. >>> so if you are a sport fan and maybe enjoy a fine glass of wine, raleigh, north carolina may be place for you. country music star shows us the best places to eat and play. >> in my city, raleigh, north carolina. we start off here. cooling park. >> this carousel dates back to about 191. the careo sell has 52 animals. they're all hand carved. >> a little big for this, i think. beautiful. north carolina we have these very rich sports history. so what better place to go in downtown raleigh than the north carolina sports hall of fame. >> some of the biggest displays we have, michael jordan, mike krzyzewski, jim valvano. >> north carolina is home to nascar and here we have two of the greatest drivers ever in nascar the intimidator dale earnhardt. one of his driver uniforms. and to my right, richard petty. one of the cars he actually raced in back in the day. and if you want to eat you have to come to the an gus barn. we're going to take you down to the wine cellar. they have wine in this room from all over the world. and wines that range from $50 or this one at a $16,000. we're here i

joy as i and bailey was from north carolina was actually from raleigh, spent his carinthia in raleigh. and served as a democratic senator from north carolina in the 1930s and 1940s. he lead congressional opposition to roosevelt's new deal. the two primary focuses of this chapter, the first one organized and led a successful fight to defeat fdr's court backing scheme, roosevelt's plan, so much of his legislation was overruled 5-4 by the supreme court, they decided the answer was put more justices john on bailey reacted, he responded immediately to this organized support and was successful in killing that theme which was the first pushback against the new deal after roosevelt that stunning reelection in 1936. the second example of bailey and leadership followed very closely the fight on the supreme court and that was not as well-known, end he actually wrote and sponsored a document called -- which came to be known as the conservative manifesto of 1937. it has been compared to newt gingrich's contract with america. their were ten points, basically for 0 free market, it wasn't any new dea

he's joining us from raleigh, north carolina. turner is on the phone from california on our line for independents. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i would like to thank the professor for nailing it on the head and observing the condition of black lives is like the canary in the coal mine. blackout of black students,s prevented black-and-white, from learning about the real history of slavery and racism in this country. i am quite sure he is aware in formedr. carter woodson black history week due to the lack of information about the contributions of the african americans to this country. when people are complaining the situation with black people, academically they have no knowledge of it because it was not taught. host: we will get a response. thank you, turner. guest: i think the caller makes a sound point. is a member of the editorial -- as a member of editorial of the "journal of african american history" started by carter woodson, where marking our centennial next month in atlanta. certainly, the need for our organi

as we some out, see the bigger per tike you are relatively clear south in raleigh, dealing with littleers rolling in, likely left over from the tropical system that made it into florida this weekend. for us, all about the heat, it is all about the sunshine, today, expecting high of 90 degrees. some clouds in there. but look at what happens here. as we head to the mid week time frame. we're heading up to high of 94 degrees on wednesday. so, heatwave. we hit 90s yesterday. that would be one, two, three, four, and i have to tell you not even done with that yet. so we have more coming our way. and meisha, a i'm going to hand it over to you now, so we can talk traffic. people are hot and bothered today. what can we do for them traffic wise? >> traffic looking pretty goodment mondays tends to be one of the busier travel days, but things looking real nice out there. overnight construction project have lived. there is no accidents to report. now it is just dealing with the volume that's slowly heads out the door juan way and gets on the roadway, for those leaving home, still in good company. w

a publicly traded company based in raleigh, north carolina. he is its president, ceo and chairman. garland tucker iii holds a b.a. from washington and lee university and m.b.a. from harvard business school been 2010 he authored the high tide of american conservatism, a 1924 election. i am very honored to introduce to use the author "conservative heroes: 14 leaders who shaped america, from jefferson to reagan," garland tucker iii. [applause] >> we have a lot to cover today so i will jump right in. in the introduction to this book "conservative heroes: 14 leaders who shaped america, from jefferson to reagan," we do have a lot to cover today. in introducing the book, i have used a quote from the secretary of war newton baker he wrote this to one of his friends late in his career looking back on his career as a conservative and this is the quote. i was one of of faithful band fighting a battle for a philosophy as old as the republic itself. the book begins with the definition of american conservatism which i would offer to you is a philosophy as old as the republic itself. and implemen

officer raleigh, when he arrived, he took on the role of being by my side.knew i've been hit, 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.

