north carolina. you're looking at pictures right there as she's expected to speak. we're talking about this being in raleigh, north carolina. the clinton campaign should be in good spirits today because of some latest polling. a new abc news national poll of likely voters shows clinton leading trump by 12 points. the latest polling average puts clinton ahead by nine points. cnn partner catalyst, a data company says more than 5 million americans across 35 states have already voted and that includes more than 3 million votes in the battleground states. >> i don't think it's a laughing matter. i think it's serious. i think we need to get out there and vote. >> donald trump does not say anything about how he does stuff. he just says he's going to do things and it's like, but, yeah, just saying it doesn't make it happen. i believe she can make things happen. >> i'm going to vote for donald trump for president. i think i look at things from an economic perspective first and i think he provides us with the best solution when it some comes to economics. >> joe, any response from clinton's campaign about these new c

right now it is about 45 miles east of brunswick georgia about 320 miles from raleigh north carolina, but the rate is already here. that is a pretty break swap of rain. the latest track shifted also slightly to the north. we do not like any shift to the north but it was a slight shift. it will continue to had towards charleston possibly making landfall, but coming dangerously close. ringing them up to 8 feet of beaches, possibly only 10 to 20 miles an hour off the coast. i do not want you to look at 80 mile-per-hour wind or category one as so much weaker because this is still an incredibly dangerous storm. let's go hour by hour started off tomorrow morning. scattered showers for most of us early on. here comes the heavy rain movie into the sandhills by 9 am. a couple hours later to the triangle and then spreading by lunchtime to the entire area. heavy rain for most of the afternoon if not the entire afternoon and early evening. by 10 am we start to see heavy rain move out. that is a long time of heavy rain and by early sunday morning most of us are dry -- many of us are starting to se

north carolina and research triangle area. first stop, durham, north carolina. visiting a large african-american baptist church and going to raleighnorth carolina and visiting st. augustine's university. she was accompanied by a group of mothers whose sons were killed in confrontations with police. hillary clinton reaching out to minority millennials and others. people the campaign deems will be very important in november. hillary clinton will be back in the tar heel state campaigning for the first time ever with the first lady of the united states michelle obama. john and christine. >> joe johns, thank you. >>> president obama campaigns for hillary clinton in florida today. he made a stop in las vegas last night telling voters they have an ace in hand with hillary. he lashed out at the republican party for creating trump. >> donald trump didn't start it. he did what he always did. which is slap his name on it. take credit for it and promote it. that's what he does. when suddenly it's not working and people are saying wow, this guy's out of line. all of a sudden, the republican politicians who were okay with all that crazy stuff u

let's meet today's contestants -- a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina, shannon dillmore. an orthodox rabbinical student from skokie, illinois, marianne novak. and our returning champion, a legislative librarian from bowie, maryland, and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ applause ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we are happy to have as our current champion this delightful young lady, susan cole, who has won three games, as you've just heard. and every time she wins, she wins more money than in the previous game. now, for marianne and shannon, the challengers today, that's not very impressive, because they want to replace her as champion. let's see how it works out. here we go into the "jeopardy!" round. and here come the categories for the three of you. next, you'll get an "f" in science -- each correct response will begin with that letter.

and our returning champion, a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek.

host: calling from raleigh, north carolina. caller: how are you? host: good. you saw michelle obama's remarks? should stayink they out of this, they are using taxpayer money to campaign for her. they are saying everything that is wrong with donald, but nothing that is wrong for her. yes, i am voting for donald. and thank you for taking my call. this tweeta look at from the hell, reporting that the trump campaign is pulling out of the battleground state of virginia. ohio.he moved on to a lot of the crowd saying allegations against him were false and the young gop voters are unconcerned. he was in cincinnati earlier today. come up more calls rocky point, new york. listening to the program, i cannot believe how people do not see all the nasty things he has said about women. he made fun of people with disabilities, he has made terrible remarks about children. hillary has done so many wonderful things and people just focus on the nastiness that was brought up by mr. trump. i will vote for hillary because she is the only one capable at this time of becoming presiden

