. >> now on booktv want to introduce you to first-time author helen raleigh. her book is called "the broken welcome mat." when did you come to the united states? >> i came to united states in 1996 as a graduate school student from mainland china. >> host: when did you become a u.s. didn't? >> guest: 2013. >> host: when did you start the process of becoming a u.s. citizen? >> guest: the day after i arrived in china in 1986 as a student i wanted to stay here, united states. so from that day it took me 17 years to jump through all the legal hoops to become a naturalized u.s. citizen. >> host: what are some of those hoops you had to jump through? >> guest: so first is to maintain the legal status, and our immigration law is stacked against the people like me who doesn't have family here because our immigration law heavily favored family preference. so because i don't have family here i need to first maintain my student status, and then find employee. that's the only way i can become a legal resident here is through employment. so after i graduate i got a job offer

i broke and i didn't believe it. >> family members drove him back to raleigh.uring the drive, his friends called. >> ryan and josh said the investigators were asking really ugly questions and pointing their finger at me and doing things like that. they said, you don't need to talk to anybody. you need to get a lawyer before you talk to anybody. >> then, the explanation for his long silence. >> the lawyer i got after talking with him he advised me to not go talk to the police. >> did you take that advice? >> yes, sir, i did. >> did he also tell you not to talk to anybody about the case? >> that actually exactly what he said, don't talk to anybody about anything. >> they addressed the motives that jason wanted to escape a bad marriage and keep custody of cassidy and spend time with his new love. did you have any designs in your own mind leaving michelle young for michelle money? >> no, sir? >> describe why not. >> i think we both knew it was wrong. i don't think we either one dreamed that it would ever be found out. >> as for that violent episode with his ex-fian

temperatures right now, across the nation, chilly, look at raleigh, 45 in raleigh. 48 in boston, 51 in nashville 55 atlanta, milder across the plains, 60's in bismarck, some of the milder air will be heading our way. a chilly night across interior sections of south jersey where a frost advisory will go into effects 1:00, this is away from coast. interior sections of south jersey, a lot of agriculture in this region, there can be patchy frost, upper 30's, frost will be patchy. it's a slow warmup. average high 66. today, well below average, tomorrow, better, we start to warm back up. mid 70's by friday and saturday. talking quickly about daylight because 6:17 sun went down be november 5th be 4:53 will be sunset. by december 5th, 4:35. we're losing the two and a half minutes of daylight. for tonight be 44 clear skies and it is chilly again, tomorrow full day of sun, little bit warmer, your high around 70. let's talk college football we'll start off with temple in philly on saturday, taking on army at noon, beautiful weather. 69, and if you're headed to my alma matter penn state university

temperatures right now, across the nation, chilly, look at raleigh, 45 in raleigh. 48 in boston, 51 in nashville 55 atlanta, milder across the plains, 60's in bismarck, some of the milder air will be heading our way. a chilly night across interior sections of south jersey where a frost advisory will go into effects 1:00, this is away from coast. interior sections of south jersey, a lot of agriculture in this region, there can be patchy frost, upper 30's, frost will be patchy. it's a slow warmup. average high 66. today, well below average, tomorrow, better, we start to warm back up. mid 70's by friday and saturday. talking quickly about daylight because 6:17 sun went down be november 5th be 4:53 will be sunset. by december 5th, 4:35. we're losing the two and a half minutes of daylight. for tonight be 44 clear skies and it is chilly again, tomorrow full day of sun, little bit warmer, your high around 70. let's talk college football we'll start off with temple in philly on saturday, taking on army at noon, beautiful weather. 69, and if you're headed to my alma matter penn state university

manly, 60 plus years of baptist church in raleigh, another former president of the convention. this was a pattern for these leading pastors to offer that kind of state leadership as they were offering local leadership, john machinely. manly estates right there in that community. and i know how hard he worked on that because we worked together. we have this housing in the community because of his vision and we can go on and on. but this is an impressive honor roll of pastors and not only led their flocks but they have led the state and in many cases national religious organizations. the general baptist state convention has enabled millions of people over these years to deepen their faith and to express that faith in ministering to whom jesus called the least of these and to advance the struggle for justice in this country. so i'm proud to join my colleagues in this tribute tonight. and i say to the general baptist convention in north carolina, many members, the leaders, may you go from strength to strength and may you continue to preach the gospel powerfully and be a force for g

