sanford actually was a resident of new york state at this time. so the scotts were being held in bondage, technically by a man who lived in another state, free state to boot. so, field thought that the strategy would be that the scotts could susanfoe sanford f their freedom and take that to the court based on diversity of residence. that's what they did but lost in but they appealed that case direct try to the u.s. supreme court and that was the case that was heard by the supreme court in 1856 and, again, in 1857 when they actually rendered their decision. it's interesting that sanford, his name is on the case and he doesn't really come in to it until 1854 when they go to the federal courts. and sandford is also a key player in that we know, of course, the scotts were returned to slavery by the supreme court, but yet they were set free in this room just a couple of months later. and the way that happened was that sandford died in new york state, and upon his death the ownership of the scotts reverted to his sister and technically to her husband dr

sanford is charged with one count of an act of violence on restrict ground. in a statement lynn says "i am absolutely over the moon that i will have face-to-face contact with my son. i'm sure our direct him. fm's she maintains her son's mental health has about been an issue in the past. she started a fund raising campaign in an effort to pay lee fees for her son in hopes he would be allowed so her ever his sentence in the u.k. >> obviously what hes it was very wrong. no denying it. but it's the reason behind it the history of psychiatric problems. that has to factor in strongly sanford's defense attorneys after the hearing. they told us currently there's no time scheduled for this meeting to take place between them and sanford's mother. they're trying to work that out with prosecutors as well as the u.s. marshall's. reporting live, back to you in the studio. >> thank you. steve ross is expected to make his initial court appearance tomorrow. e tomorrow following a series of robberieac valley. at rest report was also released today. police say ross is involved

we are gowns to about a mile in sanford. that is an improvement over about a quarter mile which is what we are experiencing about a half hour ago. visibility will continue to improve. we'll get rid of some of the low clouds in there this morning and we are dry through most of the will arrive into the area tomorrow and that will bring us a best chance of rain all week as we head into sunday. isolated storm or two possible this afternoon. 92 the high temperature today cooler weather in the forecast, though, for tomorrow and the weekend ahead. those details are coming up. >> thanks, kristin. >> we wanted to move now to campaign 2016. former president bill clinton made several stops here. for his wife. he took a few moments to talk about students about hillary clinton's platform and education and job. he held a rally at the home of brooks bell and jessie lipson. >> there are a lot of people that are glad to see president clinton. he had a lot of old friends here that campaigned for him when he ran and have been big supporters of

. >> republican mark sanford wrote the sentence. >> mark sanford is now saying, i support you donald trump. >> yes. >> now release your tax returns. >> i love you, now change. >> mark sanford wrote that in the "new york times." we're going to read it. not me. obviously that's not something i can do. roll tide. it's a must read in the must read op-ed when "morning joe" returns. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament

what led to him getting punched at a sanford restaurant. >>> and today kicks off the tax free shopping holiday weekend. we'll run down some of the deals on school supplies. >>> good morning thanks for joining us for abcactionnews on this friday i'm dan shaffer. >> and i'm deiah riley. >>> a motorcyclist is recovering after a road rage shooting in tampa. >> it led to an argument between the two men involved. witnesses say while one man was going back to his motorcycle the second man shot him in the back. the victim now recovering at st. joseph hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. police say they arrested the 29-year-oldee ezekiel henson of tampa. >>> george zimmerman is back in the news again, this time for confrontation at a central florida restaurant. we are hearing the 911 call he made for help. why zimmerman was reportedly punched. >> got punched in the face and called me a bleep. >> reporter: that is george zimmerman's voice, yet again, on a 911 call, this time to report a battery at gator's riverside grill sunday in sanford. he didn't want to give his name to the operator b

lee county sanford at 5 9 degrees. certainly a little bit of a chill in the air for this time of year. it's no the going to last long. 73 by 10:00 a.m. 81 at noon. we'll make it eventually to 87 this afternoon, then bao expected today. and into tomorrow. that's all because high pressure is in control of our forecast bringing us in the sunny dry and comfortable conditions for this time of year. now this area of high pressure slides off tour the east as we had towards friday. that means we get a more southerly breeze, few clouds are back in the forecast and so are the 90s. you also see this cold front back to our north and west on friday. >> that could bring us a few rain chances ahead of it as we head into the upcoming weekend. we are dry through lunchtime today and throughout the afternoon. and evening drives home. as we head into overnight tonight, clear skies. that means tomorrow morning, very similar to what we're experiencing right now. your ac could get that break, again, for two nights in a row. now, we're not ge

six in sanford. these-- 67 in durham and sanford. 73 right now in clayton. 72 in lillington and fayetteville still pretty mild at 76. so hour by hour for you, right around 8:00 a.m. should beep at 72 degrees. we'll make tight 86 this afternoon. back into the low 80s for 6:00 this evening. so whatever you have planned outdoors today, tomorrow, for the rest of the week, for that matter, the weather should cooperate. so we're in the wake of that front you can see that off to the atlantic. high pressure building in behind it. that's bringing the sunshine around, less humidity, cooler temperatures, dry, as well. so by about friday or the upcoming weekend we could certainly start to use rain. nice. comfort index, a measure of how much moisture in the air. dewpoint temperatures drop into the 50s today putting us clearly in this comfortable category. they'll climb to 60 tomorrow and wednesday. staying really comfortable even through thursday. i think it's friday into the weekend that you start to notice hott

still in the upper 60s in sanford.

