and through wilson and nash county, take a look where there's blue. this is ponding on the roadway and we'll zoom in a little bit to give a better idea of some of the streets affectedded here but if you're t morning, wipers on and take it slow. u.s. 1 from 40 to downtown, 19 minutes from 540 to downtown, about 22 minutes. airport boulevard is very busy and people heading up north so extremely crowded today. >>> people are keeping an eye on matthew after being familiar with flooding. floyd swept through the building and houses the ultimate body shop. >> does it make you nervous? water begins rising and comes close to the building and how we will evacuate. >> they have not decided whether or not to close. >>> in the sandhills area, people hope they don't they don't have a repeat of flooding. officials in hope mills said their main concern is a sewage pipe that could buster if flooded with debris. >>> thousands of people are looking for safe places to stay areas. on the north carolina/south carolina state line, people were stopping at south of the border

>> in my arms. >> reporter: an autopsy could not determine the cause of sylvia nash's death. and the church denies mms played any role, to the outrage of her husband. >> mms did kill my there's no question in my mind. >> reporter: in the wake of the death of sylvia nash, federal authority opened an investigation of the mms network, resulting in the conviction of one of the mms distributor, daniel smith, serving four years in prison for selling mms as a drug. >> he turned to profit and people were buying it it believing it was a drug. >> so calling it the sacrament >> it can still be prosecuted if they are selling it in order to cure diseases and telling people it can cure decembers. >> they say they are collecting donations for the cure, not selling it. >> help us help others. >> reporter: but as we saw in our undercover investigation, he continues to make his outrageous claims. >> just from the one out, from prostate cancer to brain cancer, to autism. >> reporter: plus hiv. >> we get rid of >> reporter: leukemia with children. >> we got some kids with leukemia. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: but it was only after the death of the wife of doug nash, retired nasa scientist, that the government began to investigate who was peddling the miracle mms solution. on a sailing trip to the pacific offered her a small container of mms as protection from malaria. >> about 15 minutes later she began to indicate she was feeling bad. >> reporter: what were the symptoms? >> diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and that increased in intensity. i felt her go slump and her eyes flipped up in her head and defocused. i think that's when she actually died, when her heart stopped. >> reporter: right there? >> right there. >> reporter: in >> in my arms. >> reporter: an autopsy could not determine the cause of sylvia nash's death. and the church denies mms played any role, to the outrage of her husband. >> mms did kill my wife. there's no question in my mind. >> reporter: in the wake of the death of sylvia nash, federal authority opened an investigation of the mms network, resulting in the conviction of one of the mms distributor, daniel smith, selling mms as a drug. >> he turned to profit an

from experience i can say that nash was so reserved in his school, like he wouldnt speak. he didnt have friends. he was so, but now that hes gone to a couple of years, he has friends. he talks about them at home. weve just watched him progressively become an adult, you know, at age 13. hes grown up." that's the kind of story that niedfeldt wants all of his students to have. "im hoping that they walk away, you know, excited that they learned something new. and life is full of awesome possibilities outdoors." "i love just to see the excitement, not just getting in the boat, but when get to catch a fish. and sometimes you get surprised and you catch a big fish." the big catch wasn't necessarily what cessalyn pulled out of the lake. instead it was just the experience she was able to share with her friends. "its like a family to me you know. my family, were always together. were always doing things together. so it feels like im with my family." in washington county, brandon cruz, fox 6 sports. toss to weather. a crisp, clear fall afternoon ahead with high temperatures in the lo

>> reporter: there was nothing funny about it for silvia nash. >> i felt her go slump. and her eyes flipped up in her head and defocused. i think that's when she actually died, when her heart stopped. >> reporter: right there. >> right there. >> reporter: in your arms? >> in my arms. >> reporter: an autopsy could not determine the precise cause of sylvia nash's death, and the church denies mms plays any role, to the outrage of her husband. >> mms did kill my wife. there's no question in my mind. >> reporter: and now nash is working to help expose mms and the leaders of the church who are pushing it. >> those that were there we remember with care -- >> reporter: especially the priest, jim humble, who says he discovered the miracle cure. but humble's whereabouts have been a carefully guarded church secret until our "20/20" investigative team finally tracked him down, across the border in mexico, in a small town outside guadalajara, somewhere down this dirt road. prosecutors say they would love to have humble come back to the united states, but that as long as he is here i

ot doug nash: "mms did kill my wife. there's no question in my mind." an autopsy could not determine her cause of death. nats but the claims that the miracle cure actually harms people was not something the archbishop wanted to talk about. brian ross: are you harming people with this do you think sir? mark grenon: no, not at all. brian ross: you're not. not at all. mark grenon: you're an actor ok? brian ross: i am a reporter. mark grenon: you're a piece of (expletive) as they say in brian ross reporting. this morning -- two museums in chicago and cleveland are having fun with the cubs - indians world series rivalry. what they're doing... is now trending. and -- a woman tries teaching her husband a lesson and instead wins a million dollars! how it happened -- up next. but first -- abc's person of the week. a viral story about a mom and her child with autism -- rejected by a modeling agency! but when she sent in his photo --a response -- that led her to fight for children with special needs everywhere. abc's david muir reports. it all started with this li

