do it right. >>> the donald trump trump has just issued a statement on north korea. >> north korea'stest, the fourth since hillary clinton has become secretary of state is one more example of her catastrophic fate yurs. she promised to work to end that but it has grown in sophistication. her north korean policy is one more calamitous diplomatic failure from a failed secretary of state. that statement from jason miller, senior adviser to donald trump. the hillary clinton supporter, congressman steny hoyer is joining us. you heard the statement. the first time we heard it as well. bha what's your reaction when you hear the trump campaign blame hillary clinton for what north korea is up to? >> i think it is absurd. the bush administration had problems with the north koreans. we have had problems. the chinese need to weigh in. it is dangerous to them. the north koreans have acted irresponsibly and what is usually the case. that statement says nothing about what donald trump would do. what his policy would be, how he would effectively curb north korea's dangerous behavior as we ought to d

north korea sank a south korean submarine several years ago. north korea shelled a south korean city that killed a number of people several years ago. south koreans did nothing in response. politically, that's coming to the point in south korea where that is no longer acceptable. politically, a south korean regime is going to have to respond. just a couple of months ago, a couple of north korean operatives came across the border, planted mines. a south korean soldier walking along was killed by one of these mines. the old south korea would have just let that go. the new south korea, charlie, responded by firing 50 artillery shells back into north korea. so you can see how this could grow into something bigger, snowball into something bigger. so that's one thing i worry about, right, is something getting out of control between north and south korea. then probably the biggest thing i worry about is north korea already demonstrated it is willing to sell ballistic missile technology and actually sell ballistic missiles and they've shown they're wil

the north korea sanctions? >> mr. chairman, the administration did levy sanctions against a number of north korean individuals and entities in the wake of the sony hack under our own presidential executive order that preceded the adoption and the signing of the north korea sanctions act. we haven't yet developed a case under the law for -- against north korean cyber actors. but we are working towards that end. there is no question that north korea's cyber activities, both those that emanate directly from north korea and from servers in third countries represent a serious threat to us and to others. we're on it. >> because, i mean, as reported this summer, north korean hackers steal blueprints for u.s. fighter jets. have they been sanctioned under the legislation, these actors? >> the intelligence and the law enforcement community and the u.s. government is looking at, and seeking to develop cases in order to sanction north korean actors for any transgression. >> you talked a little bit about air koreo. is there design

is prepared to meet with the north koreans, with north korean diplomats without any conditions.nd thestion is whether the conditions for nuclear negotiations, for a forming negotiation. and for me, a minimum condition has to be an agreement that the purpose of nuclear negotiations is to achieve eventual disarmament. nobody expects that to happen ip the near term, but in some kind of sequence, series of steps. secondly, while the talks are going on, north korean refrain r from nuclear and long-range missile testing. so me, that's a reasonable minimal requirement, and i thini you can get the chinese and other major powers involved in the talks to agree to that. now, the obama administrationdm has been asking for more.mo they have been asking for restraints on north korean fissile material destruction as a condition for starting negotiations. i think that hasn't worked andan we have to look at trying to come to an agreement with china on conditions that are more realistic. >> woodruff: greg thielmann,gr how do you see that? what do you think needs to happeno now? >> i mostly agree with w

north yee doesn't care. north korea, by some accounts, as many as a million or two million people have starved to death in a given year. they don't care. >> do you think they're afraid? >> no. here's what i think. hopefully we've got to control them and hope that something changes at some point. there's nothing wrong with trying. we have to make clear that's in place. >> i remember back in 1994, and i'm sure you remember as well. i was cnn's white house correspondent when bill clinton negotiated a nuclear deal with the north korean regime. it looked very upbeat. how did that deal work out? >> it worked out terribly but it was worth the effort. it was worth trying because the alternative, if we said we're not going to negotiate, they would have gone forward any way. it was worth the effort. what that attempt and what the 20 years since have shown us, i won't say it a fourth time but north korea doesn't care. we have got to deter them from a guaranteed response. >> let me get your thought on these allegations