sanford sherman said his wife's knowledge to pay for expensesp. >> five people arrested for arson destroyed a schoolhouse the all building in green went up in flames tuesdayin he also found damage to the restrooms in trash canss the sheriff's office arresting 8-year-old brandon mccroskey and 19-year-old matthew swan andnd 360-year-old facing charges including arson and vandalism. >> f funeral plans for laying steven latourette announced he will be laid to rest monday august 15ll in cleveland, the service will take place at 10:30 a.m. at university circle united methodist church, the 62-year-old died august 3 at his home in virginia he served as a lake county prosecutor from 89 until 94a then asas a member of congress from 95 until 2014. >> > m another scary scene at an american. idlewild park near pittsburgh today it is reported that the boy issa just three years old he was alert and conscious will be taken to the hospital happened at the midpoint of the ride no word on how far he felt. right is no shutdown while the exit is investigated. >> two people are dead after a massive a4x/yr n$>ydp

sanford was taken to a hospital where he later died. three men were shot a few hours before after an argument in the middle according to police, a 22 year- old shot in the chest. the other men had gunshot wounds to the foot and the wrist. witnesses say there were a large group of men in the area just before that shooting. >>> new at 6, an akron man pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a man at a bar in january. willie hicks schedule today go on trial today. hicks chose to enter the plea -- >>> now police reports show that speeds in that chase at 90 miles per hour. live in strongsville, paul, news channel 5. >>> still ahead on news channel 5 at 6, more than 4 dozen people arrested as part of an undercover investigation. police say it is all drug related. >>> plus, would -- plus donald how he would help boost the economy if he were president. more on the campaign trail >>> an update to a saw first on 5, more than 50 people arrested as a result of an undercover investigation. >> that operation focused on heroin related crimes. >>reporter

we're right around 73 in sanford. city. so hour by hour for you 83 by 10 a.m. 95 our afternoon high. a very small chance for a shower or storm later this afternoon. so keep the umbrella nearby. a bigger impact on all of us. look at this. especially around the 95 corridor. we are looking at that heat advisory expected for us later today. also it will include durham, siler city, sanford. heat index between 105 and 110 later today. let's go ahead and work on the timing of some of these showers. most of us on the dry side. through about lunchtime and very isolated showers and storm this afternoon. 5:30. most of us still on the dry side. just abou certainly keep that in mind. the drier weather will build back in as we head back into tomorrow. dry in the morning. can't rule out a shower or storm. most of us on the dry side. let's get to that city-by-city high. 96 in fayetteville. all of that rain is around will taper off fairly quickly. partly cloudy skies as a result. falling back into the mid-70s 93 there. 9 # as we head toward

dropping to 2 miles in durham at 2 mile miss sanford. moore county especially the southern portions visibility close to a quarter mile right now. so let's go ahead and get that check on temperatures for some of you. it's going feel really nice. still pretty warm and muggy. you see those temperatures just updating in henderson. also louisburg 70. roxboro is in the upper 60s. don't be surprised if we see more clouds than anything else at noon. 87 degrees. 90 our high. near normal for this time of year. isolated storm or two possible. not a lot of us will see the wet weather but it will be there. the ample high has started to above. that the hottest day of the next five days will be supped though with a high slightly to 93. let's talk about those rain chances. very isolated in nature. very hit or mis. hard to predict who will see the wet weather but timing after about 10:00 most of you see this wrap up shortly after sunset. hing into our thursday we start off dry. as we head into the afternoon, again a very small chance for a shower or stor

still holding on to 71 in wilmington and rayford. 46 in sanford. also mid-60s around south hill, roxboro and roanoke rapids to start off our day. heading throughout the day, very pleasant for your morning drive. 71 degrees. 84 there. just like yesterday, hot and humid. not expecting any stormy weather. back to 87 as we head to 6:00 this evening. still going to be warm out there and spending the-esque outdoors. let's check in with our satellite radar composite. we're dry around central north carolina. i'm not showing you this to talk about. that i want to talk about the tropical depression just offshore. about 95 miles south, southeast start to develop. you can see this circulation really forming over the past few hours. we're starting to see more definition to this. however winds are still very weak with this system. we'll continue to monitor it throughout the day. it's still expected to be a tropical storm later today. tropical depression 8 off our coast. number 9 in the gulf of mexico. both could have an impact on us throughout the weekend. the l