north carolina in the research triangle area. first stop, durham, north carolina. visiting a large african-american baptist church there. also going to raleigh, north carolina and visiting st. augustine's university. she was accompanied by a group of women whose sons were killed in confrontations can police. hillary clinton reaching out to minority millennials and others. hillary clinton will be back in the tar heel state later this week campaigning for the first time together with the first lady of the united states michelle obama. john and christine. >> joe johns for us in north carolina. a really interesting tid bit from cnn's jeff zeleny. jeff learned that hillary clinton is secretly reaching out to the republicans in the house and senate. she is willing to work with them and will be a different kind of president with an open door policy. different by implications than president obama. you are starting to see signs hillary clinton going after senate candidates on the trail. she is trying to put together perhaps what would be a more cooperative congress if she wins. she has been unwilling to look past november 8th to this point. >> let's

trying to rig this election with their biased coverage in hillary clinton's favor. " and in raleigh, north carolina this morning authorities are searching for who is responsible for the suspected firebombing the state's republican party headquarters on saturday. graffiti is scribbled next door reading "nazi republicans leave town or else." meanwhile, the clinton campaign is expanding into red states. they are buying ads in texas and arizona. iowa governor terry branstad is supporting trump's claim that organizations are intentionally helping hillary clinton. branstad says he agrees with trump that there are efforts to cheat the system and that national media organizations are "colluding" with clinton. branstad, whose son leads trump's iowa campaign, said media bias and voter fraud are "one in the same." "the clinton machine has been very effective in manipulating and working with their friends in the national media, including things like the new york times and the washington post. " branstad's republicans, including house speaker paul ryan and vice presidential nominee mike pence, who have expresse

that was the first lady just moments ago on the campaign trail for hillary clinton today in raleigh, north carolinanorth carolina a battleground state where polls show clinton with a slight lead. joining us now, george w. bush's political director, a donald trump supporter mat schlapp. also bakari sellers, hillary clinton supporter and brianna keilar is back h. our senior political correspondent. so let me begin with you. we've seen michelle obama and bill clinton. >> chelsea clinton. bill clinton. >> why are they rolling them out today? >> i think it's a show of force not just about today but about throughout the election. >> final stretch? >> yeah. she has -- she does have a big sort of team that donald trump doesn't have. when you look at who he has, he has rudy giuliani, he has chris christie but he doesn't have paul ryan stumping for him. he doesn't have the bigger republican names stumping for him. they are keeping their distance from his position bus hillary clinton has bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, joe biden, her daughter, her husband and she has that kind of democratic star power that

this is what it looked like in raleigh, north carolina. rly voting kicked off, long lines, 90-minute waits were common. it's predicted two-thirds of the electorates in north carolina will vote early. people are paying attention. over 71 million people watched last night's debate, third most watched presidential debate ever and the highest rating for any third in a series debate ever. with 18 days to go a silver lining to this sometimes dark season, which is now truly we'll be live with the al smith dinner >>> tonight on "all in." >> what i'm saying is i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> fired up and ready to go. donald trump now offering terms for a conditional concession. >> if i win. >> tonight, the fallout from the final debate, and the latest republican party chaos. >>> then -- >> such a nasty woman. >> as another accuser comes forward, how donald trump's nasty attack played out with voters. >> nobody has more respect for women than i do. nobody. >>> plus, the obama family fans out across america again for hillar

hillary clinton in raleigh, north carolina, donald trump in florida. that's a state most analysts say he needs to win. >> both candidates also picking up new endorsements. hillary clinton from ""the new yorker,"" donald trump from "the las vegas review." his first daze 100 days -- 100 days in office, he has a plan. he took a step back after vowing to sue the women who accused him of sexual impropriety. this comes as an 11th woman accuses him of sexual misconduct. cnn is covering this from all angles. we have jeremy diamond and m.j. lee in philadelphia. let's start with jeremy. >> reporter: good morning, victor and christi. donald trump on saturday stumping here in cleveland, ohio, taking the stage a few hours after another woman has come forward to accuse him of inappropriately touching her without her consent. >> i said i didn't feel right going alone so two other women came with me. he grabbed each of us tightly in a hug and kissed each one of us without asking permission. >> reporter: but donald trump in an uncharacteristic fashion actually not addr

