where did you go besides north carolina? >> i would to north africa, to various places in the middle east. then i talked with a number of european intelligence services, especially about his time in bosnia, with french intelligence and british intelligence and the german equivalent of the fbi. >> what do you think is new in this book? we already established that the north carolina thing was so much -- >> your had criminal record in the united states. his experience in college. that is new. he played an active role and worked for iran in bosnia carrying out attacks is new. >> how was he on that? -- how old would he have been then? >> that was in 1983 and 1984. that is new. his time at guantanamo, i think that has gotten a lot of attention. >> how did you get that? >> talking with a number of current and former navy and cia personnel who had direct access. >> how classified is his time there? >> fairly classified. one of the great frustrations -- it is like writing the biography of a dead person in that i could not talk to him

where to go besides north carolina? nor >> carolina is very interesting but i went to north africa and places in the middle east. i talked to a number of european intelligence services especially for the chapter in bosnia. with british and french intelligence and the german equivalent of the fbi. >> what do you think is new in this book? >> the idea that he had a criminal record in the united states and experiences in college is new. the fact that he played an active role and worked essentially for iran in bosnia to carry out attacks is new. >> held would have been than? >> that was 1993-1994. that is new. this time at guantanamo has got a lot of attention. >> how did you get that? >> i was talking to a number of current and former navy and cia personnel who had direct access. >> how classified is his time there? >> fairly classified, one of the great frustrations. this is like writing a biography of a dead person. i could not talk to him. the u.s. government did not allow any interviews. with him or other relatives. in

north carolina is the capital of sweet potatoes.angdon with the sweet potatoes commission. 400 farmers will plant 60,000 acres of sweet potatoes worth $182 million to the state economy. that's a record. >> we have grown almost half of the sweet potatoes produced in the united states. what that means is that one out of every two sweet potatoes came from north carolina. >> reporter: sweet potatoes themselves didn't come from anywhere. history says they were growing all over the americas long before europeans arrived and right out of the ground they are not sweet. >> sweet potato is full of starch. we put them in the storage facility and cure them for about a week to ten days. converts the starches to sugars. that's where the sweet flavor comes from. >> reporter: once that happens they are a natural health food, helping with everything from joint pain to heart disease. so europeans joined american consumers to drive the demand for sweet potato fries, chips, pies and more. >> currently about 20% of sweet potatoes produced in north carol

, felicia was visiting relatives in north carolina over christmas break. -- originally from north carolina, she was visiting relatives in baltimore over christmas. >> it does not come as a surprise to investigators. the baltimore police department has covered this as if it were a homicide from the beginning and that's why they've been very detailed and very thorough. >> she did have a family living in the baltimore area. many people have been involved in the pursuit of trying to find her. public war you will be held for phylicia barnes in baltimore on may 14. reporting live, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police released surveillance video of a robbery at hertford county laundromat. two people rushing in there on april 18 as a woman opens the door. the 38-year-old victim was knocked to the ground and pushed around. she's fine. if you recognize the suspect, call metro crime stoppers. >> president obama will be at ground zero in new york city today. his visit comes days after he announced the death of the world's most wanted terrorist. kate amara is in washington with how he plans to honor the 9/11 vic

the north carolina capital access program is the exception. at the request of north carolina's governor, beverly perdue, they are leading the statewide effort to spur new business investment. while the state small business credit initiative offers states the flexibility of using their allocation to boost small business lending. north carolina has elected to invest its full allocation in the capital access program or nc cap. the rural center has a 14-year history of operating this program. in 1994, north carolina was one of the first states outside of michigan to adopt a cap program. enrolled 850 loans totally $103 million in creating or retaining more than 27,000 jobs. this was accomplished with an allocation of 3.6 million from state appropriations and other sources. today thanks to the small business jobs act. nc cap has been launched on a larger scale. they will receive $46 million that enable up to $800 million to over 10,000 businesses in our state. nc cap is a voluntary loan loss reserve portfolio insurance program. eligible lending inst

foxx of north carolina. the chair: the lady from north carolina is recognized for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. my amendment is designed to protect life and the livelihood of those who defend it. since 1973, approximately 50 million children have been aborted in the united states. this is a tragedy. according to a cnn poll last month, more than 60% of americans oppose taxpayer funding for abortion. this number includes many of my constituents and is consistent with my strong pro-life convinkses. i'm offering my amendment today to ensure that their hard-earned money will not be used to pay for elective abortions or give to organizations that discriminate against pro-life health care providers. earlier this month the house passed h.r. 3, the no taxpayer funding for abortion act, which codifies many long-standing pro-life provisions and ensures that taxpayer money is mott being used to perform -- not being used to perform elected abortions. it is now awaiting consideration in the senate. i will not cease to fight for the unborn children in america. this amendment ensu