charlie: we begin with north korea.hat country conducted its fifth underground nuclear test on friday. the government confirmed the test after a magnitude 5.3 earthquake hit near the country's nuclear site. it suggests the country is moving closer to building a earthquake hit near the functional nuclear warhead and the missiles to carry the warhead. international leaders have condemned pyongyang's actions, which occurred days after the g-20 summit in china. president obama expressed continued support and security for our regional allies and called for serious consequences. joining me now is richard haass. president of the council on foreign relations, and once again, i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. how serious is this? richard: this is arguably the number one national security threat that faces the united states over the next five years, possibly facing the next president of the united states. charlie: why? richard: this is the most closed, most militarized society on the face of the earth. it has c

north korea has fired 21 missiles this year. three were launched this week and are believed to have fallen in japan's exclusive economic zone. experts say a warhead explosion test raises the threat, though it may take more time to miniaturize the explosive device and design it to endure heat and shock. >> translator: the obama administration has only a few months left. pyongyang might be pushing ahead with its nuclear development to strengthen its negotiating position before the next american president takes office. >> reporter: pyongyang's latest action is likely to further test the diplomatic skills of leaders in the region and around the globe. yoshitaka hirauchi, nhk world, tokyo. >>> officials in tokyo addressed the situation on the north's latest nuclear test. defense minister t held talks on friday with u.s. ambassador caroline kennedy. >> translator: we believe north korea's technology has improved. including the ballistic missiles. japan will work closely with other concerned countries to deal with the situation. >> in

north carolina's tight but north carolina's always tight. right?h carolina is always tight and it's becoming presumably more blue, more democrat, every year as new people move into the state. but the fact that it is tight, and so many of these other swing states are tight. ohio is even now. especially pennsylvania. hillary was up by double-digits and is town by five points. >> down? >> not down. she has come down five pointses. up by five. and the question is what is going on? why are hillary clinton's numbers falling? and i think the reason is that because of the reporting on the e-mail scandal and the clinton foundation, these things have become a ball and chain that she simply -- >> the reporting has done it. the reporting has -- i actually knew that. it's the cycle. isn't it? after her convention she had a big bounce, and then here comes the reporting, and so we're in a down cycle so do we expect this to trend back up again. >> it's a very volatile race no questions. the numbers have been going like that but i'm beginning to wonder whether hill

in fayetteville, cbs north caroleased iden the person who died. they're still look ing into how that fire started and where in the home it did. >>> cbs north carolina has learned that the 23-year-old man hospitalized in a weekend hit-and-run crash has died. the police tell when he was hit. he died last night. the driver is still out there. >>> covering raleigh now and hundreds of firefighters are planning to gather outside of city hall tonight to demand better salaries an pay raises. the group, raleigh firefighters united says the low wages are ers to take better paying - jobs in other towns and cities. both firefighters and police officers demanded 7% raises over the summer. during the city council's pay races to all city employees. meanwhile, a cbs north carolina investigation reveals several city leaders received pay raises without a pay study last year. >>> after some fantastic temperatures over the holiday weekend, the heat and the humidity is back on the rise this week. storm team meteorologist kristin kevin is live here with a first look at

what is north korea claiming? reporter: the north koreans just announced 30 minutes ago that it managed to detonate a nuclear warhead in the test. it says it now has the ability to mount these warheads onto rockets. in other words, they can produced militarized nuclear arms. if true, that means they can fit it onto rockets and tie it further, putting potentially a wider range of countries at risk of an attack. manus: to what extent, and i say this with a certain amount of brevity. to what extent can we believe them. it is still a little bit too early in terms of credibility of these claims. do you 100% believe them? >> absolutely. the fourth test they conducted in january, the north koreans claimed to have produced hydrogen bombs. in those we spolke to countries all around the world said, "no, this was not a hydrogen test." "north korea's claims don't stand up." for now, it is a little bit early to say whether they have produced a militarized weapon, that we should definitely have a heavy dose of skepticism around

china has also been criticized north being tough enough with its north korean ally. that might be changing. the "wall street journal" is reporting beijing could be cracking down on a major chinese firm across the border with north korea facilitating pyongya pyongyang's nuclear weapon development. this under the pressure from the obama administration which feels like time is running out. >> pressure doesn't feel like a enough. criticism, the pressure wasn't brought up through the chinese fast enough. >> reporter: also at the u.n., president obama branded north korea a country that is an economic wasteland. it is an increasingly dangerous one as well. bret? >> greg, thank you. >>> an incredible show of power from mother nature. in costa rica. temporarily closed the international airport in the country's capital. costa rica's volcano erupted several times sends smoke and gas billowing into the air and raining ash down into san jose. residents lives around the base of that volcano have not been evacuated yet. after clearing ash from the are runway, the airport re-opened.