as he was governor, he maintained his residence, but his family to live in a mansion in raleigh.e probably came here on weekends. he probably had rolled favorite favoritehad several rooms, but one of them was the west parlor. it is like him. the architecture is a bit over the top. the ceiling of the room is cast ajster, it was designed by davis. flowers, magnolia vines, and ise -- probably one of the most elaborate rooms. made to look like finer would -- wood. doors areack of the merely -- mirors. doors, as that the they were shot, and as the sun was heading -- was setting, the light would be reflected into the room and provide a warm glow. fortunately here all of this has been retained. we never lost the original windows or doors. added some paint around the outside, but that is all. in time, he ended up having five daughters and three sons, so an extended family. was quite daughter capable and she helped her mom to run the house. she was the first to be married here at blandwood. she did great things in her lifetime. it was a dynamic family. lots of guests coming here. they lov

and unloaded trucks and i am standing there with a lot of nice vendors and a very nice market in raleigh, massachusetts. i travel almost three hours to go there because it is such a pleasant atmosphere, and it is one of the best markets in the northeast. however, i've got to say that the people that are coming along more and more have no money in their pockets, and we get less and less revenue. as seniors, and most of the people on the field are seniors trying to make a little extra money to make ends meet. with programs like this, and we hear people talk about things in washington. what we really want to say to the local and state governments, forget the federal government, because i don't think they hear us at all, is that the people have no money now, and that we need to stop spending. all right, carol, we appreciate your call. thank you very, very much. let's move back to california. a lot of calls from california this evening. from santa clara, calling on our line for those under 55. do you plan on retiring? if so, what age, do you think you will have enough money to do it? caller:

upper 90's for you in raleigh north carolina. the heat is on in the southern plains and the southeast. by the way in the pacific we have hawaii threatened by tropical storm gee ai -- guille. we will see impact in terms of heavy rainfall and flash flooding and dangerous surf. >> celebrity she have sandra lee is hospitalized. she is rushed to the er after an emergency reclated lated to her mastectomy. her long time boyfriend andrew cuomo rushed to her side. she is a frequent guest on "fox & friends" is expected to be there for a couple of days. we wish her the best. >> talk about an express delivery. port authority police helped deliver a baby girl on a train platform at the world trade center. the pregnant mother, her husband and 2-year-old son were on the way to the hospital. the baby just decided it wasn't going to wait any longer. officer ryan mcgraw stepped in and helped deliver the healthy baby girl and she is the first born at the world trade center since 9-11. >>> it is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. two new appointm

yesterday he was in his hometown of raleigh, north carolina, giving school supplies to another 300 lucky kids. have met him before, but a great experience. >> he does a lot of community service. reporter: this was the second consecutive year that wall conducted the back-to-school giveaway. his major motivation is to give youngsters some of the things he did not have growing up. but iilar situations, also what to give back to kids and families who have been less fortunate. when asked what is more gratifying, winning a regular-season nba game or helping out 300 kids, the superstar do not hesitate. >> it has to be helping the kids. i'm more excited seeing their smiles and knowing that i'm making their day, making their year. the flying circuses lifting off and county. the annual hot air balloon show got off. the next airshow launches tomorrow in fauquier county. you can even take a trip yourself. hot air balloon rides are running the entire weekend. coming up next, do you prefer the beach or the mountains? that question tells you a lot more about yourself than you may think. plus the foreca

you're in the middle of a tour. morning. raleigh. >> in raleigh. yeah, we'll be playing in raleigh. >> do you like touring? >> i love it. but when you get older with kids and everything it's hard leaving the house. but i love playing for people. >> all the recording artists say, it's only important to me that i make good music and people like it. when you hear things like this is the fourth album you have done that goes to number one on the billboard country chart, doesn't that make it all the easier to get on the road? >> yes. it makes it -- you know, you want to make music, but when you have success it makes it so much sweeter, so much better. i came over because i wanted to do it. now to have four number one records is crazy. >> on the new album you're stretching yourself. you're singing in a way that's different than before. >> yeah. me and my producers got together and decided to start doing different stuff. i'm in a great place. i'm 20 years in. i'm just going to have fun, make the records i want to make. >> and hit the high notes. >> exactly