brag, north carolina. special forces teams like his can deploy at a moment notice on classified missions they can't discuss with their families. >> good jobs. >> leaving wives to do everything. >> you have to be not just the mom but the dad. you have to be the person fixing the washington machine. >> wendy grew use to being apart from tom up to 300 day aeuz year making it more difficult for his death. >> i waited for the knock on the door and for him to come in and say hey, i'm home. it didn't happen. >> wendy found support through the united warrior foundation elizabeth brown married to a special forces soldier runs the organization. it was to help widow of special operation personnel. >> it's a very tight knit community. we can put them together that got that before and gets where they're at now. >> connor are you keeping track of the time. >> molly pat on moved to north carolina after her husband died in a training exercise in 2008. she's now raising their four sons alone. >> i'm two years out and i'm s

. >> we have a report today on a remarkable housing program in north carolina called builders of hope. nancy murray, who runs the project, learned the construction business from her late father and is now using that knowledge and her inheritance, plus funds she raises, to take old houses about to be demolished and turn them into new homes for the working poor, almost a hundred of them so far. as bob faw reports, everybody seems to benefit -- workers, donors and new owners alike. >> question, what do this longtime alcoholic, this up and coming project manager, this receptionist who was homeless, and noah haynes, who just turned 1, have in common? answer -- the chance at a better life because of this former corporate high-flyer and mother of four. >> we're building houses. we're rescuing houses that are slated for demolition, rebuilding them and making them available and affordable to families who otherwise would be living in pretty substandard conditions. >> for the past five years, her program, builders of hope, has found houses about to be demolished and put in a landfill. >> so far,

the north carolina capital access program is the exception. at the request of north carolina's governor, beverly perdue, they are leading the statewide effort to spur new business investment. while the state small business credit initiative offers states the flexibility of using their allocation to boost small business lending. north carolina has elected to invest its full allocation in the capital access program or nc cap. the rural center has a 14-year history of operating this program. in 1994, north carolina was one of the first states outside of michigan to adopt a cap program. enrolled 850 loans totally $103 million in creating or retaining more than 27,000 jobs. this was accomplished with an allocation of 3.6 million from state appropriations and other sources. today thanks to the small business jobs act. nc cap has been launched on a larger scale. they will receive $46 million that enable up to $800 million to over 10,000 businesses in our state. nc cap is a voluntary loan loss reserve portfolio insurance program. eligible lending inst

the north carolina capital access program is the exception. at the request of north carolina's governor, beverly perdue, they are leading the statewide effort to spur new business investment. while the state small business credit initiative offers states the flexibility of using their allocation to boost small business lending. north carolina has elected to invest its full allocation in e capital access program or nc cap. the rural center has a 14-year history of operating this program. in 1994, north carolina was one of the first states outside of michigan to adopt a cap program. enrolled 850 loans totally $103 million in creating or retaining more than 27,000 jobs. this was accomplished with an allocation of 3.6 million from state appropriations and other sources. today thanks to the small business jobs act. nc cap has been launched on a larger scale. they will receive $46 million that enable up to $800 million to over 10,000 businesses in our state. nc cap is a voluntary loan loss reserve portfolio insurance program. eligible lending instit

when we come back we'll sit down with our special guests tonight representative north carolina's third district including the marines camp was soon marine corps air station cherry point and seymour vance an air force base congressman walter jones you won't want to miss the story behind his vote on entering iraq and the certain congressional cafeteria scientists he became known for. for a period of time they will call for him for state soon you're watching adam vs the man. with twenty four seven dr streaming news channels what can tell you about the ongoing financial crisis unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you may never find on main street. and i mean that is a political. posturing more than aren't rushed. into it only military mechanisms to do the work to bring justice or accountability . i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. where we are really. and yet. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who ma

the air and water after a huge explosion and fire this weekend at a chemical plant in hudson, north carolina. homes and businesses within two miles of the plant were evacuated after saturday's explosion. there were no serious injuries. >>> former texas governor bill clements died in sunday.

