mr. cooper: mr. trump -- mr. trump: we will get on to more important and bigger things. mr. cooper: just for the record, are you saying that you did not actually kiss women or grope women without consent? mr. trump: nobody has more respect for women than i do. you hear these things are said. and i was embarrassed by it, but i have tremendous respect for women and women have respect for me. no, i havee not. -- not. and i will tell you, i will make our country safe. we will have borders around our country. they are coming in for the middle east and other places. we are going to make america great again and safe again. and we are going to make america wealthy again, because if you don't do that, it sounds harsh to say, but we have to build up the wealth of our nation -- other nations -- mr. cooper: thank you, mr. trump. secretary clinton, do you want to respond? ms. clinton: like everybody else, i have spent a lot of time thinking over the last 48 hours about what we heard and saw. with prior republican

mr. cooper? >> i'm grateful to the men and women of law enforcement who serve honorably and risk their lives every day to keep us safe. i'm also mindful that there are so many communities out there who feel targeted and they yearn to be heard and they yearn for respect. what we need is a governor who's going to work to make sure we have and part of mutual respect is transparency. we need to make sure that the community trusts what law enforcement is doing. that is why i said there were significant problems with this law, because i believe that the records and these videotapes should be open. clearly, there are some times when it should be kept presumption should be it's public, because the more transparency you have, the more mutual respect you're going to continue to develop. >> can this is typical roy cooper. after the law is passed, he expresses concern by the way after a shooting, he expresses concern. in front of the f.o.p., he said he was in favor of it, trying to get the endorsement of the

mr. cooper: so, mr. trump. mr. trump: and we should get on to much more important things and much bigger things. mr. cooper: just for the record, though, are you saying that what you said on that bus 11 years ago that you did not actually kiss women without consent or grope women without consent? mr. trump: i have great respect for women. nobody has more respect for women than i do. mr. cooper: so, for the record, you're saying you never did that? mr. trump: i've said things that, frankly, you hear these things i said. and i was embarrassed by it. but i have tremendous respect for women. mr. cooper: have you ever done those things? mr. trump: and women have respect for me. and i will tell you: no, i have not. and i will tell you that i'm going to make our country safe. we're going to have borders in our country, which we don't have now. people are pouring into our country, and they're coming in from the middle east and other places. we're going to make america safe again. we're going to make america great again, bu

mr. cooper? >> i'm grateful to the men and women of law enforcement who serve honorably and risk their lives every day to keep us safe. i'm also mindful that there are so many communities out there who feel targeted and they yearn to be heard and they yearn for respect. what we need is a governor who's going to work to make sure we have that mutual respect. and part of mutual respect is transparency. we need to make sure that the community trusts what law enforcement is doing. that is why i said there were records and these videotapes should be open. clearly, there are some times when it should be kept confidential, but the presumption should be it's public, because the more transparency you have, the more mutual respect you're going to continue to develop. >> can this is typical roy cooper. after the law is passed, he expresses concern by the way after a shooting, he expresses concern. he was in favor of it, trying to get the endorsement of the federation of police. i got that endorsement and i'

mr. cooper and mr. cecil. >> if elected, what would you do to make sure the tens of thousand was people directly the floods are taken care of. mr.mccrory? >> i am first want to say that my prayers are with the tens of thousands affected. not only did we have a great team that was deployed early and deployed across the state anticipating every type of money in our rainy day fund to pay for mondayy that we'll have to have in the future to help the people recover. sadly, the attorney general just last month in lumberton, 1 of the hardest hit cities spoke against having so much money in a rainy day fund which would have been a huge mistake if he was governor and we didn't have the rainy day fu things, the most rain we have seen in decades. i am putting together a long- term hurricane task force with people in the east, and we'll look at housing, our number one goal and repairing the infrastructure, water, sewer, and repairing our roads. in the short term, my main goal is to get people out of short- term she

