nash and young. if there was one band whose music could score a soundtrack to the late '60s and early '70s, it would be crosby, stills and nash. or c-s-n and y as they'd be known with the frequent addition of neil young. "i don't know how i write songs." "i don't know what this process is. i see something. i feel something. i have to explain to myself what it that i'm periencing. that's what i do. how i do that? i don't have a clue and i don't want to know." the first of rock's so-called supergroups formed at the end of 1968 t's very interesting being in a band with three sometimes four strong writers." "we knew that we had the goods. we knew that we could play music, play rock and roll so it was very interesting time." all of the members had had success before. and the band came together right as both rock music and the counter-culture found themselves at a crossroads. "in 1969, it was basically almost heavy metal you know there were lots of marshall amps on stage, you know, and hendrix and led zepp

captain chuck nash joining us now.et's start with john kerry with this ultimatum he has given the russians, i can't believe. like he said if you don't stop tomorrow, i am going to hold my breath and never talk to you again. >> like about the join agreement on syria, when is probably written on a white board. you can erase it. this embarrassing. charles: to your point, empty threat -- >> red lines. charles: is this why belligerents of the world are off the rail, doing what they want from north korea to isis to russia. it does not matter, no one is intimidated by america any more. >> right, our enemies don't fear or respect us. there is an old saying, let them hate so long as they fear. they may hate us, but they don't fear us. charles: what is kerry going to do? the bombing is not going to stop. what is plan b for him, he is talking to his counterpart lob -- in a week or so. they are going in for the kill, assad and russia are going in for the kill. >> absolutely. what they know that they have the rebel forces in aleppo

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george: of all of the performances this past year, i think niese nash's is one of my favorites. you made me cry in episode, you always make me laugh. you thought it was one of the best roles you have ever had. especially happy that i'm celebrating with lawrie metcalf who is also nominated for this series. i couldn't be more excited. george: a time in your life where you made us laugh and then your world opened up and changed for hollywood. >> they were very polite and now i have been able to show another side of it and it's opened up a whole new world for i chicken scratched a picture of my dress on my kid's notebook paper before i was a working actor. i am going to win an award in this dress. i brought the dress to life with the help of christian. i should win something, the person with the cutest shoes, cried on cue, i better win something. george: you get the award for >> i'll take it! george: thank you so much, thanks for joining us live here on "on the red carpet at the emmys." announcer: what's the best tv show of all time? >> right now i got to say like "house of cards" f

will honor a fallen trooper a dedication of a bridge in nash county. gene demuth was killed while trying to lay spike strips during a high speed chase on september 8, 2012. four years to the day after his death, the bridge over red oak road will be named in his honor. patrol for 12 years and also with the wilson and edgecombe county sheriff's office and served in the marine corps also. >>> this weekend marks the 15th anniversary of the september 11 attacks,, and this morning, the senate held a moment of silence in honor of those lost and hurt in 2001. luckily there are several remembrances planned nearby. fort bragg will have a wreath laying and gun salute tomorrow. spring lake will hold a saturday. on represent 11, communities of holly spring, raleigh and others will host events. all the details are at wncn.com. >>> the fda moved to ban certain chemicals used in antibacterial soap, saying there's no benefit over the long time. dr. kevin campbell has a look >> it is. there's a chemical triclosan in these bacterial soap and what we found out three years

.>>> former sunstar steve nash is once again a married man. he tied the night with 26-year- old lola frederick. she is a former volleyball player pepperdine. they posted this instagram. they announced the engagement back in march. this is nash's second marriage. >>> and 800 foot chimney was imploded. there we go. check this out. it was on the isle of graiin kent, english -- kent, england. until this morning, this chimney was one of the tallest concrete structures in all of the united kingdom. dozens of people gathered around to watch the demolition >>> still to come on cbs five -- cbs 5, here's a look at what is coming switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. at's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. ?? i was diagnosed wit