they had no idea what they were about to experience on flight 1496 bound for charlotte, north carolina, would not only unite them but would be an experience they won't soon forget. it all started before they even got on the plane. the flight was running an hour late due to bad weather but hazelwood's girlfriend says they were never told that. >> we kept checking to see if

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the north carolina capital access program is the exception.at the request of north carolina's governor, beverly perdue, they are leading the statewide effort to spur new business investment. while the state small business credit initiative offers states the flexibility of using their allocation to boost small business lending. north carolina has elected to invest its full allocation in the capital access program or nc cap. the rural center has a 14-year history of operating this program. in 1994, north carolina was one of the first states outside of michigan to adopt a cap program. enrolled 850 loans totally $103 million in creating or retaining more than 27,000 jobs. this was accomplished with an allocation of 3.6 million from state appropriations and other sources. today thanks to the small business jobs act. nc cap has been launched on a larger scale. they will receive $46 million that enable up to $800 million to over 10,000 businesses in our state. nc cap is a voluntary loan loss reserve portfolio insurance program. eligible lending insti

it happens from memphis tennessee to charlotte, north carolina. they were on board as the plane taxied to the runway but it returned and they had to undergo another security screening. >> the luggage and they look at everything. they say you are goe good you are go. when we returned to the plane, the supervisor, mr. russel, he said, i'm sorry. it does not allow you to go. >> interestingly the imams were going to charlotte, north carolina to participate in a conference on prejudice against muslims. >> more on the killing of osama bin laden. president obama said that bin laden had a sophisticated support network in pakistan. he talked about it in an interview for the cbs show 60 minutes. he also said it's still not clear whether pakistani government officials knew he was hiding out in a military suburb near the capital. the national security advisor says c.i.a. wants to ask bin laden's widows if pakistani government or security officials helped them hide, an advisor is calling on them to give them access to bin laden's three widows. he has been in p

>>> there has been ladies and gentlemen fire this afternoon in north carolina. a rural area in caldwell county which is west of greensboro and east of asheville. we're being told that this is a chemical coat kgs company in caldwell county. the fire and smoke have shut down a highway there, 321, and forced evacuations of homes and businesses within two miles of this facility. we haven't been told exactly why the evacuations, what kind of hazardous material was involved, but apparently, just from the live pictures that we are seeing there, the fire crews, extensive fire crews do have control of this fire, and you can see the building has pretty much been destroyed as the fire crews attack it from all sides. we'll keep an eye on this and let you know. so far, i'm not seeing any reports of injuries in this, but again, this is live pictures coming in from caldwell county, north carolina where there's been a large fire this afternoon. >>> well, each week? our human factor series, we look at ordinary people who are accomplishing extraordinary things. this week dr. sanj

. >> hinojosa: ...in north carolina, yeah. >> yeah, actually one of our... our first client for my new consulting firm is actually working around in that area, but that's a whole other story. >> hinojosa: no, but that leads us into the next thing, because you basically have decided that you want to grow bigger. >>m-hmm. >> hinojosa: it's not about just staying at one community-based organization, which is an amazing orgazati. you decideou nd torow, and so you create your own consultancy, and you actually say, "i've found my inner capitalist." ( laughter ) >> yes. >> hinojosa: because you're feeling like, you know, yeah, south bronx people are really good to fight and protest, but you're saying, what? you want to change? >> i want us to also understand our value. like, i think that the lessons that i learned in the south bronx, that, you know, the projects that we pioneered-- in particular, we're developing one of the first gre job training and placement systems in the country that really worked with and taught the ecological restoration skills to some of the most... folks with signific

. >>> north carolina zoo delivers some exciting news. one of its gorillas is expecting. officials say the gorilla is 5 months pregnant. it was confirmed with a regular over the counter pregnancy test and sonogram. the baby is due in july or august and the pregnancy is a real big deal for the zoo. >> for the first time in 22 years only the second time in the zoo's history that the zoo is expecting a baby gorilla. >> the first baby gorilla born at the zoo was in march of 1989. he was transferred to chicago's lincoln park zoo in 1998 for breeding purposes. i didn't know you could use a home pregnancy test on a gorilla. >>> coming up at 6:00 a baltimore county teen is being honored for being a hero forest cueing its family from a burning home. that story and much more coming your way on abc 2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> tonight we're learning more about how the death of a north carolina teen felicia barns. >> the work we're doing to save people around the