mr. cooper. mr. at this very wral debate in 2012 when you asked if he would support new restrictions, he said no. not only those you've discussed so far, he also signed legislation that requires women's ultrasounds to be sent to state government bureaucrats. now, regardless how you feel about this issue or this policy, to have a woman's ultrasound sent to bureaucrats is wrong. it is a restriction, and it shows you whether you can trust governor mccrory and i don't , think you can. this is one of the issues where he has said one thing and done another. laura: one second. gov. mccrory: i want to say "bureaucrats" is quite a word. that medical professionals to ensure doctors are following the law regarding abortions after five months. laura: mr. cecil, would you support tighter rejections on abortion, the same, or looser? mr. cecil: not at all tighter. as i have told many people, as a libertarian, i view abortion is an issue between the patient and anddoctor, or the cis-woman her doctor, and the governme

mr. cooper, very quickly. it seems like every time mr.crory makes a statement, you are shaking your head. mr. cooper: he talks about extending unemployment benefits. he pushed legislation that made north carolina's unemployment benefits the most restrictive in the country. and did it on the backs of working people. and there are a lot of people in eastern north carolina looking for work now. before counties there are more people were looking for work now before the recession. what we have to do now is have a leader who understands that, who has policies to help the working poor, the middle class, and not those at the top. mr. mccrory: when i came into office, i inherited something from beverly perdue, one of roy's biggest supporters. it was a $2.6 billion debt north carolina owed the federal government. we borrowed $2.6 billion for unemployment. had i continued the same program they supported, with the yet $4 billion of debt. we paid off the debt. now if we have another recession, and if we need to help these people, we have $2 billion in

mr. cooper. >> moderator: most famous transgender person in the world is caitlyn gender. can she legally use in charlotte. i will get you to answer this and you answer this mr. mccrory and mr. cooper. >> was it me first? >> moderator: yes, sir. >> this is the problem, chuck, we shouldn't be getting involved in these issues. house bill 2 is exactly what it does. it gets us involved in these issues and we should not. because, not only is it hurting our economy, but it is embarrassing our state. the governor just admitted it earlier. they didn't have to do this. they you should not have done it. there are cities all over this country that have these kinds of ordinances. you should trust local governments to make these decisions.on >> not the city of houston. not the city of houston where the voters rejected it by 61% of the vote and where most recentbb ncaa basketball championship was played with no objection by you or barack obama or anyone else. i will say this, where she should go in the private sector, wherever the private sector wants her too. we don't want to be in the

mr. cooper. l of these will be 30 seconds for both of you. mr. cooper, i am going to start with you. in the first presidential debate, hillary clinton said, "i think implicit bias is a problem for everyone, including police." do you agree? roy cooper: i think police definitely need more training. i think all of us have biases that sometimes conflict with our jobs. we need training, we need to make sure that law enforcement has the resources it needs. and we also need to emphasize community policing. i think when law enforcement officers work with communities, get to know communities, i think you have safer law enforcement , and better law enforcement all the way around. chuck todd: do you accept the idea there is implicit bias? gov. pat mccrory: i think there is bias in all of us. it is not necessarily racial, it might be bias of how we dress, how we look, the environment we might be in. those are tools for police officers to determine what action to take. what we have to do i agree with , the att

mr. cooper: mr. trump, in 2008 you wrote in one of your books that the most important characteristic of a leader is discipline. debate, youhe first sent out a series of tweets that said, check out a sex tape. mr. trump: no. it wasn't check out a sex tape. it was so see take a look -- by the way, when she said 3:00 in the morning, take a look at benghazi. she said who is going to take the call at 3:00 in the morning? guess what? she didn't answer it. because when ambassador stevens -- is -- n: the question 600 times -- she said she was awake at 3:00 in the morning and i -- she sent a tweet out at 3:00. i won't even mention that. but she said she would be awake. but the famous thing, who is going to answer at 3:00 in the morning? guess what happened? ambassador stevens sent 600 requests for help and the only one she talked to was sidney blumenthal, who is her friend and not a good guy, by the way. so you know, she shouldn't be talking about that. now, tweeting happens to be a modern-day form of communi

