and became to the point talking about what happened on selma in the bridge 1965. and i asked him, governor why did you give the order for the troopers to stop us quicks he said john, if there were other people ons the oversight of the bridge that would kill you but you almost killed them to keep somebody else to kill them and they had a right to march in an orderly and peaceful and nonviolent fashion.nonviole he said i did not mean for them to hurt you. he said i love everybody. i have all lot of white friends and again i had an opportunity so i decided to take the members of congress back to alabama to montgomery in selma and birmingham and his son said governor wallace was at home in his bed, he was paralyzed want us to come by to see him. he was laid up in his bed smoking a cigar watching tnt . we walked in and some members were reluctant to shake his hand but i just grabbed him by the hand in said hello governor howard you? good to see you then they all came into shaky is hand. >> host: we will hear from our callers. virginia, the book is "march" book three".

hi. >> how are ya, selma? >> oh, i'm makin' it. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> i do the best i can, >> and that's, uh-- >> you been around comedy a lotta years. isn't it nice to see some young person, like-- i know you saw the young man, just out here. >> oh, yes. he's very good. >> come out, and, for the first national appearance, get that kinda reaction? >> yeah. except that he has an advantage-- he's fat. [ some laughter ] for some rea-- i'm sorry. [ laughter ] [ cheering and applause ] what i mean-- what i mean-- no, let-let me explain that. we, unfortunately, where, when people look at you, they see fat, they see black, they see old-- >> right. >> we s-seem to have lost a personal identity. >> right. >> i mean that! and i resent it. i actually resent it. of course, when we look at you, you're cute. >> i-- see? right away. >> yeah. >> but isn't that-- no. isn't that true? [ some laughter ] >> how old are ya? [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughing ] >> thirty-nine. when benny died, he left me the 39. >> his age? [

and became to the point talking about what happened on selma in the bridge 1965. and i asked him, governor why did you give the order for the troopers to stop us quicks he said john, if there were other people ons the oversight of the bridge that would kill you but you

the assassination of president kennedy, the beginning of the153 selma movement, mississippi freedom summer from 63 to 64, 65 it was some of the most dramatic point in the american civil rights movement. there was so much violence. there were so many beatings. some people were murdered but they never gave up, they never gave in. it was a period of sorrow but it was also a period of hope. if period of people believing and hanging in there, young people, people not so young, black people, white people, coming together literally putting their bodies on the line we witnessed a passage of the civil rights act, the voting rights act, and a lot of the signs that we had seen and witnessed came tumbling down. >> host: andrew aydin why graphic novel form for this book? >> guest: i think we were trying to reach another generation of his generation are digital natives. they speak in sequential storytelling. that's how they understand information so for me, i was a lifelong comic fan. when the congressman told me about a comic book called martin luther king and the montgomery story published in 1957 tha

selma diamond will be here. louie anderson. anyway, we've covered, now, your new show, the fact that you, uh, messed it up, as altar boy. >> well, uh-- >> yeah. >> just-- lemme explain why it may not go on the air, you see. >> all right. >> just briefly. uh-- and i'm not pluggin' the show, like i say, 'cause it ain't gonna be on, till 1999, and maybe not at all. but, somehow or other-- >> this must make the people who're putting the money up, on this project, rather-- >> yes. that's my friend brandon. >> oh, bran-- mr. tartikoff. >> hi, brandon. [ laughing ] anyway. [ some laughter ] brandon decided to unleash old crazy horse, again, on, uh, television. and, somehow or other, some member of my company-- my entire staff who works for me-- neglected to send a script to standards and practices. >> i see. >> now, you know what they are. >> yes. it's like a-- >> they count bullets and do all those things-- tell you what you can't see, because you're invalids, and you have to be watched. anyway. [ some laughter ] >> somehow or other-

