michael, the circu around the raleigh area. this is the cold front. it is hoping to pic up the moisture and enhanks it around our region. that's why we're dealing with the storms there. behind this, take a look. 81 here. 59 toward ohio. that's the cold air. big changes coming in in the next few hours. i'm back in about ten minutes. we're getting a better look at the damage left behind in our area. >> here are t four big headlines from michael today. first the death toll that stands at two. the crews are just beginni to move into the hardest hit areas so that number may and we're looking at the damage in mexico beach. that's where it made landfall. it resembles more like what a tornado damage area would look ake. the beaa is destroyed. we're talking about power now. power crews beginning to move into florida. more than 850,000 people in the dark. the natbenal guard wil moving in to give people help. yesterday w brought you pictures from some of the hardest hit areas. wendy has our continuedraeam cove from florida. >> reporter: utter devastation. the fl

he heard the news the next afternoon and returned to raleigh.cia grossman got word from her mother. >> my mother called and said "michelle is dead." i said, "michelle who? some celebrity? like what are you talking about? what do you mean, how is that possible? what happened?" >> reporter: the very question that wake county investigators were asking themselves. >> when we come back, a security camera provides a critical clue. it's not what it caught on tape. it's what it missed and why. >> there was a camera there that had been unplugged. >> who had something to hide? ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 for just $489 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. i'm still giving it my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has sig

as he left raleigh. two hours later seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro. later checked into the hampton inn in hillsdale, virginia. this is him front desk. 11:00 p.m. and him again at midnight. he also made a phone call around midnight. and that was the last time anybody heard from jason young until he made another call at 7:40 the next morning. >> a normal person would look at this and say he was 170 miles away. he's got an alibi. >> that sounds like a great distance, you know? but 170 miles you can get between the crime scene and the hotel in about two and a half hours. >> reporter: perhaps. but there were curious anomalies at the crime scene. couldn't explain them. a jewelry box was missing two drawers. so was it a bungled burglary? then there were footprints near the body that seemed to eliminate jason. an obvious print on the pillow was a size 10. but jason wore a size 12. but this was weird. there was another partial footprint. it defied easy identification, so they began calling in shoe experts. and now they wondered were there two attackers? of cou

it's going to be a rainmaker through raleigh, charlotte, and up to northern virginia and the try statds area where we'll expect heavy downpours. for that reason we're looking at a flood watch from boston, philly, and down through raleigh. 60 million at risk for flooding today. the flood tletd will continue throughout the afternoon and the heaviest rain should be along the coast rather than further inland. unfortunately the location of these winds right where we had florence, and that's going to be a problem, because, phillip and marlie, many areas are compromised to have wind come through. >> that's important to keep in mind. bonnie. thank you. >>> as bonnie mentioned, michael is moving north but florida is looking at the destruction. powerful winds taking out windows and knocking down trees. more than 23,000 homes have lost power and governor rick spot has promised on twitter to be aggressive with a response in the coming days. we go to wendy woolfolk in tallahassee. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we've seen massive power outages and it's likely to gets worse as michael moves

he heard the news the next afternoon and returned to raleigh.tacey grossman got words from her mother. my mother called and said michelle is dead. >> i am like michelle who? some celebrity, what do you mean? what happened?an >> the very question that wake county t investigators were askg themselves. >> as the investigation heats up. a security camera provides a critical clue. it is not what it caught but it is what it missed and why. coming up, it was a camera there that has been unplugged. >> who had something to hide? when "dateline" continues. cidin hbp. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched with vitamin b3 complex, for beautiful skin. olay. they work togetherf doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells. thyou know what i do instead?eny your cravings. i snack on blue diamond almonds. wasabi & soy sauce?! mmm! don't deny your cravings. eat 'em! all the fl

president donald trump here's what he had to say about the fed on his way to a company in raleigh. now i think the press that. make it everything is so tight i think the fed is going great. trumps comments come as the international monetary fund and the world bank hold their annual meeting in indonesia so the mood there has been pretty bleak not only have the institutions lowered their forecast for global growth they've also released a report that says the world's financial system is at risk i.m.f. chief christine lagarde even made a veiled reference to trump's remarks by defending central banks it's clearly. a necessary development for those economies that are now showing. much improved growth. inflation that is picking up the falling into the range or reaching the threshold and employments that of extremely low it's inevitable that. central banks make the decisions that they make a clash in ideals between the head of the international monetary fund the u.s. president warnings that the global economy is slowing down and becoming unstable not to mention a continuing trade war betwe