the five previous security council resolutions on north korea targeted north korea's missile and nuclear programs. they did what they did the the targets were narrowly focused. thearch, 2016, after january 2016 nuclear tests, security council resolution 2270 imposed measures targeting economic activities generally that supported the regime probably. not just revenue streams directly connected to nuclear and ballistic missile programs, this is the first time u.n. with the support of all the secret counsel permanent members took this step. that crossed the line in a good way. in addition, congress and the administration after the nuclear tests worked together to adopt broad domestic authorities that operate on the principles of we must go after the revenue streams that support north korean regimes. -- the north korean regime. follow the money. sanctions signed by president obama, we have principlesused its and requirements. the administration has supplemented the act including by designating kim jong-un himself. most recently, on september 26, the treasury department designated for chinese

north korea conducted a nuclear test today. fifth one. north korea says it's able to mount a war head on a ballistic missile. after president obama wrapped up trip to asia. the presidential campaign focuses on security issues, donald trump defending his statement that is he was publicly opposed to the iraq war before it started. hillary clinton says that just isn't true. problems continue for samsung over galaxy note 7 smartphone recall because of exploding lithium batteries. faa are telling passengers not to turn them on and not to charge them on board planes, also don't put them on checked baggage. ahead of the opening bell. dow futures given 31 points. s&p down 2 and a half, that's a look at what's happening now. nicole: thanks, lawyeren. professor joins us by telephone, professor of political science, author of north korea and regional security in the kim jong un era. we welcome you this morning, your thoughts and the timing of this test and what was unique about the test in particular? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me a

i rise to speak about the threat from north korea. the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. a senator: mr. president, i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. gardner: thank you. i rise to speak about the threat from northee. jong un has conducted the fourth test. this is the regime's second test this year. this is the largest weapon they have ever tested with an estimated explosive yield of 10 kill tons of t.n.t. the rapid advancement of north korea's ballistic missile program is a grave threat to global peace and security and a direct threat to the u.s. homeland in our immediate future. this past week i have since the detonation of this fifth nuclear test, i had the opportunity to visit with general robinson, our combatant commander of northcom and ambassador un of north korea and the am bass dr of japan, to visit with ambassador freed of the state department about all that is happening in north korea and our response to the provocative actions, the dangerous actions of this regi

cbs north carolina. >>> o.k. so clinton will spend another day at home today while her husband bill clinton fills in for her at a campaign event in las vegas were heading to -- >>> for a check on the traffic now here's allie. >> happy wednesday to you. a nice, easy ride in. so far if you're traveling into durham no delays holding you back from getting to work on time. all the way down through fayetteville. 95. local roads there. so far so good fsm you're heading out the door, your eastbound drive times first. just 17 minutes there. a wednesday morning. outside now to i-40 at jones sausage road. not too many headlights out there just yet. we'll let you know when that changes. >> time is 5:08. russian hackers release information. now some top stars have to defend themselves. >> a cell phone explodes. the horrifying results and what the governor takes aim at a state toxicologist today in another political dustup over coal ash. woman: governor pat mccrory's office is refuting claims he misled the homeowners about the

>> north korea, what would donald trump do if north korea has ballistic missiles that can carry nuclear weapons to the continental united states? >> well, he wouldn't do what's being done now, with the president in asia talking about donald trump instead of north korea. >> you always refer to what the democrats are doing. what would he do? he wants to be president. what would he do in north korea had the capacity to deliver a nuclear weapon to the united states? >> donald trump, his entire america first doctrine is he would always look out for the interest of this country. and north korea and the rest of the world would know that president trump and vice president pence aren't messing around with anybody who's trying to threaten our lives. the generals that i hear and the national security experts that i hear, talk about nuclear capability being nothing short of devastating. >> what would donald trump do if >> he would make sure they would never uue it. >> how? >> he's not going to reveal all of his plans. he's made that very clear. >> see, donald trump would not be messsng around. he d

