raleigh's pimp in an undercover sting.nded the next day and delivered home to her mother. >> i couldn't process it. i remember leaning back and leaning on the wall for support because i thought i was going to pass out. i could not believe it. and i remember thinking to myself, i was like this has got to be a mistake. how could it be? not my kid. >> in february 2011 raleigh's 18-year-old pimp was convicted in the first case brought by illinois's human trafficking task force. anita alvarez says it won't be the last. >> we'll have to talk to frank and see -- >> this is a priority. it's a priority for all of us here in chicago and cook county. and a priority i believe any mother would agree with me. i don't believe anyone wants to see their child fall victim to this type of crime. >> today mother and daughter are now reunited and working on mending their past. >> i feel blessed. i think god gave raleigh and i both a second chance at bettering our relationship. >> no, i'm just playing. >> and i think that had that test not been

so, your girl wonder just got a call from raleigh p.d. who heard we were looking for for a missing person. it turns out that shreveport police found an abandoned car today that is registered to a mr. and mrs. linda and don owens of raleigh, north carolina. what's that got to do with this? ok, this is why this is important. it turns out mr. and mrs. owens let their daughter, who goes to north carolina college, borrow their car so that her and her best friend could drive to tampa for spring break. but they never made it there. what are the girls' names? angela proctor and marcy owens. both are 19 years old. are they blond? marcy is, angela's a brunette. do you have photographs? yeah. that's why i've already sent them to your phones. if the girl in the hospital is angela, she probably wasn't saying "he has mercy," she was saying, "he has marcy." [knocking] dad, can i come out? honey, daddy's really busy right now. i have to use the bathroom. i'm making you a gift. hurry up. where's angela? you're all alone now. so this guy dyed angela's hair

the officer leads us on a merry slow speed chase through raleigh's downtown streets. to shake us. he finally comes to a stop at the federal courthouse. we're from abc news. we noticed that on i-40 over there, you were going about 82, 85. wondering if you were on an emergency call. we didn't see the flashers. >> i'm here to pick up a federal prisoner. take him back to edgecombe county. >> i know if i went 81 or 82 you'd probably pull me over. >> i would. >> reporter: do you think your superior would mind that you were goin' that fast? >> would he mind? probably. >> three, two, one, mark. >> reporter: but not all of the cops we caught speeding were on official business. check out this officer cruising by at 79 miles per hour. our helicopter crew tracks him as he exits the highway and follows him to -- you're not going to believe this -- a donut shop! and dunkin' donuts wasn't the only eye-opening destination we discovered over the course of our surveillance op. >> reporter: check out this highway patrol suv speeding at 75 miles per hour. i see him! by the time he gets t

five people were hurt in the incident at the north carolina state fair in raleigh. three are still in the hospital, including a 14-year-old girl. witnesses say fair goers had just finished riding this thing, known as the vortex. it's quite a ride, they tell us. the spin -- it spins people and flips and turns and the rest. but before everybody could get off the ride, it jolted back into action with no safety harness in place at all. according to people who were there at the time, it true riders into the air and then dropped them from as high as 30 feet up. we'll talk to one of the eye witnesses in a moment. first, let's get to our southeast newsroom. we're hearing more about what it was like on the ride. >> reporter: investigators have released roddings of the 9-1-1 calls that came in thursday night, the time this accident occurred. these calls coming in from witnesses at the north carolina state fair. here's a sampling. listen. >> we're at the state fair and the ride turned upside-down and dumped everybody out. there are people bleeding really bad, like their heads

officer raleigh, when he arrived, he took on the role of being by my side., and i can't say enough about him and what he does because me being on the ground and seeing all that blood, i knew i was going to die. >> i'm with you, okay? >> sergeant kellermann is losing a lot of blood and fears losing his life, but somehow has the presence of mind to call his wife. >> i can talk about this whole, event and it's talking about my wife that gets to me. i remember dialing her number, and thinking, god, i hope she answers. she answered, i remember saying, baby, i've been shot. i don't know if i'm going to make it. i love you, okay? >> though sergeant kellerman is lucky to be alive, the bullet wound results in the loss of his right eye. >> it wasn't as bad as i thought. i mean -- of course, i lost my vision. but it wasn't as bad as it could have been. months later, sergeant kellerman and his colleagues return to the bakery parking lot. and they explain what we didn't see on dash cam. >> but i took down a stance basically right here behind my car. most of me was shield

