assassination. those are the fact. trump's economics, the speech, we discussed it and everyone was talking about how he smoothly read from a teleprompter, exciting things. he laid out details. they haven't been able to score his plan because there are still murky details out there. when you talk about that and go on the day after to say that president obama is the founder of isis, do

i would like to bring kristin up to the stage. let's welcome her.

kristin will have more for us. beairshelle can ex-experience them. >> we are seeing some thick spots here. take a look at the prestonwood country club. a gray start to the day. we had a few light showers and some sprinkles going through. the wet weather will fizzled out. it will stay dry through the morning before we see a chance bit later today. it is 74 degrees in raleigh, 74 in durham and lillington. 74 in pine hurst. this area of high pressure that's opinion so persistent has been bringing us hot and humid weather is staying put for today same in the forecast, still mugy with a few storms likely this afternoon and into this evening. expect temperatures to climb p.m. 89 degrees the high temperature today. we have cooler weather in the forecast, eventually but still some showers and storms to get through first. a complete breakdown of what you can expect coming up thanks, kristin. >>> friday turned into a busy one for the donald trump campaign. his campaign manager resigned as television ads for the republican no

and please consider buying kristin's book. kristen green is an author who grew up in farmville, virginia. it is important to the story. she graduated from mary, washington in fredericksburg, a graduate of the harvard school of government, she is a journalist, worked at the richmond science dispatch, and lives in richmond, virginia. her work appears in atlantic and npr, have a husband jason and two daughters you are intimately familiar with when you read this book. something must be done about prince edward county, it is a civil rights nonfiction. the library of virginia. the library of virginia website, vote for kristen green and get this book voted for people's choice award. it is an interesting book for me not only because i am a lawyer who loves race relations topics. in law school, those who do not know gaithersburg, the most diverse city in america. you may not fully appreciate race relations were not always as they have been. kristin grew up in farmville, those who do not know this, in the wake of the seminal supreme cou

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kristin? >> all right, no major accidents on the highways. so far looking good behind me. 271 and broadway, coming up, we will talk about the closures that will start tonight and tomorrow. jackie and terrence? >>> kristin, we are making a huge step to reconnect with cuba. >> in 3 hours, the first commercial flight with the u.s. and cuba the first since 1952. it's from ft. lauderdale, the first of many. soon up to 100 a day will go between both countries. american, delta, southwest, and silver airways always have flights planned. >>> google trying to take on uber. they are starting a new wide- sharing service linking passengers with drivers headed in the same direction right now it's only available in san expand to the rest of the country. >>> it's still summer, but people are already itching for the flavors of fall. >> looking at the wrong camera, thinking of pumpkin spice pes. the craze is back. several coffee shops began selling it this week including dunkin' donuts, and mcdonald's last year starbucks started to sell on september 8th. i jus

let's head over meteorologist kristin ketchell. i don't want to steal her thunder but it is going to be dry, and it's going to going to be hot and it's going to be very, very humid. >> i have nothing else to say. >> yes, you do. you can tell us how long. >> well, things are hot and hazy. things will stay that way not only today but through tomorrow as well. temperatures well into the 80s across the area. 82 in durham. 82 in clayton and goldsboro. 81 in pine hurst, siler city we are looking at highs this afternoon. around 94 degrees. by lunch type, temperatures topping out just shy of 90. 94 will be the actual temperature. factoring in the humidity, heat and index value between 102 and 105. we'll let you know how long the hot weather will last and what you can expect for the week ahead coming up. >>> breaking news to tell you about out police say around 3:30 this morning, they responded to a shooting. police responded to mumpo bar and found two shooting victims. >>> and more breaking news to tell you out of raleigh. boulevard and i-

that teammate, kristin armstrong won gold today. >> the best and the worst of the games, cheryl. before we let you go from rio, i want to ask you a question that i know you get each olympic games. you got a lot of it in sochi. on the ground, do you feel free honest as you want to be about the problems and the issues? >> reporter: yeah, i do. we're not getting a lot of answers from the officials who are organizing it, necessarily. but i feel very free to ask the questions and the locals are so free to talk about their experiences, and what they're going through, and we have heard a little bit of both. we had one gentleman who came up to us and said he's been working and said the hours haven't been he needs to be paid more. others say they're so proud to have it in their country, it's just very different. a broad spectrum of personal experiences. >>> last night, we kicked off the series, telling the stories written on next viewers. the first tooth he had ever graduated from cu school of dentistry. she is quite proud of her chosen career. that's tooth number 19, if you're interested