in north carolina. where she will appear and find out who donald trump in charlotte. >> the first triangle town to experience faster internet with google fiber which opened up in about two hours. a big day in the triangle. thank you for joining us. i'm brian shrader in for bill leslie. >> i'm renee chou. we continue with our warm weather here in september. i guess summer just wants to hang on for a little lit. >> we have pretty sunrises out there this morning. some of you are blanketed in clouds and others have a little bit of cloud cover and that make for a little -- a nice sunrise. no rain in the forecast for the morning commute. it will likely stay dry for us today with some showers our coast t -- it does feel good outside. this afternoon, temperature will be warming up after this nice start in the 106. we'll warm -- in the 60s. we'll warm up to the 80s by lunchtime. and then a cold front arrives coming up in just a few minutes. >> and now it is time to take a look at the roads. >> it is a pleasant s

cbs north carolina's a.j. joins us now from oak island wit >> now, when we first got to oak island, the waves were not what they're like right now. we've been talking to people who live here. they are saying that's the one thing noticeable with this storm coming is just the intensity of the ocean. we are actually having to move up on the beach because this storm surge is just continuing to push up the coast. now, friday is the day that people within brunswick county say that they are ready for this storm, specifically officials services have specific hours on friday they are preparing for the storm. the one thing they are fore kusing on for this area is the possibility of flooding. that's what a lot of the people who live on oak island say they are ready for as well. we also spoke to some officials within the town of oak island. she says they are ready essentially for what the storm will bring. >> have to keep an eye out on the winds and the -- the storm surge and if we need to evacuation, we will, but we're n

hitting north carolina right now.... north carolina right now.... the storm made landfall in florida early this morning and then headed right for our state. it's been bringing heavy rains and some flooding. this is a live look at wrightsville beach. here's what we know right now... one death is now one death is now being blamed on hermine... the death happened in florida. more than 18 thousand people in north carolina-- are without power right now. and we're getting reports of 'trees' down.. and some flash flooding. good evening i'm joel brown... in for steve daniels. and i'm tisha powell ... we've got reports from the triangle to the coast to keep you up to date as hermine moves through... chief meteorologist chris hohmann in the first alert storm center begins our coverage... chris what's the latest on this storm? the flow around the storm will he the effects of hermine-- as the storm moves through our state... we've got team coverage, tonight-- from the triangle, to the sandhills.. and eastern north carolina... athans is there now live as hermine

it is vital that we bring the world together to stop north korea's dangerous game. in discussions of national security, it can be easy to get mired in the tactics or overly focused on the threats. let's not lose sight of what this larger project of american leadership is about. it is about creating more piece peace, prosperity, human dignity. that is what we have to focus on every day. number of your excellent suggestions about what's we can and should be doing at home. -- what we can and should be doing at home to bring our american muslim communities must work closely and welcomed into the struggle against radicalization. on theious to follow-up ideas and even some of the model programs that are currently underway. i'm humbled to be supported in this race by a growing number of retired military leaders. earlier this week, 95 retired generals and admirals endorsed me for president. in the past 48 hours, another 15 have joined them. so have people on both sides of the debate to have to defined our foreign policy for the last 30 years. the support is an honor. i'm gr

and four points and north carolina. the survey of all, 13 battleground states, finds h leads ju two points. th mig b because more than nine in voters feel the same or worse aboutlinton explanations for her email server. trump is still on fire for his shifting plans the worldwide llering festival will be held at paradise acres. it is scheduled for october 8. it cost three dollars per person. it will include music, food and much more. 80 percent of the proceeds will donated towards wags for tags.>>> creepy clowns just might be taking over the woods last night. there were two parate sightings. they can't?this comes after four clownsightings last week. no arrests have been made. >>a seven-year-old charlotte boy is recovering after being attacked by three dogs while getting off the school bus on friday. his mother says he had just stepped off the bus when the three jog?dogs jumped on them. neighbors help the boy and used a broom to get the dogs to stop. >> trying to get themoff. kicking and shoving reporter: he underwent eme

cbs north carolina's a.j. far? >> hey, if you guys haven't been watching the news, you're waking up on oak island, you've kind of been living in a rock and you woke up and walked out to this, you might think hey, it's a little rainy but today is a good start to the labor day weekend. if you look behind me, the ocean looks pretty calm, other than the fact that the -- the tides pushing up very irregularly. i had to change my shoes a couple minutes ago because it came up sor everybody knows there is a storm working its way up the coast. i did speak to a lot of people yesterday who are krosing -- crossing their fingers, hoping this is the worst we can get. we were talking to people who drove hours away to come down to oak island and enjoy labor day weekend, but everybody here on the island, officials with the town, as well as the county, are preparing for what could be the worst. their main concerns are flooding in the area. they say a lot of parts of this town do flood. specifically with brunswick county's emergency m