hi. >> how are ya, selma? >> oh, i'm makin' it. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> i do the best i can, with what i have-- >> yeah. >> and that's, uh-- >> you been around comedy a lotta years. isn't it nice to see some young person, like-- i know you saw the young man, just out here. >> oh, yes. he's very good get that kinda reaction? >> yeah. except that he has an advantage-- he's fat. [ some laughter ] for some rea-- i'm sorry. [ laughter ] [ cheering and applause ] what i mean-- what i mean-- no, let-let me explain that. we, unfortunately, are living in a society, where, when people look at you, they see fat, they see black, they see old-- a personal identity. >> right. >> i mean that! and i resent it. i actually resent it. of course, when we look at you, you're cute. >> i-- see? right away. >> yeah. >> but isn't that-- no. isn't that true? [ some laughter ] >> how old are ya? [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughing ] >> thirty-nine. when benny died, he left me the 39. >> his age? [ laugng >> ah, good to see ya. >> oh,

but the other part of it was the prosecution he brought in selma. can you tell us more, what should we look at now? >> he prosecuted three people very influential civil rights activists in alabama, people who had marched on bloody selma in 1955, who had been beaten and helped to build political power in alabama, who had virtually. the fact that sessions prosecuted them on trumped-up charges, the fact that he prosecuted them, the prosecutions took place in selma of all places, the fact they were prosecuted under the voting rights act, which were supposed to help african-americans, not harm them, was all outrageous at the time. >> and that was a case that went to the jury, the jury that went to the decision, he brought his charges. half, there were like seven african-americans, five white people, came back in five hours and said immediately, no, not guilty on all counts. they absolutely rejected the prosecution here. strong case by jeff sessions, that is what civil rights activists told him at the time, don't do this. it is politicly and racially moti

[cheering and applause] and from selma, alabama, it's the mitchell family! [cheering and applause] theirself a lot of cash, and somebody--somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. well, let's go meet the mitchell family. [cheering and applause] gloria, how y'all doing? gloria: i'm great. how are you, steve? steve: y'all from selma, alabama. gloria: yes! whoo! whoo-whoo! steve: introduce everybody, gloria. gloria: well, i have my gorgeous daughter geralyn here with me today, my beautiful niece brittany, one of my 3 sisters and my best friend, edna,

the second event will be in selma. in less than a week left until election day, campaign stops in north carolina could help sway undecided voters. this is a must win state for donald trump to secure the presidency. north carolina and florida and ohio could give trump enough electoral votes to win. donald trump has a lead over hillary clinton in north carolina. however to other polls show a tossup between the two. trumps rally in selma starts at 7:00. trump has held for other similar rallies in north carolina over the past month. let's go to wral mikaya thurmond. >> reporter: good morning. hillary clinton will make two stops in north carolina today. both of which will be rallies. she is expected to encourage voters to get out early and go ahead and casted the balance. clinton will lay out her plans to create an economy that works for everyone. the first rally will be in greenville and afterwards she will head to walnut creek music pavilion in raleigh. she will be joined by two special guest, the first senator bernie san

north's go now to selma, carolina. philip crowther is there. north carolina is one of those important swing states. both candidates need people to vote for them next tuesday. tell us what is been happening where you are. both candidates are in the state of north carolina. donald trump landed not too long ago. he is already at his first event a little bit further to the west from where we are in selma. this is where he will have his evening event. the same time, hillary clinton, the democratic nominee, has also arrived in this aim state. -- the same state. one tonight with bernie sanders and pharrell. all of this an attempt to get people to vote as early as possible. both candidates are in the state. there is a good reason for this. let me take you back four years. this was one of the very few states, in fact, pretty much the only swing state that swung toward mitt romney with barack obama winning everything else. both candidates are here, that means they have seen the polls, they have seen their own internal polling and they know this might be

and angelica alavrez is with "donald - trump...in selma. we begin with angelica....where trump turned some of his focus to the military tonight. angelica? crowd of what he says was 15- thousand strong... trump concentrated a lot of his speech on his plan for military forces. on stage... with generals and admirals.. donald trump said one of the issues plaguing america are depleted military forces. under his leaders he says he will beef up the army to 540-thousand active troops.... and the marines to 36 battalions. he also said he would make allies he's also promising job opportunities to military families... and better care for veterans when it comes to getting healthcare. and specifically for north carolina... he said more military technology is needed and would be produced in rtp. moving on to the topic of isis... trump said he would give our military all the resources and care needed to get the job done outside of the military and isis... trump said he businesses from 35 to 15-percent.... he plans to end obamaca and common core. he also..