it is speeding northeast at 24 miles an hour, 20 miles away from raleigh, north carolina, expected to weaken to a depression by tomorrow afternoon moving away out over the open atlantic. it's not done with the mid atlantic states just yet. alma. >> sandya, thank you. >> b.a.r.t. has been hit with the largest fine stemming from a 2013 accident. b.a.r.t. was slapped with a $1.3 million fine and put the transit district on three years of probation stemming from the incident. the commission said it will stay half the fine if b.a.r.t. comes in compliance with safety two people were killed oklahoma 19, 2013. today the agency sent this statement responding to the fine. nothing is more important to b.a.r.t. than safety. a safer system for our employees will provide for a safer system for our riders and a better b.a.r.t. the agency also says it has retrained employees, implemented new safety procedures and requires trains to slow down when entering work zone. >>> santa clara county prosecutors charged a central valley man with felony assault. 34-year-old david gonzalez of madera is charged wit

you can see the heavy rain that will increase the threat of flooding around raleigh and points towards the tie waters there. right now they are dealing with tornados too. look at this. tensover millions of people over the next 24 hours dealing with the possibility of flooding. let's take a look at michael and we are going to show you, there it is, how quickly it moves offshore. it skirts canada. look at this. once it leaves us it's not over. it goes all the way over scotland, ireland, great britain and france. once it leaves us it is going to cause a lot of issues over in europe. >> all right. you can track tropical storm michael. download the a>>> officials are now to discuss repairs and causes of the cracked beams that have been shut down. we got word yesterday that the block that runs under the bus hub will remain closed until next week. amy is live with new information, >> reporter: they are saying it will be opening next wednesday if not board. [ no >> he didn't say when the transit center will reopen. >> all right. we are having some issues with amy's microphone. we do want to le

experts think they may have found a self portrait drawn by sir walter raleigh in the tower of london,overed during renovation work in preparation for a new exhibition. we know pretty much around the time it would have been put and we know that coincides with when he was a prisoner here. we need to uncover more of the painting to see if it is actually him. let's take a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube, we have severe delays metropolitan line, minor delays on the 0verground and a part—suspension on the picadilly. 0n the roads, mile end road is closed in both directions between mile end and stepney green tube stations following a collision. in central london, aldwych is partly blocked near bush house because of a collision. in the city the a1211 minories is closed northbound between tower hill and aldgate high street for emergency repairs to a burst water main. now the weather with lucy martin. it was a chilly weekend and it looks set to stay fairly cool as we move through the day today. it does come with a fair through the day today. it does come withafairamount through the

it then weakens to a tropical stm and heads out to sea around the raleigh, virginia area.bout 4 to 10 inches of rainfall from the storm system.we e spared from any major impablimi cts from the storm. a beautiful autumn day on saturday. barely a cloud in the sky on sunday. you can see that 49 on sunday. >> how are the roads? >> looking good. all of the earlier road work is now gone 270 northbound before falls do have the left lane blocked. otherwise, fingers crossed. everything looks quite good here this morning. i want to share something i was very privilegedo do this past saturday. the 11th annual taste in potomac. so this is a cause andre it very close to my heart. they deal with infants and children in foster care. $200,000 weres raised and g to help care for them. ion and about our ado these angels were there just a second ago. she startedhis group 30 years ago at her kitchen outable. ofe a former red skin, real housewives of potomac also gere as great supporters. just aat event. >> sounds like it. thank you. >> a new policy at american airlines could leave coach passe

anywhere from raleigh up here to richmond and norfolk.lawrence, it's now heading into the second week of october. the peak of the hurricane season was back in september 10th. this one was a head scratcher for all of us. it wasn't supposed to get this strong and it put on just an incredible show during the day today. >> bill cairns, thank you for joining us. and we're joined from arizona by james lee witt. and your reaction to what you've seen tonight and what you think it means for the federal government response tomorrow. >> well, you know, i've seen many of these storms over the years. i was at fema for eight years, and everything from opal to gustaff, ike, and it absolutely destroys families and homes and businesses that they worked all their life for to accumulate. and so it's very devastating to them. >> are you surprised that the president chose to have a political rally in pennsylvania tonight at the peak of the storm rather than be at the white house -- being in a position to oversee what's happening? >> well, you know, that's his