only 60 degrees right now in raleigh. there is a good reason for it. is spinningem around, bringing in the ocean air. today's high-pressure center will move just off the east coast. we will have a compilation of circulation -- a combination of circulation moving along the carolina coast and the d.c. coast. moist, cool air from the atlantic ocean. we will see rain tomorrow afternoon and evening. we will see if that last through tomorrow night. the wind will get very gusty out of the northeast. untill probably take sunday to get the system out of here. there is another one of our computer models that shows you the progression of the rain. us for a while. the forecast for the morning, cloudy and cool. showers develop in the afternoon and the threat of rain moves in especially thursday into friday morning. by sunday.dry sunshine returns next week. >> the dallas cowboys coming up. the team that seems to be dominating your buddies mind is here in washington, at least among football fans. high school football players were around town talk to the players. it i

you're getling heavy rains to greensboro and raleigh durham. it depends on how tightly this hugs the coast. cool north winds coming in tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow we'll stay relatively dry. we'll look at future trend. it is a low moving blob, large blob. again, it's a function of how close it gets. rain chances higher toward the beaches, toward the eastern shore. you have a better chance of rain thursday into friday and easton than in westminster. it's a matter of how close to the coast you are. tonight down to 48 with a few clouds. tomorrow 65. variably cloudy. it will be cool. the next few days running cool. base of the cloud deck we'll put the chances for rain in there. higher chances to the east because that coast aloe will be churning to our east. rain chances maybe peak thursday, begin to taper off slowly friday and saturday. right now we dry things out in time for the game on sunday. again, in terms of heavy rain, maybe thursday is the day we could get heavy rain. it looks like on and off type stuff with a wave of showers going off th

she was a librarian in raleigh? you sent me they are. so i go up there to the second floor and i asked for her and i go to her, tell her what i want. stand right here, i'll be right back. i can't just stand right here. i'm looking here and looking dad and i have been to look on the left to me. there was a whole wall of books called the roster of civil war soldiers 1861 to 18 xt five ice-t. so now i pick up pennsylvania. there were three volumes of pennsylvania. i look for ta, my great grandfather's name and there he is next to his name is colored cook. i bet he didn't cook at home. last night i bet his cooking days were long ago. this set colored cook. now i'm thinking about some of the other guys that i got from the pennsylvania regiment, one e. richard west. so i looked his name up in it just said cook. so i say to myself, i wonder if all of the cooks are black. that sent me on another road and this is what i think. the only person who is a cook, listed as a cook was black. white cooks were not cooks. that's how i got a lot of names, f

right now, a standoff under way at this theater, raleigh, nort carolina. we're told by our tv affiliate there that someone suspected of robbery may be inside. no word yet on what he or she robbed. the parking lot with the xemgz of a couple of patrol cars here, mostly empty. and police tell cnn no one else is believed to be in the theater. so once again, a standoff under way at a movie theater in raleigh, north carolina. updates as soon as we get them. >>> also, more breaking news. we have just learned this. just now here, we have been reporting on these four inmates who escaped from a shower this trap door opening at the top of a shower at this oklahoma jail. want to go straight to george howell who is working this for us on the groungd in oklahoma. what's the news now, george? >> reporter: well, brooke, you know this search for four men considered armed and dangerous now reduced to a search for two men. we confirmed through the sheriff's office that brow wn brown and brown are captures, they're still looking for anthonyman ndonga and triston cheadle. ther

veryain is over but it is warm, 81 degrees in raleigh and 81 in jackson, mississippi. in the 30's in spots in the northwest portion of the country because of this upper level low and the cold air is diving in from canada and some severe weather in the midsection of the country is associated with this strong system that will be tracking toward the east. --pical storm karen as of the 11:00 up date from the national hurricane center, it has weakened a little bit and is encountering more upper level wind shear and is still in warm waters but i don't expected to strengthen much more with wins at 50 miles per hour. early sunday morning, it will make landfall along the gulf coast and will continue to weaken but ring rain to the southeast coast as the cold front gets closer and the moisture is going to go in our direction. it will not arrive for the weekend, it will arrive monday. you may want to allow extra time getting out the door early monday morning because you are likely to see some rain which would be heavy at times. 84-89 degrees for the rest of the afternoon and some

you are the first public obamacare in raleigh, and i have to say, it has been a difficult go.d down three times in the private market for a pre-existing condition that we will describe, but it is fairly minor. tell us about what happened as you try to sign up for obamacare. >> i started calling in right on october 1st. i was looking at this policies and everything online. i tried to apply online, but it would not let me register. i try to set up an account probably about six or seven times, and it would not let me set up an account. i got on the phone, called the 800 number. i spoke to a gentleman. he told me it would take about an hour-and-a-half to fill out the form. by the time he would do it for me. we did it, went all the way through. got the last page and is computer froze. gerri: what is interesting about this that it not really realizes if you try to sign a by telephone there using the same system that you are in a sense and will have the same problems that you do. as i understand it it took something like seven hours waiting on the phone to eventually get to a situati