we will all see them down on east south street in downtown raleigh and the raleigh meniscal auditorium, tens of thousands of us will march down to the old state capitol, i believe the governor has an office there. oh yeah, it's a new governor. they don't like it, they consume us to the supreme court where i don't think the chances are too good. no thanks to them. we've got the resegregation of the public schools in this country, we've got the evisceration of the voting rights act, and as soon as the voting rights act was done to death, then came the legislature of north carolina full of right-wing crackpots, oh, i'm sorry, that was. [inaudible] full of, i think i'm okay. [laughter] but who have some very good figures who figured out where all the black people in north carolina live. then they drew the lines for the district. i think there was a lady crossing the street in rocky mountain and they were trying to staf stack and pad african-americans into a small number of districts so in a relational politics of no fusion movement could ever rise again to confront them in their all white,

behind the front warmer than average teyork, we haven't fel cooler air in a while, 46 in raleigh, 50, beautiful day across the central us and another piece of good news, some rain for northern california, the frontal boundary will bring showery weather across florida, pretty good-looking forecast for most, the northwest here, we will start to see the train of storms hitting into that stormy pattern and a lot of rain in the northwest but the good news is some of that rain will get into northern california, devastating wildfires, we won't see that rainfall in southern california and a lot of the snowpack in parts of the rockies. your forecasted a gorgeous weather across the central us, cooler refreshing weather across the northeast, rainy over the south including florida and we will see the pattern change across northwest getting some of that rain into northern california, some good news this morning especially if you like the cooler weather across the northeast. jillian: i woke up to the lovely smell of blacktop because they were paving the road below me. it is 36 minutes after the ho

sixty-one in raleigh-durham. cool there as well. atlantic feeling fall like at 67. saint lie is at 69. birmingham at little rock both at 7o we have a warm autopsy cross the country's midsection see orange shading here. it is up to 80 is in bismarck. 72347 wrapped city. seventy-two in in omaha. 72347 wrapped city. seventy-two in in omaha. that will to (closed captioning is being provided by cbs-3 "eyewitness news".) movie over next couple of days still chicago tonight. we will see temperatures drop down in the mid to upper 30's across portions of interior south jersey. and is there a frost advisory, so it is a big agricultural area in portions of cumberland county, interior atlantic county. thinks away from the coast, not the shore points but interior south jersey, frost advisory will kick in at 1:00 a.m. and continue until 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. so slow warping this week we are back to 70 tomorrow. seventy-three on thursday. seven on friday and saturday and then possibly, peeking, on sunday and monday, in the mid zero seven's. tonight, the chilly 44 degrees

president trump, then candid trump, a great friend of mine, somebody respected by everybody, from raleigh, north carolina, in july 2016. so clearly, a relationship that was strong a year ago is now weakened. guest: that's right. and, you know, corker was one of the very first senator republican officials to actually embrace donald trump. he praised foreign policy speech that trump gave way back in april of 2016. this was in the heat of the primaries, when a lot of republican gray beard figures like corker were not willing to lend their gravitas to candidate trump, but corker was there. he praised him. he helped tutor trump. he helped kind of show trump about foreign affairs and help prepare him to be president and was considered a potential vice-presidential running mate and also a potential secretary of state. so this is a real rupture in one of the few personal relationship that trump has had in washington, and it could be damaging for his legislative agenda, you know, corker sits as chairman of the foreign relations committee. so, you know, should the president punt this iran decision

the happy little world, a sweet and leafy suburb of raleigh, north carolina. a place a young family would aspire to. if you were someone like hannah pritchard, for example. >> there's always lots of friend-making going on through someone you meet. lots of cookouts and family functions. >> reporter: like the one in the neighborhood the night before. so hannah would have heard party stories that saturday morning from her friend nancy cooper. would have. because nancy didn't show up. >> i hadn't heard from her maybe by like 10:00 i called her house. brad answered and he said oh, she went for a run. >> reporter: nancy was an athlete, training for a half marathon. brad cooper was nancy's husband. >> i was like, okay. when did she leave? i don't know. 6:30 or 7:00. i was like, she's not back? >> reporter: weird. if nancy had to cancel their meeting, surely she would have called. hannah cooled her heels. >> at 1:00, the phone rang and i saw on the caller i.d. it was her house. i answered the phone. hey, where have you been? he said, no, hannah, it's brad. nancy is st

