mary todd was born in lexington, ky.visit. >> we are at the mary todd lincoln house, where she lived from 13-21. this is not where she was born but her birthplace no longer stands. this is the most significant property still standing relating to her childhood. we are in her bedroom, she shared with various sisters and cousins that live with them. they had a family members that came to live with them and lexington. that was primarily so that family members could attend school. lexington was known for educational and cultural institutions. she had nine years of formal schooling, attended the academy within walking distance of her birthplace. as she went on to attend an academy where she learned everything that was expected of women of her class like needlepoint and dancing. they also learned higher levels of traditionally male subjects like literature and arithmetic. her formal education made her one of the most educated women of her generation. the popular image is often very dark. her childhood, many of the stories assoc

it is also 67 degrees in lexington park. a few showers will be possible here and there, not enough for a washout for the nationals game. we will keep an eye on that, especially the later in the game it gets. we have sunshine in the seven day forecast. i will get to that in another few minutes. >> amtrak officials in the hot seat. lawmakers are grilling them about to the amtrak train and why the mechanism to slow down the train was not in place. >> the hearing is still going on. it is in the second hour. it is tense, at times filled with questions from lawmakers on everything from the engineer to the crumbling infrastructure. a lot of questions remain three weeks after the devastating train derailment. the national transportation and safety board's preliminary report says they still do not know if the engineer was on his cell phone or if the damage to the windshield was caused by the accident or object thrown at the train. another focus of the hearing is the infrastructure, and the risk to passengers. amtrak as a 20 one billi

we have arrested dillon roof from lexington south carolina. >> police say the 21-year-old spent an hournighttime prayer in the center of charleston at the church. then stood up and starting shooting. this, say the police, was a hate crime. >> we poke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >>> as police worked around the scene of the massacre a nationwide alert was sent out. the alleged shooter was pulled over in a traffic stop in shelby in north carolina a three hour drive from charleston. his uncle recognized the picture police issued from the church cctv and alerted the authorities. >> the that awful person, that terrible human being who would go in to a place of worship when people were praying and kill them is now in custody where he will always remain. >> reporter: for the 14th time since he became president barack obama had to talk about a mass shooting in the country. >> at some point white we as a country have to reconcile with the fact this type of mass violence does not happen in other countries. >> reporter: community leaders say it's a time for unity.

we traveled to his hometown of lexington, south carolina. maureen: brad bell is live in the community with what he found. reporter: this is the home right back here where dylann roof was living. there was no sign of any sort of an issue. we talked to the people who live in the neighborhood and they say they never saw any problems. they saw a very quiet young man and they find it hard believe he has committed this crime that is shaken and an entire nation. the all that hunt for the man wanted for carrying out the worse mass murder in south carolina history. it ended late this morning with a routine traffic stop 220 50 miles away. >> terrible human being who would go into a place of worship where people were praying and kill them is now in custody. reporter: 21-year-old dylann roof. according to witnesses, he walked into historic emanuel ame church in charleston doing a prayer service. police say the suspect stat with members of the predominantly black congregation for one hour before finally standing up and opening fire killing nine people in

-- cornell avenue and lexington avenue.watch that there. 202 cars moving along nicely. nine minutes heading northbound 71 degrees. the sun has been up for close to an hour. the temperatures holding pretty steady right now. you can see haze and some thin clouds moving through the area. that is looking toward center city. 71 degrees at philadelphia international. we have a light breeze out of the south/southwest and pick up some this afternoon and keep the humidity higher through the day and push the temperatures up. even in the pocono mountains. the clouds. breaks of sunshine but also have been a few showers in the mountains already this morning. coming in with those clouds that are going to be around this afternoon. the threat of showers will be here. can you see the clouds moving through williams port and into the scranton area. few scattered light showers right now. this line that is moving through punxsutawney in this line. we could see the storms for this afternoon. that line is on the move and later today will be movin

gabriel elizondo has more from lexington.own where roof spent much of his youth. >> after what many call the worst hate crime ever in south carolina, who is dylann roof, the 21-year-old accused killer. he attended white high school, he didn't graduate. roof's former classmates described him as a loner that would sometime tell racist jokes. his friend had mixed emotions. >> i'm speechless, i don't really know. it hit me know. seeing a best friend you have known for years that do somg like this, he wanted segregation, white with white black with black. he didn't believe what the blacks were doing to the white race. >> 80% of the 20,000 residentser white. roof didn't have a job. residents are here in shock. >> i can't imagine how that could have happened. >> others think he is mentally ill. >> i think he was mentally im, that's my opinion so. he's an untreated mental health patient as far as i'm concerned. >> his facebook page had a photo of him wearing a jacket that bore symbols of the white racist regimes of rowe rode eastboun

