and i think -- i think i am this time. [ laughter ] i raleigh hope i am. [ laughter ] i raleigh hopeht. [ applause ] . you've noticed fred is not with us. fred is in portland tonight. he's working on season five of "portlandia," but last week, we launched a new way to keep fred involved when he's not here. it is a segment that we are calling, "fred-ex." [ light laughter ] and we did it last week, it was a lot of fun. i should stress, i wanna make this very clear, we are receiving no cash considerations from the good people at fed-ex. we probably could have if we'd thought of calling them beforehand, but we didn't because we're idiots, so now, they get this free advertising. we get nothing. although i will say, you know, hey, you could send us a thank you card, you know. [ light laughter ] and if you wanted us to get it tomorrow, i think you would know how. [ laughter ] so, here's how fred-ex works. fred-ex works that we -- if you know fred armisen, you know no one does characters better than fred armisen. he does them on "portlandia." he used to do them for years on "snl." we are gon

i was in raleigh state prison, spent 20 hours in latka for something i didn't do.for years separate. >> explain that to us. >> 23 our law. you don't the come of the cell for 23 hours. in half an hour, like in a yard like this where the walls are so high all you see is the sky. i did that over some things that i didn't do. i had a cousin who was locked up, the correction officer, tried to break it up and he went to the hold and got charged with assault. i got charged with assault. he got shipped to state prison. i got shipp to raleigh state prison. they gave him a street charge. they gave me a street charge. they dropped might street charge, the administrative charge is the prison system charge so i spent a year in a cell that is no bigger than the average sized bath room. that is good. god has a way of doing some amazing things to wake you up and smacked you around and he did it then because i remember sitting in that cell, i read the bible from start to finish and found out who i really was and i knew then that i wasn't the guy that landed me there. when i came ou

that would take you to raleigh, durham, chapel hill to the south and washington and baltimore to the north. and you couple that with the charlottesville and the material in richmond itself, there's no point in going elsewhere to write a history of the confederate army in virginia. to write a history of tennessee, you have to go all offer the map, from austin, to tallahassee, to baton rouge, to raleigh, nashville, to little rock, to new york, you have to go everywhere because that stuff was so scattered. we're getting collections now and published information on the confederate army on the west so it won't be quite as bad in the future as it has been in the past. but the result of all of this was that joe johnson's view the atlanta campaign was almost completely accepted for decades in the 20th century. the fact you grow up in atlanta as i did in the 1930s and 1940s, that's what you hear. joe johnston was the greatest thing since grits. if he had been left alone, if that idiot jefferson davis had not removed him from command, he would have defeated sherman outside of atlanta. he would

places like new york city and raleigh, north carolina. expect the temperatures to climb over the next several days. meanwhile portions of new mexico into the 80's upper 80's for the high temperature in the city of denver. parts of the carolina expecting more areas of heavy rain. that will be continuing. there will be concern or flading out there and flooding further ques west. we have been seeing mud slides happening across parts of california. we will keep you updated. heather and ainsley back to you. >> a person now dead from an apparent overdose at a maryland concert. a 17-year-old boy from northern virginia died at the hospital two-days after his death from an overdose at the music festival. 19 others have been hospitalized because of the drug they had related symptoms. all this days after dozens of keith urban fans were treated at a concert near boston for alcohol related illnesses. >> actor glover beaten and stabbed in a dc club after a fight breaks out. glover who started the hit hbo drama "the wire" says two men started beating hi

not a torn rotated cuff. >> it was here saturday afternoon along route 108 outsideilatensville as raleigh was about to finish a 35-mile an hour solo bike ride. he turned up this hill when the narrow roadway got cramped. >> next thing the suv comes behind me and then a door pushes into me and then i was whacked sideways and then i heard the crunching and that was it. >> he suffered three broken ribs, a sprained ankle and cuts and scrapes to his ankles and hands. his $3,500 bike fared worse, never to be ridden again. >> i don't understand what people are thinking. are they in that much of a hurry or is it they didn't care. >> this hit and run only a few miles down the road from where a car struck and killed dien whitman on a street with signage warning drivers to share the pavement. >> what if you had to be the person that had to call my wife, my mother, my father, my brother and tell him how would you feel. is it really worth that 30 seconds. that's all i can say. >> the suspect vehicle here described as a silver colored suv, possibly a toyota four-runner. if you know anyone who drives tha