sanford right now 62. mid-60s as we do get our day started. so let's walk through the day hour by hour. 78 at 10:00 a.m. 84 at lunchtime. humidity still for the most part relatively low for this time of year. so should be still pretty comfortable to head out on your lunch hour. 90 this afternoon seeing a few more clouds throughout the afternoon hours but we will stay dry again today. that is thanks to this area of high pressure still controlling our forecast. slides off to the east tomorrow which makes way for our next weather ma cold front, hotter and humid ahead of the front. >> this front approaching the weekend will bring us the chance for storms. i've been talking a lot about the humidity because it's been really comfortable. today still in the muggy category. dewpoints in the mid-60s. we cross to the steamy category tomorrow and saturday. dewpoint temperatures back in the 70s by that point in time. now, i'll show you the future forecast quickly but we are dry this morning. we'll stay dry throughout the home. not a lot changes overnight.

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. >> going to be an active week. 65 in siler city and sanford. more on your forecast and those tropical depressions that's going to have some road closures this morning. >>> we do have a lot to talk about in our forecast. let's dive right into it. a live picture from chapel hill. this is around the -- pretty quiet. maybe a few clouds. no rain though to worry about on your tuesday morning drive in. let's get to those temperatures. pretty nice out there. 65 in roxboro. still around th 70s. so your official drive-time forecast. 6:46 this morning. sunrise happens. we're at 70 right now. drop into the upper 60ss before we see the sunshine warm us up. 75 by 9:00 this morning. in the 80s again shortly aft here we are on our satellite radar composite. dry conditions around our area. but what the real story is right off of our coast. this is tropical depression 8. it's starting to get more defined. you can see that circumstance late starting to pick up here this morning. still winds remaining well below tropical storm status at 35 miles an hour. this stor

this is from an incident that happened last weekend in sanford. zimmerman didn't want to give plenty of people at the bar knew who he was. zimmerman said a man he doesn't know walked up to him, and punched him square in the face, breaking his glasses. in the call to 911 zimmerman stays calm on the phone and describes the attack and what happened afterward. >> he told me he would shoot me. he punched me in the face. >> what started the argument? >> he recogniz >> witnesses told police a slightly different version of what happened, saying the attacker overheard zimmerman talking about how he killed trayvon martin in self-defense and saw zimmerman prove out his id to prove his identity. that is when a man walked up to zimmerman and side you bragging about that? and then threw that sucker punch. >> reporter: police have not made any arrests. we'll keep you posted as this the world's largest sperm bank helps thousands of people all over the world have children but it is now threatened by the spread of the zika virus. all donors have to have regular blo

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. >>> we are learning what witnesses sigh george zimmerman said at a sanford restaurant that led to a punch and a 911 call. witnesses sharing this conversation moments before zimmerman told dispatchers someone punched him. this happened on sunday but the audio from the 911 calls was just released. gets away. >> i'm in the going to approach him. he told me he was going to kill me. he told me he would shoot me. he punched me in the face. >> what started the argument? >> he recognized me. >> you just heard zimmerman say it all started because that man recognized him. but witnesses say there is more to the story. they claim they overheard zimmerman say to someone quote i love your tattoos. my name is george zimmerman, you know the guy who killed trayvon martin. zimmerman also showed his id. police did pull over a car full of people leaving the restaurant but at this point, no arrests. zimmerman just can't seem to escape the spotlight. >> he has several run-ins with the law since shooting and killing trayvon martin. >> reporter: in this case of course, while zimmerman is the victim here, i

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we do have 82 in sanford. 79 in siler city. you get the idea, where we have some precipitation, where it's 92 in south hill, virginia. we'll factor in the heat and humidity, except for the areas that had the rain, which cooled things down, we have been dealing with triple digit heat. we still are. there's still an advisory up for all the counties bordering i-95 until about 8:00 tonight. then tomorrow, this is the heat advisory for monday. it extends a little westward. it doesn't include durham, but gets raleigh. heat ins tomorrow. the heat index for this evening, generally still in the 90s. a slight chance of a shower or thunder shower. muggy overnight. rays of sunshine for your monday. here's your monday forecast. 70s in the morning, until we get to 10:00, 85. triple digit heat from noon to about 6:00 p.m. once again, a slight chance of an isolated shower or 95 in sanford. 97 benson. 95 durham, 95 raleigh. so the high is still off shore. same story on tuesday too. these frontal systems are all staying to the north of us. tomor