i have a family here from raleigh. i know who you are rooting for. you make it obvious. why do you think your team will win today? >> we have experience. we have been here. we have done this. so i feel like the nationals are like afraid of us so we'll just come in and we will beat them. she said the nats are afraid of the champions. >> i disagree. we have a powerful lineup from tray turner to the pitcher. we have a stellar defense. the pitchers are stellar. q: there you have it. i'll let the crowd decide. cubs fans let me hear you. [cheering] nats fans let me hear you in thes fans. [cheers & applause] the crowd has anything to say about it. nats win. i'm going for the nats, too. not sure about you. nancy: of course. jonathan: and bowser has something riding on the series. nancy: she and rahm emanuel have a bet. the nats win bowser will feast on chicago sausage, prime rib from the harry caray restaurant and the chicago made beer. jonathan: if the cubs pull it off mayor manassas get half smokes from ben's chili and d.c. beer. whoever loses will make acontrie maria relief.

andy raleigh so taken place across spain as tensions continue over catalonia's bid for independence.uled out any mediation or is election as a result the crisis. more and now now top story. hurricane net has made landfall in the us. —— nate. a short time ago i spoke to the andrew ‘fofo' gilich. he's the mayor of biloxi, mississippi which is right on the gulf of mexico and i asked him what the situation was there. right now, it is pretty much a lull before the storm. i just right now, it is pretty much a lull before the storm. ijust look right now, it is pretty much a lull before the storm. i just look down oui’ before the storm. i just look down our major highway, at us 90, and i see the rising tide, and i guess the first lines coming in. we are about 100 miles away from the eye of the storm at this point, so it is travelling, thank goodness, at a rapid speed, about 20 mph. level will take place in about five hours. we have two prepared for every contingency. —— landfall. a mandatory evacuation and a curfew has gone into place now. 70 our time. —— 7:00pm. you could hear the rain asi

he shifted the rendezvous site 60 miles further to raleigh. he was acutely aware of how this will look in richmond. his first order as new command was to retreat 60 miles. but there was nothing for it. to the logistical problem he inherited, johnston had to deal with all the personal baggage -- and there is a lot of it by now, including his own. all this the federal generals brought with them, including this guy. i'm astonished that at a conference that it is about -- that is about generals we love to hate, we have no one talking about braxton bragg here. so let me take a few kicks. [laughter] >> back in 1864, braxton bragg secret and several poisonous letters to jefferson davis, attacking joe johnston. johnston had replaced him in command, and bragg, frankly, resented it. johnston did not learn about these letters until later. bragg found himself under johnstons command. that is embarrassing. bragg begged davis to get him out of it. davis refused -- learn to work together. seekohnston, rather than some measure of revenge for bragg's backstabb

you can see the center of nate track from raleigh to ohio. you can see the outliers of those computer models. in general we're looking at high confidence with the storm system that is going to move in toward the new orleans area right around there, and then track into our area. and it has been an active hurricane season. we have had 14 named storms, five of them have been major hurricanes this year. on average we get two to three major hurricanes. now, the end of the season winds down around the end of november, but, doug, of course we know we could still see a hurricane develop outside of the season, but for the most part begins in june, ends in november. >> that's right. we still have almost two months of hurricane season left. now take a look at our weekend. first off nationals game looking great, 85 friday, saturday looking great. sunday and monday, yes, that's when we'll be watching the tropics. best chance of rain sunday and monday before we move and ease into the middle of next week. >> real quick, sunday is it afternoon, doug or -- >>

amy: than this weekend, hundreds will gather in raleigh for the north carolina naacp state convention, the last one that will be presided over by reverend dr. william barber as president of the state conference. barbara announced his resignation from his post earlier this year to focus on his work with repairers of the breach and the launch of the poor people's campaign. quite we have to have a sustained movement. i believe what we need is a poor people's campaign, a national call to moral revival. what we have seen the trumpism is an onslaught of attacks on the poor, attacks on health care, attacks on environment, and a morbid commitment to the war and the war economy than to really transforming our world and transforming america for the betterment of all people. amy: we will speak with bishop barber about voting rights, gun control, and the climate as well. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president donald trump traveled to puerto rico tuesday on a whirlwind visit, two weeks after hurricane maria kn