police say they received a complaint of people with guns north just after ten. when squads arrived...the suspects took off in a jeep. the car ended up rolling over near richards and meinecke. two people ran away but were eventually caught...and taken to the hospital as a precaution. the driver suffered more serious injuries - and also taken to the hospital. all three had guns on them...and police continue to investigate. two women are in the hospital this morning after getting hit by cars in two separate incidents. one was hit near 60th and holt -- while walking in the intersection. the woman suffered serious injuries. the driver did remain on scene after the crash. and then on the city's north side -- a woman was hit by a van near 58th and villard. we're told she ended up getting hit again --- after falling in the opposite lane of traffic. it happened just after six thirty last night. both drivers remained at the scene. the woman is in critical condition. this morning concerns over what's happening at a wisconsin veterans home. federal regulators cited the vete

it is vital we bring the world together to stop north korea dangerous game. in discussions of national security, it can be easy to get mired in the tactics and focused on the threat. let's not lose sight of what this larger project of american leadership is all about. it is about creating more peace in our world, more prosperity, more human dignity. that is what we also have to be focused on every day. there were a number of very excellent suggestions about what we can and should be doing here at home. try to bring our american-muslim community much more closely and welcomed against the struggle of radicalization and recruitment. i am anxious to follow up on the ideas and model programs that are currently underway. i am humbled to be supported in this race by a growing number of retired military leaders. earlier this week, 95 retired generals and admirals endorsed me for president. in the past 48 hours, another 15 have joined them. so have people on both sides of the debate that have defined our foreign-policy for the last 30 years. is an honor. i am grateful

much more connected to the rest of the world and the north korean company and the north korean economy was despite , is areas of various hidden generally lower -- more open. is theer but i think administration shares congress's view that the north korean threat and actions including the recent nuclear tests compels us to intensify our pressure campaign working both the u.n. with third countries such as the japanese-south koreans, canadians and using our national authority and accorded fashion to increase the pressure. welcomed the legislation earlier. we put it to good use. ourntend to bring to current targets >>. what this looks like is we are as we involved in a provocation response cycle with north korea and you talk about the sanctions, and my comes up. you talk about the bill that congress passed. it was only until then that we finally designated north korea as a primary moneylender. -- money launder. this looks like a company shall things. sanctionsding back on . north korean template is brilliantly. buying time for themselves to reach the point average. the other is, what this l

north carolina chump has 47%.rallied up to the federal reserve put off an interest rate hike. the dow up 163 points yesterday while the nasdaq at its eighth record high of the year. stock market futures continue their momentum. a pair. a pair as the broadband at home futures of 46, s&p futures of five, nasdaq up close to 15. cheryl: and the skins obviously come in after the federal reserve is six by two to leave interest rates unchanged. i want to bring back liz ann saunders, the charles schwab joining us via phone. he said he liked technology and financials right now. i want to get to your view on stocks. you mention financials yet does that include wells fargo? >> i don't cover individual companies. schwab has equity ratings and i'm sure we have a rating on the cob to me. i have no idea what it is. let's talk about the sector. he said she really do think that will set the tone for the rest of the year. >> not necessarily the rest of the year. the number one valuations have not got the stretch. though product cav

it is said to be double the strength of the last bomb tested by north korea. they say it indicates that he is pushing the nuclear program very rapidly and the capability is troubling. also breaking this hour telling nn that officials believe there is enough evidence to publicly blame russia for cyber attacks on u.s. troops including the democratic party, but they're also saying that some officials are reluctant to calling out russia we're covering all of that and more this hour with our guests including former congressman. first, we're in new york, covering hillary clinton, she is expected to speak momentarily. what are you hearing about what is taking place there? she conducted a national security briefing. >> she has indeed. it was a bipartisan meeting of about 16 advisories or so. others meeting for about 90 minutes with hillary clinton. she listened to a range of perspectives here. david petraeus, of course the architect of the iraq war surge, but secretary clinton trying to make a bipartisan show here that she is ready to be commander in chief and reach a