he's a comedian from raleigh, north carolina. >> fixing to get me something pink.car, remind you, this is the car. everybody see that? [ bleep ] the top there, the window there, you know what he tells me? he said, lock the door. [ laughter ] >> it's so simple. look at him walk away. hey, there's a [ bleep ] oh, my gosh. >> this dad is awesome. he should be happy he knows how to lock them doors. taught him to lock behind himself. >> a good habit, responsible. >> just need to work on common sense. >> he's going to lock the >>> molly munching on a carrot. >>> the poster of this video says, my dad recently retired and has either completely lost his marbles or is bored out of his mind. >> this is the amount of corn you eat when you eat corn. the two ears, next the one ear, and next the half ear, and next is the quarter ear. let's go down, folks. this is how much, if you want a portion of corn on your plate, this is what you get by eating two ears of corn. >> this is a 45-second video that the poster received from his 71-year-old mother. that is dad. >> i'm just impresse

wall hosted a similar event yesterday in his hometown of raleigh, north carolina. giving back to his adopted hometown and real hometown. >> exactly. we will see if they can repeat it. speaking of the popular kids, we will show you one kid who is very popular. he got quite a present. few more days in training camp in richmond, virginia. one name in another out. robert and jay continue to >> now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> from our glimmers of hope department jason hatcher passed his physical today after spending two months rehabbing from knee surgery after that big year he had with the cowboys. hatcher probably won't play until the third preseason game. this time ankle. here is robert and the redskins. what a pass to santana moss. there you go. there you go. i can keep it? that is something you can tell your friends at school. a few more days of practice before the redskins break camp. like every other team in the national football league this team is not even close to be ready for the regular season. >> there is not a pha

severe storms swamped the raleigh area.power and flooding hotels. >> mark:this is video from just one find someplace else to stay. witnesses say the storm was sudden. with the rain coming in very quickly. >>: the cars of being flooded and i try to push everyone out. i know what lightning can do. >>: this is all that we have less right here. the bellin all. police and firefighters evacuated more than 40 guests from flooded motels. >> erica: will have a lot of cloud cover and my guess is 15 degrees cooler. as for temperature is right now san francisco 61 degrees 59 in livermore. that area of low pressure has shifted north. now that is in part to the foreground here in the bay area at temperatures will be down. death of another celebrity: >> erica: and now by lunchtime expect temperatures to be in the '70s. and that many of you ladies sportswear corp. around the bed. '70s and '80s and the south bay redwood city 77. and the east bay is a lot of sunshine. fairfield 8175 and the lay of sampras's coach at 67. los 74 in the bottle

three inches of it fell over raleigh. areas were left soaked and submerged. in nebraska, a hospital security camera caught this. oh, my goodness, flood waters smashing through windows. and in arizona, the nation's reservoir hit an all time low. in 1983 it was 225 feet. the lake is so crucial there, providing drinking water to seven states, so hopefully they can get some kind of rain sometime soon. >> you can see where the waterline should be. that's a lot of water. >> a lot of water in other areas where they don't need it. >> too bad they don't have a better way of shipping storms. >> yesterday, the incredible rainfall totals was baltimore, 6.3 inches of rain. green haven, maryland, had 10.3 inches. the heaviest rain right over long island, flash flood warnings, very careful driving in those locations. your commutes will be slowed significantly by water on the roads and all the heavy rain continues to push up into new england. by about noon today, new york city should be clear and done with it. hartford by 5:00, boston, not until 8:00 or 9:00 this evening. ev