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campaign usually more of a nuts and bolts kind of thing than pizzazz, but wait. 200 people in raleigh, north carolina, showed their support for hillary this weekend with a flash mob dance. >> gasp, girlfriends actively supporting progress. organizers say the performance was inspired by the original pantsuit power dance in new york city earlier this month. >> pantsuits have never gotten this much love. >> i could probably break out old anchor pantsuits. >> check that out. >> we are seeing winds picking up this morning around san jose. mild start. 62. you see the rain on the north set to sweep into the bay area today. we'll talk about a series of storms to line up. >>> a few cars lined up here. 101 through palo alto. talking about a new crash at the dublin interchange. >> high speed played a role in a horrific california bus crash. no one escaped uninjured. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon gen

you see, their dream wedding was supposed to happen in raleigh, north carolina... until hurricane matthew rolled through town.the storm damaged their new home...then, someone ransacked it, even taking shafira's wedding heels.but their story spread... and they wound up getting donations to make sure the wedding went on as planned. "vendors, old friends, people we know, people we don't know, strangers just have really opened themselves up and really just given from the heart, and really helped us." us."the newlyweds will still have to rebuild their home like so many others.but this 3 3 tonight: showers possible especially after midnight with an isolated storm. mild with lows in the lower 60s. wind: se 5-15 mph.monday: mix of sun and clouds with showers and an especially in the morning and again in the evening. very warm with highs in the middle 70s. breezy. wind: sw 10-20 mph.week ahead: sunshine returns for tuesday and still warm with highs around 700 before a cold front moves 3 the weekend work on i-41 at the watertown plank road exit is all wrapped up.here's a liv

and our returning champion, a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. thank you, johnny. i was thinking on the way out, shannon, you won $20,631. is that a prime number? 'cause you're into that. i didn't have time to check. i'll do the math later. -okay. we have a game to play. -that's right. anne and jeremy would like this game to get going. so let's do it right now. good luck, players! check out these categories... hey, wait a minute... [ laughter ] and finally... each correct response will begin with a t, end with a t, and there are four letters in between those two. shannon. start. let's start with planet earth for $600. alex: answer -- daily double. all right. [ applause ] you're finding it way too soon to do yourself a whole lot of good, but you can risk up to $1,000. let's risk $1,000. all right. here is the clue.

reporting from raleigh, north carolina, lana zach, channel 6 "action news." >>> this reminder, the presidential candidates face off once again sunday night and if it's anything like the first debate, there could be lots of fireworks this is a town hall style debate and 6 abc will carry it live and coverage starts at 9:00. >>> the race for new jersey governor took a surprising turn today. senate president, steve sweeney announced he will not seek the nomination in 2017. in a statement sweeney said it was no secret that he was considering a bid but phil murphy secured support. he looks forward to working with murphy during the campaign and sweeney will seek re-election for his senate seat that he has held since 2002. >>> and coming up facebook unveils a new feature that allows you to keep conversations private. so private even facebook won't see them. >>> and this halloween costume is sparking outrage, this tranny granny is forcing amazon and wal-mart to take action. >>> two retail giants say they will stop selling a controversial halloween costume. amazon and wal-mart are promising to remove the

this is what it looked like in raleigh, north carolina. rly voting kicked off, long lines, 90-minute waits were common. it's predicted two-thirds of the electorates in north carolina will vote early. people are paying attention. over 71 million people watched last night's debate, third most watched presidential debate ever and the highest rating for any third in a series debate ever. with 18 days to go a silver lining to this sometimes dark season, which is now truly we'll be live with the al smith dinner in just a second for the remarks by donald trump and hillary clinton or hillary clinton and donald trump. we don't even know which one goes first. first woman nominated by a major party for president, hillary clinton. 2016, democratic party. first african-american nominated by a major party for president, barack obama, 2008, democratic party. first jewish person nominated by a major part for vice president, joe lieberman, 2004, democratic party. first -- excuse me, 2000, democratic party. first woman nominated by a major party for vice pre

let's meet today's contestants -- a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina, an orthodox rabbinical student from skokie, illinois, marianne novak. and our returning champion, a legislative librarian from bowie, maryland, susan cole. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

