in raleigh, he became famous. very quickly in the newsroom when a new young editor came in and sent out a memo to the reporting staff. saying each reporter will submit to his editor every morning and itinerary. for his plans for the day. david even then. impossible to tame sat down at the old manual typewriter. it's a legendary story many of the people. who were there remember it. said what i will do today. by david zucchino 10 15 try to sneak in a little late. 1040 get a sun drop. 11 start talking about where to go to lunch. he's writing all this down. we went to poole's diner yesterday, but the blue plate special went over four dollars. so today we may go to the mecca. all written down young editor goes crazy goes into the office of claude sitting the very severe serious editor who'd been to new york times. waving the memo waving the zacchino memo we can't have this kind of insubordination. since i sit down sitting looks and got a pipe. well i gotta be honest with you. he's one of the best young reporters i've e

. >>> a deadly cobra is roaming free in raleigh, north carolina, leaving residents on edge, as you can imagine, the pace nous pet snake was last spotted on someone's porch but slilgt slithered away before animal control arrived. authorities are warning that this cobra could spit very nom far away. >> people in raleigh north carolina on alert after learning a potentially deadly snake is on the loose. >> i'm calling to report a snake. >> a homeowner snapping this photo of the zebra cobra on a front pour inch northwest raleigh. the snake native to southern africa and highly venomous and may bite. >> you're dealing with something that is pretty unusual and actually scary. >> the cobra can spit very nom as far as nine feet, the very nom can cause blindness, tissue damage or even death. experts warn the snake is most dangerous to small kid, cats and dogs. >> i'm not going to be letting him run off any time soon. >> police were seen searching the home tuesday, a few streets over from where the snake was spotted. records show the family living at the home includes a well-known reptile enthusia

sorry, a front fought for independent for the raleigh people until a c spy. would morocco in 991 money. so we have been living here in exxon and jerry is remote refugee camps but decades, waiting for us bank referendum of self determination. but the votes been repeatedly postponed. wow. and when the former us president donald trump pipe septic moroccan sovereignty over western sahara, the polar salary, a front responded by declaring a new war with morocco. now spain says its being polish for allowing brought him golly, to travel there for treatment after moroccan border guards allowed 10000 people to cross into the spanish enclave of se uter. last month, spain's prime minister, padre sanchez, accused the moroccan government of blackmail. the diplomatic fall out continues me leave barker. i was just there. your gun. many in uganda have opened fire the car carrying a government minister, killing his daughter, and the driver of the vehicle for attackers on motorcycles attack. the 4 wheel drive carrying generals to to bo marla, the minister of works and transport

folks, look, it's great to be with mayor baldwin of raleigh and, mayor shule of durham and joined byarolina, the administrator of the epa in washington, d.c. michael reagan. where are you, michael? i'm always worried -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm always worried when i come back to north carolina and michael is with me that the governor is going to take him back, but i need him. look, folks, he's doing one heck of a job at epa. if you want to talk about health, think about the environment. think about what's being done, what we're changing at epa. it's a big deal. it's also out there across the state encouraging people to get vaccinated as well. i wanted to come to raleigh and thank everyone in this room for everything you're doing to get your community vaccinated. it matters. it matters. you're saving lives. that's not hyperbole. let me remind everybody, we lost 600,000 dead in america. in about a year. that's more than every life lost in world war i, world war ii, the vietnam war, iraq, iran, across the board, afghanistan. more lives lost in a year than every major war in the 20th

sorry, a front fought for independence for the raleigh people until this c spy would morocco in 1991? many. so we have been living here in exxon and jerry is remote refugee camps but decades, waiting for us bank referendum of self determination. but the votes being repeatedly postponed. wow. and when the former us president trump septic moroccan, 70 over western sahara, the polar summary of front responded by declaring a new war with morocco. now spain says its being polish for allowing brought him golly to travel. the emperor, treatment after moroccan border guards allowed $10000.00 people to cross into the spanish enclave of last month. spain's prime minister, padre sanchez, accused the moroccan government of blackmail. the diplomatic fallout continues to me. the bark at which is 0. you told us, at least 6 people have been killed by a suspected car bomb enough gas done. dozens more were injured in the last, which happened in capital a couple things goes into place. you know most and at least 7 others were injured. more than 90 percent of people in ethiopia in northern te grey region