see chilly air goes down to central, north carolina, raleigh 49 this morning and beckly, west virginia is 47. this is what the fall high pressure will do for you as it brings colder a down from north and northwest. today really looks lovely. once you see one thing we have clear skies this pong and notice back to the east of us just offshore jersey there coming down towards delaware and even part of maryland there are some cloud just offshore. some of this may actually scott over maryland or eastern shore later on today. is it going to be complete cloudyness no. for most of us talking about a very, very fwornl us afternoon. lots of sunshine. more sun today than we had yesterday. 72 for high temperature. we'll just touch it. a lot of places will stay in 60s though to right around 70. there's wonderful high pressure bringing us sunny conditions today and again very, very nice out there with temperatures ah, 60s and 70s. we'll touch 70, 72 for high temperature. listen, more good stuff week long forecast coming up in a few minute when we look at thep day i they you like what we have to offe

warmer in philadelphia than it is in raleigh, at land tax memphis, jackson, oklahoma even dallas.t doesn't happen very often. high pressure building in from the great lakes. and moving more to the south than to the east. we get a little more time with some milder or seasonal air. we'll watch the cool down as that chill air penn state ray way down to the deep south it goes into central pa we still stay at least average for the next day and then things bottom out. during the day tomorrow, we'll be seeing high pressure building over us. the winds becoming more northwesterly. bob kelly will be talking about sun glare and sue serio will be talking about deep blue skies tomorrow. by the afternoon we still see clear skies and temperatures that will be climbing into the 60s. overnight lows in the 40s to the north and west. 50s from philadelphia south and east. and during the day tomorrow, a beautiful day. the high between about 66 and 6. mostly sunny with those west winds becoming northwesterly. on our seven day forecast, temperatures really bottom out on thursday the high 61. then we're

down to the south, it's still mild with temperatures into the 70's and atlanta and charleston and raleigh53 in st. louis, it's in 30's in cheyenne, 45 in only had a. if i had to choose i'd rather have unseasonal warmth in october than unseasonal cold. like we're seeing in the central part. tomorrow you'll start to see showers creep in from the west. heaviest will be to the south, just an unsettled day. 4:00 p.m.ing, slow afternoon commute, quiets down a bit tomorrow and another batch of rain comes through overnight and into your thursday morning. let's take a quick look how much rain we're talking here. again, it's not heavy flooding rain. of but we could see upward of half inch in spots especially off to the south and around rehoboth beach where some of the heaviest downpours will be locate 5ed. overnight, we'll see temperatures drop to the mid 60's, partly cloudy and mild. tomorrow, clouds, rain around at any time. heaviest to the southerly, but scattered showers from basically morning until night. speaking of a shower, there could be a thunder shower for the eagles game thursday night

down to the south, it's still mild with temperatures into the 70's and atlanta and charleston and raleigh. 53 in st. louis, it's in 30's in cheyenne, 45 in only had a. if i had to choose i'd rather have unseasonal warmth in october than unseasonal cold. like we're seeing in the central part. tomorrow you'll start to see showers creep in from the west. heaviest will be to the south, just an unsettled day. 4:00 p.m.ing, slow afternoon commute, quiets down a bit tomorrow and another batch of rain comes through overnight and into your thursday morning. let's take a quick look how much rain we're talking here. again, it's not heavy flooding rain. of but we could see upward of half inch in spots especially off to the south and around rehoboth beach where some of the heaviest downpours will be locate 5ed. overnight, we'll see temperatures drop to the mid 60's, partly cloudy and mild. tomorrow, clouds, rain around at any time. heaviest to the southerly, but scattered showers from basically morning until night. speaking of a shower, there could be a thunder shower for the eagles game thursday nigh

clear to me for the moment that we have given up on the core principles in favor of a more advice raleigh satisfying anger and i am announcing today that my service in the senate will conclude at the end of my term in early january 2019. >> he so professor, tom mentioned we've heard certainly from john mccain. now we've got corker, we've got flake. some people say this is just the beginning. we're going to start seeing more and more come forward. i wonder what your take is because my thought is no because most people don't want to stand on the the side of what they caught trul. i think a lot of time politicians are more concerned about getting reelect ed. politicians are concerned about getting reelect ed and normally that's actually pretty a good thing because that means they have to listen to us. in this case, you know, what's interesting is we've yet to see some someone denounce the president and say i'm going to take him on either within the presidential party. yef didn't do that, either. he just said i'm getting out of the race. you can where is the action behind it? that's actually