mr. cooper: your time is up. thank you sir. mrs. clinton, you have two minutes. clinton: donald trump is buying these deal to build his buildings, putting american steelworkers and steel plants out of business. that is something i fought against as a senator and i would have a trade prosecutor to make sure we do not get taken advantage of by china on steel or anything else. you know because it sounds like you are in the business or aware of people in the business. theknow we are now for first time ever energy-independent. we are not dependent on the middle east but the middle east still controls a lot of the races. the price of oil has been way down the e.m.'s that has had a damaging effect, right? we are producing a lot of natural gas which serves as a bridge to more renewable fuel and i think that is an important transition. we have to remain energy-independent. it gives us more power and freedom than to be worried about what goes on in the middle east. we have enough or is ever there without worrying about that. i have a comprehensive energy policy and it incl

mr. cooper: mr. trump, in 2008 you wrote in one of your books that the most important characteristic of a leader is displain. you sent out a series of tweets that said to check out a sex tape. mr. trump: no. it wasn't check out a sex tape. it was so see take a look -- by the way, when she said 3:00 in the morning, take a look at benghazi. she said who is going to take the call at 3:00 in the morning? guess what? she didn't answer it. because when ambassador stevens -- 600 times -- she said she was awake at 3:00 in the morning and i -- she sent a tweet out at 3:00. i won't even mention that. but she said she would be awake. but the famous thing, who is going to answer at 3:00 in the morning? guess what happened? ambassador stevens sent 600 requests for help and the only one she talked to was sidney blumenthal, who is her friend and not a good guy, by the way. so you know, she shouldn't be talking about that. now, tweeting happens to be a modern-day form of communication. you can like it or not like it

mr. cooper, by virtue of a coin toss, you will be first. roy cooper: thank you, check --chuck. thank you to the broadcasters. thank you to governor mccrory. thank you to my wife and family for here today and to all of you watching the debate at home. let's all member to keep working and helped the flood victims. even know we disagree on a lot of things, we agree we have got to pull together to help them. some of them are in nash county where i grew up, and i have always been proud to call north carolina home, and i still am. over the last two years, some things have changed that we have heard about during this debate. for decades, you could travel across this country and tell people you are from north carolina, and the questions would be about our great universities, technology, mountains, beaches. now the question is, what in the world is going on in north carolina? we can fix that. the first thing we got to do is recognize the problems that we face. we have to make education a priority. 41st in the nation is not good enough. we need to get to at least the national average. an

mr. cooper, if you become governor, are you going to raise the income tax again? are you going to raise the corporate tax again? are you going to raise those taxes again because you were against our tax reform? are you going to be less competitive with tennessee and virginia and the rest of the nation? we do not have to raise taxes in order to fix what is wrong with our economy. the problem is the middle class is hurting. wage growth is stagnant governor, whether you like it or not. with your tax cuts, you have mostly benefited those at the top. the statistics show that you are leaving out the middle class. this is why you are having trouble being honest with your record. we have seen it time and time again. is mr.t mccrory: it cooper that is raising half $1 million at goldman tax. -- $.5 million at goldman sachs. ofis raising millions dollars. the people in san francisco don't care about the middle last in north carolina. tell them where you're getting your money. it is not from people who care about north carolina and our economy. the average teacher's our next