yesterday, wall held a similar event in his hometown of raleigh, north carolina. the first day of school for d.c. students is august 31. some big names headed to the district for the national book festival. -- tomdrin, tom protocol brokaw just some of the few. the library of congress post the free event every year. september 5 at the washington convention center. devon: wonderful. you blocking about august 31, the first day of school? it's coming quickly, but we parents are happy. devon: exactly. the john wall jersey, the bags for the kids, very nice for back to school. putting smiles on everybody's faces with the weather this week. about hot today, 90, average this time of year. it was 87 at reagan national, the humidity up, too. 90, it was not as good as it has been, but it will he go from here. in many places, even hotter at the beginning of the week. front that aweak trying to run into the heat and humidity. the heat and humidity is what this is most about. the big sure, sunday into monday, adding humidity, close to 100 monday. that looks to be the hottest day

according to our sister station in raleigh police say the bus carrying 48 people crossed the median and hit a car head on. the passenger in that car did not survive. the driver of the bus and five other people on it were taken to a near by hospital. their conditions are still not known at this hour. we were told the bus was on the way to the science of soul study center in fayetteville, north carolina. there's also a sign of soul study center that's considered a church in our area in long island city. it's not clear if the bus came from that location. we will pass information along. that bus from queens involved in some kind of deadly collision in north carolina. >>> we're also following more breaking news. at least nine people shot in east new york during a party. people were running for their lives. kristen thorn is live with more. >> reporter: so many hours after this happened police are still here on the scene. with nine people being shot they have a lot of investigative work to do. seven of those people were shot in their legs. the two most serious injuries to a 19-year-old and 24-

the south of us because of the rain and heavy cloud cover from norfolk to rally to wilmington -- raleigh to wilmington. we will continue to see heat build from the south and west and it will be pretty uncomfortable. a late summer weather pattern even though the calendar flips over to september tomorrow. it will keep reinforcing the wind coming from the south. most of the rain from the south through eastern northern carolina -- eastern north carolina, just a chance of an isolated sprig or shower. a simulation of what the weather might be like for the next couple of days, a few showers and higher elevations to the west, pretty much clearing out tonight. maybe a few showers in the mountains tomorrow, very warm and humid. we get into wednesday and into friday, probably your best chance for any showers are storms. tomorrow,ill hit 89, 93, partly cloudy, hot and humid. only 20% chance of a shower on wednesday, 92. thursday, back up to 93. as we get into the weekend, a cold front will try to approach the area, boosting our chances of rain to about 60%. the weekend looks better. jummy: hopefully

and norfolk and raleigh and other points to the south.getting a brush from the storm and the first rain drops could occur late this afternoon and this evening. >> thank you. >>> looks like flipper is taking up resident in the north jersey river the bottlenose dolphin dove in and out. it's connected to the raritan river that feeds in the raritan bay, it's not unusual for the dolphins to swim inland and believe it's smart enough to make its way out to the ocean again. >> coming up on "action news" at 4:00 big talker followup. the woman at the center of a frozen embryo battle. and can one divorcee keep -- that is the question that the ocean county judge is faced with this week, what his ruling could mean for other families in new jersey. that is it for "action news" at noon don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for meteorologist, david murphy rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm sara bloomquist have a great afternoon. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but tha

sprout pharmaceuticals makes the medication and that is privately held and based in raleigh, north carolina purchased from canada for $1 billion and california's extreme drought is changing everything and released 21 groundwater basins severely depleted by pumping and they say it's leading to valley floors sinking faster than ever and the land in california sank 13" in 8 months and areas near the californ california aquaduct dropped 12 1/2 inches and we have been on the air two years and looking at the stories and two years ago the affordable care act went into effect and two years ago we introduced you to one woman, a cancer patient who fell in the coverage gap and heidi joe castro checked in with her. >> i try not to think about the far future. >> when we met paula she was making less than $10,000 and hoping her uterine cancer would stay in remission and without health insurance she wouldn't have been able to afford treatment. >> if it was to return or develop another type of cancer i would have to let it take me out. >> reporter: now two years later phillips remains cancer free. but her

in that company is privately held and based in raleigh, north carolina. being purchased by a canadian company for $1 billion. we're expected to hear today from the two women who are making history in the military. tomorrow they become the first to graduate from the army's elite rangers school. and this week the navy seals announced they will also open their doors to women who can get through their training program. ines reports how the changes could affect women's roles in the military overall. >> reporter: two women will make history on friday, becoming the first females to graduate from the army's ranger school. 61 days of gruelling training with a dropout rate of 60%. this is one of the 26 women who tried out. she made it through eight days. >> what i have seen in the end is that your gender ends up not mattering. it matters what you bring to the table and what you are capable of doing. >> as the pentagon considered whether any combat job should be closed to women. the idea that you should meet the exact standards as men, you should be able to do the s