if you have plans to head toward nashville or memphis or raleigh later on, possible low showers there, and thunderstorms, a blip in texas. the gulf coast looking okay, atlanta fine, the west coast okay, down south around huma, arizona, i doubt very many of you are going there. today's high in philadelphia under the sun is 84 degrees, tam. >> thank you, david. >> reading police are looking for two suspects in a deadly gang stabbing, five men were brought into custody, investigators say the victim showed up to fight one of the suspects, but was jumped by 6 more people. this happened saturday on the 300 block of south 6th street. police have the names of the two of suspects on the loose. all seven of the men belong to street gangs. >>> new on "action news," an american who recently visited sierra leone is being tested in new mexico for ebola virus as a precaution. the women is in stable condition and not considered a probable case. in liberia, looters raided a quarantine center taking items infected with the virus. 30 patients were staying in money -- money -- and they fled. >> an 85-yea

but the dew points are pushing 70 in charleston and raleigh and up to richmond now at 69.our dew point 63. we're just on the verge of the muggy sort of air that we'll be dealing with for tonight and the next few days. temps in the 70s north. we're in the low 80s already. looking at our temperature 77 in frederick. 74 baltimore. it's 80 in la plata. fredricksburg, d.c. 81. a little cooler on the bay 73. cumberland 82. so some hazy sun out there now, 81. the dew point at 63 and a light east wind at 5 miles an hour. frontal boundaries nearby. that moisture, though, look at this. see this spinning? this is going to track to our south for the most part. still northern neck, fredericksburg, southern maryland especially more st. mary's and southern charles, calvert, a chance for that shower popping up here this afternoon and this evening. then tonight here we are at 3:30. a passing shower overnight. tomorrow we've got a chance of showers, especially west of town and south of town as we head into the afternoon. i think it will be west of the blue ridge. same story wednesday. by th

tuesday night near raleigh-durham, north carolina drivers in the only braved flash flooding but severe thunderstorms in the region, even down trees and caused power outages. near pittsburgh so much rain fell this weekend 60-inch storm drain run off pipe collapsed causing this sink hole that swallowed a car. in detroit people are still drying out after storms soaked the city in 6 inches of rain. there was so much water pumping stations in the bankrupt city could not even keep up because thieves stole critical copper pipes on highways more than a thousand cars were abandoned. a soggy situation parts of the northeast are bracing for. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> how about that, flooded roads are par for the course when so much rain moves in during so little time and swallowed cars in cumberland county as well including this one on delsea drive-in millville. police tell "eyewitness news" they have received several calls for flooded out basements. >>> on the the atlantic city boardwalk rain came down in sheets yesterday evening. even the tram cars could not provide passenge

damage in north carolina after severe thunderstorms dropped in nearly 3 inches of rain in the city of raleighash floods closed some streets and stranded cars. two motels as you see here in an apartment complex had to be evacuated. no one was reportedly hurt. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. we saw record rainfall come down in millville, close to 9 inches. parts of cumberland county under a flood warning as we head into the rest of the morning. a few lingering showers throughout the rest of the morning and our temperatures will be below average for the rest of your workweek and we have a bought full weekend on tap. a flood warning. here's a closer look staying in effect until 8:30. we have reports of closed roads. we also want to say for the creeks and streams in these particular counties, that's going to be a concern for us, at least over the next couple of hours. if you see flooded roadways, do not drive through them. wind speeds out of the northeast at 7 miles an hour. we see a breezy day with wind speeds continued to be between 10

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last night we did tell you about a 20 year old raleigh man who also died. as many as 20 others went to the hospital. most had used a form of ecstasy known as mdma or commonly known as molly. >>> the star witness in the corruption trial surrounding former virginia governor bob mcdonnell is back on the stand tomorrow. jonnie williams is expected to testify for a fourth day about the $165,000 in gift the and loans he gave to mcdonnell and his wife maureen. prosecutors accuse the mcdonnells of conspiring to help williams with his diet supplements in exchange for money and favors. the couple was not conspiring since their marriage was allegedly on the rocks. news 4 julie carey will be in the courtroom tweeting everything she learns. for all the latest developments from richmond, you can follow her on twitter. just look for juliecareynbc. >>> more than two weeks later, the major hurdle crews have cleared since malaysia flight 17 was shot down. >>> an entire city on the brick. nearly half a million people told it is not safe to use the water. we'll tell you what i