host: charles bennett raleigh, north carolina. -- charles in raleigh, north carolina. caller: when you do away with the gasoline, what will they cover -- government do with the taxes that are not going to be collective? how are you going to offset those taxes that are collected on gasoline? thank you and have a great day. guest: thank you. with the gasoline tax, the amount of revenue has been diminishing over the years because cars have become a lot more efficient. the amount of knowledge that we get -- mileage we get from our gas tanks has increased significantly. there have been conversations recently by the bipartisan group in the senate to possibly tie -- they cast tax -- they cast tax to subsidize a package they are now -- a gas tax to subsidize a package they are advancing in the senate, a small package that relies on an increase in the gas tax, the white house has said they do not favor increasing the gas tax. it remains to be seen what will happen. i think the transition away from fossil fuels and from gasoline as it relates to vehicles will be one that takes s

. >> president biden visited a mobile vaccination unit in raleigh, north carolina, talking to front-line workers, volunteers, and a group of people who were recently vaccinated. [indiscernible] pres. biden: no, i haven't yet. i'm waiting for a call from him if he needs the help. we have told him it is available. my team has been in touch, i have not personally spoken to him. i have been talking to you. no, i'm joking. [laughter] >> you are good. >> they chose me because i was the boss he is person here. this is amanda edwards. i call her the vaccine boss. over 100,000 vaccines were delivered in collaboration with our community partners. amanda was in charge of all of it. she was directly responsible for getting so many people vaccinated. kathleen has been a nurse for, i won't even tell how many years. she retired in 2020, but came out of retirement to do this amazing work. she has been volunteering for 20 weeks, three shifts a week, to get people vaccinated for the andrew center where we have large vaccine efforts we have met. we are so blessed to have her. and dr. brian was one of my pa

the headline in the raleigh news and observer says, with the speech at the gop convention donald trump returns to north carolina and public view. the story quotes mr. trump saying he understands quote, "the place will be packed, all records broken." this will be the second public appearance for the former president since the inauguration. as we wait for the governor to speak here is of this morning's "washington journal." na. joining us with a preview is meredith mcgraw. good morning. first and foremost, what are you going to be watching for in the trump speech tonight? guest: tonight this is former president trump's big public debut since he last spoke in january at the conservative political action convention in florida. since then, he has made some speeches and mar-a-lago for political supporters and fundraisers. he has taken meetings and done interviews with friendly news outlets -- fox news, oan. this is the first time we will have heard from him publicly and quite a few months. it is kicking off what will be a string of public experiences, as he steps back into the public arena a

good morning, everyone currently claudette over north carolina close to the raleigh durham area. the problem with the storm is it's sparking up weather it's spawning tornadoes and flash time flooding a big problem. 55 miles south southwest of raleigh, north carolina. what's going to happen as it inches closer to the coast, it will transition back into a tropical storm the reason for that, it has some warm water it will get some energy. as it flows off shore, it will continue to cause a storm surge situation across the northeast we'll watch boston all the way into new york city, which you can see by later on tonight it we'll have a tropical storm system and then it will continue its trek all the way into nova scotia this is going to be a big-time flood issue with flash floods into the carolinas south carolina, north carolina, we'll watch dc this morning where we can potentially see two inches of potential rain with isolated areas up to three inches another element with strong, strong winds we'll talk about that coming up. >>> the white house is ramping up efforts to meet president

it's an honor of the second annual people's march in raleigh, kron four's tale of a psac ii reports for us. >> on sunday. hundreds of people marched down polk street to the civic center in san francisco for the peoples march in raleigh. today is focused on the voices of black brown and indigenous generally in spectrum. we get lost. and and we decided to do the people's march in order to get her voice is back. alex who is a co-founder and producer of the march along with one the more he's their second year organizing the march saying they wanted to bring san francisco pride back to its original roots with this being the original route from the gaelic first ever liberation parade. we want to make sure that we keep this and keep it. keep doing it because this has a lot of history to it right. and we want to bring back with that all this right now as i said it earlier that has been forgotten friday is originally a protest. it was a rally. it was a march to support our community at a time when we were oppressed. >> and our rights were being denied is still rings true today, especially for pe