i'm kristine johnson. you have been listening to president obama address a roomful of reporters discussing the situation with isis, how america's combating terrorism and also he touched million that was exchanged with iran. "cbs evening news" with have more news later. welcome to our 5:00 newscast. >>> the february has joined the earth to find a person who killed the woman in queens. let's get to tony aiello live >> reporter: the reward is $10,000 and police are desperate to the crimestoppers tip line. officials have been searching a federal park that's now a crime scene. as crime scene searches go, this any. a painstaking slog through acres and acres of undergrowth and grass. >> we plan to chop every weed down until we are satisfied we have all the evidence. this is a remote area. the young lady was running, still daylight, so hoping somebody saw something going into the park. >> reporter: the probe into the death of karina vetrano centers on the question: was she strangled by someone she knew or by a str

i'm beairshelle edme here with meteorologist kristin ketchell. finally some relief. the cooldown is here. everyone is waiting for it. >> very much anticipated. it's hard to forget that we we had a really owe pros siev july. and then three days where but things are going to change after tomorrow. so hang in there. we start with a live look from lonnie pool. we'll have a chance for showers and storms as we head into this afternoon and evening. radar showing nothing so we are dry. showers and some that moved yesterday will be out of the pictures but we'll have a chance to 78 degrees. 73 in henderson, 77 in rocky mount and clinton. thanks to that area of high pressure, we can expect the muginess to continue and a chance of showers and storms today and tomorrow. then a cold front comes in and that changes all of that for this upcoming week. partly sunny skies through the rest the area through this afternoon. a few storms likely after 2:00. temperature. i'll let you know when the cooler air arrives and what to expect. >> thank you. the time right now is 9:43. a teen killer

kristin wright is live in arlington with more on the potential changes here. kristin?> reporter: here is the problem. word is that metro is going to open far too late and that thousands of runners and spectators would never be able to get to the races on time unless there is a change. so today, the marine corps marathon folks are expected to make this big announcement. they're calling it a significant announcement. our transportation reporter, adam tuss found out that, because of metro's safetrack program, trains wo they usually do. they usually start around 5:00. instead, adam's metro source says we're looking at a 7:00 a.m. start time for metro on race day. and a 7:55 start time for the marathon and the 10k. that's a problem. at this marathon announcement they'll talk about the new timeline and the transportation plan as well as the race course. that announcement coming today at 1:00. make sure to watch social media and the nbc washington app to find out what they say. we'll let you know. back to you. >>> kristin, thank you. it's 6:33. topping our decision 2016 cover

live in bedford heights i'm kristin bolt news channel 5. >> thank you, kristin. we are digging into his past as a marine. what happened during his time in north carolina. that story is ahead at 6:00. >>> a clothing store is the latest target for a smash and grab. someone plowed through this akron business as you can see too. you have new information from police? >> reporter: frank, this month alone akron has seen six cases of cars smashing into stores to steal various things. in the other cases those stores of the gas stations, this one was different. police photographer shows the trail of damage shattering windows and doors in south arlington street. glass spread way into the parking lot. around 5:30 on sunday morning police say that someone behind the wheel of the great clothing store and stole expensive jeans and shirts. the store employees estimate at least $10,000 to $12,000 worth of clothing was snatched. today the business was open, but the windows were boarded up. officers don't have suspects and it is not clear if the crime is connected to several other

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so now kristin is looking for funds to offset her cost. the disorder causes his skull and brain to develop at different speeds. >> it's basically pressing on the motor skills that -- the area of the brain that takes care of the motor skills. and in addition to that, some of his vertebrae in the very top of his neck is also disfigured. mris, he had spinal taps, blood work. he's on steroids to help with the swelling of the spinal cord. he gets high doses of vitamin a shots once a week as he grows hopefully the skull will grow a little faster so his brain -- the pressure won't be as bad. >> kristin has had lucius since he was 3 months-old. she's the only mother lucius has ever now. the now, indoor cat will be outdoor enclosure on the property. >> he's like a big goofy dog. he's like the perfect house lion if you've ever helped with a crazy thing. >> all you have to do is go to care foundation's facebook page. reporting in orange county, kristin delgado, fox news. >> a canadian woman is suing the creator of pokemon go saying she's suffering fr

news 4's kristin wright live with the latest. kristin?: the first thing we noticed when we got here was all of the evidence markers scattered across the down the street here on first street. you see the entire block here between o and p is blocked off because of this investigation. you probably can see the flash of the camera lights. those are investigators taking pictures of evidence down on the ground. now, the other thing we know about those yellow things that you see there, those are often where bullet shell casings have ended up when there is a shooting. it's hard to count exactly how many of those evidence markers were seen. but there are a lot of them. i think at least around 20. now here's what we know about the shooting. it's a triple shooting. three people shot here this morning. not that long ago at about 3:00. police are telling us the victims are two women and one man. now, right now police are just beginning their investigation back here live. we don't have a lot of information about what exactly went down here. but we can t