it is 80 degrees the and sanford right now. 79 currently in durham and consistboro and 79 degrees in fayetteville. >> these temperatures will all be climbing into the mid-and upper 90s today. heat advisory will go into effect at noon for the counties highlighted in orange. this includes the corridor counties and points off to the east. it stays in effect through #:00 this evening. this is for heat index values between 105 and 108. >> skies are clear and we will see that through most of the day. >> thanks to an area of high pressure. humid conditions and once again the heat index over 100 degrees. >> 90 degrees. and we are up to 95 for a high today. >> falling to 92 by 6:00 this evening. >> there is cooler weather in the forecast for the ends of the week. ysh here are some of the top stories. they will reopen today after reports of gunfire shout down the mall saturday. it happened at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. they quickly responded to the call. raleigh police chief couldn't find evidence of a gunshot and no arrests have been made. >> in the shooting in a raleigh bar has left one perso

we're in the low 60s around sanford, roxboro and henderson. look at south hill, virginia right now reporting 60 degrees. it's 64 in portions of wayne county such as goldsboro, clinton and fayetteville are both close to 68. all in all, a cooler morning for the majority of us. especially as we head through 64 at 8:00 a.m. 81 at lunchtime. mainly sunny skies, 87 the afternoon high. that overall is were we should be for this time of year. back to 85 as the sunny and dry weather continue for the evening drive home. more on the rest of the work week forecast and when will the 90s return coming up. >>> . >> how about next year? that would be fine. >>> it's currently 4:42 in the morning. later. >> i decided to make one more effort, took a ee went in. >> a sheriff's deputy risks his own life to save a dog trapped in a burning car. >> plus more controversy surrounding democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton and her personal e-mail many sleep-aids have pain medicine but zzzquil is different because why would you take a pain medicine when all yo

right now 2.5 miles in sanford. less than a mile and a half across portionsof down. if you're commuting into raleigh nearly full visibility. 9miles in durham. so the area that we're really watching are south and west of the triangle this morning. here's a look at your folk for the day ahead. 84 at lunchtime. nice mix of sun and clouds. clouds win out this afternoon, warm and humid. there will be a small chance for a shower or storm. looking for a high of 88. that is still cooler than where we should be for this time of year. now, let me walk you through the rain chances. small chance for a shower or storm. not until really after lunchtime. keep that umbrella with you. not going to be awe washout later today. i don't want you to cancel your plans. saturday, we start off dry. afternoon a small chance for unsettled weather. most of you getting through sat on the drier side. current temperatures if you're just waking up. 73 in durham and siler city. 72 in sanford. we have lillington, near 74. goldsboro right now reporting 70. your high today in raleigh, 88. 87 in durham.

still in the upper 60s in sanford. roanoke rapids around 70. 70 in johnston county. 74 our temperature at 8:00 a.m. this morning. 90 at noon. we'll make it to 95. it's hotter, humid today. back to 92 by 6:00. heads up, i can't promise you auto we'll all stay dry but most of us will. i will have a look at rain chances for today and the weekend ahead in 10 minutes. right now we'll send it to ali. >>> good morning if you're traveling right now through the greater raleigh area so far so haven't seen any yet this morning. we have details on construction through the project fortify area. we'll let you know about that in just a minute. >> heads up, traveling through the clayton area. covered bridge road reduced to one lane between 9:00-4:00. smithfield to pritchard to riverwood athletic club. this will cause delays towards clayton near johnston county line. travel through durham looks good. same thing if you're heading to fayetteville bright and army. morning, 540 glenwood to u.s. 64, 18 minutes there. on 40 heading -- 440 i-

so let's check in with the latest visibility map. 2-mile visibility in sanford. reford. and foggy conditions along the 95 corridor. similar to what we saw develop yesterday. rocky mount, your visibility less than a mile. 72 in clayton, lewisburg 74 in clinton and fayetteville, you're at 73. as you're making plans for the day ahead. we should be in the mid 80s. making it to 92 this afternoon. let me just spoiler alert for you. it will feel more humidity. i'll have the friday forecast and the weekend ahead in a little bit. stefan. >> sounds good, alyssa. thanks a lot. coming up, we are just nine days away from the start of the high school football season. sports anchor, jeff jones, has a preview coming up in sports. plus this. >> it's snowing in brazil. i'm in rio de janeiro. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. every part of you is strong. time to bring that strength