as president biden announces he's heading to raleigh in north carolina later this week to encourage moreeople we look at why the vaccine discrepancies around the country are more than party politics. can the olympic games remain covid—free? the challenge to keep athletes safe as one member of uganda's squad becomes the first to test positive in tokyo. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. voters in france have delivered a rebuff to president macron but also his far right rival marine le pen in the first round of regional elections. her party failed to make predicted big gains and the president public centrists party did not clear 10% threshold to make it to the second round of voting in one region. they were billed as a breakthrough moment for marine le pen's national valley party. but when the exit polls came out, there was little to celebrate. they are predicted to win 19% of celebrate. they are predicted to win19% of all votes behind the centre—right republicans on 27%. just one year before the presidential election, it is not the result she had wanted. translation: t

today the mobile vaccination site in raleigh.ults have received at least one shot as the nationwide vaccination effort has slowed. the white house acknowledged it will fall short of its july 4th vaccination target. 70% of adults having at least one shot. officials say that goal needs a few more weeks. so they are stepping up efforts to reach reluctant americans. >> so we will continue to meet people where they are mobile clinics, doctor's offices. pharmacies, we are not slowing down at all. if anything, we are speeding up. >> across the country, governments have used lotteries, cash prizes, and even dr. fauci tiktok conversations to convince americans to get the vaccine. the government is also giving some renters additional relief. the centers for disease control extended the moratorium on evictions from june 30th until july 31st. officials claim this is the final extension. in the house of representatives, republicans are pressing democrats to hold a hearing on the virus' origins. >> speaker pelosi still refuses to hold a hearin

the protest took place at a central square that has become a symbol for right ring right when raleigh's this is the w news. you can find much more nor website at d, w dot com the. oh, i the with me the news this can happen if you want to travel in a sustainable way. for example, in fryeburg, a city that likes to claim to be a leader in ecology and sustainability germany. well, let me start from the beginning. the train that takes me to your fryeburg, me traveling, and filming in a sustainable way. that's what we're trying to do on check. in this time we're paying special attention to our energy consumption. for example, taking the train instead of traveling by plane. it takes longer, but it also means we get to see more of the countryside. me, i'm on my way from light switch to fryeburg city and the extreme south west of germany is considered to be particularly eco friendly. fryeburg is also called the green city. well, what does that actually mean and what are the consequences for me as a traveler? that's exactly what i would like to find out today. i also coming up what makes me a fry

he got to raleigh, each night he would go to the same pub no the same people and the big drink of thee, i don't think of team, is awh fortified one but marshal had a club in richmond, if you a pull and not a horseshoe but a circular thing with the hole in the middle and that was his thing. he was also, when he recorded his life, he was a young teen. he's in law school and in his notes you find little things, littletl inscriptions like junir high or probably and john so he's a wonderful guy and he had a tough part but he wanted to get things done -- i don't know, another thing, he said we could only drink on rainy days and a young justice to go out and pulw back the curtain to see what it is and he would say it's raining somewhere. he was like a jimmy buffett of the supreme court justice. [laughter] >> now i have the image of marshall in a hawaiian shirt. thank you very much for your question. adam will like to know, he knows buchanan started his life, in his early career, he crossed paths were influenced by john marshall? >> they all each other, once adams -- once buchanan comes to wa

last place he thought he'd be after unc chapel hill and working for the state attorney general in raleighsaid i should stay where i was. thank goodness for good family who said, i you need to come back home. >> reporter: he did, to work for the city of wilson, thanks to lead for america, a nonprofit that provides college grads with two-year fellowships in their hometowns. >> i felt like every day i had the opportunity to change someone's life for the better in the work that i'm doing. >> forget about that shiny big city. >> first time i went to new york i saw a 10-pound rat. it's not that shiny. >> it teaches you how to run a business -- >> reporter: 25-year-old benya kraus helped create lead for america. her family's been in small-town minnesota for six generations. what is the impact of the brain drain that happens when people go off to college and don't come back? >> there's a material cost to what happens when there's brain drain. schools unable to find teachers. i think that also sends this feeling that there's not much hope that this place isn't one that is appealing for bright peop