. >> reporter: she heard about asher nash and his story when it first started going viral. >> i think for me once again, you know, why is this happening? and then it was like, oh my god, these things happen. >> he >> marketable? somebody in the industry, is this marketable? it could be under the right circumstance. >> reporter: we asked more questions. >> i would ask them prior to submitting him, we do have someone aged 5 who is absolutely adorable. he is a special-needs child. >> reporter: she feels nash's story touching so many parents proves the power of social media. >> we can interact immediately and we can actually show immediately. >> reporter: and it's that support that has turned this story from one of defeat to one of complete adorable victory. phil buck 10news wtsp. >> it's contagious how adorable hes. awareness month which makes nash's story even more timely in this effort to build acceptance for children with special needs. >>> like the saying goes, all good things come to an end. >> don't tell me this weather is coming to an end. [ multiple speakers ] >> well, i love how

cheryl: captain nash, i don't have a lot of time, i do want to ask you about ieds.can you hear that word and shudder at thought because some american lives were thought or destroyed because of ieds. that is what isis reportedly is doing. they have surrounded mosul. that is why we think this american and you reported this american casualty happened. how worried are you about the -- they have had a lot of time to set this up, perimeter if you will. >> they have had two years to figure this out. they're not only planting ieds all over the place, explosives and buildings, real landmines, not homemade or crafted ieds, but conscripted children to turn them into suicide bombers. they have dug ditches around the city, filled it with oil to light that on fire to obscure the ground from the air so it limits the use of air power. and they have started putting snipers up so that any families that try to flee at night, snipers have night vision scopes, and they're killing these families. they're shooting them as they're trying to get out. they want to fold the civilians in place

now, we're seeing our rain this morning, heavy showers in nash, edgecombe, wilson counties, and wake counties. this is not associated with hurricane matthew but will slow you down as you head for the door this morning. 67 raleigh, 70 goldsboro, 71 clinton, while raeford is at 68 degrees. here's the forecast for the day ahead, a wet morning, 68, 69 at lunchtime, cloudy and cool, showers continue this afternoon with a high of 71. i do think hurricane matthew will spread wind and rain as early as tonight and tomorrow is going to be another wet one for us. more in your complete forecast. >>> well, matthew may not be here in north carolina yet but effect at rdu and other painters in the state. >> flights are being canceled around the country and here at home. carleigh griffith has the

it's nice to have a six year- old like nash to fill us in on some >> that's a football. this is our favorite team, it's a cardinal. if you play football, you have to wear a mouth guard because you don't want -- because you don't want your mouth to hurt. >> and the most important thing is to always have fun and -- >> i'm going to do my best today. >> great job, nash. with those words of advise, it's time for the -- advice, it's time for the coaches to get the kids in position and get this game started. it's the scorpions and the road runners. it's a handoff and run. even if you run the wrong way, just run. again, the key is to have fun. so nash, what's going on at this point in the game? >> right now we're on offense. >> offense? it really doesn't matter at this stage. what's the objective? >> to get it past the quarterback. >> after hard hitting fast paced action, the kids are letting coach know just how they're feeling. >> my legs are tired. >> okay, we're getting ready. let's go. >> just like that, the kids are ready to go at it again. >> one, two, three, road runners.

nash's office is located on horizon ridge parkway. for more information give her office a call or visit her website. >> i need to see the shirtless pic after. next time. stick with us. more to come on the blend in just minutes. >>> it's no secret i absolutely love my dogs. if you're like plea you want the best for your pet. ville verde is here to give your animal first class care. >> here is dr. jonathon snead, owner of valle verde animal hospital. we've had you on before. what sets you aside from all the other practices in town? >> well, valle verde we believe in boutique style animal hospital. we provide the best amount of care at the lowest cost and lowest volume. when you come in you spend as much time with the doctor as you answered. when you leave you are guaranteed that you understand what's going on before you leave that hospital. so we just love the client education. we love giving back to the community. that's what makes us different. >> that's awesome. >> i appreciate that, because i've been into some larger -- you get one