[laughter] raleigh cigarettes to talk about the soviets. what on earth? the vice principal? [laughter] >> maybe the building reference is forthcoming. [laughter] kennedy: you want to strike a chord. for those people to connect that is with the philadelphia police department has done. >> creasy. dangerous. stinks'. in one word would i use dope? note -- nope. >> i and the police commissioner ramsey. i have a great idea for the new season. don't do drugs. kennedy: now in fairness they said there were just trying to get people to look at the social media page not making a statement but congratulations that worked. there is a spike of drug use in philadelphia they are trying to erase that image. >> i feel that i always used to watch "saved by the bell" bin now should i? [laughter] that was enjoyable spirit that was part of the psa they recorded. >> three favorite episode was the caffeine pills. >> that is no one. >> you're right. >> the best thing about this they did not spend a lot of time just by pasting of face on the monitor. [laughter] kennedy: why didn't

the educated man deficit is even worse in raleigh, north carolina where the gap is 49% and it's 86% in are more likely to play the field, to delay marriage when women are in oversupply. >> reporter: while nationwide among young college grads there are four women for every three men, women will have more luck in san francisco and columbus, ohio. as a result of this imbalance, he says in the future we'll see more of what he calls mixed color marriages. >> i think we all need to be more open minded who we're willing to date. >> something this 31-year-old says she would consider. >> i would definitely be open to dating somebody who doesn't come from the same educational background as me but they would have to be intellectually curious. >> reporter: instead of the old it's not you, it's me mantra, more women should understand it's not you, it's the ratio. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> are you surprised? >> no, not really. not really. i mean, as far as the education thing when they said you've got to be interested in someone hon maybe doesn't have an education, as long as they're ambi

he could get the charter that sir walter raleigh had to colonize in the new world. he had the legal means to do it. he had another relative who was one of the richest merchants in england. so we had a way of finding an expedition, so he put the skiing together in a place called otel hall near ipswich in england. yet a connection to another man who brought in captain john smith and they got together and decided they were going to do this colony. and formed the virginia company. one of the earliest if not one of the earliest modern corporations was put together. and in the late 1606, they decide to bring three ships, 105 colonists, all men. well, three boys. and left in late december of 1606. if you may know, may 13 is where they land on jamestown island. that is a long time, and that was a problem. they came in here with a food deficit right away because it took too long to get here. they were instructed to go 100 miles from the coast so they would not -- they would be protected from any raids from the spanish. and that was a real fear, although they had a treaty in

basically with the center of this system being right here around kentucky, it's going more towards raleigh, north carolina. we are going to get a little spillover so i'm not going to take rain out of the forecast. i just don't see too much of it for us and i think if you get it it's going to be while you're sleeping. watch this. here we are, 8:30 tonight. the clouds rolling in all associated with that system. but not doing a lot of damage or not doing a lot of harm to the area. then you get into the overnight hours. 1:30 in the morning we talk about some of the rain squeaking up to the north and sure enough, you know, spotty little stuff out there. maybe you catch a little embedded heavy downpour in those places like ocean county maybe monmouth county. but it's not going real north of our area. i don't see the storm being your storm at all. if you are anywhere say north of route 87. what happens on friday, some cloud cover, yes, but there's also some bright spots out there especially again those areas north of the city. but we'll keep the partly cloudy skies in there. we are going to keep