and virginia he was off to raleigh the capitol of north carolina was 700 people. can you imagine 700 people? but when he got to raleigh there's a certain number cases but each night you go to the same pub and know the same people. madero was the big drink of the time. i'm on ever tasted it to know what is it's a kind of fortified wine. there is a club in richmond he started this club i don't know people remember when your little kid you had a poll is not a horseshoe but a circular thing with a hole in the middle. that was is a big thing. he was also, he recorded his wife she was a young teenager he met her 13 i know this is appalling. but it's true. he's in law school at william and mary and islam notes he finds little things little inscriptions but kids in our era would do in junior high. polly and john or something like this. he was a whimsical guy. he had his tough hard parts but he really wanted to get things done and i don't know a happier -- subject we could only drink at the supreme court on rainy days. he would get one of the young justices to go out and p

so he, he was in raleigh capitalized. so you know, asked for a little gun just for me or text for me of the boy in. and so i had it in the night, i guess this morning i just forgot me. you know, the in panic. me that comes through in the midst of a situation like that is, is unlike anything else and you recognize even without knowing anything of what is happening, you know, simply from the time a voice. this is not a good phone call me. i didn't believe that from the injuries that that they would ship on good people have bad things happen to have more time. and i think that was the case mom got distracted and didn't secure the weapon. and the little boy found that thought it was a toy. pull the trigger and shot his brother i i've had 4 or 5 surgeries his age i don't remember the 1st 18 because that happens when i was in this in my cobra service i've had have a factors every single heart of my bye. there was a bone graft from my lower right leg. my hip shaved down twice. a phone graph from my upper left side a riv. taken p

greenville, south carolina, followed by epa administer reagan returning to his home state, visiting raleigh and charlotte north carolina. yesterday, the second gentleman, in memphis, tennessee. today, secretary mcdonough in birmingham, alabama. two caps off the first week, the vice president will be in a land, georgia tomorrow. at the out -- as the outlook gets brighter at home, we are increasingly focused on driving progress to help into the pandemic around the grillo -- the globe. the united states will purchase a half billion doses of pfizer vaccines and donate them to nearly 100 low income countries around the world. this is by far the largest ever donation of covid-19 vaccines by a single country. these half billion doses are on top of 80 million doses the president committed to sharing by the end of june. add, the 2 billion the u.s. has donated to covax to support its efforts to vaccinate the world. we have already supported -- started shipping doses on tuesday. doses landed in mexico. today, doses land in canada. we will allocate all of the initial 80 million doses in the coming days

right now we'll be in raleigh, north carolina tomorrow. as we go to richmond and virginia and washington, d.c., we are going from city to city engaging voters who are very concerned about all of these new voters suppression laws. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> madame president. >> mr. majority leader. >> i want to be clear about what just happened on the senate floor. every single senate republican just voted against starting debates, starting debates on legislation to protect american's voting rights. once again, the senate republican minority has launched a partisan blockade of a pressing issue here in the united states. an issue no less fundamental than the right to vote. do we have order madame president? >> the senate will be in order. >> i have laid out the facts for weeks. republicans state legislatures across the country are engaged in the most sweeping voter suppression in 80 years. capitalizing on donald trump's big lie. these state governments are making it harder for younger, poorer and urban and non-white americans to vote

that's what he will talk about specifically in raleigh at a vaccination pop-up site. he will thank the staff and encourage people to get vaccinated. only about 55% of adults have gotten their first dose. and that number was true more than a week ago. it shows you how the rates have really slowed to a crawl. they're hoping this can help to boost them but they're not optimistic they will get closer to that 70% goal. they likely won't do that for adults until the month of november, ayman. the president will come here and he will again say overall there are other markers and things we've all experienced that show the pandemic is further and further in their rear-view mirror and talking about that and the positives, specifically talking about our independence from the virus planned for the fourth of july. the reality is there are still a lot of concerns about the delta variant and a place like this and elsewhere in the south specifically. they worry as that continues to spread and we see headlines associated with covid-19 are occurring in the unvaccinated. that's why you w