he will make appearances at rallies in selma and concorde. he is focusing on clinton's email troubles. >>> hillary clinton asking voters to imagine what a trump presidency would look like. in light of what he has said and done. she is also in north carolina today in greenville and a rally with bernie sanders in raleigh. an absolutely perfect day. plenty of sunshine. here is a look at the museum skycam from the museum of natural science. a good bit of sunshine over downtown raleigh. sunshine in most places this morning. expect today to be partly cloudy. 57 in raleigh. 60 fayetteville and south hill. extremely warm morning and a warm afternoon with a high of 83. a front comes through tonight with little rain but with cool air so 67 friday and 64 for saturday.>>> especially north of the triangle. look at the road whether index around roxborough towards oxford and then henderson along i-85. you can see fog. just give yourself a few extra minutes. as we look at the life commute map, an accident on three more road. we are picking up some delays on

live in selma, i'm scott thuman. back to you. jonathan: thanks. stay with abc7. in one hour, we go beyond the podium with lisa fletcher, along with the clinton campaign in north carolina this evening again, that is at 5:30 on abc7 news. michelle: the road to the white house has been anything but ordinary. here is just one sign. literally a sign. abc7 viewer sent to us this picture from clarksburg. at the brand new outlet mall. it's the second pro-trump sign in the area. it has some voters annoyed. pinalmontgomery county reporter kevin lewis explains how it happened. kevin: tens of thousands of outlets. the mall rented electronic signs to help control the traffic flow. the thing is they never locked the control panel. one twist of the arm shows you can access the computer and keyboard and look here, the password written in plain sight. this morning, sarah was driving to work with her daughter in the car when she passed the sign which read "trump 2016." irritated she took a photo with her smartphone and it h sun belt rentals which owns the electronic signs told us

directed by the "selma" director -- >> ava duvernay, yeah. >> seth: and how did that come about? how did you end up getting that song on her documentary? >> well i found out that she was doing the documentary, she kind of kept it low that she was doing it. but when i found out she was doing it, i said, "ava, i have this song i want -- i want to write a song for this documentary." because the documentary is about mass incarti issue that we've been dealing with a lot here in america and it needs to be resolved. you know, her work inspires me. so i was like, i want to write about it, but i hadn't even seen the film. she was like, "okay, but you know there's other people submitting songs." >> seth: oh, wow, she did you like that? [ laughter ] >> yeah, she did me like that. yeah, she did me like that. >> seth: you had to audition. >> yeah i did. i auditioned. we were at the white house. it was barrack obama's, the president's birthday party. and i walked up to her and i started rapping in her ear, singing the song. mean, she was listening, but she said she was also paying attention to

so you won an oscar for the song you wrote for "selma." >> yes. >> seth: congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: oprah winfrey was a producer on the film. and i would love you to clear this up, because you won and as you were walking down the aisle, it looked like oprah went to high five you and you just completely ghosted her. you -- [ light laughter ] which seems like a terrible career move. >> that's a bad career move and i would never do oprah like that. oprah, if you're watching i would never do you like that. [ light laughter ] you know, it was one of these things where you think somebody -- you're trying to figure it out, are they giving you dap? are they about to give you dap or is it the person behind you? >> seth: okay, gotcha. right. so i had to take care of myself in that instance and i went to the other person. [ light laughter ] and she ended up, you know, passing me by. >> seth: right. >> you know? but, i mean, eventually i told her, "look, of course i didn't pass you up." >> seth: because it's an interesting thing -- you don't know what's worse:

of all the activities in the past week in selma come to no? bill is not here? that is shocking. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no. and i'm not taking any more questions. >> that was very impressive. s. before heading outside. because heavy winds are giving the valley a major cool down. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...the heated trial over a alleged bullying incident at ccsd school continues today. we'll see what parents and school officials had to say during day two of the trial. ((brian loftus)) >> and... a las vegas neighborhood is on edge a valley neighborhood on edge... after a man is arrested for luring kids into his apartment. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news a right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. ((sherry swensk)) >> and i'm sherry swensk << ad lib about weather >> let's take a look at

