the gauge a lillington consistet firming'confirmsthat.ds fayetteville. it's still rising in fay vet fayetteville. next hour we'll show you what the bridges look like from one side of the cape fear river. this is cape fear river, not in the river banks, but there you go. dagen: jeff, thank you for that reporting as always, jeff in north carolina. all eyes on oracle after first quarter revenue came up short. cheryl casone has the details on this and more sc. cheryl: oracle trading lower in the premarket after they missed on revenue due to disappointing sales in the cloud services revenue and the revenue from license support disappointing. the cloud business is the biggest division. oracle trails rivals such as microsoft, amazon and sales force.com in that space. mcdonald's workers in ten cities plan to walk out today to bring attention to sexual harassment. they want to highlight their struggle and call on the company to take action. the cities included in this chicago, los angeles, miami and san francisco. arresarby's is giving fans free s

this is a road overwashed here in lillington. look way far down there, that is, cape fear river. obviously out of its banks. a lot of roads cut off as a result of this. some guys come down here, we're trying to grab fish. the guy handed me a net. i almost had that one on the air which would have been interesting, probably in violation of some dnr laws. the good news beyond the fish, that we've, almost got another one. did he -- no, he didn't. that, the river levels are going down here in lillington. the water is moving down to fayetteville. we heard from the mayor of fayetteville who says we think we've seen the worst. there is a little more water coming but we think we can handle it. that would be good news. the unknown at this point is wilmington. that is far down the cape fear and that, at this point is still underwater and got a lot more coming at it. we look for what we believe are river carp. they're not catfish. and if i get one, i'll let you know. neil: jeff, it really is time to come home, buddy. you know, you've been wo

meg oliver, cbs news, lillington, north carolina. >>> cable car cheats are saving hundreds while others foot the bill, some operators doing nothing about it. >> for some aspirin therapy may be doing more harm than good. >> today meat is off the menu in berkeley, city leaders explain why coming up. members of the catholic clergy... rallied today in sacramento. they're calling for a grand jury >>> victims of alleged abuse by members of the catholic clergy rallied today in sacramento. they're calling for a grand jury investigation into the church in california. that move comes after a recent report on sex abuse in pennsylvania. a grand jury detailed how 300 priests molested about 1,000 children. >> there's never been a civil investigation of the catholic church in california. these files are in the secret archives of the catholic church. they will not be released by the bishops. they won't be transparent unless they are put under oath. >> demonstrators are also demanding that state and local prosecutors be more aggressive in following up on abuse cases. >>> new trouble for tesla ceo elon m

today's cresting rivers will include cape fear river at lillington and harnett county, little river at manchester in cumberland county, lumber river at lumberton, northeast cape fear river, news river at goldberg in wayne county, tar river at greenville in pitt county, kinston in lenore county, cape fear river at fayetteville in cumberland county, cape fear river in pender county. it will remain at a major flood level until the 20th. the trenton river at trenton and jones county. it also will remain in a major flood level until the 20th. then the lumber river act fair bluff in columbus county. we urge all of our residents to log into our flood innovation mapping and alert network at fiman.nc.gov. that way you will be able to see what roads and structures are going to be flooding, and you can also sign up to be notified by text or emaile when the rives begin to rise in your area. at the emergency operations center, we continue to be engaged in large-scale search and rescue operations, as well as logistical resupply. we have received over 3000 resource requests in the last nine days from

meg oliver, cbs news, lillington, north carolina. >>> some new video shows hundreds of seals lining the shores of cape cod. this is just days after a shark attacked and killed a man swimming in the area. it was the state's first fatality in more than 80 years. the beach is closed now to swimmers. the 26-year-old victim was boogie boarding when he was attacked by that shark. he was pulled from the water, rushed to the hospital with extreme leg injuries and did not survive. there's no official word yet what kind of shark was responsible for that attack. >>> coming up a bay area city considers meatless mondays. >> plus your daily aspirin may do more harm than good it turns out, the alarming findings next. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. san francisco's cable car conductors are still failing to collect all passenger fares. the cable cars are one of the city attractions. >>> san francisco's cable car conductors are still failing to collect all passenger fares. the cable cars are one of th

here in lillington, north carolina. the gauge indicates floodwaters here are going down.hat is the glad news. bad news that water, fast moving water you see headed down toward fayetteville those waters still rising not as quickly as they had been feared. that may be the best news they can hope for. here is the worst news. that is still ahead of the cape fear, will ming son no way in or out. one road was open yesterday. got supplies n those guys are really pinned down there. they are in bad shape. elsewhere across the state. rescues pretty much over. most people got out that need to get out. now we have a mess out there. hear the president is coming. that will cheer folks up, i would think. beyond that the state is not in good state at moment besides the bright sunshine. charles. charles: jeff, appreciate it. president trump will visit the flood zone in north carolina tomorrow. we'll get you more details on the trip when we get them from the white house. >>> to the trade situation here. president trump announcing a 10% tariff on $200 billion of chinese imports. he tweeted