halifax hope justin nash rocky mount and sampson county scols closed again today for the impact of hurricane matthew had and more ntols are on a two hour delay >>> good morning to you would home. we once again start f the 56 fayetteville. some patchy fog t this morning at 5271 at noon and 78 the afternoon high. more on the recast in a little bit. >>> the big picture we don't see much. no major accidents on the main highways. moving smo ocourse we still have a trouble spot on 95 and that is the southbound and northbound directions closed from the cumberland county area southward toward south carolina. find an alternate route. 301 is not a good option because that is still closed to general public as well. only local traffic and emergency crewargetting through on 301. and then 401 r >>> hurricane matthew has had an impact on the area. 20 people across the s are dead and many dealing with major flooding issues. >> one of the hardest hit is edgecombe county. is a live -- a lot to watch out the officers around here have blocked off many streets the usin the dangerous situation that continues in e

no thanks to detective nash. oh? is there a problem? too many to enumerate. this chair would be a more suitable collaborator. he's not wrong. i don't know what to tell you guys. but if you want to be consulting detectives, you got to consult with someone. you've burned through half the squad since bell transferred to demographics. well aware, but i believe i have a solution. you. i understand the rote administrative elements of your position demand much of your time, but you could rely on us to carry the bulk of your investigative load. i'm sorry, i've got some rote administrative work to do. why don't you take him for a walk? crash a prom or something. man: hashemi and mukerji, i want you listening to the chatter coming out of bensonhurst. sengupta and theil, and last but not least-- bell. to the young man who picked against the knicks in the pool yesterday, a special prize. you and, uh, wozniak, you get to visit nemetz oil recycling. a man of advanced years called the tip line 'cause he thought he saw a man with dark features up to no good there. you have f

>>before you start your day we have som halifahnston nash rocky mount and sampson county schools closed again today because of the impact from hurricane matthew. >>> let's go straight to the alyssa corfont with a look at what we're dealing with today. >> there are certainly some relief because dry weather will continue again today and through the upcoming week the l around the sandhills but the good news is most of these rivers and locations have already crested and are starting to fall. still causing major flooding across goldsboro and the tar river and really impacting flooding conditions around the principle area. the water will start to recede but it's going to recede slowly as we proach the weekend. mid-40s now and 50 in raleigh. for the day ahead some fog of the door early and 71 at noon. 78 for he afternoon high. the full forecast coming up. >>> a disabled vehicle inside the beltline but a small acdent on linwood avenue with no injuries reported. the airport this could slowyou down but we don't see major delays. ere you will see delays is 95 starting around cumberland county and

ot doug nash: "mms did kill my wife. there's no question in my mind." an autopsy could not determine her cause of death. nats but the claims that the miracle cure actually harms people was not something the about. brian ross: are you harming people with this do you think sir? mark grenon: no, not at all. reporter. mark grenon: you're a piece of (expletive) as they say in spanish. that was brian ross reporting. we're now learning new details -- on the boat accident -- that killed -- miami marlins pitcher --jose fernandez. medical examiners say -- fernandez --had cocaine -- and alcohol in his system -- before his deadly crash last month. his friends -- were killed -- after their boat -- hit a jetty near miami beach. his official cause of death -- is listed as boat crash. investigators -- have not determined -- who was steering the vessel-- before the collision. 06-09 ohhh this fedex plane -- to burst into flames -- on the runway! and now -- federal investigators -- want to know -- why. it happened last night -- as it was touching down -- at fort lauderdal

will be able to trade in for sunglasses creedmore, durham, wake counties, heavier showers on 95 in nash county. rocky mount, bailey, wilson, heavy rain through edgecombe county into northeastern portions of wayne county. goldsboro, the rain pretty light but these rainfall rates will pick up for you. this is spreading in a westerly direction so johnston and franklin county, you should be the next to see the rain. hour by hour, the showers are washout but more hours will have wet weather than others, 68 through 10:00 a.m., high of 71 this afternoon, breezy. we drop back to 69 by 6:00 p.m. so here's the latest track on matthew. remember, this is a 5:00 a.m. update. this storm 40 miles east- southeast of cape canaveral, florida, moving north-northwest at 13 miles per hour so still a powerful category 3 storm that saturday morning. that would be winds about 105 miles per hour, still a dangerous category 2 hurricane off the coast of charleston, south carolina. that's why they're issuing evacuations for the coastal communities through georgia and south carolina. this takes the hard southeaster

harnett, johnston nash rocky mount schools are a handful cled down for the day. you can find a complete list on our website. >>> many of those hools are closed due to rampant power outages that are plaguing the state right now. >> right now hundreds of thousands are without power. ali warshavsky joins us live now in wake county with the latest on the efforts to get the poweback on, and they have a long road ahead ali. >> reporter: good morning russ, that's right, we're on colonial this neighborhood is serveby duke energy and they are not expected tget power restored for another six days. residents on this street along with over a half million others remain without power this morning. north carolina state emergency response team told us that number was around 770,000 right after the storm hit. duke energy representatives say although they have over 5800 crews on the ground and many on the way to help out, it will still be a while until power is substations that were flooded and we won't be able to safely work in some of those zones until the flooding has receded.