so delicious, it should have another name. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live deck. right now a former ceo indicted in a huge stock options scandal ten years ago. it's finally returning to the u.s. to face charges. jacob kobi alexander will plead guilty this wednesday, we're told. he has been living in nabibia since 2006. he was scheduled to appear before a judge today to end the proceedings to come back to the u.s. to face those charges. he was indicted in 2006. he's also accused of money laundering. he and indicted in a huge sweeping federal investigation into fraud. back to you. >> all right, thank you, kristin. >>> the controversy surrounding ryan lochte continues this morning. nbc's matt lauer sat down with him for an exclusive interview to discuss what he calls his childish behavior. >> so you guys go to the bathroom in the bushes. you walk -- by the way it's been described to me, it's a metal-framed poster of some kind or advertisement of some kind and you just ripped it off the wall? >> yeah. and i have no idea -- i mean i was very intoxicated. i have no idea

we're going to go to kristin wright who is live now. kristin, are you there?his is a pretty sizeable tree we're talking o avenue and chevy chase at dorset. you see the lights. they are chopping up the big tree trying to get it out of the middle of the road. you can see cars getting turned around. you cannot go ind bound on wisconsin avenue because of this tree. we figured it was probably storm damage, but it was actually a car accident. police telling us here on the scene that a car crashed into the tree sometime overnight, somehow bringing it down. we understand the person was not seriously hurt, fortunately, but this tree stretching across wisconsin this morning. now, back here live, i want to show you more of the traffic build up that is just beginning. cars coming up here to dorset avenue, getting turned around. just labor of a build up, but it's growing more and more -- >> the longer we've been out here. trucks at this hour up and down wisconsin and those trucks are having to turn right around. some of them were going on the outbound side. police telling

news 4's kristin wright live with more on the investigation. kristin? >> reporter: good morning. we just now talked with a woman who lives right here where the shooting happened. she says in the middle of night she heard about 15 gunshots and then heard a car just tearing out of here. also talked to one of the he told us -- he described this as a gun battle involving a car. now, if you look down the street here, you see the two police cars, this is right where it happened. we have video from earlier. we want to show you this. it shows investigators out here a number of them taking pictures of all of the evidence. we also saw a number of evidence markers scattered across the street down first street here. i'd say about 20 of them. police officer here telling us that all of those evidence markers were marking bullets and shell casings. three people shot. two women and one man. not that long ago. about 3:00 this morning. police telling us that all of those people were taken by ambulance to the hospital and they're all expected to survive. this is important. police right now looking

>> thank you, kristin. it's 5:13. we're staying on top of new information about the biggest fire burning in california. the chimney fire started over the weekend. it's extremely dangerous conditions. that's according to firefighters. it's burned a lot of homes and other so bad they can't count how many. some people just won't leave their homes. >> it's important to me to stay here. this is our home. it's where we live. i wanted to track our place. >> right now, the fire is nearly 30 miles -- it's about 35% contained. >>> the new lawsuit could put plans for one of d.c.'s new homeless shelters on hold. people who live near the proposed shelter in upper northwest are demanding their chance to weigh in. 50-bed shelter is being built in the parking lot of a police station near cathedral heights and gardens. it will be on city property but the suit claims it's illegal to build there because the advisory neighborhood commission never had a say. >> what we're going to court with is not to ask the court to change, to substitut

then she's going to be questioned by kristin welker. our sister network. here, an unusual session of hillary clinton addressing the press. >> good morning. >> i am so pleased to be here. i want to thank you all for the invitation, for the introduction to everyone associated with navj and nahj. i want to just mark the moment because you were created in this hotel. i don't know if there are any original founders, but if there are, could you stand up and we could give you some recognition. [ applause ] i am dpliegted to thank you for the important work you do every day and now more than er we need you to keep holding leaders and candidates accountable. and in the tradition of path breaking journalists, like ethel payne and ruth salazar, we need you to make sure that america's front pages and nightly newscasts an online information reflects the great diversity of our nation. someone that i had the privilege of knowing, the late, great, bob may ard, former owner of the oakland tribune once said, and i quote bob, it is in seeing ourselves whole that we can begin

kristin fisher is live in washington, d.c. kristin, good morning. >> good morning. have have been using trump against her. >> she tried to clarify previous comments about her private e-mail server. that phrase was too good for trump to pass up. so over the weekend he released this video of a short circuiting clinton row robot. >> i hope you will compare what i am proposing to what my opponent is talking about. i may have short circuited... >> clinton responded by releasing her own video yesterday questioning trump's ties to russia. here's a clip. >> perhaps one more reason why we are not seeing this type of thing because you are dealing with russian oligarchy. >> is he getting money from russia? is his business built on russian loans? >> right now clinton is ahead in almost any poll. they have her ahead 50 to 42. in terms of honest and trust worthiness the two are tied. neither are trust worthy. clint polls are full of controversy and party infighting. they hope to turn it around in detroit. that's where trump will have a major economic policy speech. hot on his hee

. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk. mystery reports of a gunman at los angeles international airport last night. turns out we believe it's some sort of false report according to authorities and that they believe it may have been loud noises that prompted all of this chaos we see here at the airport last night. people rushing outside of the airport, terminals evacuated. people pushed out on to the tarmac, having to stand out there and wait while investigators went into the airport and tried to figure out exactly whether there was in fact a gunman inside. that's the reports were that were coming into authorities, that someone was shooting inside of the airport. so far, they haven't found anything and right now they are trying to figure out exactly what those >>> kristin wright at the live desk. >>> 5:02. it's time to head back to school in maryland's biggest school district, montgomery county students are among the thousands in our area heading back to class today. derrick ward is out at the bus depot. good morning. >> re

>> kristine johnson! wave. >> hi, sweetheart! tell her i said hi, lonnie. >> reporter: she is saying hello, sweetheart. paige told me she wants to be just like you, kj so i'm going to expect to get some notes to you. i'll relay them to paige. >> reporter: you want to be an anchor woman of? >> yes! >> reporter: thank you for coming out here to give us energy for this weather. say hi to whoever you want. 80. yesterday were you running about 2.5 degrees cooler than the actual temperature. today about a degree and a half cooler than the actual temperature. outside now another picture and it's another great one because it's another great looking day looking out over the city. the satellite and radar is working. it's working just fine. there's not a drop in sight. for tonight, there will not be a drop in sight. you will have clear skies, there. 66 degrees and then for your day tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. it's going to be warmer about 85 degrees. so we're starting to heat up a bit but where we're really heating up in the atlantic basi

we will see if we get one more hot spell in there. >> thanks, kristin. coming up . >>> montgomery leading the troops on the field. pirates getting close to 100 plays on the afternoon. it is 26-yard touchdown pass from nelson to senior. and 11 of one on the day. he did make one mist defense self touchdown and he throws them and including three by the former star reid herring. >> and this is holding a an inside ter squad. and this is coming up with several stops and sophomore star nabs the tip ball and takes it 70 yards and for the wins the it in the end zone and this is at duke. >> look at morning sports. >> now, back to you. >>> coming up in the next half hour. >>> the only way we could lose in my opinion, i mean this, pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. >> this guy will make up anything. >> and we are not gullible people. >> hear the latest issues they trail as election day draws . >>> this is the latest on this investigation of a man shot in a car. >>> a teen is remembered by his friends after drowning this weekend. >> how they >> major league baseba

kristin fisher is live for us in washington, d.c. another busy weekend on the campaign trail. >> this monday he's focusing on foreign policy in ohio. both times his campaign is hoping the speeches will help turn the page on what has been another tough week for trump. his posteriorly numbepoll numbee continuing to drop. he's blaming the media for disgusting and corrupt coverage. he unleashed a series of these tweet after the status of campaign. it is not freedom of the press when newspapers are allowing to say anything they want even if it is completely false. make pence came to his dpeens. ligs ento his message for voters still on the fence about supporting trump? >> stay tuned. it is very early in this campaign. this coming monday you will see a vision for confronting islamic terrorism. it is too early in this campaign. i am very confident. >> as for clinton today could be the day that lawmakers learn what she told the fbi about her e ma ill. the fbi will be handing over some of the files as early as this week. today as clinton's ca

. >> kristin fischer, i have never seen you before, welcome to philadelphia. >> thanks for having me mike and alex. >> well, sure. >> reporter: believe it or not, go ahead. >> no, go, go, go. >> reporter: all right. i'll go. believe it or not we are less than 100 days away from election day and that means that from here on out, it is all about those big battle ground states and right now latest polls show trump and clinton dead lock in states like ohio and pennsylvania. donald trump is kicking up bipartisan backlash from the first full week in the general election campaign. his comments about kahn and his wife and army captain muslim son killed in iraqis are criticized from the republican leaders in the house and senate to hillary clinton asked about this controversy, repeatedly yesterday on the campaign trail. >> and then to launch an attack as he did on captain kahn's mother, a gold star mother, i don't know where the bottom is. >> as clinton wraps up her two day bus tour for two key battle ground states ohio and pennsylvania, trump is preparing to hit those same states today. the