[laughter] raleigh cigarettes to talk about the soviets. what on earth?ipal? [laughter] >> maybe the building reference is forthcoming. [laughter] kennedy: you want to strike a chord. for those people to connect that is with the philadelphia police department has done. >> creasy. dangerous. stinks'. in one word would i use dope? note -- nope. >> i and the police commissioner ramsey. i have a great idea for the new season. don't do drugs. kennedy: now in fairness they said there were just trying to get people to look at the social media page not making a statement but congratulations that worked. there is a spike of drug use in philadelphia they are trying to erase that image. >> i feel that i always used to watch "saved by the bell" bin now should i? [laughter] that was enjoyable spirit that was part of the psa they recorded. >> three favorite episode was the caffeine pills. >> that is no one. >> you're right. >> the best thing about this they did not spend a lot of time just by pasting of face on the monitor. [laughter] kennedy: why didn't they use the c

community is frustrated that these programs which are supposed to bring them freedom and greater raleigh are -- greater equality are not working. they're going to do it by themselves. black power. one of the most famous illustrations of this is the black panthers. they're born in oakland in 66 and 67. they spread from oakland around the country. they're going to be the ground soldiers. they're going to arm themselves and make sure the government says what they say they will do. they start armed patrols in the neighborhood, to make sure the police is doing their job. what they say they want is freedom. lbj is sitting there saying i'm passing public rights act. they say we want freedom from the white power structure. this is not working. this attitude is not just coming from the african-american community. it's also coming from students. there are organizations. students for democratic society. up in 64 and 65. one of the main sparks for them growing is what comes to be called the free speech movement. uc berkeley decided to outlaw political activism on campus. students don't always listen

kimberly: another story tonight comes from a flight from raleigh durham international air. the plane was delayed and the guy decided it's the perfect time to break up with his girlfriend. so another passenger decided to live tweet the breakup. started out posting this guy on the plane just broke up with his girlfriend and she is sobbing. the now ex-boyfriend went on to say i can't stand you. i can't be near you. i would switch seats if i could. the girl was not pleased and she said that the person great, just great. i'm so glad i paid $40 extra to be on the flight with you. he retorted with you need to calm down. that never goes over well. jonathan: not so much. kimberly: but she said she really thought this was going somewhere. she is heart broken, he is tweeting the flight took off and the pair immediately ordered six vodkas and blood mary mixes for the 15 flight and chugged them in silence between making out. jonathan: they made out? kimberly: yes. >> jonathan: this is one noise canceling headphones. those are a god send. kimberly: at least it had a happy ending. my. jon

[laughter] raleigh cigarettes to talk about the soviets. what on earth?dy: the vice principal? [laughter] >> maybe the building reference is forthcoming. [laughter] kennedy: you want to strike a chord. for those people to connect that is with the philadelphia police department has done. >> creasy. dangerous. stinks'. in one word would i use dope? note -- nope. >> i and the police commissioner ramsey. i have a great idea for the new season. don't do drugs. kennedy: now in fairness they said there were just trying to get people to look at the social media page not making a statement but congratulations that worked. there is a spike of drug use in philadelphia they are trying to erase that image. >> i feel that i always used to watch "saved by the bell" bin now should i? [laughter] that was enjoyable spirit that was part of the psa they recorded. >> three favorite episode was the caffeine pills. >> that is no one. >> you're right. >> the best thing about this they did not spend a lot of time just by pasting of face on the monitor. [laughter] kennedy: why did

minneapolis followed by louisville, nashville, providence, raleigh and number 7 on the west coast, good old oakland, california. i wanted to get reaction myself about this. i went out to one of the newest restaurants. and i sat down with the owner who owned a restaurant in san francisco, got rid of it and now owns three spots in oakland. here now is our conversation about what thinks is driving the industry in oakland. >> opened three weeks ago. how is it going? >> going great. people are receiving us well. people are having a great time. the food and the drinks are amazing. a lot of great feed back. we had a bun of people come in 4, 5 -- bunch of people come in 4, 5 times already. >> reporter: what is the reason you closed shop in san francisco and opened in oakland? >> to be frank about it, i felt like everybody had their hands in your pockets and it felt like it was difficult to get anything done in the way we wanted to get it done. seemed more open in oakland and available to do the things we wanted to do here. >> reporter: give me an example. >> we wanted to make more chances on fo