he spent some time here in lexington.so has some family in a neighboring town as well but he was not deeply engrained in the community here. he walked the streets and you really don't have a lot of people here that will jump up and say, yeah we knew him very well. he was very much a loaner somebody who apparently did not have a lot of friends. according to one relative when he was 19 years old he didn't have a job, and his parents were pushing him to get a job, so police are trying to piece all of this together and build a bigger profile of this young man, to try to get a sense of what would drive him to do this but clearly people here in lexington are trying to come to grips with how their town now is tied to this young man, that is accused of this terrible crime. >> gabriel thank you for that. >>> now delegates from yemen's government in exile are leaving geneva after peace talks with the shia houthi rebels collapsed. the houthis seized the capitol in a coup in february and now control large parts of the country. presid

we have more from lexington >> reporter: after what one called the worst hate rage everyone is asking the same question, who is dylann roof the 21-year-old killer. he attended high school he did not graduate. he was quiet on friday as students are on summer break. his former classmates described him as a loner experimenting with drugs and would sometimes tell racist drugs. one friend says he wanted civil war with african-americans. joseph minks, his friend, had mixed emotions. >> i'm speechless. i don't know. it hit me hard. seeing my best friend that you've known for seven years downing something like this. he wanted segregation, white with white, black with black. and he didn't - he didn't believe in what the black race was doing to the white race. >> reporter: dylann roof spent his time bouncing between several place, one here in lexington, it's a middle class down where 80% where white. he was not deeply involved in the community and did not have a job. residents are in shock. >> you can't imagine what could be going on in someone said head to do that. >> reporter: others said he

they believe he lives in the lexington or was at some point living in the lexington area. with that said back at the church scene hearing the pastor's cousin detail what happened inside that church benjy, would make anyone stop in their tracks and wonder how something so despicable could happen. what else are you hearing regarding that one-hour length of time that this suspect, according to authorities, sat there and waited to take those lives? >> reporter: one thing that people were asking around here was, was it unusual for someone like this character or someone in a sweatshirt in 98-degree weather, a white man in an historically black church to sit there and would it raise alarms? one pastor told me this was totally normal. they welcome visitors. nothing about this would have set off alarm bells. but so chilling that someone would sit there, absorb this message of faith, of bible study and just kill people set off on a massacre driven by pure hatred of the most disgusting kind. it's difficult for people to comprehend. a lot of people here are asking why. the same pastor

. >> 21-year-old roof was raised in columbia and lexington, south carolina. earlier he had run-ins with the law. in march he was arrested for possession of narcotic after employees told police he was asking suspicious questions about operations. at the say same mall, he was arrested on a misdemeanor charge. he was banned from the mall three years. his facebook page showed his jacket bearing flags. south carolina senator and presidential candidate lindsey graham told abc "the view" his niece went to school with roof. >> strange, disturbed man. >> marcia said she would see roof at a local restaurant. >> sometimes you look at people with different hair cut and different eyes and he looked like he needed love. >> records show roof went to school in lexington, entered high school there and repeated the ninth grade. no indication of whether he graduated. this afternoon, state agents were at the home that belongs to his father. they wis they were there several hours searching the home. when we went this afternoon to ask questions, no one was willing to talk. >> i'll

. >> roof would bounce around in several places, one being here in lexington. it's a middle class area. >> you can't even imagine what is going on in somebody's head to do something like that. >> others say roof was mentally ill. >> if he had some of the help he needed we might never have gotten there. i don't know. >> i think he was mentally ill. he was an untreated mental health patient as far as i'm concerned. >> his facebook page had flags of former regimes that ruled in africa. >> there are 19 active hate groups in south carolina and eight specifically target african-americans. it's unknown if they had anything to do with the communities that roof grew up in. gabriel elizondo lexington south carolina. >> the european central bank has agreed to give support to greece's bank. the new ecb fund something worth up to $3.4 billion. expected to tied the banks over until monday when more may be needed. that's still less that the amount of money withdrawn from the greek banks in the last week. the $1.8 billion payment the government agreed to make by the end of the