joining me captain chuck nash. seen pictures and how horrific it is that it has been outlawed. too horrific, even when countries are at war with each other. what would be implications if proven to be true? >> just one more case, where isis they slowly kill children in front of their parents and burn people alive. them resorting to chemical weapons is something our troops likely prepared for it. they have special suits, you step up through mop levels, you can from regular uniform up to where you are wearing hoods and gloves. you are prepared to deal with it. mustard gas is very insid very insidious. you don't feel the effects from 2 to 2 4 hours this is bad news stuff. charles: it was outlawed by the world in 1925. the other question, where did it come from? could it have been stock piled in syria or from iran. with speculation that could be a source.>> or it could have bet over from massive stock piles is a saud sawed -- saddam hussein had. he used it against iranian troops during the iran-iraq war. tens of thousan

nash with two touchdowns. duke's defense follows that up great play -- kizer trying to make up for a sack -- errant throw - marquies price fields the easy interception. the blue devils move the ball 44 yards aj reid with the chip shot field goal -- and duke leads by three with just one minute and change on the clock. 4th down - the irish must convert -- and the pass by kizer falls incomplete. duke wins in south bend -- 38-35. road this afternoon in off to a good start. already leading 3-nothing in the first quarter. malcolm bell the pass complete to lavontis smith who takes it down to the one yard line. 10-nothing after the score. it was 17-10 at the half 3rd q now up 20-10, nccu going to the air...bell the 11 yard toss to jalen wilkes and they've got a 27-10 lead, but the spartans rallied from 17 down to come within four. there, the eagles pull away for good...bell on the lead. they'd hold off the spartans 34-31. still ahead -- three straight games against power five teams takes it's toll as the ghost of beam

an m-p-d spokesman says he was arrested in a stolen and nash monday night. police say the case will be presented to the milwaukee county district attorney in the coming days. a teenager accused of breaking into more than 60 cars-- pleads guilty. earl blackmon accepted a plea deal today. he agreed to plead guilty to five felonies and 2 misdemeanors. police say he and another teen used a b-b gun ...to shoot out car windows at mitchell and steal items from inside. he's scheduled to be sentenced on one of the suspects accused in the murder of a five year old milwaukee girl is back in court today. it's the second day of trial for carl barrett junior. he's been charged with the death of laylah petersen. she was shot while sitting on her grandfather's lap. police say barrett intended to shoot up a different house. today antoine buchanan was called to the stand. he called police after a witness told him what he'd seen. "he was like man, i got something to tell you. and at the time, i stopped and i'm listening to him and he was weighing heavy on his conscience so he

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kathleen nash is back with us. tell us more on how you can get that total transformation. >> welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> when you joined us previously you told us about the metabolic weight loss program where you yourself lost 80 pounds. >> yes. >> this is seven years ago. size 8. >> yeah. yeah. >> that's a lot of new clothes. >> and like there it is -- that's me. that tiny head on a really big body. a lot of people do, but unfortunate thing is they gain it back. and so the five metabolic factors that we work with help to correct that problem so not only do you lose the weight but keep it off. today we're going the talk about one of those in specific, which is the toxicity. >> and it's not canada, it's -- >> it's candida. >> what is that? >> basically it's a yeast. it's also a fungus. the problem is a lot of times when it gets into the body, we're do things on a daily basis that make it overgrow. >> you're feeding it. >> yes. you can feed it several ways. you can do it with prescription drugs, with bi

. >> once again, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick kneels during the nash nan anthem. he wasn't alone, either. we'll show you what two members of the rams did and how the protests having an impact on high school football in our area. >> plus dozens of crews battle a big fire at a smoke shop late into the night. the reason getting this blaze under control was so difficult. stay with us. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. >> check

a 26-year-old man was shot near 20th and nash overnight thursday. the victim suffered serious injuries -- but is expected to survive. a third shooting happened near 86th and hampton. police say a 21-year-old man was shot after two people tried to rob him. the man is also expected to survive. two men have now been charged in connection with a fatal stabbing 32 year old shawn ostrom, a chef at the pfister hotel, was killed early monday morning, near pulaski street and arlington place. yesterday -- prosecutors charged 20 year old "hussain sami" of greenfield with first degree reckleess homicide. 45 year old "imed chabbouh" is charged with aggravated battery. prosecutors say the stabbing came after a fight -- where the two suspects attacked the victim. five people are hurt following a crash yesterday afternoon near villard. we're told a stolen car was speeding when it crashed into two other vehicles. the driver of the stolen car fled the scene -- and police are still looking for him. all five people injured are expected to survive. fire canceled classes

