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governor pat mccrory cooper and libertarian lon cecil will face each other at 7 pm. governor mccrory is seeking his seventh term with cooper and cecil his challengers. a news poll shows cooper holding a narrow lead over governor mccrory. he has a 44% lead over the incumbent. wral news will host the debate david crabtree and laura leslie will serve as moderators. and www.wral.com. it will air on fox 50 at 11 pm. bill and lena? >> thanks, mikaya. >>> a man is facing a murder charge in a case from last fall. tyrone hall was arrested in august. now he is charged with murder. deputy say he robbed, shot, and killed joshua gutierrez in his home in hope mills last november. a second person was taken to the hospital and treated. >>> a former state trooper currently in prison for trying to kill his wife is requesting a new trial. bobby reagan was convicted in 2004 for shooting his wife at his roxboro home. danielle reagan survived. now reagan says his mistress, linda lee pulled the trigger. he also said she had inappropriate wishes with the former roxboro police chief and lead

shares his top >> i am lon cecil, libertarian candidate for governor. people tell me they want funding for education. voters want jobs. economic growth fueled by small businesses can provide services and goods within a few months of start up. we may relax regulations and providing jobs in the first year. voter also are demanding a clean, underground and surface water supplies. >> to see all position statements by the candidates go to www.wral.com. >>> and before we leave you we want to take a look at some of the areas on the coast. little south of us here the from hurricane matthew. wrightsville beach a little breezy, but they can expect that over the next 12 to 24 hours. >> >. yeah, by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon the eye, the center of circulation will be right offshore. so they have all night and all day tomorrow. >> and it's scary when it happens overnight too. >> yeah, the power going out. >> and let's take a look at the radar view of where matthew is now, moving north about 12 miles per hour. top winds we haven't had the new numbers come down yet. i wa

it's your one minute to convince these voters that they with lon cecil and roy cooper and mr. pat mccrory. mr.cease still --cecil? >> thank you. i want to thank wral for hosting this debate tonight. i think it will be helpful for voters to go out and make their choices in early voting starting october 20th. we have a lot of revenue sources in north carolina. i know all of them are being tapped in but we do need more money for the schools. we need more choice for the kids in education. only 3/4 are handled well in high school and we need more online and home school being and charter schools and vocational schooling. part of the funding of that is to perhaps tap the currently untapped resource. we have a tax law but if we go ahead and set up a medical lead of states like colorado, washington, oregon, and nevada. >> mr. cooper? >> thank you, david and laura. all the debates are now over and it will be up to you to decide who leads north carolina the next four years and who you trust to rebuild it. we are facing the worst disaster in eastern north carolina since hurricane floyd, an

i'm david crabtree with our capitol bureau chief, laura leslie and welcome the candidates, lon cecil, roy cooper, and pat mccrory. >> we'll ask them to share their opinions on a variety of topics including flooding and yes, house bill 2. >> libertarian lon cecil

governor pat mccrory, roy cooper , and libertarian lon cecil will debate tonight at 7:00. david crabtree and laura leslie will moderate the event. you can see at live on wral and www.wral.com. >>> still no suspect following the vandalism of a local gop headquarters. no one was in the office early sunday morning when someone threw a cocktail through the on a building. the orange county gop plans to move into a nearby building in the next couple of weeks. local agencies are conducting a joint investigation. >>> wake school board leaders tackle a hot issue. >> student reassignment on the agenda. wral's bill leslie has the preview. >> reporter: today the school board members will get an overview of what came up in public meetings about the proposed reassignment plan. >> reporter: earlier this month. school officials say it was the result of feedback online and in the five meetings of the county. some parents in cary are upset their kids would go to a new school hortons creek elementary. they argued it is arbitrary and it doesn't factor inproximity and many want to stay at the

asked the candidates to let you know where they stand on the important issues facing our candidate lon cecil addressing the top priorities he would address if elected governor. >> reporter: i'm lon cecil, libertarian candidate for governor. voters tell me that they want choices for vocational, starter, private, education. funding reques taxpayer money and it doesn't follow the child to the classroom. voters want jobs. economic growth can provide services and goods within a few months of we may relax regulations and tax burdens if they are new businesses and providing jobs in the first year and voters are demanding clean, underground, and surface water supplies. >>> to see all the position statements by the candidates, go to wral.com and search vote. >>> hope mills is one of the the family here has lived here for 26 years and the first ooof less than two weeks ago with the heavy rainfall and then hurricane matthew came in and lifted the home off the d turned it 180 degrees. the water receded yesterday and the full scope of the damage became clearer. the homeowner didn't want to be on camera b