in cherry hill new jersey route 70 heading westbound between soldier cornell avenue and after the lexington avenue one lane getting by and we will check in with mass transit coming up in ten minutes. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a teenage girl who they say bolted from the passenger seat of her father's car late last night. the search is focused in the chestnut hill section of the city. police are following leads in the area of germantown avenue and cresheim valley road. matt, what are the police telling you now? >> reporter: police gave us that update 30 minutes ago telling us they are ver concerned for the 17-year-old's well-being. i'll show you a picture of her. this is 17-year-old sarah will and last seen here on the 76 hundred-block of germantown avenue at 8:00 last night and with her father who had just picked her up from in camden at a concert there. you can see over at the scene quite an active scene out here with the s.w.a.t. officers and canine unit out here as well. they had a helicopter here not long ago trying to search these woods. now we are starting to get a little

in new jersey in cherry hill route 70 westbound dealing with construction core knoll avenue and lexington avenue. one lane getting by heading westbound. for mass transit no problems for new jersey transit but wilmington has track work. >>> we are learning more about a teenage girl missing all night in a philadelphia neighborhood. the search for the teen is focused in the chestnut hill section of the city. police are following leads in the area of germantown avenue and cresheim valley ride. she was with her parents before her disappearance, matt. tell us what happened. >> reporter: she was with her dad. this has been an intense search going on. more than eight hours now. police are still out here on the scene. can you see they are here by this wooded area where that 17-year-old was last scene. at this point, they are not certain what they are dealing with. if this is an abduct shnion one or hundred away. sarah wills last seen about 8:00 last night. she was driven by her father back to their home in upper dublin and just came from a concert. when if he got to this spot she was asked to let

senator from lexington, we are in a time of grieving. grieving our colleague. i invite you and the state of south carolina and the nation, to google the debate of the confederate flag in 2000. if you see my speech that day, and how i feel towards the flag. that is enough about the flag for today from me. i have heard since last thursday , this subject. i have listened, i thought, i have prayed, and i continue to listen and think, and pray. and at the proper time, i will vote. but today senator, you are exactly right. today for most, this is a time of grieving. that is what we are doing now. we are grieving over our friend and colleague, senator pinckney and his eight church members. i asked south carolina and the nation to continue to grieve. i like you, from spartanburg saw the comments of forgiveness from the victims families. i must confess to you, i'm not there. i couldn't do it. i could not forgive him. i don't forgive him. i don't. i can't. i hope i live long enough to be that kind of christian. but i'm not there yet. i confess to you, i'm not. i hope one

he's from lexington, south carolina. in this shooting massacre at the emanuel ame church in downtown charleston, south carolina. senior law enforcement officials tell deborah feyerick he has been caught. they have been tracking him all morning as this shooting happened overnight. for more on this, let's continue to discuss all of this breaking news that is coming in right now. let's bring in two law enforcement officials that we lean on very heavily all the time, richard schwein, and also with us is cnn law enforcement analyst and former fbi assistant director tom fuentes. tom, a lot of information coming in. deborah feyerick is hearing from a senior law enforcement official that they have caught this 21-year-old, dylann roof. what in terms of the investigation, this intense manhunt that's been going on overnight for this suspect, what all will be going on right now, tom? >> well, i think first of all, kate, the fact they had a great photo of him in the first place and a description of the vehicle with license plate numb

abraham lincoln heard clay's speech as he was visiting lexington. -- because he was visiting lexingtonwhen he was there he got to hear henry clay speak. this was a tremendous thing for abraham lincoln. lincoln had idolized clay, calling him his ideal politician. having the opportunity to hear him speak must of been a huge thing for him. lincoln, when he was young carried around a book of clay's speeches. when he was a young legislat or in springfield he was the president of the clay club. this is lincoln's opportunity to meet the politician he respects and admires the most and heard clay give the speech against the war. perhaps it is not surprising that when lincoln gets to washington, instead of talking about terrorists or economic issues -- tarrifs or the economic issues that motivated him, he gives a speech against the war. he basically gets up and calls the president a liar for claiming the american blood was shed on american soil. he lays out this list of reasons. his second national speech is a very dramatic attack on polk and attack on the war. the highlight of which being linco