. >> in a 30-year career, jeff raleigh has advised people, such as the presidents of both afghanistan and pakistan and those not at war, as far as the unions, i think they completely misread the public's opinion about what they were asking for. >> the bay area is among the most liberal in the nation and this strike caused a lot of people about banning public employees from striking. bart members are elected. people may pay attention for those races and that's not good for incumbents. >> who won this strike? take your pick. whoever won, it's only temporary. mike sugar man, kpix 5. >>> now we go live to chopper 5 to give you the aerial view of that. the end of the strike hasn't done much to ease the gridlock. 101-280 approach on to the bay bridge is a mess. let's go to the traffic reporter with a live update. cheryl? >> reporter: san francisco started to get really heavy about 2:30 this afternoon. everything filled in by 3:00. north 101 was bad. right now, north 101 backed up to caesar chavez to the lower deck of the bay bridge. it's not as bad as last night, not as bad as a giant's day

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- carol has a flight to raleigh-durham, so i'm going with him, and we're gonna drive out and spend a inn at nags head. - you're going to nags head? isn't that redundant? - that is solid. - avery and i are also having a little romantic weekend together before the baby comes. we're going to toronto for the g-8 economic summit. it's going to be... very erotic. - look at us, being all adult-y. i packed underwear... [whispers] that isn't gray. - [gasps] - isn't it nice dating someone you have so much in common with? like you, avery is a type-"a" nut job. - and, of course, you and carol share

it gets toward raleigh by monday evening and as we get a cold front in here monday, we think some of the remnants of karen will be drawn up with the cool front which could enhance our showers and thunderstorms we already have in the forecast, so monday is a yellow alert day. tropical storm warnings about the entire louisiana coast and a tropical storm watch from biloxi to apalachicola as the storm approaches. i know it's 90 today, but this really is a spectacular picture. this is from snowshoe and they're pretty much peak now. christy sent this to us from snowshoe mountain and generally garrett county into the canadian valley they're almost peak, too, on the west side of the divide. their climate is not that much different. if you had plans to see color on the west side of the divide, go this weekend. right now let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 90 today, still 74 downtown and a little humid out there. so more like july this weekend, record highs at dulles, 90 tomorrow, 85 on sunday. i think the one sunday is definitely in jeopardy. we might t

the fury of a loaded punch it spills over as protests as in raleigh and police following massive anti-government rallies across the city. as the detainees hunger straw.

we'll, of course, have live updates from raleigh, coming up on "gma." >>> and another story unfolding overnight. americans kidnapped off the coast of africa. their families, along with the fbi, now waiting to see what demands the kidnappers may make. >> and this type of abduction is becoming more common. abc's tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: terror on the high seas. it happened shortly after dawn. pirates stormed the american supply ship, "the sea retriever," kidnapping two americans. military officials say, the crew was sorted by nationality. and only the two americans, the ship's captain and chief engineer, were taken captive. >> you take americans, you get a good price. at the same time, you bring a lot of heat on you, too. >> reporter: the americans were likely taken to land, where they will be held for ransom. >> if it's on land, it's very problematic. let's be frank. this is going to be a negotiated process. it's not going to be a rescue attempt. >> reporter: "the sea retriever" is a oil supply vessel. its last known position was on the western side of africa, about

. >> raleigh, north carolina, near henderson anyway.es. a 97% increase in the pock lags of people. mild weather, four seasons. interesti interesting fe nonnom. many move from the northeast to florida and then back up. they're called the halfbacks. >> they have good health care. >> they do. that's what we look for in small cities. lots to do. >> i was surprised pittsburgh. >> i think it surprises a lot of people. people still think of it as an industrial city but it's really transformed itself. it has a much more diverse economy and it's taken a lot of old factories and mills into lost spaces and art communities. it is a major city. it also has major universities. a great art scene, ballet, opera, and it has the andy warhol museum. he was a local. >> it's interesting. people want the same thing, culture, health care, and access to good schools. >> that's right. but when it comes to retirement you want all of those things in major cities but cost. low taxes is important for people. still lots to do. ite knowles the sleepy place people mig