, and they were charged with rape, the defense attorneys uncovered evidence in the files, and north carolina is open, but they found evidence in the files showing their clients were innocent. the state attorney general immediately dismissed the charges against those individuals, and a few months after that, he was disbarred for withholding evidence and evidence of innocence as well as improper statements he made to the media. it dealt with the misconduct, and within six months, and he was disbarred. we have nothing in terms of the behavior. this occurs across the country, and you would say these are two cases of ordinary in justice. this goes to the culture of this and seeking to convict. recently, the current district attorney -- one of the things boasted about in his retirement was they have the most convictions of any county in the state. two other statistics coming out of that office is in the high- profile child molestation cases he filed in the 1980's, he got 26 convictions. 25 have been overturned, and they are paying civil damages to the individuals and their families who are wrongfu

. >>> look at the mess left from the storms that hit north carolina yesterday. they continue to deal with some intense weather over the last let's say five weeks trying to get around was difficulty with trees and power lines covered being road. several trees slammed into homes and cars parked in driveways were covered with trees. but no one was hurt. most of the storms yesterday mainly in the form of wind damage and some hail in north carolina. still dealing with the frontal boundary. cape hatteras 71, but back towards charlotte at 5 #. we are -- 54. we have cooler temperatures in the 40s and 30s now near detroit. spilling in behind the system. a intense look here at basically our frontal boundary. a slow mover and because of the slow moving progress of the storm, the reason we ended up with such a beautiful day yesterday and eving out the sunshine throughout the -- eking out the sunshine throughout the afternoon. we got a bit of the rain to take us into the afternoon. there's the upper-level low which will be responsible for bringing in some cool air maybe ling

whiping a black girl in north carolina. now, i showed this slide to my students, and ask them, where did this come from? where does it come from? what state? just a guess. new york. absolutely. new york city. 1863. and this just proves my point. a black man hanging from this tree. a southern white boy did not put him up there. new yorkers, white new yorkers did. this is the democratic party poster from the 1864 president's election. the miscegenation ball. the democratic party calling the word miscegenation. we use the board today. first came into being in the 1864 presidential campaign. if you elect abraham lincoln you will have race mixing. when you have race mixing, of course, you will have babies. i . this out to you because this is the mindset of many white northerners in the 1860's swing. this is a campaign song for the democratic party ticket in 1868 called the white man's banner. this was not in the south. this was in the north. this is a depiction that harper's, which was a national magazine one, the south carolina

of 25.5% and the numbers are even worse in my district in eastern north carolina. the food bank of central and eastern north carolina is called on to serve more than 500,000 people annually in 34 counties in central and eastern north carolina, and about 73,000 different people receive emergency food assistance in any given week. of those people, the food bank reports that 40% choose between paying for food and paying for utilities or heat. 33% choose between paying for food and paying their rent or mortgage. 37% choose between paying for food and paying for medicine or medical care. and 38% choose between paying for food and paying for transportation. mr. speaker, as we continue our work, we must keep in mind that as many as 50 million americans are struggling with food security. the federal government certainly needs to find ways to cut costs and reduce spending, but that burden should not fall heaviest on the people with the greatest needs. as i close, let me just encourage our citizens to stay strong in their faith and know that democrats will fight for you. i w

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the albany river rats had been sold to a new owner in charlotte, north carolina. >> zachary gave up hopeary stopped trying with his legs because the team wasn't there. >> reporter: his parents knew that team, his inspiration, wasn't coming back. so they decided to move with their son to the team. >> we're selling our house because our son asked us to be closer to his big brothers. >> reporter: zach's father, unsure if he'd find work in charlotte, said it didn't matter. this was about his boy. >> my next move is to hit the thruway. there's no looking back. >> reporter: it was their house that would hold them back. for sale for months. six states away, the team's new owner knew of the boy waiting to be with his team. >> we felt it was time to get them down here. >> reporter: turns out, the team and their supporters had bought the family a new home. it was just weeks ago, zach pulled into that driveway in matthews, north carolina, a huge surprise behind that garage door. >> how are you, bud? >> reporter: zach's bedroom walls covered with autographs. his hockey heroes had done the decorating

board of directors, southeastern regional representative, faces and voices of recovery, cherokee, north carolina. dr. clark, why should we be concerned about ethnic and racial differences within the addiction and recovery field, as well as other differences? well, one of the things that we want to make sure is that people who have substance use problems are able to recover and that materials that we use can assist them in that process. and so, you know, there are differences associated with cultural values and beliefs, starting from how one physiologically responds to a particular substance misuse to how certain substances are used in a cultural context. so if we're going to facilitate recovery, we need to understand the language, the beliefs, the social context associated with those substances. and that will help us facilitate that person's recovery by showing that we understand the life experiences that they have associated with their use of substances. and i gather that includes prevalence as well. well, yes, but from a clinical point of view, i mean people look at the epidemiologic data and