. >> cumberland, halifax, harnett, moore, nash, rocky mount all closed today. and lee county is on a one-hour delay. >> we have more school closings on our website wncn.com. for right now let's go straight to storm team meteorologist alyssa corfont. >> good morning to you at mentioned are still under flood warnings as we progress throughout this morning. flooded roads and rivers continue, full creeks and streams, even clogged storm drains. we have a number of road closured because of high water and storm damage from this past weekend. we'll continue to watch these. they continue through 10:30 this evening if not extended by the national weather service. let's go ahead and take a look at our satellite and radar composite. not a lot going on locally. likely in the 40s, and that's where we'll start around 8 a.m., 48, 65 at lunchtime, 72 our high. normal is close to 74. back to 67 by 6 p.m. this evening. it's 4:32. lets check in with traffic. if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning, let's go ahead and look at those live drive conditions and look a

want to bring in fox news military analyst captain chuck nash.aptain nash, this is a very delicate in our country right now. for me, i've seen the war on cops for a long time. and saw it as an ideological war, fought in the media and fought by hollywood with all the scripts and the cops being bad guys and seeing it play out on the streets. what do you make of it all? >> well, charles, it's being fueled by a false narrative, and the false narrative is somehow our backward, racist police are out on the street gunning down innocent people, and in particular, gunning down unarmed, innocent black men, when, in fact, if you look at the statistics, a police officer between 2015 and 2016 is twice as likely to be killed in the line of duty. so the ferguson effect, call it what you will, the police are no longer proactive policing. the bad guys are getting more free license, and these shootings are happening. i don't know the situation here in this shooting, it could have been off the traffic stop, it could have been an assassination as we've seen. i don't

. >>> looks like they're steve nash, i really don't know we get each other. >>> i am steve nash. as much as i want to be -- lewinsky i am quick in the pagan and -- taken and he is doing all the dirty work and looking good doing it . >>> let's check out baseball american league, rangers today, no brawls just a big blow -- is this is postseason baseball bases-loaded triple j's -- ten- one and take a one-zero series lead. >>> nicely done. >>> there's always next year a new manager. >> let's see what happens. thanks for watching tonight. i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, >>> right now on "the list," prices are falling like leaves, what items are super cheap in october and upgreat

lee, moore, nash, rocky mount. >> and sampson county, wayne >>> the anxiety levels as you can imagine are growing as the tar river continues to rise. >> and hurricane floyd devastated that town back inwan repeat itself. julia sims is live in the tarboro where the river is julia? >> reporter: bill, residents are bracing for a possible blow by hurricane matthew. at this point, it's a matter of wait, and pray. this is a the tar river from sky 5. the river was swollen and it's expected to crest at feet. feet. so really, there is not a lot of wiggle room but leaders are confident that the dam will hold but it's really just a matter of reaches. princeville is a low-lying down of about 2000 residents and a mandatory evacuation was ordered sunday, and the town manager tells us that he believes everybody took the orders seriously and left town. so, again, this is a river that is expected to cr this morning and a lot of people are keeping their eyes on it and watching to see what happens. we'll be here to let you know thank you, julia sims. >>> and we are monitoring a similar situation in moore

this is 15-month-old asher nash. he has down's syndrome. his mother megan submitted these photos to a local advertising agency in georgia for an oshkosh ad campaign. she never heard back, so she pressed and that's when she found out that ad agency submit nash's photos because he has special needs. even oshkosh has taken notice. how can't you notice this little boy? he is adorable. oshkosh contacted megan and asked to set up a meeting. this story is exploding on social media tonight. thousands of you are supporting this mother and her young son, and here's what some of you wrote on our 10news wtsp facebook page. megan wrote in part, it shouldn't matter if he has special needs or not. he is adorable. kimberly h. agreed writing, oh my gosh, what a cuti i bet a lot of you think the same thing. like us on facebook and join the conversation. >>> streaming live from the middle of nowhere. see how a survivalist is becoming an internet celebrity. >>> these are just a few of the hundreds of women who stepped up to the plate and kept baseball alive du