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. ?? narrator: it's all connected. richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare, richard burr got one point one million dollars from the insurance industry. richard burr was one of just three senators to vote against banning insider trading by congress. and richard burr voted to raise his own pay... seven times. he increased his wealth over 500 percent. richard burr. twenty years in washington... serving himself. dscc is responsible for the content >>> county prosecutors will not seek the death penalty for a man accused of killing a man during the charlotte protests. charged with the the murder of justin carr. he was shot outside of the omni hotel after a protest of the shooting of keith scott. he died at the hospital $7 million is how much they think they should pay. after the videos came public he lost his

mr. cooper: the question is, is that the discipline of a good mr.mp: way to many anderson, , 600 times. well, she said she was awake at 3:00 in the morning, and she also sent a tweet out at 3 in the morning, but i won't even -- 3:00 in the morning, but i won't even mention that. ambassador stevens sent 600 requests for help. and the only one she talked to was sidney blumenthal, who's her friend and not a good guy, by the way. so, you know, she shouldn't be talking about that. now, tweeting happens to be a modern day form of communication. i mean, you can like it or not like it. i have, between facebook and twitter, i have almost 25 million people. it's a very effective way of communication. so you can put it down, but it is a very effective form of communication. i'm not un-proud of it, to be honest with you. >> secretary clinton, does mr. trump have the discipline to be a good leader? mrs. clinton: no. mr. trump: i'm shocked to hear that. [laughter] mrs. clinton: well, it's not only my opinion. it's the opinion of many others, national security exp

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. richard burr, by the numbers: over 20 years in washington: burr voted himself 5 pay raises... took 26 trips paid for by special interests... and his personal net worth increased 500%. washington works just fine for richard burr... but he's not working for us, missing 66% of his senate committee hearings, including 65% of armed services hearings. that's richard burr. working for himself, not north carolina. afscme people is responsible >>> federal investigators are trying track down whoever unleashed a wave of cyber shut down some of the largest web sites in the u.s. we have the latest. >> digital companies usually celebrate a spike in traffic. on friday however, twitter twitter -- twitter netflix and others nearly drowned in the traffic. it was coming from millions of hi-jacked machines. they flooded the web with fake

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mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. . >>> the day has finally come. last night the hurricanes got their first win. for two of the first three games they had in the final minutes. this time they decided to keep it. i think i like that strategy better. >> i don't know, too much going on. we have been struggling with the lead. tonight i think we just didn't want to miss this chance again and just wanted to win, just get some momentum going. it's always more fun to win. they can pick up win number two tomorrow night on the road when they take on the flyers. we are an hour away from kickoff for week 10 of the high school football season. >> reporter: our friday night blitz game of the week torque long time rivals and two contrasting styles. it's okay to call new county old school. in a day in age when high the rage, they win with defense, giving up only 9 points a game. >> we kn

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. assessing the damage after a pair of powerful earthquakes rattled the central part of the country. spec a powerful quake to 300 people in italy. >>> students at principal elementary go back to class after being i'm school for nearly 3 weeks. they will finish the school year at a different site in tarboro because of flood damage at the school. >>> the series much of between e one game each. the comes won 5-1 in game 3 takes place. tomorrow at wrigley field. >>> a plea storm is helping -- hoping a conference a picture will keep people from using drugs >> is not to embarrass this girl are bring shame to her. that was never my intention with releasing the photograph. my intention is to educate people. >> police in hobe sound 25 old eric hurt in a car passed out from a heroin overdose with a 10-month-old crying in

mr. cooper. and has instructed him to go back to the courts. how do you believe the power of the pardon should be used, and would you use it in his case? we will start with mr. holcomb. lt. gov holcomb: reviewing what i have on this case, which as i am not governor yet, i want to make sure i can actually talk to mr. cooper and review the facts of the case. i understand where governor pence is coming from. this would be an unprecedented pardon. having said that, knowing the facts as i do now, and wanting to accumulate more, i would look forward to quickly exonerating, quickly pardoning, swiftly if the facts bear that out. >> thank you, mr. holcomb. now to mr. gregg. mr. gregg: based on what i have read i would pardon. i would pardon him immediately. i have traveled the state. this has been a huge news item. and a concern. i think any governor would realize this is something you need to do on a case-by-case basis and know the facts much like my friend mr. holcomb said. but there comes a time when you have to make a decision. the facts in this are