north carolina couple got the chance to say "i do". do". "you may kiss the bride. (" (clapping)"that moment... ago.their dream wedding was supposed to happen in raleigh, north carolina... until hurricane matthew happened.the storm damaged their new home. then, someone ransacked it, even stealing shafira's wedding heels.but their story spread... and they wound up getting the help they needed to make sure the wedding went on as planned. "vendors, old friends, people we know, people we don't know, strangers just have really opened themselves up and really just given from the heart, and really helped have to rebuild their home like so many others.but this 3 3 native cultures were on full native cultures native cultures were on full display this weekend...all part of the "hunting moon pow w. wow"...(chanting) (chanting) the pow wo was put on by the forest county potowatomi.it brings people together in friendship and competition. more than two dozen drum groups and hundreds of dancers work all year to earn top honors at this event.it was held at u-w-m panther arena. there's a new bug tearing through work places around chicago.they're calling it "cubs fever

reporter: and in raleigh north carolina this morning, authorities are searching for who is responsible for firebombing the state's republican party headquarters saturday. graffiti scribbled next door reading nazi republicans leave town or else. reporter: donald trump blamed the fire on supporters of hillary clinton and the democratic party but authorities say so far there's no evidence of that. karen travers, abc news, washington. anchor: vice president joe biden will be in the granite state thursday to campaign for hillary clinton. he's expected to hold an organizing event at nashua community college at 1:45. retaking an isis stronghold. ahead we hear from a reporter on the frtl mosul. plus rolling stone on trial after the campus rape story the magazine retracted. who is expected to take the stand. >> getting even warmer over the next couple of days. he turn in direction will mean a huge change of the end of the week. >> plus in today's cook's corner. bo rica. if i only showed up half the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly

karen: in raleigh, north carolina, authority searching for who is responsible for bombing the republican headquarters, graffiti reading " nazi republicans, leave town or else." >> this is a terrific, horrific act of political terrorism. karen: donald trump blamed the fire on supporters of hillary clinton and the democratic party. investigators say so far there is no evidence of that. karen travers, abc news, washington. emily: both candidates are preparing for their final debate wednesday in las vegas. i'll be there live, with pre and post debate coverage right here on newscenter 5. time is running out if you still need to register to vote. the deadline here in massachusetts is this wednesday. you can register or check your information online. we have a link to that on our website, wcvb.com. doug: vice president joe biden will be in new england this edward m. kennedy institute in dorchester. thursday he'll head up to nashua, new hampshire to campaign for clinton. also today the mbta will discuss , a string of green line trolley derailments. the meeting follows a state audit. the audit fo

since -- cincinnati, charleston, west virginia, knoxville, tennessee and on and on it goes, raleighing north carolina. we will be right around that air mass. as we hit 79 the record is a -- is 85. you will find it unbelievably warm for this time of year. changes though late this and there may be a tropical system that develops down here. i don't think it will bodily bring the storm up, but some of the tropical moisture may interact with a front on friday which could bring significant rains to parts of the area. and then behind that, much chilly air moves in for the weekend and will lapse into next week. the difference between that chilly air mass and some we have had so far is there will be somewhat gusty winds. it will be a legitimately cooler air mass. check it out and her over the next seven days. it is very mild to warm thursday and could turn will ad p -- urn it damp and cooler. friday has a possibility of rain and then looks like we dry out on saturday and sunday and getting progressively chillier with the chilly lasting into next week. ben and jc? enough soon enough. jc: the impact of the hpv

here is a look outside our sister station in raleigh, north carolina. they kicked off a continue hour food drive and can you see the truck that was empty and now they are almost full. >> yes, and they are trying to fill the truck. i am sure they canbly another -- they can bring another truck because there are so many donations but if you want to make a donation though abc7news.com. every dollar accounts. the information right this on our home page. >> if you have f like the home world is more skinny than you and more popular than you and more well rested we could have the show for you. >> mama cat said, where's patches? daddy hears voices. >> dad sleeps at night. >> tonight in "american housewife," all she wants is a nap. everyone in her life is preventing that nap in successively more annoying ways so i talked to the actress who plays housewife, katie mixon. it was her playerous because everyone can understand not being perfect. >> that is what i have been telling everyone, it does not matter your gender, where you come from, everyone has their west po

so tonight senator elizabeth warren is holding a get out the vote rally in raleigh, north carolina, where early voting has already been under way since last thursday.