north korea says the response came in response what it calls u.s. aggression. it plans to deploy a missile defense system in the south. >> confirmation from north korean state television. our nuclear weapons institute has carried out a nuclear explosion test to check the power of a newly produced warhead. >> the announcement came hours after south korea detected shaking patterns not normally associated with an earthquake. the seismic activity was close to an underground testing site, it's drawn international condemnation and this time was no different. rather than pursuing this, they should be promoting the well-being of the country's people. i count on the city council to remain united and take appropriate action. we must urgently break this accelerating spiral of escalation. >> this is another clear demonstration of the north korean regime's recklessness. our patience and the patience of the international community is being stretched beyond its limit. we should view the mental status of north korea's leader as out of control. >> japan and south korea particul

that is north korea's problem in the path out of that for north korea and its citizens is the path of cooperation. in terms of china, first of all china's interest in the region is huge. stability of the korean peninsula for china is very important. china, i think it does realize but we make it clear that they have to realize what mike just said, the united states and our allies cannot afford to see this threat continue to grow. particularly against the united states. china has to know that, as well know that, as well as our allies in japan and south korea. the third thing is, we are making it very clear that we ought to have a new dialogue with china. of course china has to be willing to do it. were not sure they will. we have to talk about what is in china's interest? what are they worried about on their borders? how can we talk about them informally about the refugee problem that might occur if there is a collapse of north korea. whether it is by any military action they take, and north koreans take, or internal. the chinese have to be worried about that. border control per they ha

thanks for watching cbs north carolina. >> i'm russ. we'll hear more on how florida is dealing with therm second. alyssa, you've been busy with this thing for several days, not to mention the one before that, too. >> yeah. certainly been a busy week, guys. hopefully next week will bring calmer conditions for sure. right now, this storm has been downgraded to a tropical storm. this is typical when we see these storms roar ashore. it made land fall early this morning as a category 1 hurricane, winds at 80 miles per hour bringing drenching rain across the southern portions of

to the north and west in oursubh valley, 86. 91 in ac. beach haven in the upper 80s with the southwesterly winds. you factor in the heat and humidity, dewpoints are in the 70s feels like 96 in philadelphia at this hour, 104, the current value in dover and 91 for reading and allentown at this hour. here's satellite and radar, there's a cold front har believe draped to the north and west, it has yet to make progress to the south. that's why we're still dealing with the heat and the building humidity across the the rest of the day. the heat advisory stays up along i-95 rea and the suburbs to the north and west, as well as down in dover, this stays up until 6:00 p.m. heat indices anywhere from 103ed narrator: terrorism here at home. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from t

afternoon, mainly north of highway 30. while it won't be torrential, it will be enough to continue flooding night. highs will generally be in the 70s with some lower 80s in the far south where the weather stays dry. additional thunderstorms should fire tonight, producing locally heavy rain. the northern half of the area looks to be under the gun again, although the heaviest rain may fall a bit south of where it did last night. dry weather finally is here friday and saturday, but storms are back sunday. cooler weather follows. today: rain and thunderstorms likely north, mostly cloudy south. heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-15. tonight: chance of storms. heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-10. low: 66 alo: 65 dbq: 65 iow: 67 as justin mentioned, more flooding is expected in already flooded streets and basements in towns along the cedar river in floyd and butler counties. kcrg-tv9's brea love has been looking into the flooding throughout that area all morning and joins us live from north butler high school. brea, what are you seeing

have bumped north carolina teacher salaries.. up from 47th to 41st in the nation. - "the truth is, despite this election year raise, some of our most experienced educators have been getting short-changed for years." new national rankings for teacher pay-- won't be out before the ele but the one thing all sides agree on... teachers in north carolina-- still don't make enough. jbrabc11ewn. the 'air horn orchestra'.. back at it again tonight. the group gathered outside the executive mansion... to show their disapproval of governor pat mccrory. this week the group came with moving supplies.. saying they want to move mccrory out. been gathering every week for more than five months now... and vows to keep it up until election day. a 'wake county mother' -- 'fed up' with the 'school system'... and says she's 'pulling her daughter out'. "crystal - de - la - cruz" wrote an 'open letter' to the 'district' -- about 'her frustration' -- with 'wake county schools'. her daughter -- isabel -- is 'severely disabled'... and needs 'constant care'.