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and here in raleigh province, it was around 25 percent. so if it is less than 50 percent, and a brian right, you see the lead in the selection and you who is also the judicial chief, the conservative candidate, if he manages to get just under $16000000.00 votes like he did last time, he will become around next president, now many here think that it's already a done deal, that there was no real opposition to your brain, right? you see? so he would definitely be the next countries president. that's what many people believe. so the question is, how many people are going to turn out? what percentage of the vote is going to get? and what is going to do to make the daily lives of iranians? iranians better. but if you'd be watching state tv here, they've been pulling out all the stops to get people to come out to vote. they used a religious arguments, the political ones, and the nationalistic ones. but while we were being out on the street that he's here and there on, there are many people telling us that they're not going to vote. they don't see

of people marched down polk street to the civic center in san francisco for the peoples march in raleightoday is focused on the voices of black brown and indigenous generally in spectrum. we get lost. and and we decided to do the people's march in order to get her voice is back. alex you. it is a co-founder and producer of the march along with when you know more, he's their second year organizing the march saying they wanted to bring san francisco pride back to its original roots with this being the original route from the gaelic first ever liberation parade. we want to make sure that we keep this room. >> and keep it. keep doing it because this has a lot of history to it. right. and we want to bring back with that raul miss. well, it's right now as i said it earlier, that has been forgotten friday is originally a protest. it was a rally was a march to support our community at a time when we were oppressed and our rights were being denied is still rings true today, especially for people of color. so i'm here to support the the i p o c community 100%. >> and stand in solidarity. but behin

another second round elimination on the ice in raleigh, north carolina.champion lightning blanked the hurricanes 2-0 in game five last night! tampa bay now one step closer to a repeat title as they advance to the semifinals. >>> in denver, colorado, overtime goal golden knights 3-2 win and one game edge against the avalanche. vegas look to close out the second round series in game six tomorrow night. >>> let's go now to major league baseball. anaheim, california, the angels two-way star shohei ohtani helped power l.a. to 8-1 win over the royals launching a towering two-run homer in the first inning. the projected 470-foot home run hit out to right center field seats is the longest of his career. what a season for this guy so far. >>> in pittsburgh, the pirates ryan hayes thought he gave his team the lead with a solo homer in the first inning but a replay review shows hayes never touched first base in his trip around the diamond! oh, man! he is called out and the home run is nullified! the dodgers beat the pirates 5-3. that's a rookie mistake. >>> now in g

it was meant to honor the second annual people's march in raleigh, kron 4 taylor was there. >> on sunday. hundreds of people marched down polk street to the civic center in san francisco for the peoples march in raleigh. today is focused on the voices of black brown and indigenous generally in spectrum. we get lost. and and we decided to do the people's march in order to get her voice is back. alex who is a co-founder and producer of the march along with when you know more as their second year organizing the march saying they wanted to bring san francisco pride back to its original roots with this being the original route from the gaelic first ever liberation parade. we want to make sure that we keep this and keep it. keep doing it because this has a lot of history to it right. and we want to bring back with that all this right now as i said it earlier, that has been forgotten friday is originally a protest. it was a rally. it was a march to support our community at a time when we were oppressed. >> and our rights were being denied is still rings true today, especially for people of colo

they did it all in honor of the second annual people's march in raleigh. kron four's taylor act. us. >> on sunday. hundreds of people marched down polk street to the civic center in san francisco for the peoples march in raleigh. today is focused on the voices of black brown and indigenous generally in spectrum. we get lost. and and we decided to do the people's march in order to get her voice is back. alex you. it is a co-founder and producer of the march along with when you know more, he's their second year organizing the march saying they wanted to bring san francisco pride back to its original roots with this being the original route from the gaelic first ever liberation parade. we want to make sure that we keep this room. >> and keep it. keep doing it because this has a lot of history to it. right. and we want to bring back with that raul miss. well, it's right now as i said it earlier, that has been forgotten friday is originally a protest. it was a rally was a march to support our community at a time when we were oppressed and our rights were being denied is still rings tr

burrell wilson, north carolina, near the tech hub of raleigh-durham built its own municipal interneted greenlight in 2008. >> you know, used to, number one, did you have suer? number two, did you have county water? and right on down the line. now i think that the broadband internet has jumped in front. >> reporter: stone and his partner robby brown developing home sites as fast as they can. they sell before they're finished. and the builder will only build them if. >> the first question he asks, was there highspeed internet as in greenlight. >> reporter: and it's not just home building. >> we're standing in the middle of the old herring drug store. >> reporter: bill oboyle is bringing lots of higher paying jobs to wilson. jobs that wouldn't be possible without high-speed affordable internet. >> 51 employees today? >> correct. >> how many in a month in three months, in a year? >> we intend to be about 75 by the end of this year and we want to do about 125 in the next 18 to 24 months. >> reporter: his consulting business booming so much he's refurbishing a second downtown wilson buildi