. >>> we have breaking news here, at the live desk a prison riot in raleigh, north carolina, one inmade one corrections employee were hurt. the inmates got out of control inside the facility and they sent two big fires with hundreds had to be taken to other facilities because there was so much damage. it is the same jail high wind advisory to be evacuated during hurricane matthew. the building was still wet and damaged and that may have played a factor in the riot. the prison is back under control at this hour but many inmates have been reelected so that is the situation there. we are watching it closely with the latest from the live desk. >>> abc7 was in berkeley where one of the business of the streets was a site of a community celebration with thousands turning out on shattuck for the event, with 17 blocks closed to vehicles and pedestrians and bicyclers took offer the street, check out local businesses and take part in games and activity and mingling with neighbors. >> there is too much done on the intent and not enough people interaction and we are just strangers in a small world a

raleigh. cg - jonah "hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine calls north carolina the 'check mate state.' even with the new polls and numbers released today, hillary clinton and her team saying theyre not taking anything for granted. thats why those raleigh and north carolina for a visit to promote early voting and her agenda." supporters lined up early and often, a familiar sight to anyone who's casted a ballot in the last few days. around the block. i parked on the street, i got on line, it was lunch time, 12:15 and it took me an hour before i got out." raleigh resident paul leone voted early this past friday at a downtown location. he came to hillary clinton's rally today to tell other voters early voting is worth the wait. cg - paul leone/early voter "if you have to come back and come around another time, you have multiple opportunities for the next fifteen days. if the last day is your only day, you might not right now." democratic nominee for president hillary clinton certainly echoed that theme today - vote because you can. cg - hillary clinton/nominee for president "it is likely mo

i bring you a look outside of our sister station in raleigh, north carolina, they just kicked off a 15 hour food drive to help hurricane victims and hoping to fill the big truck on the screen with several more waiting to be loaded. you can listen by heading to our website, abc7news.com. you can make a donation. every dollar helps and no amount is too small. the information is right on our home page this morning. >> over to meteorologist mike nicco and a check of the weather. mike? >> good morning, everyone, it is a great cause to think of other people when we are dealing with absolutely quiet and pristine river. live doppler hd is dry. we will jump right in to the east bay hills camera showing fog, right along the east bay hills into the north bay. we are off to a cooler start and warming ending. our warmest days are wednesday through saturday. today we have mid-to-upper 60s half moon bay and san francisco, and richmond and vallejo and san mateo and the rest of us at 70 to 73 degrees. by warmer, check out antioch, our average high is 78 and we will be there tomorrow but in the low 80s

a dog spotted -- swimming in a flooded area -- near raleigh, north carolina -- is now safe. a volunteer -- plucking the pet from the water -- this afternoon -- taking it to a the coast guard says -- the lab -- is one of many animals -- rescued from the severe flooding. now -- here's a live look outside. it's a gorgeous evening. 13-first alert meteorologist -- karla huelga -- is tracking a little cool down for us. a series of little systems pushing through the area will bring breezy winds monday, along with on and off cloud cover through thursday. expect gusts to about 25 mph tomorrow, with highs around 90. cloud cover will make a push in the breezes will become more occasional on tuesday and highs will top out in the upper 80s with partly cloudy skies. another day of partly cloudy skies wednesday as the second disturbance pushes through, with highs in the mid 80s. another day of highs in the mid 80s on thursday as the third little system pushes through. the clouds will make an exit with the system by the afternoon. a fourth, but much bigger system will approach from the paci

let's meet today's contestants -- a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina, shannon dillmore. an orthodox rabbinical student from skokie, illinois, marianne novak. on, a legislative librarian from bowie, maryland, susan cole. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ applause ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we are happy to have as our current champion who has won three games, as you've just heard. and every time she wins, she wins more money than in the previous game. now, for marianne and shannon, the challengers today, that's not very impressive, because they want to replace her as champion. let's see how it works out. here we go into the "jeopardy!" round. and here come the categories for the three of you. next, you'll get an "f" in science -- from the website 100people.org... alex: susan. star fish for $200. marianne. what is a great white? that's it.

brand manager from harrisburg, pennsylvania... g champion, a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. thanks, johnny. hi, folks. shannon got it right, wound up winning a lot of money. now, if i recall correctly, one of mel brooks' funny lines in "history of the world" was "it's good to be the king." well, it's good to be the champ. shannon knows that. erin and debbi, perhaps you will experience that also. good luck to all three of you. here we go now into the jeopardy! round of play which today features these categories. next... each response will end with those three letters. and then we deal with... alex: all right, shannon, off you go.