elsewhere, 73 in durham siler city. 71 in sanford. clinton, fayetteville, wilmington, you're around 74 degrees. so here's a look at your hour by hour forecast. 81 at 10:00 a.m. this morning. most of us are dry through lunchtime. we'll make it to 92 later this afternoon. it's going to feel more like the triple digits. an isolated storm or two possible. temperatures around 90 by that 6:00 drive home. i mentioned it will feel more like the triple digits. that's because the dew point follow this arrow, not a lot is going to change today, tomorrow, or into the weekend. certainly, if you're working outside, stay hydrated, take some breaks. especially throughout the humidity of the afternoon. so we are dry this morning and we'll stay dry through lunchtime. an isolated storm later today and it looks like best chances are going to gravitate if you are south or east of the triangle today. now as we head overnight, dry isolated day throughout the afternoon. just have the umbrella nearby just in case. those showers and storms shouldn't be around

also towards roanoke rapids. 71 in sanford. mid- and clinton. let's get straight to your forecast for the day ahead. warm and muggy, 78 at 8:00 a.m. mostly on the dry side, noon temperature today, 88. we'll make it to 92 this afternoon but it will feel more like 103. a small chance for a storm or two. most of you should stay dry through about 6:00 p.m. were we should be back to 90. the weekend ahead the heat and humidity aren't going anywhere. just how hot it will be and complete forecast. but ali you've been tracking this accident what's the late zest we have a tipped over tractor trailer and it is leaking tar onto the highway. so this is on i-40 westbound side at u.s. 1. that ramp is closed. you can see people are not able to get off that ramp and a lot of first responders out there, as well. luckily not seeing it cause any major delays yet. but let's pinpoint exactly where this crash is for you. we yellow. so moderate delays, i-40 westbound at exit 293. that u.s. 1 ramp. so the d.o.t. sent us over some ways to get around this. i believe we're

also throughout portions of lee county such as sanford. lillington, fayetteville and raeford all at 67. nearby clinton is still reporting 68. so the warm spot as we got our day started. close to 81 at lunchtime. 87 this afternoon. normal 88. so not far from that mark. we doppler radar back into the mid-80 it's towards 6:00 this evening. the upper 70s hang around for return for friday and the upcoming weekend. also looking at potential for a few storms saturday and sunday. 7:28 let's get a check on the commute and turning it over to ali. >>> good morning. if you're herding out the door be prepared to slow down. we starting to see the morning rush come into play on the westbound side of 440. -- 540 and 440, as well. we have a crash in apex. you need to know about. slowing things down. you never want to see red on u.s. 1 the northbound side at center street exit 96. a big heads up to you there. durham roads look a lot better. from durham to fayetteville, no accidents to report to you in that area. gillespie street closed today. detours southe

we have 69 in henderson. 68 now in sanford. goldsboro, you're back in the 70s at 70. also 70 in clinton and clayton. so here's a look at your forecast for the day ahead. 74 it will be a warmer and muggier morning for us. 90 at lunchtime. then 95 our afternoon high. it will be hotter and humid this afternoon. we can't rule out a stray shower. most of us will stay dry through 6:00 back to 92. there will be better shower and storm chances over the weekend ahead. a closer look at that forecast coming your way in 10 minutes. right now i want to send it to alyssa with a check on the commute. >>> good morning, and not too much to company about if you're herding through the 440, five fore have remained accident free all morning long. same thing with 40. taking you into durham were you're can see we are seeing a lot of green on the maps so for the most part you're able to move the speed limit. fayetteville roads look pretty good. flying out today looks like your flights should be arriving on time. if you're flying into these major airports, always a good idea to check with you

sherman over alleged hidden bank account discovered during divorce proceedings.rheov sanford sherman said it was set up with his wife's knowledgee she was murdered in 2013 the case remains unsolved. >> > learned of your plans for steven latourette and will be to rest monday in cleveland. the service at church, the 62-year-old died in virginia serving as the lake county prosecutorr until 1994 then as a member of congress from 95 until 1214. >> the group raise up cleveland says it's not in hopes of the one or more issues on the ballot, and to let voters have a say on the minimum wage after the city council rejected the proposal to raise the to $15 an hour, to show joins us, where it is a from here? >> the backers, of raise up cleveland hope voters will have a chance to decide the ra moh or on acer proposal too increase benefits to part-time workers, city council says the goal of increasing the minimum wage is a good one butut inu the idea that raises wages in cleveland would economically crippled the city, raise up cleveland supporters >> at a rally front of city hall today they said t

sanford right now at 65 degrees. let's go ahead and get to your 72degrees at 8:00 a.m. 82 at lunchtime. plenty of sunshine there. and then we make it to 86 for an afternoon high. remember normal for this time of year is around 88. so we'll be cooler than that for first time in nearly two weeks. yes, that's how long we were in the 90s and that trend has now been broken. we will let you know what's in store for the rest of work week coming up but right now ali is 60s out there this morning. >>> i know i couldn't believe it when i stepped out the door. feelea raleigh 44540 moving well. no accident out there this morning. same thing with durham, delay free. bright and early, time to get out there before that morning rush really starts to play a part in our commute here. if you are heading through orange county orange grove road closed. tier road to dairyland road brocked off. a detour in place. good down 95. westbound dive times nothing out of the ordinary if you're taking 540 from 64 to glenwood avenue, 16 minutes there