the evacuation order lifted tonight for people living near a chemical plant in north carolina.nt seemed to explode this afternoon. a huge fireball caught in these pictures erupting from the chemical codings planned in hudson, 70 miles net of charlotte. it prompted an evacuation of homes and businesses. it shut down a highway as well. no reports of injuries. the fire right now is out. >>> a scary landing for passengers aboard a delta airlines flight from pittsburgh to atlanta. more than 40 passengers and crew members of 5 on board. it caught fire shortly after landing in atlanta. fire crews were called, the plane doused. the passengers evacuated through the emergency slides. but delta says no reports of injuries. >>> the human rights group amnesty international is celebrating its 50th anniversary. that group was founded by a british lawyer who wrote an article defending two students in portugal who had been jailed for raising their glasses in a toast to freedom. amnesty now claims more than 3 million supporters in more than 150 countries. >>> and in the netherlands the so-called

california is second in the new york, north carolina and texas. avelers going outside the bahamas is a top choice and also north to canada. europe is also popular with italy, the united kingdom and france in the top five. the increase is a good sign because people have extra cash to spend on a vacation. they're not getting any trouble breaks. gas prices have eased a bit. they're not getting any travel breaks. the airlines have already had multiple price increases over the past couple of months. even higher prices are not stopping americans from going to the beach. allison cox in york >>pam: 2011 will graduate with more debt than before the wall street journal released its finding that when you add up the student loans, and their parents loans. the average senior this year will own $22,000.900 that is 8 percent more than just one year ago. 22,900. 2290traffic moving pretty well. we will be back. >>catherine: whitney houston has returned to rehabilitation on an out- pace in the 47 year-old out- patient. she canceled a tour dates in 2010. she was been

the north carolina teenager's body was pulled from the river two weeks ago, but it happened four months after she disappeared. she had been visiting family in baltimore when she went missing. so far no one has been arrested. police say the cause of death has been determined, but they are not releasing that information, because they do not want to compromise that investigation. >> there is certain information that is only known by the person or persons responsible for committing the crime. investigators will use this to decide who is responsible and also in the prosecution of the case. >> her funeral is being planned for this weekend in atlanta, georgia. it is a private family funeral. a memorial will be held on may 14 in baltimore. >> plans for a public and private memorial are now in place. a private service will be held saturday at the springfield baptist church in georgia and streamed on line. a public memorial will take place next saturday at the mount pleasant church in baltimore. we have posted exact times on our web site, wbaltv.com. >> it has been five years now since the freak

. >> this is north carolina. not necessarily known for being the most liberal part of the country.ou got in the building? >> a little surprise at first but overall it's been very positive. >> what about those families who don't want you talking about your section actuxualitysexuali. >> i'm not talking about sexuality. i'm talking about my life. >> why do you think people care about the sex you'll orientation of a fak tul member? >> i think it's important to send a mess taj to my students that being honest is important. >> the decision to come out may not be so clear-cut for other educator educators. >> there are still places in our country where an individual could lose their job based upon their identity. >> in north carolina, like many other states, there are no laws to explicitly protect gay educators. this high school english teacher isn't as open as green. >> parents can feel less secure with you being their child's teacher if your sexuality is not what they feel is traditional. the truth is, i'm a teacher. who happens to be a lesbian. in the same way i happen to be kind of sh

passengers and crew of the airways flight will reunite in charlotte, north carolina next week, that is where the plane was heading when danville pilot sully sullenberger was forced to make the emergency landing on the hudson river. a flock of geese disabled the engine. on monday it will begin a five-dayy to the carolina's aviation museum for display. the passenger and crew will be honored on saturday. >> crews lifted an anchor from the atlantic believed to be part of the black beard flag ship. the queen annie's revenge sank off of the coast. it took 14 years of planning to reach this point. crews got ready for the heavy lift last week. >> i grew up in north carolina and it is something i wanted to do and finally got the chance to come and help participate in the lifting up of the anchor. >> the anchor weighs 3000 pounds and 13 feet long. it will go on display soon. >> big banks are working with state to resolve close close disputes. that is a promising thing. but get ready to pay more if you are buying american. >> it costs more to drive around in a ford. they are boosting prices $120