cbs2 kristine johnson with more on -- christine sloan with more that has tempers flaring. >> reporter: long lines wrapping around several motor vehicle agencies in new jersey including in lodi. customers forced to stand on sidewalks for hours in the heat after the wait some never making it inside where the lines are just as long. it's happening all the time say drivers like this woman who stood in this massive line last week caused by a computer >> reporter: did you go in? >> no. >> reporter: on our quest for answers, more nightmare stories. this man on his third trip in a week to the agency takingoff work every time. >> i came back thursday around 4:00. they close at 5:30. the same thing. >> i came here saturday, but it wrapped around the building twice. >> reporter: i reached out to the motor vehicle police commission. a spokesperson declined an on- camera interview saying it is the beginning of the mont they're very busy inside. the reason for these long lines. despite what the commission tells us on the phone, drivers tell us that it is happening constantly and randomly, not at en

, kristin.l right, kristin. an awesome book idea. i love that. >> very good. >>> after the break, an update on an amazing young man. >> they're cold and sometimes they're warm. >> feeling his mom's cold hands is a big deal considering zion had a double hand transpla it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. come chase thrills that lead in every direction. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. vacation packages start at $50 per person. a whole other world awaits. >>> it's now been a year since we met a baltimore area boy that made medical history. zion harvey was the first child to receive a double hand transplant. nbc's rehema ellis shows us how far he's come and what's next. >> reporter: when we first met zion harvey last year, at 8 years old, he was unstoppable. even though he had lost both his hands and legs to an infection as a toddler. >> keep monitoring things. >> reporter: and even after ground-breaking surgery to attach new hands, his energy

live in harlem, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> awful story. kristen, thank you. >>> new jersey state police say a child died in a multi-vehicle accident yesterday morning. i told you about this accident yesterday during the show. investigators say a pickup truck rear ended a sedan on the in bay bayonne. a 5-year-old little boy was in a car seat but did not survive the crash. another child and the driver were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. three other cars were involved in this, and two other people were hurt. >>> now stiffer penalties for assaulting workers at subway, train and bus stations in new york. if a worker is injured, the attack could be classified as a felony, and lead to 7 years in prison. new york governor andrew cuomo those workers have increasingly become targets of aggression. >>> also, new york city taxi drivers no longer have to pass their test in english. drivers tests will be available in several languages. according to a report, the move brings the city in line with app based services that do not h

back to you. >> kristin wright live for us. it's 5:47. prince william county have busted a huge drug ring taking thousands of prescription drugs off the street. 28 people now face charges. you see the photos here. one of them is a gainsville, doctor. police say the sciek electricity -- sigh -- psychiatrist issued prescriptions. >>> the mystery surrounding a 12-year-old sheila and 10-year-old kathryn lyon disappeared from wheaton plaza mall more than 40 years ago. news partners report patricia jean welsh plans to enter a plea for perjury today. prosecutors believe her cousin, lloyd welsh kidnapped the girls, killed them, and buried their burned remains in bedford, virginia. other family members lied to prosecutors to cover up the crimes. >>> cia leaders are dealing with security concerns after two recent incidents at their headquarters in langley, virginia. thomas luu is expected to plead guilty today. he crashed his car in june to get the cia's attention. his mother said her son was troubled and distraught by the orlando shootings. a penn

(kristin casas, riley's owner) "in retrospect i remember her coming out here to see where i was going and my poor assumption was that she would went by when ed realized riley wasn't with him.(ed casas, riley's owner) "we assumed she went overboard. did a mayday call for dog overboard." several fishermen and even the coast guard in frankfort helped the couple search for their pet for several hours...but no luck.that's when lynn fiedor heard what was happening.her husband was one of the fisherman out searching.(lynn fiedor, lost dog search team) "he called me because he said he heard a distress call come out from ed and kristin saying that their dog had gone overboard." team" downstate... and uses social media to track them down.she posted the search on facebook...and soon hundreds of people were keeping their eyes out for riley.(lynn fiedor, lost dog search team) "we ended up having over 20,000 people look at our post online and when i saw that i was like..we're going to find the dog."one report said a boater saw a dog swimming off shore in empire...(ed casas, riley's owner) "they had

kristin? >> this story rivals the titanic in terms of interest, i think. take a look. no one has seen it in 65 years but we're getting a close up. now, we'll journey back in history this, was the aircraft carrier that played a role in pacific until scuttled and intentionally sunk about 30 miles from half moon bay. scientis scientists used two rovers to explore the wreckage. today, it was discovered at 2:00 p.m. and is intact and check out this antiaircraft weapon, amazingly preserved. now, my favorite part. rovers here are busy collecting samples of the sponges. just so i can show you. and they're going to test them for radioactivity. so, less to worry b right? >> thank you, kristin. >> this thursday marks the 100 anniversary of the national parks service. admission is free throughout the weekend. there are 27 national parks in california including yosemite, and presidio. starting thursday, all fees will be waived but not everything is free. the ferry ride to alcatras is not free. >> we're seeing marine layer making it's push on shore and across th inland. tomorrow, wa