new york city, washington, d.c., raleigh's in there. and down in the panhandle of florida, that's the remnants of karen. no longer a tropical storm, not a big issue that way, but still going to drop some good rain. and then there's severe weather, david. anywhere from albany to new york city, philadelphia and baltimore tomorrow, in the afternoon and evening. be aware. watch your local abc station, because we could see damaging wind, hail, even isolated tornadoes. >> all right. ginger, thank you. >>> now, to a different mess. the one in washington tonight. day six of the government shutdown, if you're counting. "world news" listening to so many of you across the country, just fed up with washington now, demanding congress do something. well, congress is back in session tomorrow, so, what will get done? house speaker john boehner telling our george stephanopoulos, unless president obama agrees to talk, nothing. with the bigger danger over the debt ceiling nearing, too. >> if he continues to refuse to negotiate, the country is going to def

. >> there's no dress code at good nights in raleigh, north carolina where i'm performing. >> is that right? >> there will not be. that's where i work. "newsweek" is doing this. it's like showing up to the last remaining blockbuster and going where's your waistcoat, mister. >> does this go too far or too far or too far or not far enough? >> i'm going say somewhere in the middle. just to steal buck's line fp i have lii feel like there's lee way. i would much prefer to have it in writing beforehand and go from there. >> why did you look at me when giving that example? >> you make of it what you will. >> i just have to write it down because i'll have to bleep that. >> really. i said [ muted ] three times. >> there's an article about dress code. google doesn't have a dress code and everyone says it's the best place in the world to work. should that attitude apply to all professions? >> it depends on what you're doing. i don't know what all the employees of google do. we have the search engine. it's been the same. they change the photo once every six months. it's not exactly a very excitin

it will be warming up like in raleigh, north carolina. same goes for you in atlanta.atti ann and ainsley in the northeast when we see temperatures warming up as well. new york city you could reach 70 by friday. >> i am not complaining. we will take it. thank you so much maria. 40 minutes after the hour. can't kick the cravings for comfort food? what if we told you cravings could be linked to mental illness? the new study you need to hear. >> patriot or pin head. casey waters hits the streets and this time bill o'reilly is on the list. you don't want to miss this. heart healthy, huh?! ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. >> sometimes square never stops even in the middle of the night. an 885,000 dollar lawsuit has been filed against red bull. they claim it is responsible for a deadly heart attack in 2011. it has the same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee but the lawyer says it also contains extra stimulants tha

from miami to raleigh, it's dry all day long, even into the night tonight.his rain does bend into northern areas. so, late tonight, if you're a late halloween person, then that's new york, you're going to get late showers, all the way to boston and beyond. but dry everywhere else. this is a large area. good news into the northwest that these are morning showers here. i think just about by trick or treat time, this drys out. you have a dry period of time. this is gorgeous weather for the rest of the country. and from california all the way to oklahoma, particularly western oklahoma and all points. now, this wind right around the great lakes and that system, is probably exceeding 40 miles per hour today. so, there's some high wind watches and warnings out in that area. and rain, rain, rain, in all the areas shaded in red and blue. that's the weather around the nation. >>> good thursday morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nikko. clear tonight, almost as cool and it will be cooler and breezy sunday and monday. highs today will be in the mid to upper 60s, s

>> we're starting with raleigh north carolina.n increase, 97% increase in the population of people 55 to 64. mild weather, four seasons, and just phenomenal. a lot of people from the northeast move to florida and then do a second retirement in north carolina. they're calmed the halfbacks. but it's a very strong local economy, and nc state has a terrific lifelong learning program that's very popular with locals. >> north carolina. >> good health care too. >> excellent health care which is important for retirees. that's what we look for in small cities, low taxes, affordability, but lots to do. >> henderson, we need you. >> it's a great state. i was surprised pittsburgh. that surprised me for some reason. >> i think it would surprise a lot of people. people still think of it as this industrial city, but it's really transformed itself. it has a much more diverse economy and it's taken a lot of its old factories and mills and turned them into loft spaces and artist communities. so, really, and it's got a great -- i mean it is a major