in its wake, it will have major impacts, even for places like raleigh, with f flood watches in place. but the heart of the impact will be wind and storm surge. as you mentioned, so, you can see some of the gusts. we stop the clock at 2:00 p.m. 80-mile-per-hour gusts. move it to 5:00, it only intensifies. then it's 90-mile-per-hour gusts. 41 there in tallahassee. you saw it peak to 70. even savannah at 7:00 a.m. thursday morning, 34 miles per hour. storm surge, a huge issue. up to 13 feet. and as i was driving here, david, i was reminded how vulnerable the homes are that are right on the water. this part of florida has only seen a 125-mile-per-hour landfall twice in recorded history. this would make the third. david? >> yeah, going to be a destructive 24 hours ahead. ginger, thank you. and as you heard ginger say, this hurricane still has several hours over these warm waters. that is very concerning. i spoke with the hurricane hunters right up in the airplane, flying right past the hurricane, measuring the storm just a short time ago. flight director richard henning, right here tonight

and this will actually move -- lookal raleigh, areas that don't need all that rain, four to six inches of rain. what this storm has is a steering factor. that's what florence didn't have. >> it will move quickly, but it's going to bring a lot of damage with it. ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we do move on this monday night to that horrific crash in update new york. a deadly limousinesa. 20 people were killed. the stretch lem see they were in flowing through a stop sign, hitting another car and hitting twooman celebrating her birthday, amy steenburg there at the top, with her three sisters. all of them were killed, along with those family and friends. tonight here, what we've just learned about the driver of the limo, and about the limo itself. it had just failed an inspection and should not have been on the road. abc's senior transportation correspondent david kerley on the scene in new york tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators of this accident that took 20 lives are concentrating on the limousine, the driver and the small company called prestige. >> the owner of the c

. >>> we're back with this terrifying scene in raleigh, north carolina. you see it there >>> we're back with this terrifying scene in raleigh, north carolina. you see it there. two cars crash and then one slams into four pedestrians. authorities say one woman had to be rescued. she was pinned under a car. at least seven people were injured. no word yet on what caused this crash. >>> we turn now to the new development in the investigation into the deadly violence in charlottesville from last summer. >> federal prosecutors have arrested four members of what authorities are calling a militant white supremacist group from california. here is abc's natalie brunell. what authorities are calling a militant white supremacist group from california are now in federal custody, arrested on charges they traveled to charlottesville, virginia, last year to incite a riot. >> the federal criminal claim charges benjamin daley, michael miselis, thomas gillen and cole white. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say all four are part of the rise above movement or r.a.m. authoriti

the past five to six years pretty significantly so we're thirty three people now headquartered in raleigh north carolina and we have a technology development office in seattle and then a few remote field offices in the south southeast and kind of southwest right and last question what are your goals what are your challenges where do you see yourself going in the next few years here stephen so we we have raised a little bit of capital as we've kind of tried to do aggressively scale some of our technology products but one of the things that we did that really differentiate ourselves was sell a higher value products and so that helps you generate more revenue quicker but the catch is you have to be able to deliver high value so we've been really focused on delivering that high value experience and high value was sold to the farmers and they're willing to pay for it that's the important part so if you can have you know keep your customers pleased and get them to continuously pay you year over year that's the trick you know generating a sustainable revenue. and stephenville once in the c.e.o.

by tomorrow afternoon, already in raleigh,caroli then by friday morning, early, it is off the coast. so, let's tick tock it for you. flash flooding and hurricane-force wind gusts as the center moves ore albany. looks to be a rough night for atlanta, as well. then it gets over augusta, georgia, columbia, south carolina. by this time tomorrow morning, tropical storm-force gusts. that is still damaging winds. power outages across parts of the carolinas. very saturated there. the hampton roads area by tomorrow night. heavy rain and gusty winds being squeezed by that front, which is going to move it out to sapp. but flash flood watches out from the gulf coast through d.c., new york city and hartford as that front squeezes some of the moist children. hatch a foot of rain in this storm zone. there is a record-setter. it goes in the record books at the third lowest barometric pressure of a hurricane to hit the u.s., behind camille in '69 and labor day storm in 1935. a strong category 4 storm and this worship center, the two upper floors of this, completely ripped apart. sustaining damage her