. >> senator from lexington. >> i ask that the words be printed in the journal. i believe that the house is waiting for us, so that we can move on. >> the question is in the adoption of the resolution amending -- a two thirds vote. those in favor say aye. the ayes have it. >> i believe we received the amendment from the house, is that correct? >> has. without the -- without objection. >> which resolution was that? >> i don't want to be recorded on the resolution. >> senator from lexington. >> members of the senate, to those within the hearing of my voice, i wanted to wait to speak until after we had did the amended resolution. i want to talk to you for a moment and talk to the world about where we are and how we got to where we are. and i would like to ask you to allow me to do that as a senior serving member of the south carolina senate. i came to this body when i was 31 years old. to be candid, i was wet behind the ears and had no idea what i was getting into. my father sat in this chair as i was sworn in. one house members had at that time, there is a differen

cnn's brian todd on the scene in lexington lexington, south carolina, the suspect's hometown. what's the latest you're picking up there? >> reporter: wolf tonight 21-year-old dylann roof is accused of a hate crime. as mentioned we've learned he has waived extradition in north carolina and he's being flown back to charleston. also we're getting new details of his arrest and of his recent run-ins with police. 21-year-old accused killer dylann roof in custody captured hours after he allegedly opened fire in a historic black church in charleston, south carolina killing nine. >> that terrible human being who would go into a place of worship where people were praying and kill them is now in custody where he will always remain. >> reporter: police seized roof after his vehicle was spotted in shelby north carolina about a four-hour drive from the deadly rampage at emanuel ame church. he was armed but investigators don't know if it was the alleged murder weapon. also police say, roof's father gave him a .45-caliber gun for his 21st birthday in april. cnn has learned roof had run-ins wi

dylann roof is from lexington south carolina. that's about 2 hours from charleston. we went there today to speak to some of roof's friends and to see how the community is reacting. here is gabriel elizondo. >> after one history historian called the worst hate crime committed in south carolina, who was dylann roof. he went to white knoll high school but never graduated. his friends said that he experimented with drugs and sometimes would tell racist jokes. one friend said that he wanted, quote, civil war with african-americans. >> i'm speechless. i don't really know. it hit me hard. seeing the best friend that you've known for seven years to do something like this. he wanted segregation. he wanted white with white and black with black and that he didn't, he didn't believe in what the black race was doing to the white race. >> roof appeared to be to spend his time bounceing around. roof was not deeply involved in the community and didn't have a job. residents here remain in shock. >> you can't even imagine what could have been going on in somebody's head to do somethin

according to the news the suspect were spotted on lexington drive, the neighbors knew the homeowner was away, they called police. the suspects tried to get away. they were arrested. >>> it's 4:26. cracking down on illegal fireworks. the new rules that could go into effect. the reason they may be hard to enforce. >> the showdown between supporters and opponents of the airbnb. the vote expected to happen today that could tighten regulations on vacation home rentals. >> the golden gate bridge, traffic looks good as you head to the toll plaza. >> a very hot temperature, big changes. look to the south. later today and tonight, thunderstorm. >>> good morning. i love the sight of that. that is fog. our natural air conditioning. >> it's back. >> rolling in. because for many of us it was a little too hot yesterday. so as steve mentioned things are cooling down a bit but i think it will be a bit muggy. we will check with him in just a moment. thank you for waking up with us it's tuesday june 9th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm brian flores in for alex savidge. it was hot yesterday. >> and some

one being here in lexington. roof was not deeply involved in the community and didn't have a job. residents here remain in shock. >> i can't even imagine what is going on in somebody's head to be doing something like that. >> others say that roof was mentally ill. >> if he had some of the help that he needed we might not have gotten there, i don't know. >> i think he was mentally ill. he's untreated mental health patient as far as i'm concerned. >> his facebook page had a photo of him wearing a jacket it's unclear if he was linked to hate groups in the u.s. there are hate groups in south carolina and eight specifically target african-americans. it's unknown if there were any connections in the communities where the alleged shooter grew up in. that's something that investigators are looking closely. people in the town that he frequented distance themselves from a young man they barely knew but has brought un unwanted attention to their community. >> let's speak now to jason johnson, clementa pinckney, one of those shot victims. he was pastor and state senator. you ran the campaign

humidity at 72% and we are looking at temperatures that are going to stay on the warm side. 74 74 lexingtonk maryland and southern maryland 74. that's just part of the story. the heat index, what it feels like out there. it feels like 87 degrees downtown c downtown. this is what it looks like on satellite and radar. we had the thunderstorms that rolled through earlier this evening. all of that long gone and the skies beginning to clear a little bit. 72 to 78 degrees. the lingering thunderstorms are out of the picture. wind out of the west at 4 miles per hour. off is the cold front and will likely trigger thunderstorms. some may become strong to severe. once we get all of this out of here by the late afternoon and early evening, we will see that dryer air and a -- winds will be out of the west at 10-15 miles per hour. take a look at the seven day outlook. 90 degrees on friday. >> the clicker is taking a break. >> he probably overheated. >> probably. >> thanks. >> a b night in sports. lou checking in. this is fun time. >> yes, it is. we have a championship week. nba finals and lord stanley cu