we're told a 26-year-old man was shot near 20th and nash around 1:45 a- m..and s expected to survive. and then around 3:15....a 35-year-old man showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound....but police don't know where the shooting actually took place. he is also expected to survive...and police continue to investigate. sobering new numbers on violence in milwaukee. the city's homicide rate for the month of august is one for the record books... deandra corinthios is live from mpd headquarters downtown...with a message from police chief ed flynn... there were 24 homicides in august. the highest total in 25 years when police discovered the bodies of serial killer jeffery dahmer's victims... in july of 1991. in a news conference thursday chief flynn said milwaukee's murder rate was so high...it surpassed chicago. this...despite the fact that chicago also experienced a record-setting 90 homicides in august. flynn says the majority of homid from gun violence between convicted offenders... and he says the majority of homicide victims and assailants are african americans. mpd has taken 16

marking 4 years since the death of the tr highway 64 in nash county is named in his honor. that is where the trooper was hit and killed while trying to stop the burglary suspect involved in a multicounty chase. the colonel of the highway patrol says the bridge will remind us all of the troopers sack nice while honoring his legacy. >>> dozen of people have contaminated strawberries. they reportedly drank smoothies from a cafe. the strawberries remember imported from egypt. they have switched suppliers. the cdc expects more cases because it is a highly contagious illness, could take 50 days to begin after exposure. a study shows 38% of college students used marijuana last year. that is up from 30% in 2006. experts say fewer people now consider the drug harmful despite research suggesting frequent use can effect performness. >> wral is here to take some of the stress out of medicare enrollment today. tuesday will have experts ready to help you, your parents or grandparents ready to ask questions. the open enrollment period starts october 15th. health plan and prescription drug

low: 49 dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph near 23rd and nash. police are not saying much about the incident at this point..but there was a heavy police presence at the scene about 10 last night. it appears a pole was brought down during the crash. no word yet on injuries. police also investigating a shooting from overnight. officials say a 29-year-old woman was shot while standing in her front yard....near 67th and keefe. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to be ok. police continue to investigate. suspects accused in the murder of a five year old milwaukee girl is back in court today. carl barrett junior is accused of firing his weapon into the home...where laylah petersen was sitting on her grandfather's lap. our deandra corinthios has the latest.. barrett is one of three men charged in laylah petersen's death. police say he intended to shoot someone else. instead police say he fired at the wrong house...and one of year old laylah petersen in the head...killing her laylah petersen's grandparents testified on monday - the first day of

police say he was arrested in a stolen vehicle that crashed near 23-rd and nash monday night. the case will be presented to the milwaukee county district attorney in the coming days. happening now... day three of barrett junior". he's one of the suspects accused in the murder of laylah petersen. the 5-year-old was shot sitting on her grandfather's lap. police say barrett intended to shoot up a different house. yesterday - antoine buchanan was called to the stand. he called police after a witness told him what he'd seen. "he was like man, i got something to tell you. and at the time, i stopped and i'm listening to him and he was hesitant at first. he was hesitant but then i guess it was weighing heavy on his conscience buchanan said he went to the police because there was a child involved...and quote "you have to draw the line somewhere". one of the owners of the milwaukee bucks responds to statements made last week by the team president. peter feigin called milwaukee the most segregated and racist city hes seen. our aj bayatpour the words that he chose mightve been a little di

. >> great job, nash. with those words of advice, it's time for the coaches to >> just two more steps. perfect. >> and get this game started. it's the scorpion sample program is in blue. the best play in the playbook is a handoff and run. even if you run the runway, just run. the key is to just have fun. nash, what's going on? >> right now, we are on start. >> it doesn't really matter at this age but what is the objective on offense? >> to pass to the quarterback. >> after some hard-hitting, fast-paced action, the kids are letting coach know how they are feeling. >> my legs are tired. >> and just like that, the kids are ready to go at it again. congratulations scorpions and roadrunners. you are this week's small stars. visit our website www.abc15.com to see our small stars. if you have a small store you would like us to future, email us or send us a message on twitter or facebook.>>> here is what's coming up in prime time o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in w