trump vowed to do so during a the check first reported by wtvd in raleigh is dated october 18th. that is the very same date the washington post published an article first revealing the president's promise with this headline. and now another grieving family member, the widow of fallen one of four soldiers killed in niger is demanding more information surrounding her husband's death. >> i don't know how he got killed, where he got killed, or anything. i don't know that part. they never told me and that's what i've been trying to find out since day one, since october 4th. i don't know nothing. they won't show me a finger, a hand. i know my husband's body from head to toe and they won't let me see anything. >> this morning members of congress are asking similar questions regarding the deadly niger ambush. as we learn the attack may have been planned by terrorists all along. let's go to nbc's tracie potts from capitol hill. even more >> reporter: not good news forepeopfor people wondering what happened to these four berets. people were briefed on the investigation, familiar with the i

newell returned to her beloved north carolina, taught thematics at the high school in raleigh. she was an associate professor of mathematics. in 1965, she joined winston-salem university at a mathematics professor. she taught at this institution for 20 long years, served as chair of the mathematics department. acknowledging her tremendous contributions to the university, the computer science center bears her name. a dedicated public servant, dr. newell served as city alderman for 16 years where she focused on the needs of her constituents, advocated for those who were often without a voice. in recognition of herselflessed a vow case, the city of winston-salem named a street and walking trail in her honor. virginia was born to george, a distinguished science professor. a marriage that lasted 46 long years. two daughters were born to the marriage. my friend, dr. glenda newell harris and dr. virginia banks. he is blessed with six grand children. she's a member of alpha kappa alpha sorority, incorporated and a platinum member of the lynx. she is the alphabet, and the wife of sigma

really want to open the windows and let the cooler fresh air in. 72 in philadelphia. 69 in he had raleighlook what's coming. cleveland 54. chicago this afternoon only 47 degrees. that's unbelievable. we'll get that low with a low temperature but definitely not high temperatures. so the core of the cold air will stay in the midwest and drag southward more than eastward. we'll catch a break this time with this cool down. as we go hour by hour you can see those cove al showers slowly moving out. skies clearing. northwest winds tomorrow and that means some sun glare bob kelly will be talking about that on "good day philadelphia". and really decent temperatures in the 60s. the normal high is 64. we're going to be still above that. so pretty decent in the wake of this powerful cold front. 43 overnight in the poconos. 47 in reading. 47 in pottstown. 55 in philadelphia. and in millville 52. so waking up to cool temperatures but not cold by any stretch. during the day tomorrow, those northwesterly winds bring those deeper blue skies, the high 68. a chance of some patchy fog in the morning but othe

warmer in philadelphia than it is in raleigh, at land tax memphis, jackson, oklahoma even dallas.hat doesn't happen very often. high pressure building in from the great lakes. and moving more to the south than to the east. we get a little more time with some milder or seasonal air. we'll watch the cool down as that chill air penn state ray way down to the deep south it goes into central pa we still stay at least average for the next day and then things bottom out. during the day tomorrow, we'll be seeing high pressure building over us. the winds becoming more northwesterly. bob kelly will be talking about sun glare and sue serio will be talking about deep blue skies tomorrow. by the afternoon we still see clear skies and temperatures that will be climbing into the 60s. overnight lows in the 40s to the north and west. 50s from philadelphia south and east. and during the day tomorrow, a beautiful day. the high between about 66 and 6. mostly sunny with those west winds becoming northwesterly. on our seven day forecast, temperatures really bottom out on thursday the high 61. then we'r

raleigh 91 degrees. southwest memphis 91 degrees. we have more warm air moving. we won't be in the 90's but future tracker showing we'll be back into the 80's tomorrow afternoon, some sunshine. the good news, the humidity will be dropping, dewpoints in the 50's but i am tracking the chance of more showers later in the week. i'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast. rick. >> all right, cecily we'll check back in a little bit later. >>> a heavy rain may be to blame for a tree that came down in the east mount airy section of philadelphia. happened in the unit block of montana street near germantown avenue. as you can see the tree fell just inches from a car. doesn't appear to have caused any damage fortunately. >>> this reminder visit 6abc.com/weather for the up to the minute forecast. there you can follow the remnants of nate with storm tracker6 live radar and view the seven-day forecast any time of day. >>> in other news, there is an arrest tonight in the murder of a 65-year-old woman who was shot to death own home earlier this year. winnie harris was a popu