i'm south carolina governor mark sanford. with me is senator john ensign of nevada. hello.ohn edwards of north carolina. hi. the three of us are here today because there's something very wrong going on in this country, and we can no longer keep silent about it. over the last two weeks, our national media has engaged in an orgy of coverage of professional golfer tiger woods and his alleged extramarital affairs. the coverage has been excessive, it has been lurid, and it has completely overshadowed coverage

a judge says it's okay for 20- year-old michael sanford's mother to visit. sanford has been on suicide watch while in federal custody. his trial starts in october. the presidential race. many people have called donald trump a "racist" but if you ask him, his democratic opponent is the guilty one. ( donald trump / (r) presidential candidate ) "hillary clinton is a bigot. she's going to do nothing for african- americans. she's going to do nothing for the hispanics." ( donald trump / (r) presidential candidate ) "she doesn't care what her policies have done to your communities." the gop nominee making those accusations during a rally in mississippi yesterday. both trump and clinton have each other of bigotry in the past. shortly after trump's comments, clinton fired back saying trump was the one who is quote "peddling bigotry and prejudice and paranoia." claims - vo clinton is also firing back at allegations made by trump that she ran a so-called pay-for-play state department. an associated press report found that more than half of non-goverment people clinton

and 75 in irwin and 71 in sanford and 76 in fayetteville. our weather pattern has been, thanks to a bermuda high. it backed up across north carolina. it brings us sinking is not conducive to thunderstorms developing but around the fringes of the high pressure system we do tend to have a lot of rain and that's what we are seeing in the mountains. a friend sent me a picture of a waterfall near brevard that is jump pumping water right now. we have been very try. we have a front that will bump up our chance for showers and now and them, isolated chances. the chance isn't zero but not very high. finally, we may have more widespread storms on thursday. a hot day in rio today, too. so far, temperatures in the 70s and 80s. it will be one of the hottest days they've seen in the last couple weeks. 96, our high, and by lunchtime, it will feel like 101 with the even for the trip home from work or school, it will still be like low 100s. more tomorrow, not much chance of rain, only a 15% chance and all the rain has been back to the west. 1-3 up the missis

town by town 77 in sanford smithfield. we continue to have the same weather pattern almost 2 reeks of this as the bermuda high pressure system moves away from us opening the door from a cold front. this has helped to cause all of the flooding in louisiana. it moves eastward with not the same kind of flooding they had in louisiana but the front will bring with it additional moisture and should help to this afternoon and evening we have tiny little storms developing around 4:00 today and up near the virginia line as it drops in from kentucky. and then on thursday april percent chance. event tomorrow when this front comes in, these storms may flooding. over the weekend, we will be watching the tropical depression six. this is likely to become a tropical storm. it has winds at 30 miles-per-hour and i do think later today potentially by 11 a.m. it will be fiona. it does to next week. it moves into an area that is not as favorable to strengthen. i'm not sure how long funeral last. it depends what track it is taking. this afterno

sanford was a resident of new york state at this time. the scotts were being held in bondage, technically by a man who lives in another state, a free state to boot. so he thought the strategy would be so the scotts could sue sanford for their freedom. they lost but they appealed that case to the u.s. supreme court and that was the case that was heard by the supreme court in 1856 and again in 1857 when they actually rendered their decision. it is interesting that sanford, his name is on the case and he doesn't come into it until 1854 when they go to the federal courts. sanford is also a key player in where we know the scotts were returned by the supreme court but they were set free in this room a couple months later. the way that happened was sanford died in new york state and upon his death the ownership reverted to his sister and to her husband. he was an abolitionist and he was a sitting member of congress at this time. suddenly, he finds he's the owner of the most famous slaves in the united states just literally overnight. he wanted t