how to respond to north korea's nuclear test. they boast that their warheads can be mounted onto ballistic missiles and mass produced. diplomatic sources say the security council is expected to hold a security meeting. >> obviously japan and south korea particularly are deeply concerned because of the neighborhood, but i think it's fair to say that china, russia, the united states share concerns. >> very much concerned. we will send this message very strongly. >> u.s. president barack obama spoke over the phone separately with the leaders of japan and south korea. he stressed commitment to his allies and promised to continue talks to ensure provocations are met with serious consequences. in a statement south korean president park geun-hye called it proof of pyongyang's recklessness and said it would only lead it to further isolation. north korea's state run television announced the news with a statement it said was from the scientists involved. >> translator: we, the scientists and technicians at the laboratory, conducted a nucle

cbs north carolina. >> thank you, david. with acc followed the ncaa's lead and pull championship games from north carolina? >> the reason, our controversial house bill 2. the biggest efnltds effected including football in charlotte, baseball in durham and women's soccer in cary. also seven other events being moved from north carolina. >> another republican lawmaker suggested repealing the law. the impact hb2 is having on our state and the triad. >> made their frustrations known. odd of the groft h govern's manage many of them wore referee jerseys in response to the moves from the ncaa and alaska acc. >> they should be bullied into it from the citizens. , you know, the state in this position. >> some business owners worry about the impact these cancellations bit ncaa and the acc may have. colin recently opened the maytown inn. they will lose about $2.5 million in visitor spending because of all the events cancelled just this week. republican state lawmakers criticize both organizations but crossman say it's more evidence of t

north carolina during a shootout with police over the weekend. on saturday, shelby police officer was shot while looking for fenner who had missed his court date. on monday the 38 -year-old married father of one died from his injuries. four women have also been charged in connection to this case. they are facing charges of being accessories after the fact the first degree murder and harboring a fugitive. again, we do not know the extent of fenner's injuries. no word on when he will be extradited back here to north carolina. >>> police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital could happen just before 2:30 a.m. at the rally in him a leg drive. the victim was taken to wake mad. no word on his condition or details on the suspect. stomach a pedestrian is in critical condition in fayetteville after being hit by a car while walking across the road when the driver of the chevy corvette hit her. the pedestrian is at cape fear valley medical center. both directions of north riley road are closed while police investigate. stomach a sec

you're watching cbs north >>> north carolina news at 5:00 starts now. >> when they found, thanks to god. >> right now on cbs north carolina, a kidnapped little girl from the wilmington area is safe this morning after rescuers find her tied to a tree. plus this. >>> is there any way you can get out of the building? >> i don't know without waking him, and i'm scared. >> a in ohio after a 911 call led to his arrest. >> and this. >>> donald trump's campaign says he now believes president obama was born in the united states after hilary clinton blasted her republican rival for his past birther beliefs. i'm hannah daniels in new york. i'll have more on campaign 2016 coming up. >>> a busy morning to get to. happy friday to you first.

thanks for watching cbs north carolina. i'm step fan chase. >> i'm justin quesinberry, in for russ bowen. >>> bill reh is in for alyssa with the forecast. >> hot morning to you -- hot day. it's not hot right now. this is about the coolest time of the day. across the state, 71 raleigh, 72 fayetteville, temperature in the 70s except in the mountains where the is. if you know anybody heading to the mountains, it will be cooler and a few clouds in virginia. bright and dry at 9:00, 77 degrees, hot already at noon and will be up to 90, 94 at it's, to be hot. >> it's going to be nice. >>> north korea claimed it detonated a nuclear warhead. >> north korean leaders said it's in response to hostility and sanctions and the event is drawing criticism around the world. >> reporter: north korea is calling the success and adding the nation is capable of cl president obama traveled home from his last trip to asia as commander-in-chief. the president said north korea's tests would be "met with serious consequences. " the company tested thre

not a lot of issues so far in north carolina, especially central north carolina. along the coast, we are still here is a live look clouds overread right now. we are dry and temperatures on the cooler side of things the wet weather pretty much wrapped up for most of us here. we are left with a few isolated showers east of i-95 but most of the wet weather has completely pulled out of the area right now. you are looking at tropical storm hermine. the center of circulation all the way down here. so the precipitation is very impacting parts of virginia, maryland and even parts of delaware this morning with some of that heavy rain and some of that wind that areas along the north carolina coast experienced last night and into the early morning hours. 69 degrees in raleigh. 71 degrees in durham, 66 in lewisburg, rocky mount and goldsboro. 60 is the temperature in atlantic coast for a few days. clear tomorrow as well. we are drying out today. we'll still see clouds linger through the first part of today, drying out. high temperature, warmer weather but drier weather for th