harrisburg, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. thanks, johnny. hi, folks. if you recall the correct response on final jeopardy! on yesterday's program was "who is mel brooks?" shannon got it right, wound up winning a lot of money.

let's meet today's contestants -- a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina, shannon dillmore rabbinical student from skokie, illinois, marianne novak. and our returning champion, a legislative librarian from bowie, maryland, susan cole. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ applause ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we are happy to have as our current champion this delightful young lady, susan cole, who has won three games, as you've just heard. and every time she wins,

she had to climb a tr raleigh, north carolina, stay above the flood. thanks to emergency crews she was rescued safely. again, 11 people have died in the storm in the states, at least three in north carolina. >>> and another dramatic rescue in fayetteville, north carolina. a car with three people inside tried to drive across a flooded road during a storm but obviously they were not able to make it to the other side. the car was quickly swept away by floodwaters and a team along with new york city police officers were brought down to jumped into action and pulled the three to safety. they are all toledoing okay this morning. >>> -- they are all toledoing okay this morning. >>> and in cherry grove, south carolina overnight near myrtle beach the firefighters and national guard were called out to battle this fire. we don't know why it started but no one was hurt. and in haiti, you can imagine there is a lot of devastation in the past few days but it could have been worse and the storm changed courses, sparing heavily populated areas still recover from the ea

let's meet today's contestants -- a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina, shannon dillmorean orthodox rabbinical student from skokie, illinois, marianne novak. and our returning champion, a legislative librarian from bowie, maryland, susan cole. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ applause ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we are happy to have as our current champion this delightful young lady, susan cole, who has won three games, as you've just heard. and every time she wins, she wins more money than in the previous game. now, for marianne and shannon, the challengers today, that's not very impressive, because they want to replace her as champion. let's see how it works out. here we go into the "jeopardy!" round. and here come the categories for the three of you. next, you'll get an "f" in science -- each correct response will begin with that letter. from the website 100people.org... alex: susan. star fish for $200. marianne. what is a great white? that's it. abbrev. for $200.

and our returning champion, a genomics research manager from raleigh, north carolina...d now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. thank you, johnny. i was thinking on the way out, shannon, you won $20,631. is that a prime number? 'cause you're into that. i didn't have time to check. i'll do the math later. -okay. we have a game to play. -that's right. anne and jeremy would like this game to get going.

carolina. now, this is all about the path of this storm. it's still going to be lifting to the north to north carolina, affecting charlotte, raleigh- durham as we step into tomorrow morning. you can see all the warnings and watches in place, in green. those are flood concerns for charlotte, colombia, raleigh, north carolina. we still have those hurricane warnings in effect for portions of south carolina and the outer banks. now, closer to home, northeast we're starting to see a little bit of high pressure building building in, but what we're dealing with is a cold front, a very weak one that provided us with a few scattered showers this morning, but you're going to notice today for your saturday afternoon, folks, the temperatures. they're going to be dropping fairly quickly. to the west right now 53 degrees for norwalk, 58, hey, good morning greater cleveland. you can see that warm air still in place for dover new philly to stark and summit county, they're going to fall about 20 degrees. should not disrupt any outdoor plans, but today i'm going to need to you have that light coat handy. they can definitely feel that temperature dip when you

raleigh. north carolina used to make education a priority. we all understood the importance of having good schools. but pat mccrory seems more interested in giving tax cuts to millionaires. we rank 44th in spending per student. drop-out rates have gone up for the first time in 8 years. we're 41st in how much we pay our teachers. assistants from the early grades. he may have given tax cuts to millionaires, but pat mccrory is shortchanging our schools. >>> a lot of people in raleigh will be happy about this. the city is about to get a new publix just securing a lease for the new location at leesburg and strickland road. it will be 49,000 square feet and is set to open in 2018. >>> for many people adjusting to life after a storm it means cleaning out your car. last week, a woman nearly set herself on fire while unknowingly vacuuming gasoline from the trunk of her car. surveillance video taken from a florida carwash shows the explosion. the woman is okay. but the vacuum is destroyed. the woman drove off. and has not returned. the carwash owner sa