in this message, libertarian candidate lon cecil addresss the governor. >>> i am lon cecil, libertarian candidate for governor. voterssay they want extended choices for online, vocational, charter, and private k-12 education. voters want jobs. economic growth fueled by small businesses can provide services we may relax regulations and tax burdens, and voters are demanding clean underground water supply. >> to see all position statements by the candidates, go to wral.com and search votes. >>> hey, time for another tar heel travelers special. tonight, scott mason takes us on the rails. north carolina has so great stories about trains, model trains and real life historic depots. celebrate railroads tonight at 7:00 on wral. >>> justin timberlake is causing a stir with his actions in the voting booth, posting a a selfie of himself with a ballot encouraging people to vote. the problem is tennessee law case and if he decides to prosecute, timberlake would be the first person in the state to be prosecuted under the law. >>> we are learning about paypal's doomed deal to expand to north carolina.

the north carolina's debate between roar governor pat mccory, democrat roy cooper and libertarian lon cecil. monday night at 8:00 eastern live on c-span, republican senator rand paul and democrat jim gray debate for the kentucky senate seat. now until election day watch key debates from house, senate, and governor's races on the c-span networks, cspan.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> each week, american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places to learn what artifacts reveal about american history. rock creek park in washington, d.c. covers 1700 acres from the mouth of the creek in georgetown north to the district's border with maryland. we visited pierce mill, built in the early 1800s along rock creek. >> i'm standing in front of pierce mill and rock creek park. this is a -- one of the last vestiges of the rural past of washington, this mill. it's the only one of its type left. it was part of a way of life of farming and milling that happened in the early 1800s. the mill -- the owner of the mill was a quaker, a

this time libertarian candidate "lon -- cecil"...joined democrat "roy - cooper"....and governor "pat - mccrory." the candidates sparred about everything from flood recovery...to h-b- two. joel brown joins us from the eyewitness news center with more. joel. we'll be watching the votes come in, 3 week from tonight... so this marked the last chance for pat mccrory and roy cooper to try and sway voters... and they came out swinging... with their libertarian challenger on stage to debate as well. --matthew stinger-- - "you have to learn from each flood. you have to spend the money to correct the things that happened." - "the most tragic part of these hurricanes is that it hits the people who can least afford it." - "governor least afford it in rural eastern north carolina. and here he is opposing medicaid expansion that could help healthcare in eastern north carolina. - "for those people hurt, who are the por- we've extended unemployment insurance, we've helped with food stamps." --coal ash--- - "what we need is public officials who are going to listen to scientists, who are going to beli

libertarian lon cecil will when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. nt a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. >>> it's 7:26. i'm bill leslie. your top stories, people of edgecombe county are watching the levels of the tar river. it's expected to crest near tarboro this afternoon. parts of the town are already underwater. >>> a state trooper is on administrative leave after a deadly shooting during a search and rescue operation in lumberton. the sergeant shot and killed a man carrying a gun on flooded the man's name has not been released. >>> time to get a check of the weather with amy -- aimee wilmoth in for elizabeth. >>> bill, it will be a beautiful day with plenty of clouds and folks recovering from matthew. we will

libertarian lon cecil will join cooper and mccory. will be tomorrow night at 7:00. it will air on wral. >>> new overnight, a bad crash in raleigh shortly before 2:00 a.m. on hillsboro near jones franklin road. the car crashed and flipped and a man was thrown from the vehicle, and police tell us he is in critical condition. no word what caused the crash. >>> durham police are trying store robbers breaking into a durham fink's jeweler. they may be driving cars like these. >>> our team coverage of matthew's impact continues in our next half hour. >> we go back live to renee chou who is in hard-hit goldsboro. >> and concerns for residents of moore county as they monitor red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. narrator: what would you do if you were sent to washington? cut the debt? create some good jobs? you'd make peopls in washington, richard bur

economy and house built 2. >> is some background on the candidates. >> libertarian lon cecil enteredolitics in 2010 where he ran for carolina's 20 congressional seat. he is originally from oklahoma and served in the army. he has never held elected office. finishingoy cooper is his fourth term as north carolina's attorney general. he was first elected in 2000 after serving in both the state house and senate. he was born and raised in nash county and graduated from unc chapel hill. republican pat mccrory's north carolina's 74th governor. his term beginning in 2013. he was charlotte's longest serving mayor, a record seven terms. he grew up in guilford county college.ated from: >> we have many topics we would like to cover. if you have up to 90 seconds for your original response. there are sure to be follow-up questions and discussions. we hope yet you talk with each other. >> at the end of the evening, each of you will have a minute for closing statement. the first question goes to pat mccrory, then mr. cooper, then mr. cecil. >> one of the primary responsibilities for the next governor