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here in the northern part of johnston county and eastern wake county and zebulon and franklin and nash county. and it has not developed in wilson just yet. not a lot happening from raleigh westward. and we head to the north, and we had some thunderstorms south hill. and those are all gone. and it is still on the wet side. we start the loop at 3:15. you can see the development here. and that is east of raleigh. and that is a little lingering boundary here that we're seeing the showers and thunderstorms developing long this morning. and expect that to continue on and off for the next few hours. we had rain about an hour and a half to and 07 isand 70 degrees is our current temperature. and we have low clouds cover. and roxboro is just seeing the visibility drop to a half mile today. and little fog developing there. and clinton not seeing any mim we'll see the front zip out of here and it will open the doctor to nice, cool dry air and the temperatures drop into a 50s for the lows in the morning over the weekend and now this front is going to stall out because of an upper level low that wil

police say he was arrested in a stolen vehicle that crashed near 23-rd and nash monday night. the case will be presented to the milwaukee county district trump will be in wisconsin tonight. he will talk to supporters at the waukesha expo center at six tonight. he's scheduled to take the stage at 6 o'clock. wisconsin is an important state for both trump and hillary clinton. the latest marquette law school poll gave clinton just a slight lead among likely voters 44 to 42, but that's still well within the margin of error, so it's a dead heat. however -- that poll taken before monday night's debate. meanwhile hillary clinton will her former contender senator bernie sanders will be joining her. they'll be attending a "new college compact event." other democrats will be here stumping for clinton this week. chelsea clinton will campaign on behalf of her mom in green bay on friday. and tim kaine's wife anne holton will rally supporters tomorrow in kenosha and milwaukee. coming up on wakeup - world leaders mourning the loss of former israeli president shimon peres. more on his legacy j

state highway patrol and state dot will honor a fallen trooper with the dedication of a bridge in nash county. the trooper was hit and killed chase. four years after the death, the bridge will be named in his honor. >>> coming up next a popular restaurant in fayetteville heavily damaged in a fire, finally reopened after nearly a year. check out paddy's next. >> the normal high this part of the year is supposed toking 85. coming up, we'll talk about how much longer the hot weather will last donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he'soing like 'i don't remember'." great. i'm sorry to say it." "he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured." y clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made

it's over red oak road on u.s. 64 in nash county. the dedication ceremony is at nash community college in rocky mount at 1:00. >>> 7:70 now. hillary clinton and donald trump out line their plans on national security. >> what the presidential candidates told voters in a forum focused on national security. . >> plus the punishment for a swimmer who lied about >>> try say pots has a preview of today's campaign stops and last night's commander-in-chief forum. >> good to see you. >> reporter: hillary clinton rallies in charlotte day after answering tough questions from a military audience about, mailing classified information. classified matiaon a wholly separate system. i took it very seriously. >> reporter: she drew the line on ground troops to find usus. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again, and we're not putting ground troops into syria. >> reporter: and she insisted donald trump also supported the iraq war. >> i have taken responsibility for my decision. he refuses to take responsibili fty his support. >> i was to

emergency service managers in wayne county, nash, edgecombe and wilson have been watching the conditions. so far, no flooding, no major issues to report. just some inconveniences. we met a bride and groom tonight braving these weather tonight for their rehearsal dinner. the couple is from indiana and they drove all the way to goldsboro for tonights dinner. they were so scared the restaurant and their wedding venue were going to close because of the weather. so the wedding wedding party was able to make it despite flight delays. but there are some cancellations. wayne county schools cancelled all school related activities tomorrow. live tropical storm tropical storm looks great with low humidity, 70s to low 80s. the rest of the holiday weekend looks great with the rest of the holiday weekend looks great with low humidity, pleasant temperatures, and feeling the effects of hermine... we'll have feeling the effects of hermine... another check on conditions... plus see what it looks like where you are, after the break... we're tracking tropical storm we're tracking tropical storm these are gr

it is overred oak road in nash county. the dedication ceremony is at nash community college in rocky mount at 1:00. >>> all right. another hot day on tap; but -- and the humidity may be creeping up a little bit. >> a little bit. it's going to be mid-09s, but feeling like, you know, 98, 99 th you know, just right back to august. let's take a look at our skycam over rdu, and everything looks nice and quiet. already looks a little hazy out there. certainly the amount of moisture in the atmosphere will be creeping up a little bit. it's just hot, or going to be any way. still feels pleasant at wake forest. 68 in carey, and 72 in holly springs. town by town, 64 in rocks beforeoro. that's our cool spot. 72 in rocky how about mount. in the planner, at lunch time, 89, 95 at 4:00, and it's going to take a while before those temperatures start to drop a bit. looking at mid-80s at about 8 p.m. not much chance of showers or storms today. that holds true through the weekend. . we really need the rain. there are a lot of events happening