it all started with this little guy. 15-month-old asher nash, born with down syndrome outside atlanta. he is a natural in front of the camera. so when his mother meagan read about an online casting call for babies to model for oshkosh clothes, she submitted asher's pictures to the modeling agency doing the search. >> anywhere we go, anyone he their world. >> reporter: but asher's mom says the agency didn't send the photos of her son to oshkosh's parent company, carter's. she says they told meagan the company didn't specify they were looking for a special needs baby. >> i felt angry and i felt hurt and i thought this is a form of discrimination and i wondered, how many other babies and children and adults are getting turned down or not being submitted because they have a disability. >> reporter: frustrated, meagan posted her story. these pictures. it went viral, catching the attention of executives at carter's. they run oshkosh. and this week, we were there with asher and his mom as they went to oshkosh headquarters. >> having two kids, i see the way that the world looks at my daughter

recovery centers will soon close, nash and wilson county will close tomorrow. federal and state representatives will still be able to help storm victims at the other 11 locations including cumberland, edgecombe, harnett, johnston, lenoir, and wayne counties. to reach out and help those trying to recover from hurricane matthew. wral is helping with a couple of buses that are parked and just waiting for you to come out and fill them up. >> this is all part of an effort with go triangle, the united way, and rdu international to collect much- needed supplies to get them to the families who are hurting in the flooded areas. lena tillett joins us live from carter-finley stadium lena? >> reporter: good morning, bill and renee. many of you viewers have asked what can they do to help? they want to find a way to contribute to the storm victims of hurricane matthew, and many of them are just beginning to feel the true weight of hurricane matthew, and princeville residents will be out here to assess the damage. storm relief bus, folks are coming by with items in bulk, not

joining me chuck nash. captain nash i was startled. 8 million dollars on the missiles, $1 million. and they were cheap chinese rockets that fell into the sea. could these guys nickel and dime us to death. >> they could nickel dime us, yes. the other thing we may be looking at 802 missiles were originally designed by the chinese. the iranians now build them and iranians are most likely of the people to supply them to the houthi. the iranians guard the straits of hormuz with the same missiles. were they firing at our ships to understand our defensive tactics and to listen to our electronic counter measures to make the straits of hormuz more accurate? this is a cat and mouse game and never anything separate forward. accidents sometimes plays and sometimes it doesn't. the iranians as has been said, they invented chess and we play checkers. charles: on that note though, folks who think the military is too large a part of our budget and that the pentagon spends willy-nilly, that's great what you're saying and they acknowledge, hey, this happened on the anniversary of the u.s.s. cole and

. >> that's like steve nash, i really know -- you just get each other. >> i'm steve nash, as much as want to be nowitzki, i'm the quick guy coming around the pick and shooting the three and he's doing the dirty work and looking good doing it. >> troy says a source told him offensive lineman stevenson will not play sunday with a strained calf muscle. read it about on the denver channel.com. >>> thursday night football, the nationa anthem protest on going, >>> baseball playoffs, game one, red sox, indians, boston, went from a 2-1 lead to a 4-2 deficit in the 3rd inning. three jacks in a row by cleveland. lindor with that blast. 5-4 indians take game one. >>> and jay/rangers, no brawls, yet. just a big below from tulowitzki, bases loaded, not any more. a three-run triple, jays whacked the rangers 10-1. up 1-0 in that s >> getting it done. >> speaking of, it's 37 out side right now. >> going down to 30 tonight. but, a beautiful weekend coming dicky: >> guillermo:. >> jimmy: >> jimmy:. it's ?jimmy kimmel l? tonight, martin lawrence from ?westworld?, luke hemsworth this week in unnecessary

the family chose not to name - looking for children for an oshkosh b'gosh ad campaign sot - meagan nash, mother - 17;05;03;03 he met the size criteria, the eye color, the hair color so i submitted after not hearing from the agency, she reached out and says she was told they never submitted asher's photos to wasn't looking for a baby with special needs. (gfx)the "kids with down syndrome" facebook page sharing asher's story hoping to "show the world what he's made of!" the post going viral. shortly after, oshkosh took notice- and now little asher has the opportunity to wow oshkosh face to face? (gfx) in a statement to abc news, the company says "we look forward to meeting with asher and his family, as well as taking steps to enhance the representation of diverse children in our main goal is for them to meet him next week ? and fall in love with him that was rachel smith reporting. it's a race against time -- to save a lost hiker. annie schmidt -- has been missing for a week -- in a patch of woods -- near portland, oregon. drones -- dogs -- and teams of searchers -- are scouring the treach