, education and h.b. 2 . >> before we begin, here's background on the candidates. >> libertarian lon ceciled politics in 2010 when he ran for north carolina's 12th congressional seat. he's originally from oklahoma and served in the army. he has never held elected office. >> democrat roy cooper is finishing his fourth term as north carolina's attorney general. he was first elected in 2000 after serving in both the statehouse and senate. he was born and raised in à county and graduated from unc chapel hill. republican pat mccrory is north carolina's 74th governor. his term beginning in 2013. he wasn't charlotte's longest-serving mayor, a record seven terms. he grew up in guilford county and graduated from catawba college. >> we have many topics we would like to cover this evening and would like this to feel more like an open conversation. each of you will have up to 90 seconds for your initial response to a topic. there's sure to be follow-up and discussions and we will hope you will talk with each other. >> each of you will have a minute for closing statements . before the broadcast we droo

the north carolina governors debate between republican baffin -- governor patrick worry, democrat lon cecilnd monday night at 8:00, republican senator rand paul and democrat jim gray debate for the kentucky senate seat. now until election day, watch key debates from house, senate, and governor races on the c-span networks. c-span.org, and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> earlier today, the justice department released a letter from fbi director james comey to key congressional committees, stating they found additional e-mails related to hillary privates use of a e-mail server. the washington post reporting the fbi plans to take new investigative steps in regards to the issue. director komi's letter reads in part "in connection with an , unrelated case, the fbi has learned of the existence of e-mails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. the fbi should take investigative steps to review e-mails to determine whether they contain classified information." the state department, meanwhile, also commenting on today's revelation. there is what spoke

c-span, the north carolina governor's debate between republican governor mckro ri, roy cooper and lon cecil. now until election day, key debates of races on the c-span networks, c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> now, the role of money in politics. including the impact of the 2010 citizens uniteded supreme court ruling. representatives from public citizen, democracy alliance, demos and the campaign legal center also discuss how millennials can be more engaged in the political process. this hour and ten-minute event was hosted by the american constitution society. >> so what we're going to be talking about today as both attorneys and organizers, folks involved in the field is how millennials are uniquely situated to tackle the issue of money in politics. money in politics has always been a problem, people could argue, in the united states. we've never had a perfect democracy but in the advent of decisions like citizens united and mccutchen, recent supreme court jurisprudence have made it all the more difficult for folks to have an equal vo

lon cecil. watch key debates from house, senate and governors races on c-span networks, c-span.org, and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span where history unfolds daily. >> kicking off in about an hour legacy of former british prime minister winston churchill. the first panel focuses on mr. churchhill and his relationship with u.s. presidents. coverage begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern. until then a debate between incumbent congressman trey gowdy and democrat chris fedalei in south carolina's fourth congressional district. >> a representative democracy requires deliberation. we'll be talking a little bit more about james madison later in the program. i did give the candidates a head's up that james madison would be on the program. i will catch you folks up to speed. presumably they have already done the reading. we have to be able to have deliberation and substantive exchanges of ideas to reconcile competing views we have in a democracy. we don't all agree with each other all the time or sometimes e

we begin with lon cecil, followed by roy cooper, and then pat mccrory. mr. cecil: thank you.to thank wral for hosting the event tonight. interactiveill be -- instructed to a lot of the voters to help them make their choice and go out for early voting starting october 20. we have a lot of revenue sources in north carolina. and i know all of them are being cap in every way we can. but we do need money for the schools, we need more choice for kids and education. only three fourths of them are handled well in high school. we need more online, more homeschooling, more charters will, and more vocational schooling. part of the funding of that is a currently untapped resource, we have the tax law, but if we set up medical cannabis law, we can follow the lead of states like colorado, washington, oregon, and nevada. mr. cooper: thanks, david and laura. all of the debates are now over. it will be up to you to decide who leads north carolina the next four years and who you trust to rebuild it. we are facing the worst disaster in eastern north carolina since hurricane floyd. we need a gov

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