. >>> george zimmerman back in the news again, this time after an incident at a bar and grill in sanford. he says a guy sucker punched him in the face for no reason but witnesses say the attack was pro joked. lindsey is live right now in the studio. you have the police report, what are witnesses saying? >> just got my hands on this. one person says george zimmerman bragged about killing unarmed teen trayvon martin and that was enough to set one man off. >> what is your name sir? >> >> reporter: he wouldn't say his name but police say at gators in sanford george zimmerman found himself a target, once again. last sunday a guy came up to him out of the blue. >> what started the argument? >> he recognized me. >> reporter: and punched him square in the face, breaking his glasses. police say zimmerman is the victim here and fearing for his life, he called 911. >> i'm not going to approach him. he told me he was going to kill me. he punched me in the face. >> reporter: all because zimmerman says the attacker recognized him. but, according to witness statements to police, zimmerman had it others

we are looking good with the exception of the hot temperature. 80 degrees in lillington and sanford. 78 in rayford. all of these temperatures, pretty close to 80 degrees this morning and we'll see temperatures rising into the have the humidity. if we factor in the humidity, heat index values between 102 and 105 thanks to the area of high pressure that began to build in yesterday. 94 the high this afternoon. mostly sunny skies kicking into your sunday as well. i'll be back with the complete update coming up in your forecast. >> thanks a lot, kristin. >>> we start this 9:00 a.m. with breaking news out of 69 sports bar this morning. investigators say there was a shooting and that there were victims. no word on any suspect. s that developing story and we'll bring you updates as more information comes into our newsroom. >>> and staying in raleigh, more breaking news, just about 15 minutes after the shooting on new hope. police responded to capital boulevard and i-444. the power lines to go down. one man was found inside the vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds. his condition is unknown a

. ( jess sanford) "i just saw caleb sliding down kind of like the last half of the slide and there was a blood trail down the slide." first responders found the 10-year-old in a pool at verruckt's base. verruckt's first plunge is more than 168 feet or approximately 17 stories high. the second drop is about 50 feet. two to three people can ride in a raft at one time "it wasn't that secure being strapped in." paul oberhauser says his belt came off while riding with a friend and his nine-year-old son about two weeks ago. "as soon as i hit the bottom of the first curve the shoulder strap just kind of busted loose." he said he had to grip handles by his legs to hold on and told park staff what happened. "they kinda said oh no really or something like yes that's not good. and so it sounded like you know about it." in a statement, sclitterbahn said safety is their "top priority" and that the rides are inspected daily. ("deborah hersman intv rem229"//president and chief executive officer of the national safety council) there are no federal standards and so it really is up to the park operators

today, your forecast, 89 degrees in sanford and llg ton. partly sunny with a few storms likely along the i-95 corridor. 89 in smithfield and goldsboro. high temperatures around 88 in henderson. seven-day forecast has temperatures climbing up to 92 degrees. and then check this out as we start this week. that looks fan as it it can the full on sunshine. low humidity, highs in the 80s, overnight lows instead of in the 70s will drop into the mid- and upper 60s. so cooler, more comfortable so cooler, more comfortable weather finally so cooler, more comfortable weather finally ? ? ? is with the treat you make together. ? ? hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? l find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's this, this, this, and this. it is the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal in all the

that's where we have sanford right now at 69. some fog for your 8:00 a.m. drive in. 75, 86 at lunchtime and 92 our high. it will feel more like the triple digits. i will let you know who has the best chance for a shower or storm coming up in ten minutes. right now, we'll check in with ali. >> good morning, it's 6:31. that fog will impact your morning commute. hasn't seen it cause any accidents. travel local roads and major highways, no delays to report to you. same thing through fayetteville. all is well on the roads. so far, so good. heading out the door into rtp on 540 from u.s. 64 heading west, going to take you 22 minutes. on 40 from u.s. 70 to rdp, 25. and not much longer. a live look outside now to i- fortify. russ, stefan. >> thank you. the family of a raleigh man shot and killed under unclear circumstances will address the court today. >> shot by chad coakley. cbs north carolina's emma right joins us where copley is being held. urging people not to jump >> reporter: hired their own attorney. his name is justin bamburg. he also represented the famili

so your current temperatures if you're just rolling out of bed. 70 in sanford. 70 in goldsboro while both are near 71 degrees. high today of 90. upper 8 # in durham and # 3 in fayetteville. overnight very similar to what we're dealing with right then it looks like 92 could be the warmest temperature of the workweek. on friday heading intat upcoming weengd still the approximate potential for a few isolated storms bavment to your 93 by sunday. as we head to next tuesday we could be head back. >> let me hand it over to allie. >> good morning. 540 things are greater rather area. seeing green on our maps. you're able it go the speed limit and -- no accidents just yet. if you're heading out to the airport some delays on delta this morning if you're flying out of rdu. want to check first, of course, that disaster we had on monday. unfortunately lingers into today. we do have pretty good flying conditions otherwise to the major airports. >>> a lot of people can't wait. gearing up for the first preseason game of the year. it's thursday. but today's practice yesterday's practice a big name was