president donald trump here's what he had to say about the fed on his way to a company in raleigh. so i think the fact that you. make it every day is so tight i think it is going great. trumps comments come as the international monetary fund and the world bank hold their annual meeting in indonesia so the mood there has been pretty bleak not only have the institutions lowered their forecast for global growth they've also released a report that says the world's financial system is at risk i.m.f. chief christine lagarde even made a veiled reference to transfer marks by defending central banks. it's clearly. a necessary development for those economies that are now showing. much improved growth. inflation that is picking up and falling into the range or reaching the threshold unemployment's that of extremely low it's inevitable that. central banks make the decisions that. a clash in ideals between the head of the international monetary fund and the us president warnings that the global economy is slowing down and becoming unstable not to mention a continuing trade war between the us an

it's already blamed for several deaths including a young lawyer in raleigh, north carolina. 29-year-oldevinson reportedly died from a heart attack following complications from the flu. now friends say she had been healthy and active. the flu killed 80,000 americans last year. that's the most in nearly four decades, and doctors are urging, of course, people to get their flu shots by the end of this month, and people with respiratory issues like asthma are among the most vulnerable. >>> well, that gluten-free meal you just ordered at a restaurant may not be what you expect. a new study finds one-third of gluten-free foods sold in restaurants actually contain trace levels of gluten. pizza and pasta were the biggest offenders. researchers say the problem appears to be contamination, though, not fraud. >> oh, okay. good to know. >>> it's a win or go home game for the new york yankees tonight in their playoff series with the boston red sox. last night boston's brock holt made headlines becoming the first player to hit for the cycle in the postseason as the red sox dominated the yankees, 16-1,

ambassador to turkey joining us from raleigh north carolina thanks for making the time for us today sir. just your initial reaction was that as for most of us shock . well it was a shock and i think it was a shock to the president but as these things go very well handle it. is abandoned frankly in terms of lee image or chaotic governance that arkham surrounds the but white house so in that sense both of them managed to do this by well when it burnishes her credentials for whatever political future she has and she clearly seems to have won so i would say also frankly that given the turmoil over justice kavanagh this will be a nice interlude for people to reply back on a strong conservative woman who still supports the president and that may have some effect as well how much of a loss for the president is this i was pointing out to our correspondent a moment ago that she was a faithful lieutenant cheap she executed donald trump's vision as he wanted it and she's not leaving under any sort of controversial cloud that we can see. that's exactly right i think that's very very hard to match h

them, saying this isa people shouting at them, saying this is a place of morning, not eight from raleighand seems to be heading in an uncertain direction. with each mass shooting, we think maybe this will be the turning point and each time, we find ourselves back outside another place like this where another place like this where another mass shooting has taken place. jon sopel, our north america editor, in pittsburgh tonight. 32 years after the disappearance of suzy lamplugh, an estate agent, in south—west london, forensic experts have started to excavate a garden in the west midlands. suzy was 25 when she went missing, after going to meet a client, and her body has never been found. police are now searching a property which used to belong to the mother of the prime suspect, as our correspondent sima kotecha reports. it was one of the biggest crime stories of the 1980s — the disappearance of estate agent suzy lamplugh. but could this be where her remains are buried? more than three decades on, specialist police officers have been searching the garden of this house in sutton coldfield. i

rob raleigh, came to be your news.>>> let's look at who got rain and who did not.s in the north bay. this system is going to linger throughout the day tomorrow. the best chance for wet weather will be between now and tomorrow morning. there is a lot of moisture with the system that has produced up to 0.25 inches of rain. it will kick through the next 6 to 8 hours and will bring this type of rainfall to the central bay area which should coincide with the very early morning commute. looking at the current radar you can see the heaviest rain showing up. this is in north bay and there are fires of northern california that are receiving precipitation which is what is needed. this is the time of year you dread when you hit the end of summer with no rain. this weather system can give us a bit of a respite. tomorrow is going to be in umbrella, monday, showering -- day full of showers. to have your umbrella and think about your morning commute being wet. oranges aren't 80s and the models show 80 tomorrow morning andere is no real clear handle. showers are going to pop up. i