. >> reporter: president biden is set to travel to raleigh, north carolina to encourage more people to roll up their sleeves. cbs news, new york. >>> still ahead on kpix5. summer that is, it is back. >> a taste of the poplar music festival's live show since lockdown. >>> a treat for aviation buffs and a fun outing with dad. >> vintage planes in the east bay. >>> new video shows moments after a crash at a florida pride parade. you see the truck right before it crashed. it plowed into the crowd at a parade killing a man and injuring another. the police are calling it a tragic accident. the driver and pedestrians are members of the gay plan's chorus. the driver did stay at the scene. >>> a hot hair balloon crash left three injured. take tone the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the police believe a strong gust of wind caused the crash. >>> and back here in the bay area, dozens of dads and families enjoyed this father's day exploring the oakland aviation museum. >> today it held the first open cockpit father's day. a lot of folks got a chance to check out the inside of the vinta

of people marched down polk street to the civic center in san francisco for the peoples march in raleigh. today is focused on the voices of black brown and indigenous generally in spectrum. we get lost. and and we decided to do the people's march in order to get her voice is back. alex you. it is a co-founder and producer of the march along with when you know more, he's their second year organizing the march saying they wanted to bring san francisco pride back to its original roots with this being the original route from the game. first ever liberation parade. we want to make sure that we keep this room. >> and keep it. keep doing it because this has a lot of history to it. right. and we want to bring back with that raul miss. well, it's right now as i said it earlier, that has been forgotten friday is originally a protest. it was a rally was a march to support our community at a time when we were oppressed and our rights were being denied is still rings true today, especially for people of color. so i'm here to support the the i p o c community 100%. >> and stand in solidarity. but behi

in philadelphia, los angeles, raleigh, nearly three times more likely. philando castille, being pulled over was a frequent occurrence and caused financial hardship. according to a complaint by the aclu, castille was stopped 52 times between 2002 and 2016. sometimes twice in one day. in one year, he was stopped eight times. does it offend you that he was pulled over that many times? >> yes, it does. because it definitely means he was profiled. >> reporter: the traffic stops resulted in 86 minor traffic offenses and $6588 in fines and fees. though half of the charges were dismissed. >> this is sort of the tragic example of what happens when we use the justice system as a piggy bank. when fines and fees are used for revenue and we incentivize police to pull over more people. >> what kind of things are we talking about? >> he gets pulled over once, the first time. fines and fees are imposed. when he can't afford to pay those fines and fees, his driver's license is suspended. philando castille faced the same impossible choice everyone faces. either stop drivi

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called an infantry and k company, they saw action in raleigh, north carolina and so action in richmond the taking of richmond and taking of petersburg the naval relative. i'm still researching. i have some information on it, but i don't have enough. i don't know what shipping served on so i'm looking into that so so how do you find out about your relatives? what happened was i was here. in washington dc when my grandson started school and we visited the afro-american civil war museum and they told us about the grand review and i went to my cousin and she told me this information. oh, yeah, you had a couple relatives that served in the civil war say i do and she gave me some of the information i did some of the further research and i that's what i found out in the service. so i was here and i thought it would come down. my family's going to be here. they're gonna watch me in the parade. they came down to see me. you know, i kind of it's very interesting and this is my first one so i'm kind of like excited and thralled by it. how did you find your uniform? a gentleman from the there's a

it is racing across north carolina just outside of raleigh, north carolina, moving at a speed out of east northeast at 20 miles per hour but the severe weather and flash flooding still going to remain an issue for inland areas in north carolina yes, it does regain strength as it makes its way to coastal areas of north carolina. by early this morning i do think it turns back into a tropical storm. it will gain some steam off shore and this will cause some high surf and some storm concerns across the northeast before it starts to make its way into nova scotia as we go into tuesday. it's the flood threat behind it. it's the series of fronts and severe weather that will cause flooding rain across the deep south into the northeast isolated areas could see three inches gusty winds and severe weather threat will continue we'll talk about that coming up. >> janessa, we'll see you soon thank you. >>> the white house is ramping up to meet the vaccination goal. on friday the administration celebrated a milestone of 300 million covid-19 doses in the president's first 150 days in office but the u