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. ?? johnston county will raise funds and awareness about domestic violence. men will wk in high heels to walk in her shoes. a few are staying in hard bar house's former offices. >> traumatic when families have to leave their home but traumatic when they have to leave a second time such as a disaster like organize hope to return. >>> the nfl policy on player conduct is under fire after a player admits to abusing his wife. documents just released revealed details in a criminal investigation against josh brown. documents show he has admitted kicker josh brown said he viewed himself as god, basically and she was my slave. the journal entries and e-mails were released by the king county sheriff office in washington state. in one entry, brown wrote, when i control her, she should be invisible and sf brown's ex-wife

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. richard burr, by the numbers: over 20 years in washington: burr voted himself 5 pay raises... took 26 trips paid for by special interests... and his personal net worth increased 500%. washington works just fine for richard burr... but he's not working for us, missing 66% of his senate committee hearings, including 65% of armed services hearings. that's richard burr. working for himself, t north carolina. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. afscme people is responsible it's called "the snake:" a long, skinny congressional district drawn along i-85 to segregate african american voters. "the snake" and others like it were drawn by state legislators as a partisan power grab. and justice bob edmunds? he wrote the decision supporting his party's discrimination. but federal judges rejected edmunds' opinion . >>> the north ca

mr. cooper whpported me after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out but roy cooper is a good man. ?? >> 5:44. >>> breakingews. four people are dead after an accident at an amusement park overseas in australia. >> two men and two women died after being on the thunder river rapids ride. there's no details as to how this accident happened. >>> breaking news in johnston county. the sheriff's office is inigatg an incident around 9:00 last night. authorities tried to pull over a vehicle on cleveland road. the driver took off. officer were searching vehicles. we're waiting for the sheriff's by militant. most of the victims are police trainees. no oneas claimed responsibility, but authorities blame the taliban and al-qaida- linked groups. >>> breaking overnight now, a w jersey man die after he jumped off a bridge with his two young sons. police said the man got into a fight with his wife and told her he would hurt their 2-and 4- year son and left. after a massive search, officer found the boys anthe man of

mr. cooper and ben mr. cecil. >> to help the state recovery if elected what will you do to make sure that tens of thousands of people who've been directly and dramatically affected are taken care of? >> that is a great question. my prayers are with the 26 people that lost their lives and families but i am so proud of the way north carolina came together and responded to a hurricane hitting our coast. the thing i'm very proud of with my team played together is not only did we have a great team that was deployed early and across the state anticipating every type of hurricane scenario, but i'm also very pleased that we had enough money in our rainy day fund to pay for the money that we have to have in the future to help these people recover. sadly the attorney general just in the last month in one of the hardest hit cities spoke against having so much money in the rainy day fund which would have been a huge mistake had he been governor and had we not had sufficient money of all the things we had the most rain

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mr. cooper: i want to thank both of the candidates. we want to thank the university here. this concludes the townhall commission. thank you to everyone who watched. martha: please tune in on october 19 for the final presidential debate that will take place at the university of nevada, las vegas. good night everyone. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [we love you hillary! [indiscernible conversation] announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. up monday morning, your reaction to the second presidential debate in st. louis, missouri. join the conversation with your e-mails, facebook comments, and tweets. join live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. christ tomorrow, republican vice presidential candidate governor mike pence of north carolina. rally in charlotte, north carolina. that's at 1:00 p.m. eastern live on monday. crank life from detroit, hilla

mr. cooper who supported when we went to the state lislare to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. . >>> north carolina news at 5:30 starts now. >>> right now on cbs rth carolina a durham man shot an killed on his way home from work. what could lead to an arrest today. >>> the key to tlection this year, women. coming up we'll show you what's at stake and if the candidat did anything this week to win over voters. >>> and starbucks isbrewup chn looks east. >>> good morning and thanks for watching north carolina news at 5:30 i'm justin quesinberry in r russ bowen. >>i'm stefan chase. a look at your morning newsand a check traffic. let's find out about the forecast from alyssa corfont first. >>go morni to you. temperature-wise not so bad refreshing to the east -to the east, pretty mild around raleigh and durham, 63 in raleigh and 62 in durham. 58 in rocky mount, 59 in clayton, 66 in y ford but just like yester