. >>> captain good morning. >> reporter: good morning, taking a look at u.s. 301 from kissimmee to selma. have a great weekend, here is setting off a decent weekend here. >>> if you need a pick me up for your morning commute, head over to any lala location, stores offering free coffee as it's celebrating it's 100th store. that stores in just over an hour. >>> sports illustrated celebrating the cubs win, all the way it feature cubs anthony izzy. copy also start stands and subscribers as early as tomorrow. i'm kind of think it might be a collector's item. eight years in the making. >> good for the cubs. >> everyone was a cubs fan yesterday on facebook and twitter. >> especially all of us because of the tampa connection. >>> joe mad done way to go. >>> stay tuned, good morning america is up next. are back in 25 minutes -- ivan and janelle will be back in 25 >>> good morning, america. we have our brand-new poll this morning as the candidates hit their final weekend on the campaign trail. >> because everything donald trump has said and done is a preview of what could happen. clinton cross pat

city where they were confronted by the police officers, similar to what happened in soma, alabama -- selma, alabama. there was a confrontation on the bridge tween the civil rights leaders and the pittsburgh police department. lessarch was more or demonstrating against the restrictions on black construction workers to get jobs on major projects, including the construction of the u.s. steel building downtown and three rivers stadium. the civil rights movement also was the economic rights movement in pittsburgh because it surroundinge issues the economic advancement for african-americans in pittsburgh. i want people when they leave this exhibition to fully have an understanding of the issue of slavery in the united states. the impact slavery have on the development of the united states. and the continuation of freedom rights and freedom issues in this country. geared older the civil rights movement and even today through the black lives matter movement. the primary issue being oppression that comes right out of slavery. if we understand slavery, we can have a better understanding of how oppre

i ain't doing it anymore. >> from "hell on wheels" to "american gangster" to the odd car-winning "selma." >> learning about the dedication they had for fighting for freedom, protesting and changing laws so that everybody could be on an equal level. just experiencing that changed my life. improved my life, made me want it goes ? ? go ahead up ? ? stand up ? >> he established his common ground foundation for education, and works with president obama on my brother's keeper, which helps young men of color. >> we have a presidential election in a couple days. we're coming to the end of eight years of the first african american president. are race relations better off today? have we gotten better in eight years? >> it starts honestly with kids being able to see a black president. with that they can see that anybody can be president. now hopefully it would be a woman president. >> i'm thinking the work you do outside might be, people could call you a modern-day civil rights leader. would you be happy with that label? >> i definitely want to do the work. i don't know if i've earned that title y

. >> general assignment, writing, of all the activities in the past week in selma come to fruition now? >> bill plante? no? bill is not here? that is shocking. >> did you make a mista in sending arms ttehran, sir? >> no. and i'm not taking any more questions. now at 4:30 - a customer is hurt ...after getting shot at a phone store in west allis. now the search is on for the suspect. 3 and - aaron rodgers is kingspeaut... about all the criticism his team is facing... after 3 back-to-back loses. hear from him... in just a few minutes. good mor to you! thanks so thursday november th. it's going to ?sound? like christmas though!one local radio station starts playing holiday music... ?arounthe clock?.. in just a couple of hours!details ahead! ahead! but first... tracking your temperatures at this hour is meteorologist justin thompson gee. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5?))today: lots of sun and very warm with highs in the upper 60s nearing the record of 690. breezy with wind gusts

of all the activities in the past week in selma come to fruition now? >> bill plante? no? bill is not here? that is shocking. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no. and i'm not taking any more right now on cbs 2 this morning...a corridor restraurant responds to claims it discriminated against customers based of how they voted. president-elect donald trump gets his first taste in foregin affairs this morning - find out what world leader is coming to the u-s for a visit. plus- when we will find out if a pipeline that cuts through iowa - can be welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm jenee ryan. ryan.