raleigh. cbs north carolina. >> many farmers in the area are scrambling to get ready for matthew. in johnston county he says people are working from sun up to sundown. they're trying tothe get the strawberry crop planted as quickly as possible. they'll cover it in plastic. waiting any longer to start way behind schedule. take this -- take the do you chce? why are you in this? of course we're in because we love it. state of emergency lifts restrictions on trucks so can harvest more quickly this week. >> south carolina officials are partially evacuating the center there. the state iitouch with cities and counties to see if they get ready. they're ready to move supplies to the state's coastal counties. and don't forget price gouging laws ain effect. that's illegal. attorney general roy cooper potential cases to them. his office is investigating a few gas stations. it's available to download for you free in your phone's app store. dozens came together after a local college student died in a weend crash. family and friends. she says shewanted to help make peace with the lo. the 18-year

jay gray - nbc news - raleigh, north carolina. iowa families are worried about their relatives on the east coast. we spoke to a woman who has a sister in jacksonville florida. during the storm... "i couldn't reach my sister at paula says all her family members are safe. a mystery washes on shore the north carolina coast after hurricane matthew batters the shoreline. people gathered around a raft apparently from cuba. it had bags of flour stuffed with empty plastic water bottles to help it float. those bags had the words havana it, and it got over here and you just kind of wonder where the people actually are that were on it." the biggest question now is the fate of anyone who may have been construction can continue on the dakota access pipeline. that's the ruling from a federal appeals court. the pipeline would run through iowa -- and some other states. now even though work can continue -- federal agencies have the u-s army corps of engineers. an iowa high school senior is hoping to sway the opinions of city leaders to allow beeke

hillary clinton makes a campaign stop in raleigh, north carolina. she addressed a crowd at st. augustine's university - urging them to vote early.. later this week, she will campaign with first lady michelle obama. and chelsea clinton coming back to wisconsin on tuesday to campaign point, and madison. clinton will urge wisconsinites to early vote. for more from both campaigns leading up to election day on november 8th -- head to our website, fox six now dot com and click the politics tab. they were both looking for love--and they found each other. and then, that love was tested. a health scare threated to tear them apart. the sacrifice one made for the other is truly remarkable. sherman park is home to dozen those congregations came out today to clean the neighborhood. they also have a message from trouble makers: we're not leaving. and he's a local college football coach who doesn't put all the much emphasis on tacking and passing. what he really wants his players to excel at--when we go beyond the game. if you've ever moved to a city where you didn't know anyone at all - you'

reference one other thing which just started, there's a press conference in north carolina, the governor there, pat mccrory in raleigh, north carolina, is about to start, just started a press conference. i should also tell you that earlier today president obama declared a state of emergency for the state of north carolina. we'll keep you posted on that press conference. >>> next, someone who did not evacuate, he stayed and he weathered the storm. crisp garden vegetables. no artificial flavors. philadelphia® garden vegetable. rich, creamy... ...and delicious nothing else tastes like philadelphia®. veer oh beach. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> just coming int

back to you >> steve patterson in raleigh, north carolina. c news, data analytic slab, looking at north carolina specifically and early voting in this battleground state has folks at 55,578. they have the state board of elections saying that 164,000 ballots were cast on thursday. i want to bring in north carolina's congresswoman, renee elmers. we know that gop said something like caitlin jenner should be able to use whatever bathroom is appropriate. >> are you worried that a perception of intolerance of republicans in your state could cause the governorship. i think we are going to do just fine. i think the latest polling shows that governor pat mccory is going to win this race. richard burr will win the senate race and we'll maintain a public and majority. we must do everything we can to protect the rights of every individuals. our lgbt community is a vital part to all of our communities. i think donald trump understands that and he spoken well on that issue and he's shown on many instance that is he wants to make sure that the rights of ever

north carolina also voted in another state. so, dick morris, born november 28th, 1947 voted in raleigh, north carolina and in del ray beach, florida. they found 75,000 of those. the only reason they looked in north carolina was it was the place that let them do it. so it is so easy with such a large number of illegal immigrants lying around to dig somebody up who says he is me and goes in and there is no photo id. it is in explicit to me that we could ban photo id's. >> thank you. >> hi. >> thank you so much for an amazing talk. you sensitize all of us to the dangers we are facing. her poll numbers are going down, her health is precarious and the moral -- it seems like it has heightened. so that being the case, what is your opinion on the following? do you think the election currently is between trump and obama? in other records, a referendum on hillary. >> no. the erosion, and viability you describe is accurate, certainly, and going to get worse. i personally believe, i have no proof, that the kremlin has all of her deleted e-mails and those will be released in october. i think that is why obama and hillary have gone to great len