a man is in the hospital after being shot near 20th and nash. police say it happened just before two this morning. what led to the shooting is unclear.. but the 26-year-old man was taken to a local hospital. his injuries are said to be serious.. but he's expected to survive. after being shot.police say it happened at 86th and hampton just before eight last night. the man told police he was being robbed by two people when one of them shot him. his them shot him. his injuries are non-life threatening. august was the deadliest month in 25 years -- in milwaukee -- the per capita murder rate here -- outpacing chicago. there were 24 homicides in milwaukee last month -- the last time there were that many murders was in 19-91 after authorities searched flynn is urging the community to create positive change. 16:44:09 i would urge many of those most vocal... some of their energy, concern, to violent crime afflicting us, significant shared danger....trying to confront this serious problem 16:44:43 flynn says guns on the street are a major contributor to t

sun a small chance of rain and temperatures that will top out at 81. 80 our friday night football is nash central and bunn. the second half mid-70s but we are dry for friday night football. saturday college football, the tar heels a warm one. sunny and 88. there's the cold front and there's your 10-degree drop in temperatures. the 70s not only here for sunday but most of next week. our warmest days next woke look to be around 80, so welcome the first full week of fall but, got some clouds. we've got a stray shower but by the second half of tomorrow things are definitely looking brighter. >> by saturday looking like summer. >> i know. there's apparently some confusion on the whole season change. >> thank you. >>> the big story of course, charlotte with all the confusion. we're waiting to we have happens. jeff jones is here with that answer. >> with the panther stadium a few blocks away of the protest, they woke up with a big question to answer. will the league allow hem to i'm roy cooper...and my mom used to teach in this school. she was so proud to be a north carolina teacher. she wouldn'

. >> congratulations. >> thank you wendy nash is doing what she loves teaching fourth grade at lafayette elementary and fuquay-varina if i have $15 and connor has $15 guess what we have the same amount for inspiration, it came early. >> it was a teacher, first grade teacher who made an everybody being a good learner, a good student and there was a student who wasn't always kind to me and she stood up for me and i wanted to be that kind of teacher. >> reporter: and she has been she loves each one of her students while challenging them to succeed. >> set expectations high you have got to lay down your procedures and practice your procedures and let them know you mean business t to let them know you love them. >> rock on, girlfriend. love it she wears her emotions honestly what you see is what you get, a compassionate teacher who's passionate about her students. she realizes that for some students her's will be the only hope they get that day. >> a lot of these kids have wonderful parents but some of them don't and so you don't know exactly where they are to know that you love them she grew

sliding you off to the north throughout portions of nash county and edgecomb county some pockets of some insteadier rain. a good chance of rain midday. that continues into the afternoon drive home. it's not going to washout. you will see the rain taper off and start again. but it is going to be rather gloomy day. the rain showers are here in the morning and here at lunchtime and continue scattered in nature as we head into the afternoon. we'll get a break briefly overnight. i say briefly because more rain is anticipated as we head throughout our thursday. again, not a washout but forecast. i think the drier day of this workweek is going to develop for friday. today could accumulate quickly because it's going to be steady at times. about an inch possible. a little more in the raleigh area. but a little more than an inch possible in durham. some smaller totals toward the southern pines area. your current temperatures. it's a mild morning. 72 in fayetteville. 70 in louisburg. henderson to start your day off. mid-70s in raleigh and durham. then overnight tonight we're going to fall to near 6