of all the activities in the past week in selma come to fruition now? >> bill plante? no? bill is not here? that is shocking. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no. and i'm not taking any more ,, %f0 >>> here's your change. welcome to the cbs4 morning news at 4:30. it's thursday, november 17th. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. you'll feel the cold as soon as you step outside and today independence pass near aspen shuts season. cdot crews are expected to shut the aspen and twin lakes gates at noon. this is a little bit late. normally the road is closed each year on november 7th. it will reopen the thursday before memorial day. >> like to be the last person through there for the winter, because after that there's the change. tell us about the snow. not quite here yet? >>> not quite here. over the mountains in the next couple of hours we'll see snow,

. >> general assignment, writing, of all the activities in the past week in selma come to fruition now? >> bill plante? no? bill is not here? that is shocking. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no. and i'm not taking any more questions. this morning:a flagstaff police officer is under investigation after he's seen on camera punching a woman in the face.we'll show you the video and tell you what set this whole thing off. says, " ."a guy is hitting into the back of me, trying to kill me on the road."a frightening and random attack on a valley road.this morning... the victim is through her mind during a chaotic encounter where a random driver started attacking her and..great news for drivers this morning. a major west valley route.. is back open! where you can get back on the road.. starting this morning. good morning, great to have you with us... it's thursday, november 17th, i'm preston phillips. and... i'm yetta gibson. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs5 in the next ten minutes we're going to get you completely prepared for the day with the news you ne

us are seng east of the triangle along the i-95 corridor through rocky mount, wilson, smithfield, selma, benson, dunn and into fayetteville this morning. also, i-40 will be a wet ride heading toward benson and beyond in the sampson county. slow down and give yourself extra time. if we zoom into the live commute map, we have a report of a minor crash from rock quarry road, also on glenwood from 54, but over all major routes looking good. slow on westbound near the clayton bypass but nothing unusual this morning. back to you. >>> to a developing story out of harnett county where a college freshman has died after falling from a dorm window. >> it happened last night at campbell university. that's where wral's mikaya thurmond is reporting from this morning. what can you tell us about this tragic story? >> reporter: the right now is determining whether that student jumped, fell, or was pushed out of a third story window of a dorm that is just behind me here at campbell university. authorities have identified that student as 18-year-old ezra goldbach who died from that fall. he was a professi

(selma, nc)the republican nominee held several events in north carolina...once again bashing his opponent's email pr: practices:(sot trump) "hillary thought nothing of putting classified information on her illegal server, which our enemies have now hacked." despite the push by both candidatesa cbs /n times poll finds 92 percent of voters have already made up their minds.hena daniels cbs news. 3 trump and clinton both campaign in the battleground states of pennsylvania and ohio today... where races are t. tight. meanwhile, an anonymous source tells cbs news... beyonce will join husband "jay z"... at a ?get-out-the-vote concert? in cleveland tomorrow in support of clinton. 3 voters in several communities here in southeastern wisconsin... have ?referendums? to decide on come tuesday. tuesday.the oconomowoc school million dollar project... to address ?aging buildings? and a ?growing population.? population.?that includes renovating an old health clinic... into an "east campus" for the high school--- as well as --- several big ?maintenance and improvement projects.?the district also wants to bui

and concord and selma, north carolina. his wife, melania will host a rally in berwyn, pennsylvania. hillary clinton has appearances scheduled in greenville and raleigh, north carolina. the real clear politics national polling average now shows clinton one-point-seven points ahead of trump. trump is ahead in florida, ohio, and nevada. clinton is ahead in pennsylvania, colorado, and virginia. in north carolina, the two candidates are tied. happening today.. early voting ends in maryland. turnout on just the first day last week broke records in the state. polls open at eight this morning, and close at eight p-m. you have one more day to vote in the district. early voting there ends tomorrow. more than 26 million americans have already cast their ballots in this election. we want to hear from you in these final five days before the election. today, our brad bell and vote trak 2016 will be in germantown, maryland. use the hashtag "vote trak 20-16" to join the restaurant owners have come out against a controversial measure on the ballot in fairfax county. it's the fairfax county meals tax