. >> raleigh, north carolina near henderson anyway.ags of people. mild weather, four seasons. interesting interesting fe nonnom. many move from the northeast to florida and then back up. they're called the halfbacks. >> they have good health care. >> they do. that's what we look for in small cities. lots to do. >> i was surprised pittsburgh. >> i think it surprises a lot of people. people still think of it as an industrial city but it's really transformed itself. it has a much more diverse economy and it's taken a lot of old factories and mills into lost spaces and art communities. it is a major city. it also has major universities. a great art scene, ballet opera, and it has the andy warhol museum. he was a local. >> it's interesting. people want the same thing, culture, health care, and access to good schools. >> that's right. but when it comes to retirement you want all of those things in major cities but cost. low taxes is important for people. still lots to do. ite knowles the sleepy place people might have retired no the in the p

- carol has a flight to raleigh-durham, so i'm going with him, and we're gonna drive out and spend a at nags head. - you're going to nags head? isn't that redundant?

you can see it coming up through raleigh now. in the roanoke area, heavier showers extending up into west virginia. harrisonburg going to see it first, and temperatures mild now, but going to be much cooler by the end of the day. monika samtani, lots of commuters out and about this morning. >>> especially if you travel on the eastbound side of 495, this morning it is different because we have a confirmed fatal accident on the inner loop right here at the 95 interchange traffic is being diverted on to i-95 northbound. turn around at the park and ride and get book to the inner loop with no problem, but some delays now forming as you can see. no problems in virginia no, ma'am from the west on the dulles toll road, 66 on 95 northbound all the way to 395 and the 14th street bridge, a live look outside on 395 at seminary road. still nice and quiet heading up into the downtown area. back to you guys. >>> today marks the end of week one of the federal government shutdown. >> there is no sign of progress on getting a budget deal done, but

tuesday morning the center of what's left of karen will be nearing in on the side west side of raleigharolina. all the moisture coming up with it. we're not looking for high winds or anything like that but with all the moisture, yes, heavy rain a real possibility monday night and off and on through at least the first half of the day on tuesday. we'll get to enjoy a mostly dry weekend. there's a slight chance for a shower today, northern maryland and the mountains of west virginia. most of us will be dry today and tomorrow. near 90 today and tomorrow as well. your weekend plans, nothing to worry about from a rain perspective. a spot shower possible today but not much of a threat. the real rain arrives here on monday. most of us will be a monday afternoon, monday night and tuesday event and finally that will break the heat around here. the snow will keep us cool next week but no snow in our forecast. >> thank you. >> gas prices are dropping across the region. ad ad ad adam tuss cruised the streets. >> a gallon of regular going for $3.09. you know what that means? people stopping at gas s

close to 90 today and ending the weekend in philadelphia and raleigh, still in those upper 80s.s the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> the name of a boat that's behind me here in venice, louisiana, awaiting tropical storm karen. we'll have that forecast in the next half-hour. dan and bianna. >> let's hope they don't get much of a storm surge. >>> moving on now, he's at home on a basketball court, but in a swimming pool, i'm not sure this works. nba star brandon bass is like the proverbial fish out of water. >> the hoops player fighting his fe fears, fears, learning how to swim. abc's sara haynes is here. >> reporter: hard to imagine a professional athlete not being able to do something. he's used to dunking. not diving. brandon bass is 6'8" and 280-pound forward for the boston celtics. hardwood is where he's comfortable. the water, not so much. >> i don't know how to swim myself. >> reporter: he decided on the best way to learn. a boston classroom. >> i think i can swim across the pool. >> reporter: since he was a child, bass has feared the water, but learning to

in raleigh, north carolina 32 degrees will be the low tonight. >> 'tis the season for frost on the pumpkinthank you, maria. >> tied 1-1. making this series pretty good so far. p st. louis beats the red sox in game two of the world series. the red sox pulled ahead with yet another home run by david or tea ord ortiz. they hit a sacrifice fly that brought in a run and carlos beltran hit an rbi single to put the st. louis cardinals up 2 for that win. game 2 on saturday 8:00 p.m. right here on fox. >>> did you see this happen right before the game? watch rock legend james tail taylor flub the national an dem. ♪ >> the 65-year-old started singing america the beautiful before quickly transitioning back to the star-spangled banner. >> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. bad credit makes it hard to get a loan, right? how it could be costing you money behind the wheel, too. >> if you act like miley get off the dance floor. no tweshgirking contract beforey go to a dance. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. >> today a jury i

the morning lows. 35 in asheville. 36 in raleigh. washington, d.c. at 43 degrees. new york and boston seem warm compared to what is going on down south. this blast, first hits south. and then swings a little bit east. it's slightly moderated by the time it gets to the eastern seaboard. look at greenville, birmingham, atlanta, nashville, all southern cities, all dipping into the 30s. >>> good morning opinion i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. for today, we'll have afternoon sunshine once again, a little hazy, temperatures cooler than average. a slight warming trend this weekend and then we'll flip the switch and autumn returns next week, but the transition will be dry once again. check out these temperatures. only average in the east bay valleys, mid-70s there, nearly 70 in san jose, some low 70s in the north bay, mid to upper 60s around the bay shore, only 62 in san francisco, mid-50s at the coast. accuweather seven-day forecast, co >>> here's a great thing about the south. you may start chilly. but atlanta, you're gett