was lucky enough to meet and, and her husband roger, one night back stage of the show i did with raleigh and was done and and when i was getting prep for today, i just started to read everything and it leads you to one thing that leads to the other, and i remember how much my sister loved 77, sunset strip. i went back and i was looking at roger. so had so, and then it blew my mind, the cagney connection. i had no idea that's one of my favorite movies. men of a 1000 faces, he placed crate. okay. well tagging the re lawn cheney son at $21.00. and i think bob evans as a weird cameo and there is a big fall berg too. but tell me about 1st meeting, roger, i say you guys were so fab together. when you 1st met him, the 2 of you, i can't imagine more striking. couple on the planet. oh, my goodness, you know, actually we were married. 15 years, we were together 53 years. wow. ah, yes. i loved every 2nd image. was she? oh, she know. right now it's been so long. i can't remember exactly how we met. i think is service go. i was doing a movie and he was doing an act at june lou bush near that tiny pla

sporadic and on the isolated side it's a very low risk of severe weather for the mid-atlantic from raleigh-durham all the way to jacksonville, florida, damaging wind gusts will be the main threat with this front coming through now, the humidity has been in place. today it will be more breathable air. and then temperatures fall below average once again but we'll continue to deal with conditions for the great lakes, grand rapids, only a high of 68. two different weather patterns, the west coast still very hot. we'll talk about that coming up. >> talk to you in a bit, janessa, thanks. >>> the state of policing in america is under attack with morale plummeting and officers retiring in droves what's being done about it we'll have our in-depth report next >>> and then some good news for anyone who put off that construction project prices may be coming back to earth. we're back in two. for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispenser and downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, fluffier, an

gain more steam it's moving fairly quickly east northeast at 20 miles per hour 55 miles out of the raleigh durham area. we're watching the severe weather threat as it makes its way off shore, that's when it's going to start to gain some steam and come together more. it will cause some high surf and storm surge conditions across the northeast before it makes its way into nova scotia going into your tuesday. it's the flood threat, severe weather threat that we're really going to be watching still there's another front behind it and that will combine with that tropical moisture that will allow for at least two to three more inches and then the severe weather, it starts to pick up later on this afternoon into your evening. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> a lot to talk about there, janessa. we'll talk to you in a bit. >>> president biden returns to d.c. with infrastructure talks at a crossroads. he's expected to give a bipartisan proposal later today. some from his own party say it doesn't go far enough. nbc's tracie potts joins us with the latest tracie, could this break the stalemate

president biden is set to travel to raleigh, north carolina, later this week to encourage more people to roll up their sleeves and get the shot. anne-marie? >> laura podesta in new york. laura, thank you very much. >>> police say a deadly crash at a pride parade in floodwater, florida, was -- ft. lauderdale, florida, was likely an accident. the video shows it coming to a stop after it drove into marchers before the parade saturday. one man was killed, and another seriously injured. the 77-year-old driver was taken into custody by police and escorted away from the truck. authorities say the driver was part of the parade. no charges have been filed. police say the truck was supposed to be the lead vehicle in the parade, but the driver, who had ailments preventing him from marching, suddenly accelerated. >> we were waiting for the parade to begin, and all the sudden there was a thud. first thing we saw was lights. we saw the emergency vehicles approaching. >> we heard all the cops rushing there, but we thought it was the start of the parade. we had no idea. >> the truck driver and the vi

the raleigh was delayed from last month, but was given the go ahead by the government. i was prime minister says it's a publication and fractions called for a day of rage against the e. u and the us resolve the 17 year bathroom, over aircraft subsidy for deal suspense tariff for 5 years for boeing and they're above us. president joe biden holds that a major breakthrough and says it will help counter china's anti competitive practices in the asian sector. we had an excellent meeting among friends and allies. and this meeting started with a breakthrough on aircraft. the agreement we have fall now really opens a new chapter in our relationship because we move from litigation to corporation on aircraft, and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. well, president biden is now in geneva, where he is going to meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin. the last time the men met was 10 years ago and ties between russia and the u. s. u loza. since then. the agenda is expected to include cyber crime, election, meddling arm