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. richard burr, by the numbers: over 20 years in washington: burr voted himself 5 pay raises... took 26 trips paid for by special interests... and his personal net worth increased 500%. washington works just fine for richard burr... but he's not working for us, missing 66% of his senate committee hearings, including 65% of armed services hearings. that's richard burr. working for himself, not north carolina. afscme people is responsible narrator: after twenty years in washington, richard burr has made millions... increasing his wealth over five hundred percent. no wonder richard burr was one of just three senators who voted against banning insider trading by congress. then there's medicare. richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare and got one point one million dollars from the insurance industry. you...would pay more for medicare. ds

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. >>> we had another warm afternoon. it will be shorts day tomorrow, too. a cold front it will be windy, cooler, breaking out the warmest cloths you have warn this season. now, our view towards the fairgrounds, now, a lot of fun being had. 71, a warm evening in progress. 61, the winds are calm. the temperatures close to home. 60s, 71, 71 in durham. the broadview, 71. hill. a beautiful day across north carolina. little in the way of cloud cover. so, let's expand the view. we have high pressure that is across the deep south with us all week. here at the surface, keeping the fronts at bay. the front making its way in stalled producing severe weather tonight. nasty storms, reports of tornado warnings in indiana and kentucky. no confirmed reports of tornadoes touching down and then we have a cold front. another one, moving through the upper midw

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. fair is celebrating record-numbers as it wraps up its final night. more than 150- thousand people attended the fair yesterday. that's the second-highest on record for the fair's final saturday. the record -- 151- thosuand- 647, was set in 2010. last year, attendance on the 140-thousand. the fair closes tonight at eleven. the state fair may be celebrating near record attendance -- but there are a lot of people who are unable to enjoy the fun this year. countless people in eastern north carolina are struggling to recover from historic flooding caused by hurricane matthew. anthony wilson -- show us how some groups at the fair are trying to turn fun into funds for storm victims. you expect lots of people to show up here as the state but while thousands of fair fans here enjoy the sights, sounds, aromas and tastes

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. ?? i've seen what can happen matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, errifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apar

mr. cooper who supported me and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. ?? >>> no surfing this morning at ocean isles. >> looks like the waves are too small, doesn't it? >> nice sunrise. >>> pretty all over. tomorrow will be different, a chance rain late in the day and overnight but those chances, pretty slim. i'll show you that coming up on futurecast. let's talk about what you'll see as you head out the door, cooler temperatures, much cooler than yesterday especially from raleigh southward. yesterday, a cold front coming through and we felt the cool air up in the north and not as big a change there, but yesterday, temperatures in the 50s, and this morning, closer here comes the front for late tomorrow and tomorrow night and very little rain with the front and behind it, a big weekend warm up with temperatures in the 80s. it will be close to records. look at this beautiful shot in durham. the sun is just coming up over the horizon with beautiful color ove

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be will forte, dermot mulroney, and wyatt cenac. now stick around for james dge.an, ron howard, and aldis goodnight! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ? are you ready to have some fun ? feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ? where you come from it's gonna be all right

mr. cooper raising millionf of dollars. it's not from the people that care about north carolina andh our economy. >> according to the north carolina school schedule a teacher with a bachelors degree doesn't get to make $50,000 until the 25th year of teaching or the 20th year if they have aa masters degree. how can you raise th the teaches salaries early on so that you yo don't risk seeing teachers move to other states for higher paying jobs?gether a >> we put together a group because under roy cooper and beverly perdue the event given a raise for five to seven years they were stuck at $37,000 a year and it is through pay raises for anyone else to help the teachers of the 127 years and we raised the pay $35,000 a year. only on i'm the only one on the stage with a teaching degree into that understands what it's like to stay in front of the class andt. kids. this governor has shown them respect and giving pay raises they should deserve. >> my mom was a public school teacher. teacher. i've seen how hard they work and they under