> a settlement tonight for the former police officer who pepper sprayed students during an occupy raleigh davis. a judge approved a $38,000 worker compensation claim for john pike. you remember this video. the 40-year-old officer was fired after this video went viral in november of 2011. pike said he suffered from depression and anxiety after receiving death threats. >>> the work to clean up graffiti is just getting underway tonight. it was done while the station was closed during the strike. bart says they had to wait until tonight to clean it up because that's when crowds will be reduced and crews available. in all, nine stations were damaged and defaced. here is nick smith. >> reporter: edwardo has been working since daybreak to remove thick heavy paint from the walls of the bart station. this and this have been reduced to this. bart police are investigating more than half a dozen instancens of graffiti by vandals during the four-day bart strike. >> very annoying, yes. >> reporter: annoying and costly. the cleanup of the station is moving along one stroke at a time, at san francisco's

in raleigh, north carolina, i'm tara lynn, cbs news. >> the injured rider range in age from 14 to 39. >>> a prince george's county man facesar son charges for allegedly setting a fire that damaged homes in bowie. investigators say he set the fire that caused this damage. two dogs had to be reduced from the house. no word on why messiah allegedly set that fire. >>> annapolis police arrest a man suspected to be behind a string of indecent exposure incidents. eddie strang, jr., exposed himself. he is now charged with 10 additional peeping tom cases, dating back to may of last year,ula in the same area of annapolis. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. >>> a look at ravens' linebacker brendan aian badeo. >>> a tribute to late photographer, bill epiridge, boast known for his tragic photo of bobby kennedy, seconds after he had been assassinated. >>> and a preview of saturday's football game between maryland and clemson. look for the updated forecast from wjz's first worning -- warning weather team. >>> scores of

at this point it looks like at this rate they are talking about half a million toland raleigh's by thee if the 50,000 number correct and the corrected data estimations continue. what are the republicans going to do? this looks like a political bonanza just as much as it is a political catastrophe in the making for the obama administration. >> first we have to realize that the chilly only one-quarter of people that have been able to get on this web sites did anywhere. once they lose that it is more than likely they will not come back and visit. the filibuster literally brought the american people to focus on the issues where there might have just gone about their everyday lives. now the republicans double b to make sure we keep this on the front of the news and have it be the story. >> this is important. we just learned today taxes are due april 15th next year. you have to be signed at. you have until march 301st to get signed up. because of the irs administrative paper work you have to prove that you were signed of or you get fined up to 1 percent of your income. when that happens revo

more than 80 drivers were stuck in cars on raleigh -- on snowy roads overnight. the only way to get through them is by snowmobile and snowplow. >> with the weather today, it's completely opposite of that. should have something planned today. do you have something planned? >> no, but i may find something. enjoy this last day. >> get out to the fairgrounds, the craft festival with hundreds of artists. >> sharon gibala is out there. you are out there every year when it comes to town. i think you take your credit card. you got anything in store today to buy? >> there's not anybody here to accept my credit card, but i did bring cash just in case. but i do love this one. i love to peru's. it's a great place to come today if you're looking to get away from the heat. it's air-conditioned with more than 250 artists, and one of them is jean. she is a local maryland artist. she makes these beautiful creations. they are each one-of-a-kind. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. we start by designing the bag and then i handed the bag completely. this goes into t

over in ral raleigh north carol 40 degrees. these areas aren't used to seeing these kind of temperatures so early in the year. in nashville 44 degrees the temperature. because of this you have widespread will freeze warnings including parts of the state of tennessee and also parts of north carolina and into the sections of the northeast. bitter cold to the east. out west a beautiful day today. talking temperatures into the 60s. in phoenix 91 degrees for the high temperature. lake-effect snow picking up here off of lake ontario. you are talking 18 inches of snow. other areas could be looking at 6 inches of snow. i took off my scarf and my big coat yesterday. >> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. it is common practice kid's sports teams giving everyone on the team a trophy so no one feels badly. one team says kids have to earn their trophy. is this the right move? we report, you decide. >> a state trooper arrives with seconds to spare saving the life of a child unable to breathe. the amazing rescue you will not want to m