the study found that raleigh, north carolina, could see the biggest rent hike if it wins amazon's bit, up to an additional 2%. you can find the list of competing areas on the nbc10 app. >>> more than 115,000 residents in new jersey had personal information stolen last year. the state attorney general released the first-ever annual hacking statistics yesterday showing that close to 700 data breaches. authorities urge accountholders to get adequate online protection for sensitive information. >>> tomorrow, nbc10 again on the road. >> we will be. gloucester county at the wawa at 332 south black horse pike. bill henley will be there at 4:00 a.m., and the rest of us will join him soon after. we'll all be there, the team. >> i'll be there handing out free coif. we take a -- free coffee. we take a lot of pictures. jessica always eats a meatball sub. >> if you're cleaning out your kids' halloween candy, bring all the snickers and kit kats are with you. >> were you that kind of parent, vai? you snagged the good candy? >> my mom would say, i want to test them out and make sure they're safe. >>

news ace guerrero is am are now youth advocate was displaced from raleigh and steve challe senior present for al-jazeera is one i want to be surprised at how everybody welcome good to have you here steve you take pictures when your reporting we see behind the scenes a lot as one picture that you shared with us it's right here my laptop they really takes this to how did this all get started so many months ago tell us yes what are we seeing his where is this this was the house where the siege began on may twenty third you can see all the bullet holes that riddle through the upper floor of this building this was where the south east asian amir of i so was hiding at the time when two units of military forces came in to try to arrest him and when they tried to arrest him they came under extreme fire from a number of militants intelligence services said that essentially it was a siege planned a few days later but because the military went after him. to learn how to love that mirror southeast asia so the siege began and you can see the utter destruction that happened in that house and it's essen

we have 64 degrees philadelphia. 64 in raleigh look at atlantic 74 degrees. low 80s in dallas.e'll tap in to some of that warmth for the upcoming weekend. temperatures for tonight, thou though, cool. 56 degrees in allentown. low 60s philadelphia. low 60s for wildwood along with atlantic city. and that forecast hour by hour tomorrow, we're looking at some cloud cover around tomorrow morning, a few spotty showers, especially south and east of philadelphia, but look at the temperatures. 75 degrees philadelphia. 74 in allentown. mid 70s that will generally be the rule for tomorrow. so if you're headed to the maybe a passing shower mid 70s and then look at sunday. out ahead of a cold front temperatures climb to the low 80s. the pocono mountains it's cloudy, maybe a spotty shower, 60s for tomorrow. 70s for your sunday. that weather authority seven day forecast showing the roller coaster ride behind that cold front look at monday. 63 degrees. 62 on tuesday. and then look at the warmup again. next week low 70s by thursday and into friday. back over to you. >> we're all over the map, sc

after a great week in new york, i had to get to raleigh for the carolina closet caucus.l and i have always wanted to drive across the country together, so we thought we'd make a road trip of it. bye! bye, guys! bye! bye! bye! we'll miss you! okay, here's the deal -- we're staying another night. what? you heard mom and dad. they said no. well, we'll still get home before them. they'll never know. oh, come on. andy and i just broke up. i'm not ready to go back and face life. come on, how would we even pay for the hotel? we can use luke's carnival settlement money. no way! i earned that. i'm the one who fell off that ride. we were the ones who really suffered. we couldn't turn on lights or make loud noises until your head got small again. we can't use that money. it's for college.

matthew felts accused of killing his wife in raleigh last month.sy results revealing lauren was strapped 123 times. her husband claiming he took too much cold medicine, had a dream and that he woke up covered in flood. new details about the deadliest balloon crash in u.s. history. 16 people were killed when their hot air balloon flew into a power line near lockhart, texas, last week. the ntsb blaming the pilot for flying in foggy weather. he was on several medications, including ben day drill and oxycodone at the time of the crash. >>> there is new pressure on ford tonight. the center for auto safety pushing ford to recall more than a million explorers. the problem forcing thousands of police vehicles, ford explorers to pulled off the road. ford says civilian models are safe. >>> when we come back, america strong. the 6-year-old, and what he did in his front yard, suddenly lines of police officers from two states. ♪ some moments can change everything. you can't always predict them, but you can game plan for them. for 150 years, generations of famil