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud!" give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome to the show. how y'all? how y'all doing? thank you very much. i appreciate you. thank you, man. i appreciate it. thank y'all, feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one for you today, folks. returning for their third day, from st. paul, minnesota, it's the felton family. [cheering and applause] and from ellsworth, wisconsin, it's the armbruster family. [cheering and applause] well, everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and a possibility of driving

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. >>> it's 7:30. we have breaking news. an amber alert in effect for a missing 12-year-old girl. >> the should haves office in northampton county is searching for zahreiah gilliam, about 4 feet 8" tall and last seen in a pink as long as sleeved t-shirt and jeans and blue and black airmax tennis on woodland street at 6:00 6: 6 -- 6:30 sunday night. >>> governor mccrory will be visiting princeville after nearly 80% of the town was flooded by hurricane matthew. of the evacuees can return within a day. the governor will share his new hurricane recovery task force which will develop strategic plans to rebuild and organize efforts to raise money for storm victims. >>> a new disaster recovery center is opening in lenoir county. those who suffered loss and damage as a result of hurricane math all-learn more about the state and federal aid for them.

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. good man. >>> i'm intrigued by that view of grandfather mountain. >> a nice sky. >> that grandfather? >> it looks like they have the orographic cloud over the mountain, cools it some and make its look smooth. >> i thought i saw a body of water in there somewhere. that's why if threw me off. >> i didn't make that out, but the sun, lightening up the angle. and we'll take a look at what we have, a lot of sunshine and temperatures are fairly mild for this time of year and this 63 at the station in raleigh and only a degree or two different in most areas. 59 at wake forest and 59 in roxboro as well. 63 at the raleigh-durham airport and erwin and 64 for fayetteville and rocky mount wilson area and what happened yesterday, on tuesday, we topped out at 64 at the airport. at the time that happened, our dew point was about 64. and it looks like over the next couple days our temperatures tod

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. but roy cooper is a good man. >>> it's 8:26. stories. in johnston county, authorities are investigating an officer- involved shooting. multiple arrests have been made. it happened on government road in clayton last night. >>> a raleigh man is due in court today in connection with a deadly wrong-way class on i- 440. pled to drunk driving charges in the past and drunk driving is suspect in the case on sunday that killed pareshkumar shah. it's cooler now, elizabeth? >>> it is. and we have been in the upper 30s, looks beautiful with the sunshine. 41 in chapel hill and mid-40s from raleigh to rocky mount and chapel hill and low 50s from fayetteville. temperatures will be cooler. the cold front will filter in across the region today with highs of 65 compared to 78 yesterday and 67 tomorrow and 74 on thursday with a slight chance of showers. brian, you had a busy morning but things are e

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, cooper is a good man. >>> one of the architectural gems of raleigh; right? >> that's right. >> when was the last time you saw one? >> i don't think there is another one. right? >> when i first moved here, i thought what is this building? >> it's weird looking, kind of crazy looking. i was there yesterday, warm at the fair and today, we're in a transition period and then the will be chilly at the air. and the fog, it's dense in a few locations, east and south of the triangle. eats less than a .25 of a mile in rocky mount and erwin and .50 of a mile in goldsboro and dense fog in spots. the wilson skycamera, not much to see. 65 at rdu and partly cloudy and winds out of the south at 6 miles per hour and the dew humidity is high at 93%. the temperatures across the area, 63 in greensboro and 62 in goldsboro and in erwin. it's mild out there this morning ahead of the front. the temperatures will climb into the 70s this afternoon and later