the author of four books of poems, she now lives with her husband, poet joseph millar, in raleigh, northina, where she teaches at north carolina state university. her book facts about the moon was a finalist for the national book critics circle award. "dust." someone spoke to me last night, told me the truth. just a few words, but i recognized it. i knew i should make myself get up, write it down, but it was late, and i was exhausted from working all day in the garden, moving rocks. now, i remember only the flavor-- not like food, sweet or sharp. more like a fine powder, like dust. and i wasn't elated or frightened, but simply rapt, aware. that's how it is sometimes-- god comes to your window, all bright light and black wings, and you're just too tired to open it. (applause) >> hello and welcome to "global 3000." more and more knowledge is being stored online. today, we look at the opportunities and risks of making the web our main reference point for all sorts of information. here is what we have coming up: media companies adjust to the internet age. pr offensive -- how wikipedia's entr

this would be the president of united states rewritten in north carolina dash and we had flown into raleigh and other north carolina was playing university of kentucky in basketball so clinton wanted to go to the cave so we went in the state police told us to park our car next to the entrance that we watch them beat kentucky and when we got out the campus police had towed the car. so fortuna half-hour's the next president was sitting at the police station in chapel hill trying to get his car back. but the one we will never forget it. >> the reds day. [laughter] >> probably the most heroin was the flight between denver and shy and wyoming. it was april but we had of blizzard we had four seats with five people one person had to sit on the john and the only thing we had have was to pilots we didn't have to have seized the we had to have pilots. [laughter] so what we thought were clouds were snow-covered mountaintops i knew we rich in trouble with bill take tough the phone to call hillary and tell her how much he loved her. [laughter] but luckily we made it and some of these things are importan

one city hard was raleigh, north carolina. streets were closed and cars abandoned. several hotels had to be evacuated. there are no injuries reported. there was lots. flooding up and down the east coast. dave warren has been tracking all the storms that started in detroit that kept making it's way east. >> meteorologist: just a tremendous amount of moisture as the storm moved through. certainly a lot of rain in the short period of time. that's the big issue, and this was the loop showing this heaviest rain came right through the northeast here. but this is just six hours, and look what happens here. right through long island. this is a tremendous amount of rain i in a short period of time. a lot of video coming in showing what happened here. this is poor drainage area that dealt with this flood and that was the big problem. the heaviest rain came down, six to ten inches of rain came down. we have flash flood warnings still in effect. the storm moving through and slowing down along this pressure. the front looks like this. it slows down and this is the focus of the h

in north carolina the rain was relentless. 3 inches of it fell over raleigh. areas were left soaked and submerged. next, to a live picture just outside new york city. this is a scene on long island where flash flooding has left a parkway littered with stranded cars this morning. up to 7 inches of rainfall was reported in the area. in nebraska, a hospital security camera caught this. floodwaters smashing through cafeteria windows. incredible images. parts of arizona it was wet and wild. a summer storm dropped up to 2 inches of rain. in nevada the largest -- the nation's largest reservoir hits an all-time low. lake meade has dropped to 1,080 feet above sea level almost the width of a football field. in 1983 it was 1,225 feet. the lake is crucial providing drinking water to seven states. time for a look at today's weather. here's nbc's meteorologist bill karins. >> we've had epic rain from detroit twos days ago to baltimore yesterday, the jersey shore last night and now up through long island. crazy numbers. this isn't like a hurricane or anything. it's just amaz

of course they played at fort raleigh. junction city. manhatt manhattan. i could keep on going out west. practically any city which was a city had a baseball team and they had a little kansas league that they would play in. so the monarchs came in and played all of those cities if not one year, different years. so i would do some research and get your name out. i would be happy to supply that information. 1959, satchel came out and spent the summer there, pitched for the blue jays. unfortunately, we still as a team suffered under the discrimination scenarios. they didn't spend many nights overnight but they travelled by bus and of course after the game liked to eat somewhere. there were many times and the time i remember was in mcferson where they told satchel he would have to go in the back door if he wanted to eat and the whole team got up and left. i command the manager and sponsor for that. i was fortunate to be bat buy boy so i got to see him and other players. as late as 1959 blackba ball players were still suffering under that scenario. >> i appreci