>>> and the highway patrol and state dot honor a fallen trooper with the dedication of a bridge in nash county today. the trooper was hit and killed on u.s. 64 while trying to lay speed chase on september 8th, 2012 and four years to the date of his death, the bridge is named in his honor. the widow said it speaks to his character. >> all around great person, would do anything in the world for you. great father, great husband and as you can see from the turnout, an awesome friend. >> he also worked with the office and served in the marine corpse-- corps. >> you're taking a live look at the memorial service at rogers and breece. mike mansfield was beaten to death outside a fayetteville bar. after battling drugs and homelessness mansfield opened tonight. there's a celebration at 1:00 at feat feapt community church and a motorcycle procession at 10. >>> hunger awareness month. 400 employees worked to pack hundreds of meals at the raleigh nonprofit. yesterday they -- last year they packed 25,000 meals. this if you want to help stop hunger now the organization says it always has a need for vo

joining us this mo to plan the best runcation -- mcgraw, a contributor to nash traveler. thank you, two, for joining me this morning. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> so tell us, what is a runcation, and where did this trend come from? . >> so, yes. runcations are becoming very popular. actually 75% of runners are now traveling to go to these races. so it's not just a mart of and checking that race off your bucket list; it's really about making a whole weekend out of it. really making it a destination race. >> chris, if you are traveling to support a runner, is there anything keep in mind in terms of travel arrangements? . >> yeah. it's hard. it's really hard to support a runner. it's stressful. so your job as a spectator is to destress the runner as much as possible. let him or her focus on the part. the party afterwards. so really do some homework and find what the best place are to go to eat afterwards, to get some good local drinks afterwards. but it's hard to be a spectator >> but you shouldn't be expecting to hang out with them before the race; be patient i

. >> alexander nash kak alley cat the rapper said he wants to clean up his act and be a better person for his little girl. >> took my breath away i promise to never step away. >> he now is time for his third that they like my video. >> what? we are now immortalized in a rap sing is that is awesome. and it's such a great song, too. >> i can't believe y'all talking there took the first step i can't believe y'all was walking there i hate to put you on the ground love to crawl around travel the world going all around. >> i mean some day she'll go off and she could have read dad -- go back and look at these videos. that'ser >> seeing how dedicated he is. i love it. gives you little goose bumps. >> i love you more than life itself and the first time you said that my heart beats up and understand videos i'm hoping that i do it for you. >> so these guys over at h3 productions tried the 100 layers with shirts. first time around. but this time instead of 100, they doubled up, and they're doing 200. so here we go. they start layering them up. he can barely move his hands. >> like that kid from t

nash and jones will strike again, check out this play. a 64-year-old -- 64 yard pitch and catch. time is running down. a.j. reed gets his first of the year after missing three straight, a 21. underdog, duke wins dame, stunning the irish 38-35. how did you do it, coach? >> i think our program. our young people, i tell them, you are the program. i think our program is strong. >> what a win for the duke blue devils. they welcome virginia next saturday. >>> midway through the fourth quarter having never led in the game -- football is a full 60 minute game. here is a program tying 16 catch day, 453 yards and 5 touchdown passes as well. he completes 3 fourth-down passes on the final drive alone. this one went for 13 yards. that sets up a final play. here's howard with to go -- two second by. that was the >> i'm going to make this play. he threw a great hall and if only i could get it i wouldn't let it drop. >> that was a seething saving -- season saving game-winning play. the pirates found that out today. right off the bat, punt return, here is the ball on the 13 yard line and he makes

and nash. police not saying much about the incident at this point..but there was a heavy police presence at the scene around 10 p.m. it appears a pole was brought down during the crash. no word on injuries. we'll bring any updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. police also investigating a shooting from overnight. officials say a 29-year-old woman was shot standing in her front yard....near 67th and keefe. she was taken to the hospital and expected to be ok. police continue to investigate. been an emotional trial...against one of the suspects accused in the death of the laylah petersen the five year old girl was shot and killed while sitting on her grandfather's lap deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee county courthouse with more. court is back in session at 815 this morning. laylah's grandparents testified monday...and her grandmother broke down in tears describing the moment when bullets flew through their home's windows...and three men charged in laylah petersen's death. in

officially the raleigh-durham international airport and look near south hill, virginia, rocky mount and nash county and wayne county, this produced some flooding and southeastern person county and september, normal rain for the entire month is a little over three inches and so far we have exceeded that and have gone from dry to surpassing the monthly surplus and eight days alyssa will take over to tell us if we can dry things out. >> that's what everyone is looking for at this point of the week and the good news is we're expecting drier conditions as we head into the weekend. this is a live picture from shaw university as we look downtown and pretty cloudy skies but every once in a while, you'll see the break indicating you may see that peek of sunshine. other cameras show a few more peeks so if you see it, enjoy it while it without a doubt, the heaviest rain is outside of our area towards the east but this morning -- or this afternoon, i should say -- light showers developing across portions of person county, orange, durham, harnett, cumberland, and to be aware of if you're heck checking it