but kristin says what's more important is that her employees have options including the choice to optut. even though many are living paycheck to pay check and paying off student loans -- >> i expect that at least a third of our staff will participate. >> reporter: now, proponents of the program like the a arp tell us that 7.5 million people currently have no 401(k) options. they say even if 2 million participate it would keep fees low an cover costs. the legislation goes up for a vote in the assembly next week. it's already passed the state senate. consumerwatch reporter julie watts kpix 5. >>> strange sight in the skies above law enforcement and it could be the next big thing in green energy. it does more than catch the wind. don ford explains. >> reporter: it's loud. it's big. and believe it or not, it's supposed to be a kite. a kite that makes electricity. >> flying wind turbine is really what it is. >> reporter: it's a research project sponsored by google. the idea is that while tethered to a ground station it flies itself up into strong winds and starts gliding. then the 8 motors

kristin? >>> all right, this closure yesterday in lorain county. state route 18 is closed from west road and white head road. september 23rd. >>> going outside to check on 71 and bagley. >> what color car gets the most tickets across ohio? you may be wondering this, and you may think the answer is red, but it's actually black. ohio state troopers wrote 612,000 tickets last year, and 105,000 of those tickets went to drivers in black cars, and now drivers in red cars only received a little more than 70,000 tickets. terren a college football players outside of a cleveland bar will learn his fate today. barry blemonds is accused of killing gary garrett. >>> two men were found dead in a home on mid-way avenue, and there were three kids inside. they are 4, 2, and 11 months old, and a woman was inside during the shooting. house, running to a neighbor for help with her hands still zip tied together. >> she said she walked in the door, and someone put something over her head and zip tied her hands, and that's really all she could say and blood every place.

kristine, there was a lot of focus on crime in rio before the games began. now there is a high profile case that police consider to be a complete fabrication, what has the reaction been like there in rio. >> this is now 100 hours in. think of all of the sporting events, the medals won, look at what we're talking about. that is this story and ryan lochte needs to tell anything right after it happened that is hijacking the olympics. what if he just kept his mouth shut and his mom never said anything. so there is that piece of it. i think it is unfortunate, frankly, that as these games move on, a second week has been dominated by this. it is a huge story. i agree with that. but i think people are probably rolling their eyes. ryan lochte, a 32-year-old, very carefree, social media icon. no surprise that he would be in the middle of something that maybe went awry. still a stunning event and putting a dumper on these games. >> and you talk about how the conflicting stories might be legally significant. let's play a couple of those. >> they told the other swimmers

guys. >>> i'm kristin wright in northwest d.c. going on all night and it is still smoking. take a look here behind me, right in front of this office building. you can see it is still smoking pretty good. we understand that the fire itself is out, but it is still smoldering. d.c. fire and ems tweeted this video overnight. it shows big flames from when the fire was really going, red glowing flames shooting up into the sky. we understand that it took some time because firefighters had to wait for pepco to come out before they could actually really attack the fire. there are over 100 customer outages in this area. we've heard from several people who say their entire office building is out of power right now and pepco is saying it could be until 4:00 before power is restored. we'll update you on the nbc >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy. a major health insurancer is quitting most of the obamacare health exchanges. aetna losing hundreds of millions of dollars after it says the policyholders turned out to be sicker. it will only stay in

kristin? >> this story rivals the titanic in terms of interest, i think. take a look. no one has seen it in 65 years but we're getting a close up. now, we'll journey back in history this, was the aircraft carrier that played a role in pacific until scuttled and intentionally sunk about 30 miles from half moon bay. scientis scientists used two rovers to explore the wreckage. today, it was discovered at 2:00 p.m. and is intact and check out this antiaircraft weapon, amazingly preserved. now, my favorite part. rovers here are busy collecting samples of the sponges. just so i can show and they're going to test them for radioactivity. so, less to worry b right? >> thank you, kristin. >> this thursday marks the 100 anniversary of the national parks service. admission is free throughout the weekend. there are 27 national parks in california including yosemite, and presidio. starting thursday, all fees will be waived but not everything is free. the ferry ride to alcatras is not free. >> we're seeing marine layer making it's push on shore across the bay and inland. tomorrow, wa