even toward the raleigh, north carolina area. the same area hit by florence. they're under tropical storm watches. this storm moves back with some rain but then much different weather. >> we'll see some rain showers thursday. a frontal system is pushing out to see. we'll have dropping humidity a dropping temperatures. that's the big thing everybody is asking about. en will this humidity go away? we have muggy conditions wednesday and thursday. then into friday, it starts to drop. as we get into this weekend, a different story.nd refreshinglmost cold out there. s we head in through t morning, we'll be in the low 80s. wednesday, thursday, and by friday, e'saturday, not making it out of the 60s. there could be some areas that coul make it out of the 50s. so you'll want to grab a small umbrella. these are the number w re looking at for morning temperatures saturday and sunday. a shock to the system with some of these temperatures after we've been well above normal. heaviest rain. 64 on yourid. 64 on saturday. again, extremely chill early in the morning. this coole

they a s going to 60 miles per hour winds with this easily, and then this towards the raleigh area, this was an area hit extremely hard by florence a month ago, and then out to sea, but we her are still going to get big time impacts. first off,he hurricane warnings. the warnings are in effect for the panhandle and also a lot of ge now, even into central georgia, hurricane warnings are in effect. you do not see that very often. smart, i worked down in this area in central georgia and never saw that. tropical storm warnings into north carolina and along the outer banks there. again, hurricane into georgia, winds over 60 to 100 miles per , hospecially in the southwest georgia zone, and trees down everywhere along the evpath. thetation from the trees alone in through the southeast including into the carolinas is going to bezing with the power outages. here's the storm. you can see it. still wrapping itself up moving georgia. notice the red boxes here? those are tornado warnings, another threat from inlands hurricanes making their way onshoror you see the getting on shore at panama city n and

there is actually an effort by politicians in raleigh and washington to destroy public education. look how little our teachers are paid now. one person told me she is spending hundreds of dollars out of her own pocket to pay for pencils for her students. this is a great area of difference between mark harris and myself. he would abolish the department of education, which would reduce our fair share of funds into the system and make matters worse. moderator: quick 30 seconds to respond. rep. harris: i have clearly stated that the department of education has lost its purpose from when it was founded in 1977, to be a clearinghouse for programs that made a difference in schools. agency,ecome a larger an animal that is eating money. it is dictating to states and local communities policies that should not be dictated. i recognize that education -- the closer control gets to home, the more effective it is. moderator: couple more questions before we have to take a break. >> you have both in campaigning -- you have both been campaigning all over the district, but you have rural counties th

ibm filing red hat-based and raleigh, north carolina, for $90 a share in 60% higher than the closing price on friday. ibm says it will make -- remain committed to the open source content -- contribution and continue its partnerships with microsoft, google and ali baba. >>> a review by the ntsb found that the german car manufacturer failed to notify owners of vehicle recalls within the 60 days the company has. the agency sent a letter to mercedes outlining a list of problems with its 2017 recalls. mercedes has three weeks to respond and failing to do so could lead to penalties of up to 18 -- $21,000 a day. >>> the top 50 cities for millennials to pay hot -- to get high paying jobs. magnify money says san francisco is number one, san jose number five. other cities are los angeles and number 29, san diego and number 40, sacramento at 41 and riverside number 43. a look at growth, population, housing and jobs. >>> freeze -- they predict this halloween could be one for the record books and matt takes us inside the business of october 31st. >>> as hollywood goes so goes the nation, at least

columbia, south carolina, raleigh, into southern portions of vginia tre down. for us, not too worried about our weather. what are we expecting? heavier rain near mountains. ay.ger changes coming on fr boy, do we have some big changes. for us, a mix ofnd sun clouds. temperaturewise, 83. our average highse cto 70. the heat index at2 miles an hour. 90. frederick and leesburg. kent county, talbot county, we've seen this cominghrough montgomery county. any showers are on the light to moderate. here come michael with temperature at 79 degrees. friday, 66. these are falling temperatures breezy.and rather it will feel a lot cooler by this time on friday. we can hav temperatures in the 50s. and be talking about windchill from saturday morning. >> much more on the cold forecast coming up. >> i hear my boots calling. >>> justice brett kavanaugh settling in and the president taking a victory lap with four weeks to go before mid-term elections. we'll hear about the impact. >>> and a dybeltdlwaeay. the search for the driver who killed a m on his way them to his fiance. >> yo