says fighting is still continuing more on that story with jimmy o'loughlin dog and joining us from raleigh itself so as i'm saying the president was in the main battle zone where flag raising ceremony was held together with the troops so he's clearly saying that the city has been liberated. yes officially the flag was raised the national anthem was sung the always of loyalty was. read to the for the first time in many months since the battle began more than four months ago now but you know there are still pockets of fighting in different parts of what are we here that there is those several pfizer's still in the main battle zone near the lake that is still holding position in a few houses so the ceremony today was merely symbolic it was hastily arranged but its significance was not lost on the civilians of lost their homes and their loved ones and also on soldiers who have sacrificed their lives as you know more than a thousand people have been killed since the fighting began over a hundred of them are soldiers and two of the top leaders were killed in a military operation so what does thi

highs in the upper 70's, mid atlantic towards raleigh, richmond, traveling southbound later today, startingh fog and milder temperatures. this is a look at cardinal ridge elementary school. you can see the streetlights around the parking lot there, commuting today, caution first. by lunchtime and in the afternoon, fine, still dry. the rain will develop later tonight. the 74 comes with cloud cover at 6:00 and a little bit in the way sunshinepeaks of during the afternoon hours. not much. tomorrow as promised, fog turning breezy, that is what's going to give way to a bit of wind and we will talk about our falling temperatures and how much rain we could get out of the system, julie. julie: but we need is to be able to see, we hampering visibility this morning. stall the after 85 tying up the left lane leaving buckeystown road down towards 109 with a stalled tractor-trailer on the northbound side in virginia, a 30 minute ride from fredericksburg pushing north to the center of the roadway. you may want to think about using route one as a workaround. crash withe fatal the investigation continuing

lied back in 1955 about emmett so part of it is in 2008, i got a phone call from a nice woman in raleigh north and it wasn't a conversation i wanted to have for very long, but i was polite. my mama said the be sweet. i was thinking her and she heard in my voice when i said my mother-in-law is coming next week, and she likes it and i gave it to her for christmas. we would like to get together and have a cup of coffee. so i pretended she hadn't said that. [laughter] and continued to thank her and get off the phone. she said you may have heard about my mother-in-law. i'm a historian of the united states and 20th century, of the south. like anybody of that description i knew that she hasn't said a word since 1955 and most of the time nobody has been able to find her she has been pursued by journalists and scholars all through that time. sometimes we don't know if she is alive or dead. so, we might be able to find time in the schedule. [laughter] my intention i had been working on it for a while and i can't even remember what it's about. [laughter] my intention was to interview her, but the i

the seahawks took thomas raleighs throughs it back to wilson.ins appear to make the catch. the tie went to the receiver so it's touchdown seattle. the sea haurks go on to win 24-7 and are now 4-2. >>> miami rallied from a fourth quarter deficit to beat the jets. matt moore finds kenny stills. with 22 seconds to play, cody parke kicks a field goal to give the dolphins a thrilling 31-28 victory. they're now 4-2. >>> the steelers took care of cincinnati. ben roethlisberger connects with schuster. schuster then celebrates the touchdown by playing a game of hide and seek with le'veon bell. i see you. pittsburg wins 29-14. who says the nfl says no fun league. >>> at avaya stadium, the quakes beat minnesota united. minnesota's fran fran kiss so ties it up. in second half stoppage time, chris won doe loss ski sets him up scores. quakes next play at vancouver in a single elimination contest. now to the nba, the suns have already fired erl watson, head coach. phoenix opened the season by losing to portland by 48 points, the most lopsided loss in team hist

the other places they might go are the southeast, atlanta, raleigh, durham. atlanta is affordable.transportation hub. emily: and other amazon news, the retail giant would like to make missed deliveries a thing of the past. and new service will let amazon deliver packages into your home and it will let selected services like house cleaners and dog walkers in while you are away. it will film the person entering your home. joining me to discuss is mark gurman. how does this fit into the hardware strategy? >> it is interesting. every other week we are talking about a new echo, new fire tv, new tablet. now it is security cameras. nest came out with theirs. this is amazon's approach. they are tying it to how they make money, packaages. this is another tool amazon is helping -- selling to help get their stuff. emily: this would literally be the delivery person entering your home? what about security concerns? >> we have not heard back if amazon has an insurance program, liability, terms of service. are you waviving your right to sue amazon or file a complaint if something goes wrong? i'm