we'll have live updates from raleigh, coming up on "gma." >>> another story unfolding overnight.he coast of africa. their families, along with the fbi, are seeing what demands the kidnappers may make. >> tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: terror on the high seas. it happened after dawn. pirates stormed the supply ship, kidnapping two americans. the crew was sorted by nationality. and only the two americans, the ship's captain and chief engineer, were taken captive. >> you take americans, you have a good price. at the same time, you bring a lot of heat on you, too. >> reporter: the americans were likely taken to land, where they will be held for ransom. >> it's on land, it's problematic. this is going to be a negotiated process. it's not going to be a rescue attempt. >> reporter: "the sea retriever" is a oil supply vessel. it was 15 miles off the coast of nigeria. 30% of u.s. oil comes through those waters, making it a prime target for piracy. >> on the west coast, pirates ten to be more of the criminal element. >> reporter: the u.s. is closely monitoring the situation. b

. >>> raleigh news observer investigators are investigate judging what caused a ride to malfunction.nown as the vortex and reco reportedly was finished then restarted. >> "san francisco chronicle" twitter expects to sell between 70 and 85 million shares for it's $17 to $20 a piece when it goes public on the new york stock exchange next month. this price is considered conservative as twitter attempts to avoid facebook's problems when it went public in 2012 and its stock fell below the ipo price. twitter's evaluation is now $10 billion. >> "usa today" amazon.com's revenue was up 24% during the third quarter. that tops the $17 billion the online retail giant beat expectations by 2%. although reported an operating loss of $25 million. however an operating loss is pretty common this time of year as amazon invests more money in its web base services and warehouse sales to keep up with sales. >> "new york times" the fda is taking steps to address the use of narcotic pain killers in america. new measures which may take effect next year will reduce the number of refills patients will have bef

that threat exists from albany down into raleigh, north carolina. the remnants of tropical storm karen are going to be absorbed by this front. that's the reason we're going to have heavier rainfall across florida into georgia. in atlanta, they'll see a few showers and thundershowers through the course of the day, the heaviest along the coastline in the southeast. take a look. that rain's going to push into our nation's capitol. yesterday, temperatures were at 90 degrees. for today, mostly cloudy, overcast skies and because of the cloud cover and rain, i want you to be careful along i-75 and carry a jacket, because it's going to feel cooler than yesterday. in the northeast, the heaviest of the rain will be cross portion of pennsylvania, back into ohio and along the new york freeway. use precaution. damages winds going to be a problem, especially across new england. we could see winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour. that's the reason the national weather service has i should damaging winds and concerns for that damaging wind warnings, that is. across

this man's worst case scenarios were severe and got the flight crew to divert the plane and land in raleighe revealed this is his fourth time providing medical assistance to a passenger on a flight. >>> he's 37-year-old vincent john he works for a company called cupertino electric. he stole materials that included copper wires and we don't know if those materials would have been used ons stadium project. investigators say the stolen items belong to his employer and they were stored in cupertino. >>> later today the opening ceremony for the world's most famous surfing contest mavericks. the opening ceremony is a special gathering of the tribe. a chance to get together before the competition starts off the peninsula coast. the official contest window for the surfing is between november and the end of march of next year. >>> 6:57. coming up we hear from the loved ones of two veterans killed while walking their dog last night in menlo park. >> unbelievable. very painful. >> the heart ache family members are feeling and what we are learning about the two victims and the suspect. >>> an occupy an

a lot of warming, even in raleigh. nashville, same type of deal.lso looking at big changes in the midwest. i want to show you real quickly, some video from silver bay, minnesota. we had big waves kicking up there. going to do the same. chicago, today, 50. des moines, 52. a look at how much rain is going to fall north of dallas and in southern oklahoma. >> you know what's so cool about this mic, ron? >> what? >> it extends. >> like an antenna. >> it's time to play "name that cloud." >> i know what it is. >> how do you know what it is? >> oh, wow. >> those are funnels. >> no. they do look like funnels. >> great clouds. >> dan, bring it home. >> cirrus. >> no. >> light and high. >> i get it. >> strata cumulus. we're getting there. >> most depressing time of the week for ginger. thank you, ginger. >>> now, to the bride and groom on many levels a perfect match. >> really, they are. kyle fralic needed a kidney to save his life. but never expected to find love along the way. reena ninan is here with this incredible story. hey, reena. >> reporter: hi, guys