live in college point this morning, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kristin, thank you. >>> now an eyewitness news exclusive. a tractor trailer on a wild and deadly ride, losing control and man with 55 arrests, and he smashed into parked cars on newark avenue and then a building. the driver, 57-year-old daddy withen. >> he has over eight felony convictions and the most recent, judge was in 2012. is charged with killing jeffrey oakly. >>> at least two people were killed in the flooding in ellicott city, but there were 120 water rescues reported. massive rain fall on saturday is being called the one in 1,000 year event. the storm dumped 6.5 inches of rain on the city, most of it in just 90 minutes. two restaurant customer die oned main street. the owner of the re glad that most everyone got out, really, and you know taxer building. it's material. it's the people who matter. >> reporter: senator barbara mckulskey toured the town and said they need federal funding to restore the town. here's jeff smith. >> reporter: it's been an unsettled pattern, and we have had quite a bit

i'm meteorologist kristin ketchell. lots of sunshine as we start your saturday here. lots of pictures from shaw university. current temperatures in the 70s for us. 75 in raul lee, 72 in durham and fayetteville. looking at a hig >>> coming up, eyes in the sky. one city's police force used aerial surveillance as a way to stopme we will tell you what happened next. >>> later, a court decides what muslim women may wear at the beach in france. but the issue may still not be settled. >>> it's 300 dollars. >> you don't need an iphone to exist. >> i got two problems with that. his total heartlessness and her assertion that it is possible to live without an iphone. does chef a galaxy? what is that? i don't understand. >> i do have an iphone, mr. >> how about that? >> all right. coming up, talking real money for a fantasy sports. we will begin as a casual way to enjoy the games is now a multimillion dollar business. we will explore the legal challenges. >> later, got a product to sell? well, vinita will take you behind the scenes

kristin ketchell is here as well. to give us the forecast and throughout the work week. >> it is a big week this central north carolina and school starts. so, i am sure a lot of parents looking forward to that. and a lot of kids not and with the sunshine this weekend. we have had some sunshine out there now. we have seen low clouds and some fog in some spots and lifting pretty >> live look from the built more estate. >> a and current temperature in asheville. definitely a little cooler there. and many are dealing with the fog and some of the low clouds and you will see lifting it here. and fairly quickly. >> and this is the current temperature at raleigh and 72 in durham and south hill in virginia. and 76 degrees in fayetteville. and temperatures climbing into the low 90s this afternoon. >> we have cooler weather coming our way this week. >> we will have all the details on the week ahead. coming up in a few minutes. >> breaking news out of fayetteville. >> two people are dead and they are investigating it is a a doubl

kristin? >> thank you so much. yesterday, state route 18 closed between west road and white head road, and this section could be closed until september 23rd. you're going to take 58 and 53 then to 301 to get you get back on 18. let's head outside to check on 480. looking good. we are nice and quiet. here's transportation boulevard. back to you, jackie. >>> bachelor nation, there's a new leadin nick is the new bachelor. >> i'm ready for it. i had an interesting journey throughout the process, and it hasn't worked out so far, and hopefully this time around, maybe things will end on a more positive note. >> nick brought quite a shock for the fans of the franchise. a lot of people wanted luke and he's on bachelor in paradise right now. you can catch it here on news channel 5. a lot of mixed reaction, and a lot of people didn't like this guy. >> really? >> uh-uh. >> we will see. >>> it is still summer, but so many people are already itching for the flavors of fall and their pumpkin spice latte fix. >> starting today you

i'm meteorologist kristin ketchell. we are off to a dry start to our saturday morning here. nothing popping up on the satellite radar. a few clouds out there this morning but pretty muggy temperatures to kick off the week here. 76 degrees in raleigh, 73 in durham, 76 in lillington, 78 degrees in fayetteville, 77 clouds around. visibility in sanford down to about a quarter mile. low clouds elsewhere that we will see lifting gradually. we'll see a chance, at least a small one of an isolated shower or storm today. the best chance of rain holdss off until tomorrow when the next cold front arrives and that will bring us a better chance of scattered showers and storms as we head into your sunday. morning. temperatures quickly. 92, hot and humid this afternoon. we are back in the 90s today. a few isolated storms possible at 6:00 p.m. showers and storms roll in tomorrow but cooler weather will follow. i'll be back with the complete forecast coming up. >>> coming up, fewer problems are turning up at shaw university compared to a few years ago. we'll tell you what the college us. time