at lexington park we are at 67 degrees. we will stay that way overnight, but we will begin to increase as we move through the day tomorrow. lower 70's in downtown d.c., wind out of the west at around five miles per hour. if you want to open your windows, tomorrow will be the night. we are a slight risk for severe weather along the atlantic all the way to the mountains. the further west you go that is where you want to look for the greatest risk of stronger storms. out here damaging wind and hail is not out of the question. these storms are going to be widespread late afternoon into the evening. they may bring gusty winds and heavy downpours just in time for the early rush-hour commute starting around 4:00 or 5:00. we will get everything out here tomorrow night and repeat the process on saturday. if you have outdoor plans picnics, baseball games, soccer games, it is not going to be ideal weather for outdoor activities. tomorrow looks good. 87 degrees for the midday hours. as we head through the late afternoon, stronger storm

northwest of lexington. those are the thunderstorms developing along a warm front that we suspect will run in the area overnight. through the evening hit or miss showers through the evening. areas of rain likely. though there could be showers for the nats game i don't see it causing interference. we will talk more detail in a few minutes. maureen: the remnants of tropical storm bill are moving in the central u.s. parts of oklahoma could see seven inches of rain tomorrow. north texas, rain is still falling on the areas recovering from last month's deadly flooding. additional six to eight inches expected in the forecast in the next 24 hours. many rivers remain at or near flood stage. leon: closer home prince george's council chairman is raising the stake in a vicious battle over a tax increase. already the prompted veto and two veto votes. there are concerns that it could udermind the evidence. >> they are trying to pay for improving the troubled school system. >> to fix the problem you need resources. >> in a

cumberland maryland 90. 94 in lexington park maryland. the heat index around 100 degrees or better. 96 at dulles. 93 at winchester. good news on the way. lower dew point and cooler temperatures for the day tomorrow. but for one day. the satellite and the radar, dry around the capital beltway. for right now. but likely to change as they move through the dinnertime hours. we will take a few stops on the doppler radar. move in closer beltway, potomac. silver springs. dry. prince george's county. head further south and southern maryland. showers and thunderstorms popping up across st. mary's. not going to amount to a lot. pred rick county a clust for frederick county a cluster that developed but it's fizzling out. we have a few showers and thunderstorms beginning to pop. nothing severe so far. as we move through late night and the early in the morning the forecast will have a nice change. highs in the middle 90's. highs in the middle 80's. 84 in the afternoon. 86 by 5:00. tomorrow night we may see showers and thunderstorms as the cold front m

showers and lexington park and st. mary's county, the northern neck. they continue to track to the north and northeast. the last batch over annapolis, cruising up a bay to the north and east. not a big world out yet. the cold front is coming through. it will basically be getting rid of the humidity. the humidity will drop back tomorrow, but it will still be warm. 68 degrees frederick, andrews at 70. a balmy 78 at quantico. the overall picture, the cooler air is trying to make its way in. the showers cool us off but it's temporary. the bigger picture, there is moisture to the west. not nearly as intense, but showers mosey across. later tonight, through the morning, highs in the upper 80's. still warm, with less humidity. the futurecast tomorrow morning, most of the action moving out. clouds in the morning, sprinkles. through the afternoon, we should be clear with a good deal of sunshine and less humidity, although it will still be warm. 87 the high tomorrow, lower humidity in the afternoon. thursday and friday, mid 90's. they could feel like 100-plus. w

this is white nol high school in lexington, south carolina. we found he bounced around the school system here in lexington and richland county nearby. he went here to white knoll high school just for the ninth grade, but an official said he had to repeat the ninth grade, but left in february of 2010 in the middle of his second ninth-grade year then went to drayer high school in richland county. we're trying to dig as to where he might have gone after that but there's no record of him attending school after that. now, as for his schooling here i spoke to john mullins, a friend of his in the ninth grade here at white knoll high school and i asked him a key question about dylann roof basically given what we know now. did he ever exhibit any racist tendencies? >> he said some like jokes before but they weren't too serious. i didn't think of them as serious. >> reporter: what kind of jokes? >> i'm really going to say them but they were just racist slurs in a sense, just as a joke. i don't know how else to explain it but i never took it seriously, b