as 75,000 people who voted in north carolina also voted in another state. they voted in raleigh north carolina. they found 75,000 of those and the only reason they looked like that. it is so easy with such a large number of illegal immigrants there's no photo idaho. it's inexplicable to me why we could ban photo ids it's a ridiculous contention. that we don't have to. thank you for an amazing talk. you synthesize all of us. it seems to me in recent weeks her poll numbers are going down. and that that she has it seems to be is heightened. what is your opinion on the following. do you think the election currently is between trump and obama and a referendum it's overwhelmingly hillary. and she is no extended. but the erosion in the support it is certainly accurate. and going to get worse. i personally believe that they have all of her deleted e-mails and that those will be released in october. i think that is why obama and hillary head gone to great lengths to warn putin to stay out of the u.s. election and try to make them an item so if he does intervene they could say is trying t

sessions has been a trump supporter almost from the beginning and he joins us tonight from raleigh, north carolina. senator, thanks for being here. i want to talk about the specifics of that and is that the closing argument that donald trump is going to stick to in these final two weeks? >> well, i think that is the closing argument. and one of the big things that our voters are going to be deciding in the next few days, really, is whether or not they believe we could actually make change in washington. by three to one margin, they believe that we're on the wrong track. and i believe, bret, what is missing here in the intelligence and the elites is that they disrespect that feeling. they think things are okay. but the american people, they are the ones that are right. they are not being -- things aren't going well for them. we spend -- politicians spend way too much time raising money with the rich people, who have an entirely different agenda than the single mom or the working guy that lost his job and the factory closed and those kind of things. this is a huge matter decided in november. it is t

the democratic nominee took a victory lap in raleigh, north carolina. mrs.: did anybody see that debate last night? [cheering] mrs. clinton: oh, yes. one down, two to go. and when i confronted him with the reasons why he would not release his tax returns, i got to the point where i said, "maybe he's paying zero." he says, "maybe that makes him smart." [boos] mrs. clinton: if not paying taxes makes him smart, what does that make the rest of us? mark: donald trump also claiming victory. that was the main thrust of his talking points when he came into the spin room last night. donald trump and his team are trying to mitigate the fallout from the criticism of his debate , or as some people call it, "making excuses." mr. trump: he didn't ask her about the e-mails at all -- about her scandals. he didn't ask her about the benghazi deal. he didn't ask her about a lot of things she should have been asked about. there is no question about it. if you watch the last four on birther.e hit me he hit me on a housing deal that i settled a while ago. they were leaving all of

their dream wedding was supposed to happen in raleigh, north carolina... until hurricane matthew happened. the storm damaged their new home. then.. someone ransacked it... even stealing shafira's wedding heels. but their story spread... and they wound up getting the help they needed to make sure the wedding went on as planned. "vendors, old friends, people we know, people we don't know, strangers just have really opened themselves up and really just given from the heart, and really helped us." 3 the newlyweds will still have to rebuild their home like so many others.but they say... this day... was perfect. still ahead this morning - a how ?this guy?... got these lips to happen.you won't want to miss the story... next! would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and shows on dema

our sister station in raleigh, north carolina kicked off 15 hour food drive this morning. trying to fill several truck full of food. like to make that information head to our web site and every dollar, no amount is too small. >> another 30 minute of 7 news at 9:00 is next. coming up. >> even want to try to rig the election at the polling booth. >> vm goes after trump for suggesting the election might be rigged. >> also the battle to take back mosul from isis. we have a report from the front lines. >> gloves come off in san francisco. bank got >>> we 59 the half hour with the rest for the white house. >> donald trump continueed to insist today that the election is rigged and the president spoke out saying trump should stop whining. >> yes. we have more. >> tonight. with just three week to go. donald trump hammering his message the election could be stolen. >> they rigged it from the beginning. trick. bad system. they even want to try to rig the election at the polling booth. >>reporter: but today a stern rebuke from president obama. >> he started whipping before the game is