kristin zee is live. kristin? >> reporter: we learned today her boss asked her to resign back then, she refused until today at the conclusion of an investigation. the chancellor first came under fire five years ago when police officers used pepper spray on student protestors during the occupy movement. calls for her firing subsided but renewed when it came to light she spent taxpayer money to scrub search results to clean up the university's image. it was revealed she billed uc for nearly two #$00,000 in international travel, flying first class and riding in limos and joined a board of a for-profit college. janet napolitano issued this statement, she was not candid, either with me, the press or public, exercised poor judgment and violated policies. we also spoke with students on campus today. >> they're protesting for a long time and i think they tried to make the zone and what goes around, comes around. >> i don't agree with the fact because of a preexisting contract she's going to be demoted to a full time profe

kristin zee is live. kristin? >> reporter: we learned today her boss asked her to resign back then, she refused until today at the conclusion of an investigation. the chancellor first came under fire five years ago when police officers used pepper spray on student protestors during the occupy movement. calls for her firing subsided but renewed when it came to light she spent taxpayer money to scrub search results to clean up the university's image. it was revealed she billed uc for nearly two #$00,000 in international travel, flying first class and riding in limos and joined a board of a for-profit college. janet napolitano issued this statement, she was not candid, either with me, the press or public, exercised poor judgment and violated policies. we also spoke with students on campus today. >> they're protesting for a long time and i think they tried to make the zone and what goes around, comes around. >> i don't agree with the fact because of a preexisting contract she's going to be demoted to a full time profe

i'm meteorologist kristin we are seeing some sunshine already as we start the day. this is a live picture. sunny skies already this morning and we're going to see plenty of that sunshine today satellite and radar not showing anything in the way of rain. we are quiet and things will be similar to that for today and tomorrow before we see a chance of wet weather returning as we start the week. 78 degrees in raleigh, 76 in durham and siler city. 76 degrees in lillington, temperatures will climb into the 90s this afternoon. this area of high pressure begins to build. now that will lead to hot and humid conditions between 102 and 105. some potentially dangerous. now our muggy morning is going to lead to temperatures rising pretty quickly today. 89 degrees at noon. 92 degrees the high temperature at about 3:00 this afternoon. fa skies at 6:00. sunshine stick around but so will the heat and humidity. >>> good morning. 6:45. here is a look at some of today's top stories. this morning, 31-year-old raheem cummings died injuries. the shooting in the 26 up block of raleigh boul

that is where we find our own kristin ketchell covering the storm from the coast. >> reporter: hatteras island in the outer banks. this is one of the places along the outer banks that has been prepping for tropical depression number 8. the winds and the waves have been ping up significantly all day today as the storm inches closer to shore. lifeguards have placed no swimming signs and red flags on some of the beaches and others are being monitored by water rescue. close watch on people on the beach because it will be high rip currents and rip tides. >> reporter: so rip currents and high surfs continue to be the big thing. emergency management is still keeping an eye on nc12 which has a tendency to flood or wash we'll have more tonight and tomorrow as well. i'm storm team meteorologist kristin ketchell. >>> back in our area durham police is investigating after a 3-year-old girl was found dead in an apartment parking lot. the father came home and found his girl there at 11:00 last night. derrick lewis speaking with the derrick? >> reporter: it maybe an emotional day for the father and moa

here is kristin ketchell: this is at wncn.com. just like she did this morning. check out the sky from rocky mount. gorgeous out there and this is what the sky looks like as the turn continues to rise. sunrise in a few minutes officially at 6:44 a.m. the radar. we may have showers and storms similar to yesterday. >> a few did pop up and move through the area. >> not everywhere has the wet weather. >> it is 72 degrees in raleigh and durham and temperatures in the 60s. little cooler along the virginia border. we can expect an isolated storm or two. and the this is sit off the coast and we are watching for an isolated storm. hot as yesterday and 91 degrees is the high temperature by three. and we will stay right around 90 through most of the week before cooler weather arrives. we will have everything you need to know if the complete storm forecast. >> some local areas are struggling to get the same inter at the time access as others in the region. >> how they are using their tools to change that. this helps them to know their rights and we will tell you and rights a

back to you. >>> kristin wright at the live desk.gain, still following the devastating earthquake in italy. we're showing you a l this is what it looks like across much of central italy today. an absolute war zone. the mag nunitude quake struck i the middle of the night. people were sleeping in their beds. the death toll is 37 people. but that number is in flux as we see in situations like this. because the search and rescue effort is far from over. this is all happening about 100 miles from rome. two towns just leveled there. people are buried in the rubble of their collapsed home. we have some video, i think, we want to show you. we have been seeing these images of rescues happening where you are seeing people being carried out from underneath rubble where they are trapped and big teams, rescuers are trying to get to these people. pope francis, we understand, today prayed the rosary with the faithful in by the utter devastation. aaron, back to you. >> kristin wright for us at the live desk. 6:48 right now. benning road is now clear