the iezzois have -- theitsi is raleighs say they want to disarm gaza.t's unlikely hamas will agree to that. the gazans wants their own seaport in there. they want a lifting of the extreme blockade that has been there since 2007. that's been a severe limitation of the movement of people and goods in and out of gaza, itself. these are some of the huge issues, issues that have been argued over for years now. those will be brought to the negotiating table if the palestinians and israel is sit down together. that's when the tough negotiations will just begin. >> now, jane, you said that israel wants to disarm hamas entirely, but has israel shown any flexibility in their tactics? >> in terms of disarminghamas, we haven't seen vocally and on the record any flexibility on that. >> that's always been an official policy for some time now. what they are talking about as well, though, is getting the palestinian authority more involved in gaza. >>, of course, those, of course, are those who rule the west bank as well. their fatah partners, that the israelis have sai

on storm scan three you can see the showers moving up from the mid atlantic through raleigh.ut here are all the high clouds that will be streaming in. for tomorrow morning you'll have sunshine through high clouds and then finally the clouds will take over. usually the average high in august we see temperatures in the mid 80s. that won't be the case as we start the in tomorrow average high on the first is 87. by the 31st 83. we will be below average to begin the month. temperatures right now holding on to the 70s along the i-95 corridor into the south and east. but north and west cooler temperatures in allentown, 67. the pock nose 61. but ocean water temperatures warming up right now at 71. some cooler air to the west. we will see some of those numbers low temperatures will be in the 60s overnight tonight. so during the day on friday we'll watch this front approach from the west. this warm front being push back toward the shore. it's going to squeeze all that moisture up the eastern seaboard and provide us with a few afternoon scattered showers. temperatures will be in the 80s

jump forward in time though by the time we get to thursday, temperatures will be in the mid-90s in raleighnashville at 96, little rock at 96 as well. dallas 100, but by friday, temperatures will be 100 degrees at montgomery, st. louis 95 degrees. so by the end of the week, thursday into friday, that's really when you're going to want to hydrate and be careful out there. right now, we do have some storms pushing in to nashville in the next hour or so, louisville we're going to see the storms push into your area as well. so be on the lookout for possible storms in the south as well as the northern plains. christi? >> it's bad enough when you get the heat. >> yes. >> when you get the storms rolling in with the heat. >> um-hum. >> that's when it gets a little dicey, right? >> yes, when it gets dicey, could see the storms today rolling in the south, not only the south, the northern plains so we've got those two areas to watch today. >> all right. appreciate that you are here, jen. thank you so much. >> no problem. >> thank you for starting your morning with us. make some great memories today an

from austin to tallahassee, to raleigh to baton rouge to ralei raleigh, to nashville, to little rock, to new york, you have to go everywhere because that stuff was so scattered. we're getting collections now and published information on the confederate army in the west so it won't be quite as bad in the future as it has been in the past. but the result of all of this was that joe johnson's view the atlanta campaign was almost completely accepted for decades in the 20th century. in fact, you grow up in atlanta as i did in the 1930s and 1940s, that's what you hear. joe johnston was just the greatest thing since grits. if he had been left alone, if that idiot jefferson davis had not removed him from command, he would have defeated sherman outside atlanta. he would have driven sherman back to chattanooga. he would have flanked him on to nashville. he would have forced him to retreat to louisville. pursued him across the ohio river. back up through illinois, across the great lakes. sherman, the remnants of sherman's pathetic army would have been drowned in hudson bay. after which joe johns

we'll be at 96 in atlanta, 95 in raleigh. 100 degrees in dallas.to friday, temperatures will be hitting 100 degrees in little rock, 92 in raleigh, so christi, temperatures are going to be feeling very warm. especially by the end of the week. >> i hear rain mighting in the futuretoo. i'm going to be braiding my hair. nobody wants to see that. jennifer gray, thank you so much. >> and thank you for sharing your morning with us. the next hour of your new day starts right now. >>> good morning everybody. so grateful for your company here. i'm christi paul. >> good morning. i'm victor blackwell live in ferguson, missouri. 7:00 there on the east coast, 6:00 here in ferguson. this is "new day sunday." and you know, this has been another difficult night for other people here in ferguson and for law enforcement, the missouri state highway patrol trying to control the protests after the shooting death of michael brown a week ago saturday. overnight there was a shooting, we're told, there was also the use of tear gas and smoke overnight. we're told there was a