gilead has a lot of nash assets, nash being liver disease. vertex would move them into a new space of rare diseases. incyte hassam immunooncology asset. this could be a foundational molecule for gilead to build around. however some analysts don't think they're going to pull the trigger on something that big. >> the suspicion would be greater that they're going to be do a big transformation deal. >> brian jeffries came out with a note, looking at the language they used to explain what they were going to do with the proceeds that did include, quote, possible future acquisitions. >> stay right here, another reason could be that hillary clinton has dropped in the polls. take a look at this chart. since hillary clinton came down with pneumonia, tbiotech has surged 7%. >> you know the answer is it's always an amalgam of the two. that's exactly what's happening. i found a lot wrong, but we have gotten this one right. ibb traded down to that 240 level that we said it was headed to. we said, look for 285. it's trading 300 right now. i don't think the

kathleen nash is back with us. she is going to tell us about the total transformation. good morning. >> good morning. how are you doing this morning? >> very well. good to have you back. >> i find so interesting you're a chiropractor, but you started a weight loss program. >> yes. the chiropractic -- that's how i started but the transformation has taken over the business so much. it's just amazing how many people need this type of help because they don't know why their bodies won't do what they expect it to do. >> you started this because you yourself -- >> my broad hey wasn't doing what i expected it to do. >> it happens to most of us. tell us how you decided i got to make a change, and i'm going to help other people make the change. >> well, my problem was i was trying to make the change since who was fat their whole life and i would do everything i thought i was supposed to do. i would eat less, drink more water, and every time i tried to lose weight or if i would do a commercial program it would always work, but it would always come right back. and it would come bac

hurt now he's back working too so he will be a part of an increased workload and guys like ronald nash more work out there. northwestern is better than their record there's a lot of talent on the team. they had a 10 win season last year a lot of good players on both sides of the ball back their he's a really good player runs the ball, the running backs an outstanding player they got a guy austin carr like the basketball player a receiver who didn't start last year but he's a really good player. you were really successful against them last year do you go back and look at that film and why were you so successful? started out really a back-and- forth both ways both teams just got a broker open but saw that coming. i think we played them 15 times it takes seven so it's going back-and-forth. you were able to get that first down run and run out the clock that has to help out your confidence. we didn't do that we weren't able to the week before. anytime you get to run the clock out that's one of the great things in football quite frankly.. progress we are hoping to take steps from week to wee

and around 2 this morning, a 28 year old man was shot near 20th and nash. the victim suffered serious injuries. police have not yet made any arrests in any of these cases. hundreds gathered to pay their respects to sister margaret held -- a nun with the school sisters of st. francis in the morning began with a prayer vigil and time of remembrance where many shared stories of sister margaret. then , a funeral mass lead by archbishop jerome listecki. held was fatally stabbed a week ago. police have charged a man with two counts of capital murder in the case. sister margaret's best friend offered prayers for him as well. 'god has placed in each of us some spark of life and love and my prayer find that and change what has happened and where he is and really become the person who might be able to reach out to others.' after the funeral mass a procession led sister margaret to mt. olivet cemetary where she was laid to rest. close to 100 students, faculty and staff lined the entrance to mt. olivet cemetery to honor sister margaret held. sister margaret is to say a

a 26-year-old man was shot near 20th and nash. the victim suffered serious injuries -- but is expected to survive. a third shooting happened near 86th and hampton. police say a 21-year-old man was shot after two people tried to rob him. the man is also expected to survive. investigating a crash near 55th and villard involving a stolen vehicle... it happened just before 2-30. officials say three vehicles were involved -- when the stolen vehicle crashed into a van, causing the van to roll and hit another vehicle. the driver of the stolen car ran from the scene -- and police are now searching for that person. five people were hurt -- one in the van and four in the third vehicle. their injuries are believed to be non- life-threatening. one of the two nuns murdered in mississippi last month was laid held grew up in slinger and was a part of the school sisters of st. francis here in milwaukee. as julie collins shows us today's focus was the life sister margaret held and the legacy she'll leave behind. the life of sister margaret held -