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. but roy cooper is a good man. >>> 7:26. i'm bill leslie with our top stories. let us begin with traffic and brian shrader. >>> after the crashes on 95 yesterday, bill, it's a mess on this section in johnston county. the southbound side is closed and they have a detour. heading southbound on 95 take exit 97 which is highway 70 to i-40 and pick up 40 eastbound but the detour will add 40 minutes to the commute. look for a crash on 65 at apex at the u.s. 1 interchange. bill? >>> vice presidential candidate tim kaine will be in a rally in charlotte today and then head to durham to speak at the library bowl. >>> north carolina voters can head to the polls, the first day of voting election. early voting ends november 5. >>> a warm day for that, aimee. >>> it will be a warm day with temperatures in the 80s and have to contend with fog this morning. it's dense in a few spots. solar farm 5

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. >>> the weather is taking a >> the sun is starting to approach the horizon in the mix of sun clear skies making for this gorgeous start. we will see more cloud cover today that we did yesterday but no rain until tonight. it's 43 and roxborough 49 in fayetteville. it is jacket weather but it is warmer than it was at this time yesterday. seventy-four for the high today more cloud cover than yesterday a chance of a brief shower tonight and nice and sunny friday and saturday. saturday up to nearly 80 degrees. >>> a couple problems on 40 westbound this morning. are typical delays around the clayton bypass into garner are a little worse because of the police activity. it was a minor accident on the right shoulder contributing to some backups. we also have some delays in raleigh. the left lane the 40 westbound is bl

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mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. >>> the song is called weather friend" as we look tack at the state fair. the ferris wheel is still up and some other attractions. that's take-down day. or take-down week. >> i do not want to be called a fair weather friend. >> you are as loyal as they come, bill. >> but fair weather this year and no really uncomfortable temperatures instead the midlands last week when it got have out there. take a look at the skycam in wilson, and you can see the deep blue skies, and bright sunshine. most of us will see that throughout the day, 1 or two fair weather cirrus clouds, but a lot of us not seeing those. here is what we have at the raleigh/durham airport, 49 degrees and a west southwest wind at 7 miles per hour and a pressure of 30.12" and that's rising with high pressure to the south and west, and we have 50 at th

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. it's hard for a crime victim to speak out. but roy cooper is a good man. >>> a new series of commercials in an effort to reduce underage drinking. >> they're designed as gut and joining us this morning, our go ask mom editor. good morning. >> oh, yeah. that--oh, that gets me like every time. it's just that they are really gut punches. >> and it's an awareness thing to make parents say, all right, you need to sit down and have a conversation with kids. >> this is a tricky one. it's like how do they have a conversation like that when earlier they were just having a glass of wine? the key is conversation because it's very serious, and kids' brains are different from adult brains. they are still forming and still developing. and alcohol can have a serious impact on them and a lot of kids are drinking very young. >> how do you open the door? >> well, t needs to start in middle school.

mr. cooper who supported me when we went to the state legislature to get more funding for rape kits. and even after he fixed the problems in the crime lab, he's been there for me time after time ever since. ?? north carolina used to make education a priority. we all understood the importance of having good schools. but pat mccrory seems more interested in giving tax cuts to millionaires. we rank 44th in spending per student. drop-out rates have gone up for the first time in 8 years. we're 41st in how much we pay our teachers. there is a textbook shortage. but pat mccrory shortchanging our schools. >>> north carolina news starts now. >> good morning at thanks for watching us at 7:30. i'm glad you could start your sunday with us. let's get a check on your forecast with alyssa up. >> good morning. we have been watching for that first glimpse of the sunrise and take a look at this. a beautiful start over chapel hill. we're seeing that color spread across the horizon. a nice start if you're inside looking out. if you are outside, it is quite chilly to start off our morning. possibly the c