. >> the high school student from north carolina found dead in the susquehana was murdered by someone here and there are plenty of unanswered questions. andrea live outside of maryland police headquarters. >> reporter: good morning, once again, felicia barnes body was found two weeks ago. investigators now know how she was murdered, but they are not saying a thing. 16-year-old felicia barns disappeared from her sister's northwest baltimore apartment right after christmas. workers at the dam discovered her body floating two weeks ago with no physical signs of trauma. >> my mind skips from saying my sister is dead to what's the next step? what are we going to do as a family? >> reporter: the chief medical examiner has determined how she died, but won't reveal details to protect their investigation. >> there is new information that came as a result of finding her body. investigators are looking at that. >> the man found dead miles from felicia on the same day she was found was the 53-year- old man who briefly lived in cockiesville. he had been threatening suicide, but investigators say t

bragg, north carolina, currently serving at ft.n and anthony, i'll be home soon. love you! it's true. you never forget your first subaru. >>> from cnn center, this is "cnn sunday morning." i'm joe johns in for t.j. holmes this memorial day weekend. >>> sarah palin will be hopping on a motorcycle this morning, she's joining the rolling thunder for their ride. some people aren't too happy about it. >>> some call it abuse but most americans call it borrowing their own money. a new bill that could limit the loans you take from your 140ek pla 14k pla 401(k) plan. >>> first the president expected in joplin shortly after 1:00 peern today. he'll meet with tornado victims and deliver brief remarks at a memorial service at missouri southern university. this as the number of dead rises to 142. the city is observing a moment of silence at the exact time one week ago when the tornado plowed a mile and a half path through joplin. >>> live now to our paul vercammen in joplin. what is the significance of the president's visit to the people who are

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>> finally this week the reverend billy graham is doing better after getting agreement from a north carolina hospital. >> reporter: the 92-year-old e evangelist was in the hospital. >> he is in good health and good spirits. for someone who is 92 years of age with all the health concerns and mileage, he is doing pretty well. we are keeping an eye on him. >> graham rarely entered public. graham's wife ruth bell graham died in 2007, and family friend glen will cox says graham miss her greatly. >> i do know he is ready. he is anxious to go to heaven some day to be with ruth. but he said i don't need to go right this minute. >> testing shows graham's heart is normal and doctors say he is clinically stable. >> it is amazing to me how sharp hils mind is and talk intelligent about a lot of things. his physical body is just warn out. >> graham was hospitalized in 2008 after a fall at home. heather sells, cbn news. >> i was fortunate enough to be at his revival in new york city. >> he is a titan. >> you said it well. >> from all of us here at "christian world news" good-bye and god bless you.

. >> a democrat from north carolina is floating a plan to suspend the federal gas tax for over a month. the idea is to offset the lost income by cutting tax incentives for oil companies for year. the plan could republicans in a tough situation of having to decide between supporting big oil and lowering gas prices for drivers. the proposal is part of a bill expect and house floor this week. >>> a local student may soon show her are were to millions of people worldwide. >> represented bills from google visited a middle school to deliver the news. students took part in the contest called "dual 4 google." she's one of 40 finalists in the contest. the drawing will be featured on the google home page on may 20th. they will receive $40,000 in grant and scholarship money. nice. >> good luck to her. i'm sure her parents are happy. >>> let's get an update on the little showers. there are a few but producing a good amount of rain. they will clear out later tonight. here is what is coming next -- the upper 60s tomorrow with sunshine and a late day shower on friday. milder temperatures and shower c

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mecklenburg county where charlotte, north carolina is. their unemployment rate was 3%. nine of ten new workers in north carolina where mexican. do you know how many of them came legally? very few. do you know how many could have come legally? very few. there was no line to get into. there were jobs for planning in charlotte during the construction boom. the chamber of commerce didn't include this dirty little secret. the fact is that everyone in town knew what was happening. that is called supply and demand. the only sucking sound we have heard in the last 25 years has bringing workers to jobs in the united states because they were available and obviously that has changed with the great recession. this is a temporary bump in a 100 years story of people moving to opportunity. the question is for us not how do we stop a process which leads to more workers, more consumers, higher wages, how do we regulate that? this is where my democratic instincts kicked in. how the regulate it in a way that it is controlled and orderly and you take off the rough edges of the. i am not fo

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