on the news, red hat rally -- based in raleigh, shot up. 48%. on the market, a lot of stocks are up. it is quite a recovery after big losses in most of october. here is a look at the dow jones, up almost 300 points. it has been up more than 300. 289 now and the s&p 500 is up almost 1.5% as well, and very close to the 2700 mark. the nasdaq is up about the same percentage. a new study lists the top 50 cities in the u.s. for millennials to find high paying jobs and six are in california. according to the financial website, san francisco is number one with san jose at number 5. other california cities in the top 50 are los angeles, 59, san diego, 40, sacramento, 41 in riverside at 43. the study looked at growth, population, housing and jobs. >>> u.s. companies that have operations in china believe that they are suffering more from the trade war than other businesses. 64% of the company say that they are thinking of relocating production outside of china. only 1% would establish factories in north america. the businesses told the american chamber of

people are raleigh-durham to go. this is great. welcome to the 15th annual immigration law and policy conference. it is my pleasure to welcome you here this morning. we are pleased to have organized this conference together with our partners at the catholic legal immigration clinic in georgetown law. this is the 15th time we have done this. we have been partners in this endeavor the entire time and thanks to dean william trainer who you will hear from later today for hosting us at georgetown law. and thanks to andy shults for your partnership in this through the years and all the staff at clinic and georgetown law and mpi that have participated in this. we should call out specifically the events and communications staff at georgetown law. i want to single out from clinic gene at kinson and joe buse who have been fantastic partners from this effort. nice to have you here. a round of applause for all of them for putting this together. [ applause ] our goal in this conference is to present a range of viewpoints that are shaping today'

. >> three people died from the flu this season, including a 29- year-old raleigh woman who died from a cardiac event following complications with the flu. >> the flu can affect anyone. it takes 2 weeks for the flu shot to be effective. >> it covers four strains, this year, the flu shot does. >> inside the drugstore, he showed me how it's done. >> that's it. >> there we go. >> easy enough. >> some say they think it's too early. >> it's still kind of warm, i haven't thought about this that much. >> others are scared. and last year proved to be one of the deadliest flu seasons in the state with 391 deaths. >> we can inject through the bandage. >> doctors and pharmacists urge everyone over 6 months old to get vaccinated. >> i would rather get it than not get it. >> there are several flu shot clinics across the bay area. >> for some of the flu clinics, there's a link on the website, click on the website, ktvu.com. >>> the news of the recovery process, next week will be two months since he tore a ligament in his knee, he was at the 49ers headquarters, he ducked back in when the press saw h

last week i was speaking in raleigh, and the first can he -- i was as north carolina state, an animal africa school and the first question i was asked was, what about animal agriculture? where we would north carolina be without animal agriculture and i argued since animal agriculture is one of the biggest contributors to climate change, the very fact there was so much animal agriculture in north carolina had helped to create the conditions that warmed the oceans that is making the hurricanes more intense, that then caused the flooding, that they're recovering from. so rather than helping the economy of north carolina, animal agriculture is actually contributing to the devastation of an entire state. if we look at climate change issues and meat production and i'll just say about my co-author, virginia, messina, who is trained as a scientist, there's no statistic in this chapter on climate change she did not vet very carefully. she doesn't trust any stacks. she goes back to the original scientific source. but it's very clear now that simply having a burger out of lentils than a dead ani

she has only raced a couple hundred thousand dollars and it is an expensive media market in raleigh. a large component of the second wadeict in wake county, -- county, suburban, professional, i would call 2018 the year of the fired up female college graduate, and a lot of female college graduates who are upset with president trump in wade county, north carolina, and the dangerous place for republicans in north carolina is there is not a competitive statewide balance -- the lack of a statewide race means that republicans may not have as much of a recent to turn out. areas -- rural areas stay home, george holding could have a problem on election night but i still think he is favored. host: the caller said he voted early, we talked about early voting today, michael mcdonald of the university of florida, he said this could be an historic year when it comes to the midterm election turnout, is that your reading of the early voting numbers? guest: absolutely, early voting numbers go up every year. michael mcdonald updating this very well. enthusiastic so about voting this year that they are