today already on the one set across the east and west, temperatures in the 90s in places like raleighnew york city. having further west commode buildings in fargo with temperatures widespread in the 60s and 70s and that continues to spread eastward and southward over the next few days and i went to a high temperatures as far south as texas could be only in the upper 60s. unseasonably cool they are behind this front we will continue to track ahead of it seems summerlike throughout these midweek. over to you, dagen. dagen: thank you, maria mostly not, our meteorologist here at fox. forget about the ipad and the iphone. it could be the high car. apple appears to be ready to test us his version of a self driving automobile. checking your stock index futures let's get another great week going. a two-point gain on the dow right now. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and ricky news. ♪ on trend 'd you ever learn... ♪ ♪ to fight without saying a word? ♪ ♪ then waltz back into my life ♪ ♪ like it's all gonna be all right ♪ ♪ don't you know how much it hurts? ♪ ♪ when w

ahead of the storm system feeling like summer in places like raleigh feeling like 90. quiet on the radar but expect the fires and storms to follow up later today. >> the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. pokey mond -- pokemon plotted f. >> what happened at the tail end of that race. >> double pandemonium at the national zoo. the special that no one saw happening. it wouland it turned onif you turned oeverywhere else.ne room but that's exactly how traditional cooling and heating systems work. so you pay more than you should. but mitsubishi electric systems give you a better way... with no waste and lower energy bills. control temperatures precisely in one or every room ... ...with no new ductwork. so everyone can enjoy ultimate personal comfort. mitsubishi electric cooling and heating. make comfort personal. >> developing right now an indy car driver is in a coma after a nasty crash at pocono raceway. >> oh, he is gone. >> that's a hard hit right there. >> all rer all by himself. >> a large piece of debris broke off from another driver's car when he spun off

the educated man deficit is even worse in raleigh, north carolina, where the gap is 49% and it's 86%ersupply. >> reporter: while nationwide mock young college grads there are four women for every three men, berger says women will have more luck in silicon valley, san francisco and columbus, ohio. as a result of this imbalance, he says in the future we'll see more of what he calls mixed-collar marriages. >> we all need to be more open-minded about who we're willing to date. >> reporter: something this 31-year-old says she'd consider. >> i would definitely be open to dating somebody who doesn't come from the same educational background as me but they would definitely have to be intellectually curious. >> reporter: instead of the ole it's not you, it's me mantra, berger says more women should understand it's not you, it's the ratio. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> it's size, people. here with us now relationship expert, demetria lucas and tell us what you think about the book and its findings. >> this sounds awfully similar to what black women have been

he's joining us from raleigh, north carolina.ner is on the phone from california on our line for independents. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i would like to thank the professor for nailing it on the head and observing the condition of black lives is like the canary in the coal mine. blackout of black students,s prevented black-and-white, from learning about the real history of slavery and racism in this country. i am quite sure he is aware in formedr. carter woodson black history week due to the lack of information about the contributions of the african americans to this country. when people are complaining the situation with black people, academically they have no knowledge of it because it was not taught. host: we will get a response. thank you, turner. guest: i think the caller makes a sound point. is a member of the editorial -- as a member of editorial of the "journal of african american history" started by carter woodson, where marking our centennial next month in atlanta. certainly, the need for our organizati

police tell our sister station in raleigh that the bus driver, eric jimerson fell asleep at the wheel and was thrown from the bus. another car swerved off the road to avoid the bus and struck a tree. killed. police officer? car. it happened when temperatures were in the high 80s. someone noticed the dog in the car and alerted police who were able to get in the vehicle and get the dog out to safety. the pup was left there for more than an hour without water. the dog's owner was issued a summons but a was allowed to keep the dog. >>> now to the growing concern about drones getting too close to planes at kennedy airport. a pilot is reporting a drone coming within 100 feet of the plane last night. this comes on the heels of a new report warning about drones being used in terror attacks on u.s. soil. abc's jim avilla has the story. >> drone at the edge of the runway. >> reporter: another drone close call overnight. a shuttle america flight from richmond, virginia, landing at new york's j.f.k. pilot. >> 30 feet. >> reporter: it's against the airport. friday. first a jetblue flight from hait

until then, it will be warm across chicago all the way to raleigh and atlanta. 90 in miami, san antonio, as well as new orleans. still hot in vegas. not unusual. over 100. san francisco will be at 73. a look at futurecast shows the front over the east end. that's where we'll see the cloud cover tomorrow. more in the way of sunshine as you go further west like across new jersey and towards the hudson valley. same thing for tomorrow night. clouds linger across the east end. a couple of showers will be in place. on sunday, that front kind of moves further inland. we'll throw back more clouds across new york city into northern new jersey and the hudson valley and late in the day there's a chance of a couple of showers moving into connecticut as well as areas east of the hudson river. a quick check on hurricane danny. it's in the atlantic. it has strengthened into a category 3 hurricane. it will be weakening as it heads towards the islands by the beginning of next week. we'll keep an eye on to it to see how it will be affecting the lesser antilles and the dominican republic. tonight, mostly