temperatures across the area in the upper 80's. 89 andrews. 90, lexington park. what i want to point out are the dew points. when they get into the low 70's, that is when it makes for an oppressive factor. we are in the mid to low 70's. we are in the oppressive, sticky air. there is a heat advisory for d.c. city proper. try to limit your time out-of-doors. it is a hot and steamy day. we will talk more about the weekend of coming in just a bit. jummy: right now, a deadly crash on the parkway turning into an active manhunt after two cars slammed into each other and two of the men in the striking vehicle ran off. one of them was captured. when police got him, they made a surprising discovery. >> the driver of the vehicle is still at large. the passenger tried to flee as well. he did not make it far because of his injuries. he was stopped and he had a weapon on him. he was placed under arrest. jummy: four people were in the chrysler that was struck and one of the women died. if you know anything, please call police. the bw parkway is back open after two people were h

lexington park at 74. if you are looking for cooler temperatures, head out to petersburg. the real warmth is well to the west of us. st. louis, they were in the middle to upper 90's. high pressure anchored off the coast. winds out of the south and southwest. tomorrow, highs in the 90's. again on friday and once again on saturday. here is a week cool front. from cleveland in the pennsylvania and upstate new york, just a few showers and thunderstorms. this may trigger a few storms around the mason-dixon line. 67-73 for an overnight low. this is what that cold front looks like as it moves our way tomorrow. i think we will stay mainly dry inside the capital beltway. we will add a chance for storms on friday and once again on saturday. it is going to be hot and humid with temperatures well above average for this time of year. 94 degrees, the forecast high tomorrow. heat index will make it feel a bit hotter than that. lower 90's on saturday. middle 80's by sunday and monday, but back into the 90's by the middle of next week. string lots of water. stay in the state. that are yet,

he looked like -- >> reporter: records show roof went to school in lexington.tered high school there and repeated the ninth grade. no indication of whether he graduated. this afternoon, state agents were at the home in columbia they say belongs to his father and told nbc station wis, they were there several hours searching the hall. when we went there later this afternoon to ask questions, no one inside was willing to talk. >> we're not talking to any reporters. >> i'll call the police. >> you don't need to. >> law enforcement officials say the gun used in the shooting was a gift from roof's father and searches of roof's computer have not turned up anything to suggest that others were involved. >> thank you to nbc's mark potter for that report. family and friends are mourning and the community is beginning the long road to healing. >> i still haven't digested it. one moment i'm fine -- >> reporter: it's hard. >> yes. >> joining us now is reverend joseph darby. a long-time friend of the reverend killed in the massacre. thank you for joining us during this diffic

. >> reporter: police searching for 21-year-old dylann roof of lexington, south carolina. they arrested him during a traffic stop in shelby, about 220 miles north of charleston. >> the arrest of this awful man is important for all of us in this community and in our country to begin the necessary process of our healing together. >> reporter: police say the suspect opened fire inside the emanuel ame church in downtown charleston. officials say he started shooting after attending a prayer meeting. charleston is widely known as the holy city for all of the churches. >> the department of justice has opened a hate crime investigation into the shooting incident. >> reporter: the shooting is prompting prayer vig yiles throughout the state and on -- vigil throughout the state and on capitol hill and president obama is renewing his calls for gun control. >> at some point we as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this does not happen in other countries. it doesn't happen no other places with this -- in other places with this type of frequency. >> reporter: president obam

mark potter is in lexington, south carolina for us tonight.ark, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. tonight investigators are analyzing a website that could give important clues into how dylann roof was thinking and how he turned into a young man now behind bars accused of mass murder. experts say the many pictures and inflammatory words on the website featuring 21-year-old dylann roof reveal a lot about him and his recent embrace of white supremacy theories. >> the writing seemed to add support to the notion that he was a lone wolf. >> reporter: the fbi believes it was indeed roof who maintained the website. he referred to himself as being alone in a fight against blacks, writing, the event that truly awakened me was the trayvon martin case. saying that's when he started his research on black and white crime. >> the charleston shooter fits the classic profile of someone who radicalized not by going to hate group meetings, but by being on the eco chamber that's the internet. >> reporter: roof adopts poses and uses symbols favored by supre

right now, 62 in lexington park. all of us cool and a bit damp. there are showers down through southern maryland and down toward central virginia drifting to the north/northwest. although it is dreary now, we could see some showers. the overall push rhumb southeast to northwest. continued cool low to mid 60's. tomorrow starts gray but progressively through the day, i think the sun will start to break out, and at this point, the weekend looking pretty stellar. look for some of that clearing coming up in the forecast. larry: looking forward to seeing that. new developments about the terror suspect killed in boston. we are learning the 26 year old initially wanted to go to new york to behead conservative activist pamela geller, the woman who sponsored a mohammed cartoon drawing contest in texas and tried to submit the winning trying to run as an ad on metro. local muslim leaders who knew rahim say he was not radical. >> is he someone who could have been inspired by isis to kill police officers? >> i have no information. government officials can tell