approaching 70 down there with temperatures it's drier and cooler in the 50s in williamsport. 57 in raleigh. richmond is 71. locally still 60s north. damascus down to 61 with 63 for germantown. in loudoun county leesburg is in the mid-60s along with fairfax 66 and manassas. even waldorf now at 66 over at bowie at 63. very comfortable. another look at the michael & son weather camera with the partly to mostly cloudy skies over us. 73 degrees at reagan national. a light wind out of the east, northeast at only 3 miles an hour. we have a stationary boundary in the neighborhood. it doesn't mean it's moving. it's not going to move much in fact for much of the week. with the front nearby we get these disturbances to ride the jet stream toward us. that enhances the shower and storm threat. looks like this guy is tracking more to the south. if you're going to be along and south of interstate 64 this morning, maybe going to richmond or even southern maryland into st. mary's county, the northern neck, better chance there than here. even out toward i-81 in the mountains will help give a little more ins

i was in south carolina, i remember, we went to raleigh, north carolina easter weekend in 1960.t of that where talk about in my book because you take rosa par parks. parks was a phenomenal part of the case and when you read the court case that desegregated transit there was a footnote in the rosa parks case that said we didn't have to determine the rule on this issue. we have already made that determination in the case of sarah flemming versus the south carolina electric and gas company. there was a lot going on in south carolina but we were not a media center and therefore you will not read and hear a lot about it. you write a lot about john lewis. he talked about having been arrested this morning. the first time he was every physically attacked was in rock hill, south carolina. and the man that went up there to rescue them was james t mccain from sumpter south carolina when was my pointing league baseball coach and the one guy my dad let me go to the meetings with him. my dad trusted him more than anyone else in the movement. john lewis will tell you that mccain was one of the

you will be in the 90's in atlanta, raleigh, north carolina. you factor in the humidity it will feel like 104 in kansas city, 103 in dallas. 101 in new orleans and the city of tampa. that's why we have the heat advisories in effect we are talking dangerous amounts of heat if any one stays outdoors too long. let's head over to you. >> it is 20 minutes to the top of the hour. president obama promising to get revenge for the murder of james foley. what is our military really need to do to stop isis from attacking again? general tom mcinerney lays out the plan next. >> turns out some scanners missed bombs and guns. really? you know our brands. but you may not know we're a family. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. like days inn, where you can do everything under the sun. for a chance to win one million dollars, visit wyndhamrewards.com . .. >> the pentagon releasing information on a failed attempt to rescue james foley and other american hostages. what does this say about u.s. intelligence. joining us now is general tom mcinerney

and he then sold to me to patrick murphy who took me on his farm near raleigh.most of our black pows would be returned to slavery and including the right here in the heart of virginia's slave trading district. where the purple arrow is marked is one of the petersburg regents. one will go to a dealer and to be kept there until the war ends. i will stop there. i am out of slides and i will let you ask questions. [applause] we'll start over here. >> my name is jeff smith. i am curious. except for the last-minute interference, it seemed like meade and grant deferred to burnside in the operations. after this disaster am a 15 thousand union troops involved in this operation, did any land or accept responsibility for deferring such an operation to burnside? >> not particularly. meade decided who was going to be in the court of inquiry. there are people who do not like burnside from the battle of fredericksburg from 1862 and 1863 and. they already have a negative opinion of burnside. in meade's recorder is one of his own inspector general's and none of them will say you