in raleigh, north carolina, i'm tara lynn. cbs news. >> the injured riders ranged in age from 14 to 39. >>> police in north carolina say a gunman who was held up inside a cvs pharmacy. scott russ took three employees inside the store hostage around 2:00 a.m., during an attempt to commit an armed robbery. he was armed with a scope mountain rifle. when officers arrived on the scene, the gunman opened fire. the employees held hostage were released early this morning. >>> well, students return to class at danvers high school this morning. it follows tuesday's death of math teacher colleen fritzer at the school in massachusetts. police say one of her students, phillip chism, is accused of beating her and cutting her with a box cutter inside that bathroom. and that is the only part of the school still close. parents, teachers, students are still trying to cope with what happened. >> i think a lot of us are at a loss for how we're supposed to deal with it. like what we're supposed to do, what we're not supposed to do. >> reporter: a

he got the flight crew to divert the plane and land in raleigh.his was the fourth time he provided some medical emergency help to a passenger on the flight home from washington. >>> your time is 5:46. let's head out to sal castaneda who is watching the roads for us. hi sal. >> good morning, claudine and dave. right now we are looking pretty good. things are getting more crowded as we are driving on 80 soon. i want to mention that traffic is getting more crowded as we head west to berkeley by the time we reach the toll plaza. we don't have a huge backup but there is already a little bit of one here in some of the lanes. just be aware of that. no problems on the bridge itself. i also want to mention the traffic here on 880 still looks good across the bay to the peninsula. 101 and 280 are doing very well. the fog is not a big issue as it was in the last few days. i want to mention public transportation bart, cal train, and muni are not reporting any delays. and now here is steve. >> thank you. >>> happy friday. we do have some low clouds there. but s

an accident at the state fair in raleigh.t wrong on a ride called the vortex. at least five people were thrown off that ride. can you imagine? >> no. >> they've been taken to the hospital with potentially serious injuries, as you can imagine. first responders still on the scene and that section of the fair has been shut down. >> rough night at fairgrounds. >>> the candidate for governor is doing damage control of his own. tonight it is all about a picture from a house party with a lot of teen-agers. >> that is one of the stories making headlines in your world in 90 seconds. >> shirtless teens gyrating, a young woman twerking in between them and red dixie cups looking like beer and doug gasler in the mix of something from a scene from animal house. >> i did see red cups around. i was reading a text. can i assume alcohol was there, i can't say. >> a couple thrown out of place they've been at for more than 40 years. their story affected viewers. >> i paid the back rent and i would pay the difference in the upcoming year's rent.

. >> three of the five people injured thursday night are still in a raleigh hospital this morning. >> thanks so much. germany has some pretty sharp words for the u.s. today about claims the nsa monitored chancellor angela merkel's cell phone. the interior minister told a newspaper that if the u.s. intercepted cell phones in germany that breaks german law. and he said confidence in the u.s. is shaken. we have more on the impact these claims are having. >> reporter: both germany and france are so outraged that they are now demanding u.s. sit down for talks by the end of the year. german chancellor angela merkel was particularly upset that reports her own mobile phone was tapped. she wasn't the only one who may have had her phone bug. document leaked by edward snowden to the british newspaper the guardian states the government was following 200 politicians and at least 35 world leaders. interestingly that document also conceded not much useful intelligence had been gathered by monitoring those phones. >> thanks so much. >>> fall out from the nsa's spying controversy is, indeed, intensify

and then begins to roll toward raleigh durham and again, it could affect us on monday. we'll keep you posted on that. we'll be back in a bit and talk about our summer-like weekend. >> all right, top, disturbing sexual abuse allegations tonight against a montgomery county teacher. ion line social studies teacher is being held on $125,000 bond tonight. he is accused of having a long standing sexual relationship with a female student both on and off the school grounds. he taught at cabin john middle school and rockville high. >>> this guy right heerks the one you see there, is accused of growing marijuana inside his house, which also serves as a daycare. david was busted after police got an unanimous tip. they found a marijuana growing operation inside along with a loaded handgun. as for that licensed childcare, well, let's just say it's been suspended. >> one person was killed, two others injured in an accident in anne arundel county today. two cars collided near the intersection of route 3 and 32 this afternoon. the 73-year-old driver of one of the vehicles was pronounce