are ready to get going in predawn to start working south, the president, by the way, speaking at raleighkable damage, here is what president trump said. >> so to a certain extent we don't know because it's so dark and all the electric is out but we hear there's a lot of damage and it's tremendous wind damage, tremendous, a lot of things are blown over, hopefully not houses with people in them. griff: and as far as wind damage came here, even though officials say they felt spared they did get sustained winds of 74 miles an hour and some gusts that exceeded 90 miles an hour, guys. lauren: that's incredible winds, griff jenkins, thank you very much. cheryl: once again, we we wanted to talk to you about top story and that's what's happening in markets, futures are down again substantially, triple-digit losses predicted. dow is down 254 in premarket, nasdaq down 51. we shall see how we open and more importantly how we close today. when we come back, we will take a look at the global reaction to the selloff in the united states. sea of red around the world, you're watching fbn:am. cheryl: look

. >>> a -- a raleigh will begin in oakland onmarch to alameda county administration building on oak street. they'll be marching with 34 body bags which symbolize the 34 in custody -- and custody deaths that have happened under sheriff greg a hearn's watch. >>> and they're looking to disclose inmate release dates. his office shared information about county jail inmates with ice agents nearly 1,000 times and ice detained 386 inmates upon their release. they accused the sheriff racist that target latino immigrants. >>> i'm tracking rain through the bay area, the it's falling right now. the commuters head on to those roads and freeways. >>wage in san francisco, the vote today to give one group of workers at least 1 an hour. 1 an hour. >>> right now we see traffic that will be a little slow because it's wet out there. look at the golden gate bridge, rain moved out here recently. some of the roads will be wet. ll be wet. perhaps it's time to partner (huacwith someoneh. who knows you well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> don't forget your rain jacket when you head outside

there is an effort by politicians in raleigh washington to destroy public education. how little our teachers are paid now and that is with just one the other day who told me she's spending hundreds of dollars out of her own pocket to pay for basic school supplies like pencils. this is an area of great difference. mark harris is on the record saying he would abolish the department of education into the education system to make matters worse not better. >> a quick 30 seconds. >> i stated that the department of education has lost its purpose and its way from what it was founded in 1976 to be for 77 to be a clearing house for programs that made a difference in schools and it has become a larger agency. it's becoming an animal that is eating the money and is dictating to the states and local communities policies that it should not be dictating. i've recognized education we all must agree the closer control gets to home, the better education is. >> you both been campaigning and in place like charlotte air process for them and yo him ande others that are struggling. what can

charlotte topped the list as the best city to work in tech, followed by raleigh and austin. jose and san francisco ranked fourth and fifth. >>> the city of san francisco is offering free legal services to help minorities gain access to the cannabis industry. it's part of the cannabis equity fram. according to "the examiner," they will connect legal applicants with licensing and permits. in addition, equity applicants do not have to pay the $5,000 permit fee to start selling retail cannabis. >>> steph curry's ridiculous 51 points in three quarters was so last week. >> this week the other splash brother needed less than three quarters to set an nba record. >> for nba history, he got it! 14 threes in a game! it has never been done! >> klay thompson hitting 14 three-pointers and there was still five minutes left in the third quarter. guess who held the record before klay? that would be steph curry. this is being called the headband game because klay cut his head and decided to cover it with this oversized headband. espn tweeted after the game, klay loves the headband look. made

most are onlookers that wouldn't even fill the first couple rows are of our kansas raleigh or any of rallies for the most part. numbers are all relative, of course, but do you think the fact that the president is making a competition. is this a pop layers contest? do you think he takes it personally? >> a little bit. he always takes these things a about bit personally. the the supreme court's reputation and perceived legitimacy will take a hit. not only because of the partisan divisions, but because of something senator lisa murkowski said, which was that brett kavanaugh doesn't rise to her high standard for a judge. his attitude, his temperament, the partisan nature of his behavior at that hearing. even if you believe that he is innocent of this, the behavior there in murkowski's view was not in keeping with how a judge should behave. that's something i think will linger. that margin, two votes, the closest margin. hold on. i just wanted to let you know what our viewers are watching. this was kavanaugh returning to his home good enfollowing his confirmation. he is now justice brough