north korea takes on the world.king about capability. what is the threat of north korea? >> they have two launchers that can hit the lower united states. we don't think that the north can put a nuclear war head-on either of those, but that is 2 or 3 years down the road. they have the ability of putting a intermediate miss and i will maybe get close to guam. >> how dangerous are they? >> they have a lower threshold of risk. he has an unstable regime. we see it from the defections and executions. he threatens to nuke us in the best of times and that's why you don't need to be concerned. he can take a war head and sneak it in the u.s. and put it on a pick up nubbing. >> the amount of test and pace and picking up. and talk to us about the timing. our president just left the region know and why now? >> why now? it is politically good thing to do. it is a radioactive snub of the u.s. you have to remember that one of the senior nuclear envoys arrived in/beijing probably talking about this. the north koreans would not deton

there is a possibility that north korea has forced nuclear test." the latest nuclear test caused a five-point-three magnitude earthquake... which was detected by south korean and international reporting agencies. ryoo says translation : "first of all, this quake was the largest of its kind. the first nuclear test was 3.9 magnitude, the second was 4.5, the third was 4.9, and the fourth was 4.8. this was the largest." this comes just days after president obama condemned the communist regime ... countries to end its nuclear ambitions. obama says: "north korea needs to know that provocations will only invite more pressure and further deepen its isolation." the united states and other allies are now investigating the latest claims... and discussing possible action they could take against north korea. suga says translation : "we will coordinate closely with the us, south korea, china, russia and the concerned countries. we will continue to work on information gathering and analysis." on-cam tag north korean state television says the latest test is in reta

coming up on north carolina, ?? ?? ?? >>> and coming up, we are along the coast talk about the effects that tropical storm hermine specifically had right here behind me on oak island. >> good morning. and thanks for watching north carolina news at 6:00. i'm beairshelle edme. >> and i'm justin quesinberry. glad you could start this saturday with us. hermine is the big story this morning. we'll head out to meteorologist kristin ketchell. >> we have some pirouettey high wind gusts as well. right now, we are still seeing rain falling across much of central north carolina. you can see that on the slight. the heaviest rain right along the i-95 corridor and points to the east. still seeing a few spotty storm hermine continuing to work its way to the northeast right now. the heaviest rain across parts of the northern outer banks here and into virginia right now around the norfolk area. we'll keep a close eye on that as well as it continues to push into parts of the eastern shore of maryland as well. it is going to be a messy situ

it happened saturday night on north bil,y road. investigators say 39-year-old melanie louis lost control of the motor-vehicle, and crashed. she died at cape fear valley medical center. >>> we are going wrap up our labor day holiday weekend on a nice note. >> certainly looks that way. we're going to see a lot of surge and blue skies out there as two finish out the long week. we started out a little on the cool note this morning. starting to come back up a bit temperaturewise now. we're still 54 degrees in rocksboro. 61 at the raleigh durham airport. over in ashboro, 58. we have 63 in greenville, 64 degrees around both fayetteville and goldsboro. as we look at satellite and radar, of course toward still see areas of rain and rain showers associated with hermine. there's also an upper level low pressure area forming off the coast. and a few of those will drift in to eastern sections of north carolina as we go through the day. so after starting with mainly sunny skies this morning, we'll have mostly cloudy skies at lunch time, a few st

valued with north korea. we will have to look at how we will tighten the sanctions. i do think there is a role for sanctions. north korea relies on goods that can be smuggled in -- with nort. wei think there is a lot more we can do. it will be at the top of my list in dealing with china on how we will prevent what could very well be a serious conflict with north korea. >> [indiscernible] jennifer, you know it, you don't talk about leverage until you produce leverage. i do believe we have leverage with china. extensive based on my discussions, when i was secretary of state, there is even a conversation starting with china about how to handle the changes in the north korean regime. china has no interest in seeing the kind of buildup which we will be doing. this, we will not leave our friends and allies unprotected. we will do everything we can to put a missile protection system against anything north korea does. the chinese are not happy about that. we have a lot of leverage. we will exercise that leverage. we