. >>> hey, in my city raleigh, north carolina. >> starting here in my park. >> one ride for the carousel >> it dates back to 1911. it has 52 animals and all carved. >> a little big for this i think. beautiful. >> in north carolina we have a very rich sport's history, so what better place to go than the sport's hall of fame. >> so some of the biggest displays are michael jordan jim and david thompson. >> the north carolina is actually home to nascar and here we have two of the greatest drivers every in in car. the intestimony day or the and one of the driver's uniforms and then richard petty. one of the cars that he raced in back in the day. if you want a great bite to eat, you have to come to the angus barn. we're going to take you down to the wine cellular. we're here in the wild turkey lung can you tell us about the lounge and turkeys. >> well these used to hold wild turkey bourbon in them and we have the largest collection in the world. we have over 600. >> goodness gracious. thanks for joining me. i am getting hungry so i am going get a bite. >>> a delta flight preparing to land at j

the cloud cover and bringing beautiful weather from chicago, cincinnati, bismark and atlanta and raleigh, but that brings highs 91 in little rock and him imcan that number in dallas and houston and houston expecting north day hitting 100 this afternoon in fact, as we look at houston's heat, six straight days of the century point or higher, today could mark day seven, the long of the stretch in four years and yesterday they hit a 106 a new record high, we complain a little bit about the heat and humidity but it's nothing compared to what they are dealing with in southern texas. say flip here, cool and comfy, 61 in trenton and 60 in millville and tomorrow upper 70s, north and west with full sunshine and 81 philadelphia and even at the shore, upper 70s to near 80 degrees, 83 and wall-to-wall sunshine and low humidity on friday, temperatures are back to normal with a little above at 88, it turns hot and humid with highs in the east, we are up to 91 and then on sunday, hot and humid for the eagles and ppl in town, 93 degrees, a little on the toasty side, for the players and the spectators, an

travel tomorrow, delays through raleigh. otherwise the rest of the country is quiet. great lakes and upper midwest a few delays saturday. nightser to the north at 82. a storm is offshore on saturday bringing rough surf. sunday a good day. monday nice, too. good rainmaker around tuesday, good morning on we will watch that it comes and goes. no extreme temperatures. new bark broke the 8 day heat wave today. >> my dog called, she nixed the pigs. >> they are out. >> it's her world. >>> most of us think the cost of car insurance deaf pends on your driving record. increasingly they are including other factors that have nothing to do with driving. "consumer reports" finished looking at more than two billion insurance quotes. as eyewitness news reporter shirleen allicot shows us, prices can increase dramatically because of your credit history. >> reporter: car insurance commercials tout low rates. many major insurance companies base prices in part on a hidden credit score that can take into account things like what type of credit card you have or whether you applied for credi

same at raleigh. we have temperatures in the triple digits. 103 at dallas going through the desert southwest. here's the futurecast. there are a lot of clouds tonight. you saw a couple of blips of green central and south jersey for the showers. as we get into the afternoon, the city northward, more in the way of sunshine. it's okay tomorrow night and for saturday. the system breaks apart. so a sunny day and comfortably warm temperatures. boaters: >> i think it's a high risk for rip currents this weekend. careful for your beach plans. 50s to lower 60s suburbs tonight with lots of clouds. clouds and more sun through tomorrow morning into the afternoon. 84. saturday, 84. sunday, 82. a shower and storm monday, 81. better chance for showers and storms tuesday. then we stay in the low 80s wednesday and thursday with sun returning. dari: thank you. it is opening night for the hip-hop musical based on the founding father alexander hamilton. antwan: baruch shemtov is live in times square speaking with stars on