republican congressman mark sanford of south carolina.nald trump to release his tax returns. writing this in "new york times." i am a conservative republican who, though i have no stomach for trump's personal style and regularly demeaning others intends to support my party's nominee. however, my ability to continue to daso will be in part driven by whether mr. trump keeps his word that he will release his tax records. we have a long precedent in which every major party candidate since i was a child has released his returns. break it now and it stays broken. the presidency is the most powerful political position on earth and the idea of enabling the voter. the chance to see how a candidate has handled his or her finances is a central part of making sure the right person gets the job. wow. also joining the table, nbc news correspondent hallie jackson who is covering the trump campaign and msnbc political analyst elise jordan. great to have you on this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so, congressman, i take it you released your tax retu

upper 60s in sanford. fayetteville warming up at 76. 73 in goldsboro. 75 in rocky mount. i want you to compare the numbers to where they were at 24 hours ago. raleigh and durham we've both seen a 6 degree jump. a 10 degree jump throughout franklin and louisburg. high today of 95. most of us staying dry. low 90s continue for saturday. a few afternoon storms possible there. a little unsettled weather towards sunday into early next morning. climbing to near 90 in the afternoon. just about 7:59 right now. let's check in with ali. >>> good morning it's that time where we see a lot of accidents in the raleigh area. one downtown you need to be a were of. u.s. 401 capital boulevard at 70 glenwood avenue your best bet around this. falls of neuse road causing moderate delays. aviation parkway i-40, as well. ? it is friday, august 26th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? more real news ahead, including the four-legged fight against a hospital menace. you'll meet angus,he kills about 15,000 patients a year. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> clinton said

it is 72 in sanford. 75 in fayetteville. we have had this area of high pressure that has been so persistent over the last several days, bringing us the heat and the humidity and now that's going to move into the area tonight. so big changes heading our way beginning as early as tomorrow. for today, expect a few storms after 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. 76 degrees at 8:00. 87 degrees at lunchtime. we're looking at a high of 92 today falling to 8 degrees at 6:00. i'll let you know exactly what you can can expect for our week ahead and how long our cooler temperature also last coming up. >>> breaking raleigh. two people are dead this morning after a traffic crash. >> it happened near the intersection of high woods boulevard and 'lar wood court. this is video just into our news room. in other information is available right now. we will continue to update this >>> now we move to other news overnight. the fay -- fayetteville police have arrested a woman for allegedly trying to kill a relative. she was caring for the toddler at a r

daily. >>> this sanford athlete makes history. how her victory uncovered a troubling secret in the world swimming. >>> first and today. check out the 67 -- check out the annual fair and check out the water carnival and today in san jose summer jazz fest continues at 11:30 a.m. >>> county. according to u- s-g-s.. a magnitude two-point-6 quak >>> breaking news right now. reports of an earthquake in contra costa county. according to usgs the magnitude 2.6 quake dropped a little after 7:00 a.m. in the diablo area. no reports of any injuries or damage at this time. >>> new video shows a fire tornado sweeping through oregon. the video was taken near portland by the cornelius fire department while the wildfire -- while wildfires in general can create their own wind which can trigger a spinning vortex of flames like you see right here. crews were able to put out the fire without any injuries. >>> and the goldens state fire and napa county is now 100% contained. it burned almost 6000 acres of acreage. firefighters managed to save about 30

sanford at 71. seeing fog around the sanford area. so that's what we'll have with us through 8:00 a.m. patchy fog. noon today fairly dry. storms starting to develop around 2:00. and continue through the afternoon and evening. i'll let you know if the rain sticks around for the weekend. >> that more important question coming up in just a little bit. but right now ali. >>> good morning. no better time to head out the door than now. we do not have any delays out there. no accidents, though. thy is the time to get out there. 440, 540 and 40 moving the westbound side for construction. but not something you have to worry about today. up through durham roads look good. nothing to let you know about there. in down through fayetteville, has been crash free all morning, pretty much all week long. south this morning into recall e on u.s. 1 from 540 to downtown, 17 minutes there. 12minutes on 70 from 540 to downtown. certainly a lot more people out there. i-40 and ready creek road. give yourself some extra time. but otherwise not looking too bad.

sanford at 73. erwin and smith field, satellite and radar showing us an on shore flow. against a wall. that wall is a high pressure system. the high pressure system has winds that rotate clockwise. unthis high we're mostly dry: we have a flow but it bumps against buts of high pressure and it is not going to make it too far inland. even though it is a tropical system, we are not going to get a break, still looking okay. we had so much rain for the first half of the year, we're still not looking at major problems but it has been pretty dr months and looks like this system is not going to help us out a whole lot. it is tropical depression eight, and it is going swing right by, the outer banks during the day tomorrow, and hurricane will stay out in atlantic, shouldn't have a big impact on land and tropical depression nine between cuba and florida will zip across the peninsula and up toward north carolina and i will show you what the latest forecast track is in just a minute. this is a look at the tropical from the morehead city up to oregon and it is right here or so. in th