shayna was among the graduates of the class of 2012, a hometown lexington girl. >> i've known her sincer: morgan burrows grew up near shayna. they went to the same high school. >> she was very smart. like really, really smart. a lot of people at school knew who she was, like everybody was like, "oh, well, that's the girl that's got good grades and stuff and really pretty," like everybody would always talk about how pretty she was. >> reporter: morgan says people considered her driven to succeed, a standout student in high school, dean's list in college, now pursuing her masters in school counseling. ryan's cousin had known shayna from college and she had arranged the introduction. >> reporter: ryan's lifelong friend brian stewart had moved to new york, but remembers ryan telling him about meeting shayna. >> ryan was certainly attracted to her. and i'm sure the feeling was mutual. >> reporter: clearly she loved posting pictures of herself on instagram, but now she was only too eager to include ryan. they were both smart and good looking, but there was one big difference -- their backgrou

. >> 41st street and lexington avenue between 10:30 and 11:00 at night. >> this is a guy smart enough to take advantage of the laws on the books. whether it's a good law are not. i think we have our capitalist of the week. [applause] high-speed chase. allison start us off. >> i'm in arrived at woolrich cvs and took hostages the same man who was with rob's two other south jersey pharmacies. police learned he was heavily armed with crowbars. he took a female hostage and demanded oxycodone. he fled on foot and mouth has -- has not been caught. anyone with information should call the woolrich police department. >> i'm inside of the manhattan federal court chasing what can only be described as an intern nightmare. ceo benjamin lay is accused of assaulting his 25-year-old intern and abu bay forcing her to have sex with him asking her to dress provocatively and ultimately damaging her name on the internet by calling her prostitute. she is now suing the ceo of new york's global group for $850 million. i came here today because she was going to testify for the first time. she began by explaini

we are talking about a feels-like temperature of 86 in lexington park, maryland,le 2 at b.w.i. marshall. we had shores -- showers earlier this evening and they cooled our temperatures down. now they are fizzling out. the bad news is another round is on its way tomorrow, and we will see it again on sunday. temperatures still well above average for this time of year. a lot of folks going to escape to the beaches. ocean city, high around 80 degrees, sunday, 76. warmer surf temperatures in. outer banks middle 70's. sunday, around 85 degrees and a chance for a few thunderstorms. a frontal system off to the north, that is going to be the divider. the cooler air behind it. the warmer, moist air below it. we are in the warm moist sector. 78 degrees the overnight low in the district. cooler in the northern and western suburbs. it is going toby warm and humid early tomorrow morning. our futurecast looks like this. a few stray showers and thunderstorms. this peg it is around 2:00 in the afternoon. not everyone will see this. some of you will see storms, some of you will see nothing. keep

and in lexington, kentucky. hundred of people atynding the city's annual pride festival. everyone wearing a big smile following the supreme court decision. >> even more pride celebrations taking place across san francisco. ten of thousands people celebrating in the city. other people enjoying live music and entertainment outside city hall. kron4 has more on saturday's festivities. >> it kicks off with some people feeling the music in their soul. the streets were crowded with those celebrating pride. >> happy pride. >> celebrating diversity and celebrating our own pride. >> fantastic energy here. everything is -- everyone's enjoying having fun together and i can't see a better way for the world to progress than that. >> electrifying sound of drums fills the area. >> america is the best. >> i'm having so much fun. >> i'm having so much fun. i want to be part of pride eave day >> mark: i want to be be here very excite xieting. ci be myself all the way. >> the city is beautiful. it's really nice weather. really, really positive. good vibes. >> all eye matter over at civic cen

actually had a report of hail in lexington park in st. mary's county. that now, you see that it's over, across the bay, pulling away toward the southeast. sown maryland is in the clear now, but it's this activity in pennsylvania, from ohio into pennsylvania. look at all the lightning. a few minutes ago i checked. 450 lightning strikes in 10 minutes in southwestern pennsylvania. that's a lot of lightning. this is moving just south and east. you can seat trying to sink. it's been awfully close toward the border there and allegheny county. so hagerstown, we will watch, and you may see some new activity develop. light showers near romney. areas north of town overnight, certainly have the threat for some lightning or thunder with those showers. 81, that's the current temperature. feels like 87. dew point 75. this is like being down on the gulf coast, houston, new orleans in the summertime when you get it this sticky outside. so it is really oppressive. and light winds. not a lot of help from mother nature. 8 1, upper 70s in the basement some of these water t