in raleigh, several businesses and hotels were evacuated because of flooding there. and there are a handful of reports of people being rescued from stranded cars. no one was hurt. >>> some of those issues spreading into the northeast, but here wire dryie out. >> and i'm happy to report you stuff your umbrella in a bag and leavehave lighter winds and low humidity pushing in. radar is rain free this morning. and we have just a little bit of flooding still going on. some receding waters still high water here in east central prince george's coun. these creeks and streams that feed into the becau tux aunt river, some roadways cer with debs.pawtuxant river, some roadways coverh debris. this morning whether walking or driving, between w and 8:00, a little patchy fog some rural areas. partly sunny, near 70. between 8:00 and 10:00, we'll be in the low 70s and becoming rather breezy. winds will begin to pick up. during the afternoon, gusting to around 20 miles an hour. lots of spine through the afternoon as we reach the low to mid-80s mid afternoon. that is below the average h

details for today's festivities, raleigh took 7:09 a.m. at jackie robinson field at 105 and morgan. freight starting at 10, the route goes north of halsted the 35th street when it will stop u.s. cellular field and east indiana and north jogging over to michigan avenue and on the millennium park. a second round will be held there at all then. he'd watch all of this life here on the pgm, our coverage begins at 9:00 this morning. if you cannot be in for the television will string that online, for more information macrae check out our web site. >> new overnight and american journalist is back on american soil as two years of captivity in syria. peter curtis as it did in 2012 and was released sunday by islamic militants believed to be affiliated with al qaeda. government of catarrh helped negotiate curtis is a freedom. it did not pay ransom for his release and his mother was there to greet him yesterday as is to arrive in boston. >> american was killed while fighting alongside isis paris and syria at chicago connection. >> 33 year-old douglas mccain was born here in chicago and grew up i

and he then sold me to patrick murphy who took me on his farm near raleigh.f our black p.o.w.s are going to be returned to slavery, including right here in the heart of virginia's slave trading district, shockoe bottom in richmond, virginia. and where the purple arrow is marked is where one of the petersburg region's former slave turned soldier robert banks will go to the dealers, dickinson, hill & company and be kept there until the war ends. so i'll stop there. because i'm out of slides. and i'll let you ask questions. [ applause ] start over here. >> except for their -- my name is jeff smith. i'm from mechanicsburg, pennsylvania. i'm curious, except for their last-minute interference, it seems like meade and grant really deferred to burnside in the operations. after this disaster, there's, you know, 15,000 union troops involved in this operation. did any of this kind of land in their lap to any extent the responsibility for deferring such an important operation to, you know, burnside? >> not particularly. of course, as meade calls the court of inquiry, he'

apparently overdosing on drugs during that music festival in maryland. 20-year-old taylor fox viscardi of raleigh, north carolina died on friday. a 17-year-old from woodbridge, virginia also died over the weekend. as many as 20 other concert-goers were taken to the hospital. police tell us they were all at the mad decent block party and that the drug ecstasy may have been involved. >>> this is the first day of training for operators of the new streetcars along the h street corridor in northeast washington. 28 drivers are learning the ropes, so to speak. then they have to be certified to carry passengers. the d.c. department of transition says in the meantime everyone should be careful. pedestrians should never step in front of a moving streetcar and if you park in the streetcar's path, you will get a $100 ticket. the streetcar service will start later this year. >>> water worries in ohio. 500,000 residents have been g n given the all clear to drink up. why some are not ready to turn on the faucet yet. >> when you buy raw chicken at the grocery store, you're getting more than just meat. we have a

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damage in north carolina after severe thunderstorms dropped nearly three inches of rain on the city of raleigh. flash floods closed some streets and stranded cars there. two motels and an apartment complex had to be evacuated but no one was reported hurt. >>> in nebraska, floodwaters burst into a hospital building. look at that. as you see here, it was all caught on camera. a wall of water broke windows and rushed right into the cafeteria as horrified employees looked on. now amazingly no one was hurt here. the hospital still totalling up the damage. wow. >>> a rare dust storm called a haboob blew through eastern washington state and northern idaho. it happened just around -- just before, rather, a round of thunderstorms. a haboob brought visibility down to zero causing power outages and traffic accidents. an interstate highway was closed temporarily during that storm. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist ted florendo. >> wow, i'm from washington state and we do not get dust storms there. that is uncommon. we had rain last night. a lot of it. started around mid