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charlotte topped the list as the best city to work in tech followed by raleigh and austin. san jose and san francisco ranked fourth and fifth. >> we're always going to lose when it comes to cost of living. >> that's true. >> that's how that goes. >> right. >>> steph curry's ridiculous 51 points in three quarters was so last week. >> yeah. this week the other splash brother needed less than three quarters to set an nba record. >> for nba history, he does it! 14 threes in a game! has never been done! >> it's fun to see klay thompson to excited, right? he hit 14 three-pointers and still five minutes left in the third quarter. he finished with 52 points, efore kl? curry. >> even before half, steph lookt the box score and said, go get it. that just shows you the selflessness within him. >> the warriors won easily. it's called the headband game because klay cut his head and decided to cover it by wearing this oversized bright yellow headband. espn tweeted this after the game. klay says he loves the headback look. made him feel like one of his favorite movie characters, jackie moo

. >>> raleigh sports announced finalists for its golden glove award, familiar faces made the cut, fornts fans no surprise buster posey is a finalist for catchers, brandon popper for shortstop, matt olson for first baseman , a second baseman jed lowrie, along with matt chapman, also shortstop marcus simeon, the winners announced early next month. >>> good luck to all those baseball players. hosting the golden state warriors on their way to new york, the warriors be a wizards at the oracle last night and it was led by steph curry all the way. >> he dropped 51 and three quarters last night, 11, 3 pointers, nba's all-time three- pointer list. 800 more to go. the warriors beat the wizards 144-122 in the kickoff tomorrow at madison square garden. >>> the red sox defeated the dodgers 4-to giving the red sox a 2-0 lead but los angeles isn't giving up on this team, one restaurant has changed its name to los angeles market, this isn't the first time they change their name to become a market city pride, boston market locations in philadelphia change to philly market during the super bowl to show

raleigh came in number 2 followed by austin, texas. san jose was number four and san francisco came in fifth place. the pay is often higher in the bay area, but so is the cost of living. >> we may not be at the top of the list but you can see tech workers from all over the world coming to san jose and silicon valley. this is the place to be if you want to get into tech and build a career in tech. >> the study by the computing, technology industry association ranked locations based on job openings, projected job growth and the cost of living. >>> harley davidson says it is recalling about 238,000 motorcycles around the world because of a problem with the clutch. the voluntary safety recall includes all model year 2017 and 2018 touring, trike and cba touring models. harley-davidson says that the recall will cost about $35 million. this is the motorcycle makers' fourth recall for a clutch problem in the past five years. >>> jenny craig is issuing a recall for the chicken wrap with barbecue sauce. it could be contaminated with salmonella a

columbia, south carolina there, and take a look at that path as it moves to the tropical storm over raleigh. pushing into the atlantic by tomorrow morning. so it's going to be a slow mover here as it moves up the east coast. we are talking about 10 inches of new rain from atlanta through the carolinas. the carolinas under a flash flood warning. still a strong storm even despite the fact it is over land. that wind damage likely through south carolina and north carolina, flooding rains possible as far north as washington, dc. more coming up. >>> two teams from the bay area are on the way to the east coast to assist with medical aid. an aircraft craft from travis air force base took off yesterday to help with the four states impacted by the storm. the plane is large enough to carry a helicopter or act as an air-ambulance to transport patients. >>> happening today the city of san jose and airbnb are teaming up to make sure that people have temporary housing options if future flooding forces them to evacuate. kpix 5's jackie ward is in the rockspring neighborhood where major flooding happened la

the technology industry association says the best place is charlotte, north carolina, followed by raleigh. that's the research triangle and austin, texas. san jose was number four on the list followed by san francisco. the study ranks cities based on job openings, projected job growth and the cost of living. >> it's not beautiful but it has potential. that's what sell remembers saying about the smallest home now in san francisco. the shabby chic pale pink cottage in visitation valley is a whole $480 square feet big. 480 square feet. i don't know why they wrote it like that. >> like a hotel room. >> the fixer-upper sits on 2,500 square feet leaving room to expand. it's listed at $650,000, one of the most affordable homes in the city. not bad. >> yeah. >> looks spacious inside. >> there was a view, too. >> i know. >> a very nice view. >> big backyard. >> barbecue and have a good time. >> you own real estate in the bay area, right? >> got to get in. any time is a good time. >> right. >> to get in the market. >> take us through the san francisco forecast right now. >> let's get a look and see