raleigh fingers used to do it. the astros win it. 5-3 to take a 2-1 series lead. they improve to a 7-0 at home. no beast mode reunion when the raiders take on the bills. the marshawn lynch four seasons with the bills, will serve his suspension for running on the field against the chiefs. the raiders hope to keep the momentum going after the big win against kansas city. derek carr 417 yards and three touchdowns in the victory after facing the bills. the raiders stay out east and head to florida for their game on november 5th. to make the long road trip easier, raiders quarterback is packing more than a suitcase. >> my family is going to be there. they're more important than football to me. i'll definitely fly them out so they're there. i can see my wife and babies. but the advantage is it's almost like another -- i think i said it last year. it's like another camp besides not having to fly. that's a major benefit of guys being together outside of the hour windows that we have here. >> the niners will head to the city of brotherly love trying not to become a footnot

one in morgantown, west virginia, the other in raleigh, north carolina. in our first case, a cheerleader coach scores major points with the football coach.

the other places they might go are the southeast, atlanta, raleigh, durham. atlanta is affordable.other amazon news, the retail giant would like to make missed deliveries a thing of the past. the new service dubbed amazon key will let amazon deliver packages into your home and it will let selected services like house cleaners and dog walkers in while you are away. the service works with an electronic walk and the the person s film entering your home. joining me to discuss is mark gurman. how does this fit into the hardware strategy? >> it is a hot space now. nest came out with theirs. this is amazon's approach. they are tying it to how they make money, packages. this is another tool amazon is selling to help people get their stuff. emily: this would literally be the delivery person entering your home? what about security concerns? >> we have not heard back if amazon has an insurance program, liability, terms of service. are you waiving your right to sue amazon or file a complaint if something goes wrong? i'm sure that the people are vetted. the reality is that letting a person into

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the other in raleigh, north carolina. in our first case, a wife begins a cyber affair,

.>>> white nationalist richard spencer holds a raleigh. we have details coming up next. all all call you will >>> oakland decided on a new fire chief. the mayor announced the employment of darren white who is serving as the interim chief. he is an oakland native with 30 years of service which includes 20 years with the oakland fire department. he will assume his new duties immediately. they will hold a ceremonial swear in tomorrow at 1 pm.>>> the wife of a sheriff's deputy might be going to trial for dui in a crash that killed a three- year-old. she agreed to waive her hearing. that means she could go straight to trial on charges of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and driving under the influence. she was under the influence of prescription medication last year she crashed into a car on the shoulder of 680 in san ramon. the car had run out of gas. the impact killed-year-old elijah done and injured his mother.. she waived her right to a preliminary hearing this morning. she waived her rights to have the evidence presented against her and a judge independentl

and we are wasting the beautiful fall days that we typically have this time of year. 90 in raleigh and 90 there, and cool air north and west of chicago we'll let you know if that makes it to the region. >> ever sounds so far away. >>> former vice president, joe biden, was in bucks county, he announced a new partnership for the beau biden foundation for the protection of children. and it provides the doylestown health staff to present and recognize and react responsibly to child sex abuse. he announces the details this afternoon at the children's clubhouse in warminster. >> have you less than a month to decide who will be your next governor, and that is why 6 abc is hosting a debate to decide. a look at the performing arts center in newark. that is where kim guadagno will take the stage in a few hours for a live debate moderated by our own jim gardner, you watch the candidates face off for the first time. 7:00 at 6 abc. the debate means jeopardy and "wheel of fortune" will move to a different time slot and air at 1:05 a.m. after night line. >> police in atlantic city, and the fbi arrest

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this morning, a shipment of 87 dogs and cats coming from puerto rico to raleigh, north carolina.buted across shelters. go visit the shelters. if you have room in your home for a pet, now is a great time to take one on. hundreds of thousands of them across the united states are without homes in the wake of these natural disasters. >> richard: a utah girl became overjoyed when she learned she was going to be adopted. the video is amazing. it was caught on video. the 11-year-old spent the last two years hoping a judge would make her foster parents her forever parents. her dream came true when the office manager at school told her the good news. the office manager posted the video so the world could share in her joy. it's amazing. not only did the family adopt her but also her two younger siblings. >> kennedy: my thoughts and prayers go to all the families in northern california. some of my family members and friends of lost homes in this year and last year's wildfires. in order to honor the wine industry northern california that's definitely going to take a hit from this tragedy, de