in raleigh 75 degrees.king at showers and storms today starting tonight and tomorrow. >>> hours from now the monthly jobs report will be released. but the outlook for july not looking as good as june. lauren simonetti joins us with what we can expect. in little over 3 hours we find out how many jobs the dion me created la-- the economy create last month. 233,000 that is down from the 288,000 created in june. the jobless rate is expected to stay put at 6.1 percent. we will be paying attention to the types of jobs created. are they pufull-time? how long do they pay? if this report is better than forecast the stocks could actually fall. if the economy is stronger the feds could hike rates sooner. that is good news for folks who have money in the bank, for savers. the consumer protection bureau out with a new report looking at rules four years ago that were meant to protect you from over draft fees. they found a median over draft charge of $34. on debit cards $24 or less. most people are able to cover that fee

that would take you to raleigh, durham, chapel hill, to the south and washington and baltimore to theth. and you couple that with the charlottesville and the material in richmond itself, there's no point in going elsewhere to write a history of the confederate army in virginia. you want to write a history of the confederate army in tennessee, you have to go all over the map from austin, to tallahassee, to raleigh, to nashville, to baton rouge, to little rock, to san marino to new york. that stuff was so scattered. we're getting collections now and published information on the confederate army on the west so it won't be quite as bad in the future as it has been in the past. but the result of all of this this was that joe johnston's view of the atlanta campaign was almost completely accepted for decades in the 20th century. the fact you grow up in atlanta as i did in the 1930s and 1940s, that's what you hear. joe johnston was just the greatest thing since grits. if he had been left alone, if that idiot jefferson davis had not removed him from command he would have defeated sherman outsi

we were down in north carolina, actually we had flown into raleigh and learned that north carolina was playing the university of kentucky in basketball and clinton wanted to go to the game. got tickets and went and the state police told us to park near the main interest and went in and watched them play and when we got out the campus police towed the car. for two and a half hours the next president of the united states sat in chapel hill, north carolina trying to get his car back at a police station. >> it is a red state. >> it was jim martin -- probably the most harrowing of the experiences was a flight between denver and wyoming. it was april. we had a blizzard and a four seater with five people on it so one person had to sit on the john. i am sure marilyn has the same rule. we had to have two pilots. no seats needed but two pilots. we go up in what we thought were clouds but were snow covered mountain tops. i knew we were in trouble with clinton picked up the phone to call hillary and tell her how much he loved her. luckily we made it. some of these things were important. wyoming ha

tuesday night near raleigh north carolina riders not only braved flashflooding but severe thunderstormse region, even downed trees and caused power outages. near pittsburgh, so much rain fell this week, a 60-inch storm drain runoff pipe collapsed, causing this sinkhole that swallowed a car. in detroit people are still drying out after storms soaked the city in 6 inches every rain. there was so much water some pumping stations in the bankrupt city couldn't even keep up because thieves stole critical copper pipes. on highways, more than a thousand cars were abandoned. a soggy situation parts of the northeast are bracing for. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> trafficking. let's get more, katy? >> thankfully, a storm system that's pulling away from our area. as we just heard in the package, this is also a storm that's not completely done at least with the us. we start things off taking you outside. what a nice just trade off we're getting here today. it certainly is still a transition day but a breath of fresh air on the way for us both, you know, with the sunshine and also with th

low lying areas in ra raleigh were inundate he. the downpour came from the atlantic seaboard. heaviest single day rainfall since 1925. some areas received half a foot of rain in about ten hours causing land to give away. parts of the state declared emergencies. >> there's significant damage on a number of freeways in terms of flooding. we made a significant survey of the areas. >> reporter: at least two deaths were blamed on the rain and floods. including a 100 year old woman who died in her basement. the cleanup is underway but dozens of abandoned vehicles are still underwater. and it isn't just the east coast. in phoenix, arizona, 16 people had to be rescued from this intersection after high waters rushed the roadway. storms continued in the tucson area today with more flooding expected. and over the weekend, in nebraska, heavy rain overwhelmed the storm water system in carnick and a massive wall of water burst through the cafeteria at good samaritan hospital. the drenching is far from done. as the rain moves up through the new york area, new england is next in line. the ext