. >> alexander nash kak alley cat the rapper said he wants to clean up his act and be a better person for his little girl. >> took my breath away i promise to never step away. >> he now is time for his third >> right this minute tell me that they like my video. >> what? we are now immortalized in a rap sing is that is awesome. and it's such a great song, too. >> i can't believe y'all talking there took the first step i can't believe y'all was walking there i hate to put you on the ground love to crawl around travel the world going all around. >> i mean some day she'll go off and she could have read dad -- go back and look at these videos. that's her little visual time capsule. >> seeing how dedicated he is. i love it. gives you little goose bumps. >> i love you more than life itself and the first time you said that my heart beats up and understand videos i'm hoping that i do it for you. >> so these guys over at h3 it kind of failed on them the first time around. but this time instead of 100, they doubled up, and they're doing 200. so here we go. they start layering them up. he can bar

one person was killed in anklinounty, another in nash county. the holiday weekend began at 6 o'clock friday night and ended at midnight on monday. last year, troopers investigated 10 deadly crashes. >>> raleigh firefighters and police officers are set to protest during today's city council meeting. they are upset with their pay. they have been pushing for raises, saying tir current salaries are not enough to live on. councils approved a 5% rai earlier this summer, but police and firefighters say they pushed for 7%. >>> it is what our parents warned us about, and what we warn our own children about. still to come, police in winston winston, salem are doing to put an end to it. >>> it is not just flames that there's something out there. that can be seriou even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whooping cough vaccination today. newspapers say it's time pat mccrory and republicans in raleigh instead of putting

i reached out to nash county to the north and west. all watching closely. some folks saying they are also concerned. >> we have a pool in the backyard and it's starting to play. we are looking at its. >> reporter: if you're planning to head out tomorrow morning, you want to make sure you leave your self extra time and take it slow. >>> some the strongest wind and rain east of the treichel, many of the states top emergency officials here. >> they are monitoring the storm and its effects the emergency operation center. what are the expert saying?>> reporter: they are concerned about potentially the days a little bit but it still steady a cop rain has been coming down steadily all night. the major issue we see at this point is the wind picking up. strongest in the last hour. this is where the governor and people overseeing the states have been watching the storm. they don't expect for me to bring major damage in north carolina but they say the state has prepared. before heading our direction the past two georgia. the governor says it been in contact with leade

there's a few isolated showers throughout portions of nash, edgecombe and hall fax county barely reaching the ground there. steady rain with showers arriving through the coast. you can see those there. most of those not arriving until the afternoon and not everyone will see the wet weather. don't plan on seeing that rain today. 69 in 67 in henderson, 71 in durham and sanford. pinehurst, rayford and lillington. fayetteville good morning at 73. 70 out the door. cloudy and cool for this time of year. 76 at lunch time today most of us staying dry and 79 our afternoon high the best chance for showers develops after 3: 00. damp evening ahead temperatures around 77. more on the rest of your work week forecast and when cooler stefan? >> sounds good, thank you. 5:12 your time right now. >> i heard screaming and ran over to see what was going on. >> what a people in florida discovered was a man attacked by an alligator. later an update on that victim and what wildlife officials are saying this morning. >>> at this point can't we assume that any new yorker buying a pressure cooker is up to no good.

an m-p-d spokesman says he was arrested in a stolen vehicle that crashed near 23-rd and nash monday night. police say the case will be presented to the milwaukee county district seen stealing a trump sign from a walworth county home. and the homeowner says it's not the first time a trump sign has been stolen from his front yard. he set up a camera to try and catch the thief. monday afternoon, he came home to two signs missing from his yard. footage shows a woman running with a sign and throwing it into her s-u-v. after she steals the signs, she takes off. the town of geneva police are investigating. candidate himself will be in wisconsin tonight. he will talk to supporters at the waukesha expo center at six tonight. wisconsin is an important state for both trump and hillary clinton. the latest marquette law school poll gave clinton just a slight lead among likely voters 44 to 42, but that's still well within the margin of error, so it's a dead heat. that poll, however, was taken before monday's debate. an immediate poll taken by c-n-n after the debate gave the edge to clinton. although th