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. >> reporter: he wept to school in lexington and repeated the ninth grade, no indication of whethere graduated. this afternoon state agents were at the home in columbia they say belongs to his father and told nbc station wis they were there several hours searching the home. when we went there later this afternoon to ask questions, no one inside was willing to talk. >> we're not talking to any reporters. >> are you mr. roof? >> i'll call the police. >> reporter: you don't need to. i'm leaving. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say the gun used in the shooting was a gift from roof's father and that erch is searches of roof's computer have not turned up anything to suggest that others were involved. and behind me is the house near columbia that roof gave us his address when he was arrested a few months ago. meantime at a court hearing today, he waived counsel and agreed to come back to south carolina. it's not decided if he'll be tried by the state or federal government. both have the death penalty. savannah? >> all right, mark potter thank you so much. >>> tonight the community o

areas but we will have flooding great northern arkansas all way over telosesville kentucky, other lexington kentucky. at him, it will be breezy and more so than yesterday and sfo is 15 miles per hour and concord is 13 miles per hour and 26 miles per hour at fairfield on live doppler hd. a small craft advisory for the expire bay if you are in the delta from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. so if you are headed out on your boat or friend's boat or ferry it will be choppy. the coast too with small craft advisory extended until 11 o'clock tomorrow. inland, we are 52 in danville and san ramon is the cool spot with lafayette. we have warm spots though pittsburg and brentwood at 65 right now. livermore is 56. we are in the low-to-mid 50s throughout the bayshore to novato and calistoga and bodega bay, and 47 and foster city is 53 and san francisco 54 and a few clouds over the airport right new but hopefully keep our fingers crossed. with we have high clouds and sunshine over most of us and a few low clouds lingering more than yesterday and cooling begins as summer begins on father's day county sunday and coolest

very very pleased to announce that we have made an arrest in this case we arrested dylann roof from lexington south carolina. >> it took authorities 14 hours to track down the 21-year-old man suspected of opening fire inside the historic emanuel a.m.e. church near charleston's main square. police say officers picked him up during a traffic stop in north carolina. >> that awful person, that terrible human being who would go into a place of worship where people were praying, and kill them is now in custody where he will always remain. >> reporter: police identified dylann roof as the man caught on surveillance entering and leaving the church. he spent about one hour inside a one-time prayer meeting before opening fire and killing nine people including rev lend clementa pinckney also a state senator, and the pastor. the killer reloaded five times saying "i have to do it you rape our women and are taking over our country and have to go." the department of justice and fbi opened a hate crime investigation into the attack. >> i want to personally thank the law enforcement community because you have

tonight a white man is under arrest 21-year-old dylann roof of lexington, south carolina, not even ofthis community. the justice department is investigating the murders as a hate crime, and our justice correspondent jeff pegues begins our coverage. jeff? >> reporter: scott reports say the suspect recently told a friend that he believed black people were "taking overt( the world" and that someone needed to do something for the white race. investigators believe it was that rage7sñ that led him to kill here last night. this surveillance picture shows a young man apparently on a murderous mission. he entered the church at around 8:00 p.m. and then spent a(g. full hour mingling with parishioners at a bible study. he then stood up, announced he was there to kill black people and shot six women and three men to death. three others survived. >> ajv units responding 110 calhoun street. >> active shooter. multiple people down. >> roof escaped and police launched a massive manhunt. law enforcement released a surveillance image and aç description of a black sedan with distinctive license plates.

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the same at lexington park, maryland. head further west. 69 petersburg. west virginia now at 65 degrees. show you satellite and radar. we have the showers, the storms that moved on through earlier today. now everything is starting to fizzle out. things will quiet down for the overnight hours. we stayed dry. dry tomorrow morning. if you have plans in the morning to head outdoors, no problems at all. go exercise. you'll be fine. however, later in the day in the afternoon hours and the evening hours, heavier rain will be on the way. night time lows range from 68 to 74 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the northeast at just around five miles per hour. this is what's headed our way. area of low pressure which was once tropical storm bill. this moves our way for the day tomorrow. arrives here tomorrow night bringing areas of heavier rain. you could see upwards of 1 to 2 inches by the time this thing moves on out of here early sunday morning. 7:00 in the morning no problems at all. look what happens. clouds will increase. there are the showers that will