police tell your sister station in raleigh that the bus driver fell asleep at the wheel and was thrown from the bus. another car swerved off the road to avoid the bus and struck a tree instead. a passenger was killed. the bus driver may face charges. >>> firefighters are being credited with saving a family from a burning building. flames spread through the building in brownsville trapping five children including a two on the old baby and two adults. firefighters brought the family to safety. the red cross is helping the displaced residents find shelter. >>> a commuter alert this morning. fast track repairs will change the overnight commute for r train riders another week. no service weeks nights 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. and bypass stations between 36th and atlantic avenue. >>> "good morning america" is up next. george stephanopoulos is live in time's square. >> good morning, ken. hope you had a good weekend. a lot going on including big news for the democrats in the white house race. joe biden could be considering a challenge to hillary clinton, hulling it over right now. that could sh

look at the highs tomorrow. 83 in the city. 82 towards -- or 92 towards raleigh. 80s towards chicago. over 100 for a lot of texas. 106 vegas and 70s to the lower 80s for the west coast. let's look at the futurecast. you'll see a few clouds remain tonight. tomorrow, great day. sunshine. a couple of clouds later on as the system moves closer from the south and west. it stays dry. watch as we head into tomorrow night and friday how close the rain showers get. here's 8:00 thursday night. the cloud cover in play, but it gets really, really close. that's why we say central and south jersey, you'll have a threat of a couple of showers, a bit of rain on friday, and areas north of the city will see sunshine. we'll be in the middle in town, a combination of sun and clouds. then setting up for a decent weekend. boaters: >> the rip current may come back as high risk over the weekend. 66 in the city. 50 in the burbs. tomorrow, sunshine, clouds and 83. 80 friday. rain to the south. saturday, sun to clouds at 79. sunday looks great. more humid monday, tuesday, wednesday. thunderstorm threat monday.

speaking trump did a fly by in his 757 jet for the crowd in mobile, there are about 20,000 people at the raleigh, that's the largest crowd he addressed so far, one topic he discussed foreign policy. >>> 28,000 troops that we have right now on the border betweennorth and south korea, that's dangerous territory, they are in harm's way. and we get nothing, we get nothing. other than they are a good competitor, they compete with us, we lose a fortune with them, we lose a fortune with china. >>> organizers move the effect to the football stadium to accommodate the large crowd. >>> time is 9:09 coming up burning out of control, washington state wildfires are so unruly they can't keep track of all the damage. next the federal help on the way. >>> next kids left in hot cars should it be a crime? weigh in. >>> giving your wardrobe a boost, the game changing app that could help you pick out the first summer outfit. >>> it is all about summertime heat over the next seven days but we do have some wet weather mixed in as well i'll have details what you can expect for the rest of your weekend forecast coming

it happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon where the tracks cross end raleigh parkway. the woman died at the scene. investigators are looking into how it happened. >>> flames from the rockie fire are spreading into three counties, lake, yolo, calusa. more than 42 square miles are ablaze, about the size of san francisco. it is still just 5% contained. 50 buildings have gone up in flames, half of them homes. another 6000 are threatened and fire crews say this has not been an easy fight. >>> go ahead and tattle because it's for a good cause. california ans are urged to speak up about water wasting. the state just launched a website called save our water. people can report all kinds of drought violations even anonymously. a local government agency will then take it from there. >>> night out turned into a nightmare after a limo collided with two other cars in southern california. witnesses say the limo crashed while attempting to exit the 126 freeway in valencia north of magic mountain. 11 people were injured. at least five of them are in critical condition. the cause of the

a drunk couple went through emotional breakup on raleigh, new jersey. this is my favorite story. how do we snow a telllow passenger on the plane live tweeted the breakup blow by blow. hashtag plane breakup was trending on twitter. it all started with this photo tweeted by kell loy has ton of follows? more follows by i do than trouble. >> she was sitting across the aisle from the couple. this dy on the plane just broke up with his girlfriend. >> all right. after urge with twitter followers. in the tired back and forth. i can't stand you. can't be near you. i would switch seat guys. that is harsh. the woman goes great. just treat. am so glad that i paid $40 extra dollars to be on this flight with you. >> all right. this went on and on until the plane took off. we get the final tweet. we took off and immediately ordered six vodkas and bloody mary make force the 50-minute flight and chugged them in silence. this is where the radar guess off. i don't know. i would love to you try to get three bloody maries a a piece on the 15 minute flight. don't think it is possible. i searched this