carl cameron, selma, north carolina, where donald trump is expected to rally later tonight. trump also went after secretary clinton, not surprisingly in that rally. >> reporter: oh, sure. it's also worth noting that hillary clinton will be in north carolina later today so you see how the campaigns are overlapping. trump has said pretty much for six months his -- five months -- that for his general election strategy he has to win florida, ohio, pennsylvania, north carolina, and one has to clue florida and ohio. if he loses north carolina, things are in trouble. today he basically drew off of fox news reporting last night from bret baier that the investigation of the clinton foundation and the possibility of a nexus or overlap with the e-mail scandal has an effect been underway for a the better part of the last year with some fbi and some justice department divisions all looking into a variety of different potential overlaps and trump obviously is going to try to use that as a mallet to whack clinton with. >> it's far reaching and has been going on for more than one year. it w

last time you were here you were in your acting role in "selma." >> i feel like this is a continuation of "selma" and glory because those are songs, music and art that speaks up for society and social issues and people and bringing what black culture is to the forefront. not just the protests, but the joy, the love, the spirituality, your god and us. just creating that equality. that's what the music is. >> it is great. common was on my show the other day. we had such a great time. what i learned most about you because i know you publicly -- but when i got a chance to hang with this guy, you are a terrific guy. >> thank you. >> just a good soul. it was nice spending time with you. take it away. >> yes. thank you. ? freedom freedom come ? ? hold on won't be long ? ? suddenly the southern trees we hung from baring souls forgive them father they know it is not ? ? pride of the pilgrims affect lives of millions ? ? for now we know the new jim crow the stop, search and arrest the black souls. philosophies of control, a cruel hand taking hold we let go to free them so we can free us ? ? amer

and has always done nothing for our community here in selma. i hear people talking about the voting rights was given to him. alabama,s in selma, are still paying the price for the sacrifices we made to get that law changed. a democrat is someone we need to look at closely. he's 48 years old. shelby is 82. we always complain about age. we want another strom thurmond on our hands? i would ask people to please vote for the democrat ticket this time. we need a change in our nation. thank you. host: do you have a comment to that? guest: i think alabama is a good example where we look at the tight senate races and you forget there are a lot of races that aren't competitive. richard shelby was worried about the primary. as soon as he won the primary, his path to reelection was pretty set. the polarization in states like alabama make these races impossible for the other party. host: let's talk about another close race, north carolina. republicano usa, senator richard burr slim the over democratic challenger deborah ross. has flipped since early fall. a

including thursday night rallying backers at a farm in selma, north carolina. 17,000 in attendance. the nominee on stage with veterans. >> and these great generals and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss, i don't think so. ? trump train roll on down >> reporter: here in rural pennsylvania, trump supporters claim they've been let down by the washington establishment. >> this year, we have someone who is not the establishment, and that's why they're all getting in line. >> reporter: trump's aides tell nbc news, he'll hit ten battlegrounds in three days, including left-leaning states like nevada and michigan. also returning to the trail, sarah palin, with stops in michigan and north carolina. and just released, trump's closing ad, striking a populist tone. >> the only force >> reporter: at trump's events, anger toward hillary clinton is boiling over. former new hampshire governor john sununu shouted, execute her. >> now, you don't need that kind of stuff, really and truly. >> reporter: tonight, trump aides say he'll be targeting blue and ba

. >> from seneca falls to selma, from california farm fields to stonewall inn, people have stood up and spoke out to meet the tests of their times. on tuesday, we face a test our own. everything you care about, everything i care about and have worked for is at stake. >> and cecilia vega with us tonight from cleveland. obviously, relief within the clinton campaign with the fbi's announcement. but you're learning some real frustration with the fbi director? >> reporter: they are frustrated. the initial announcement from james comey couldn't have come at a worse time for hillary but now they're looking ahead to the big rally tomorrow, a final passing of the torch. >> cecilia vega, in ohio. thank you. >>> donald trump did not directly address the fbi announcement, but his campaign did and quickly. tom llamas is in michigan tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with news of the fbi's announcement breaking, donald trump's jet parked on a runway in minnesota. when he finally sticking to the script. >> real change also means restoring honesty to government. first thing you should do is get rid of clin

of all the activities in the past week in selma come to fruition now? >> bill plante? no? bill is not here? that is shocking. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no. and i'm not taking any more questions. now the warning going out to local schools!! pups caught in the cross hairs of controversial new rules. what's at stake. 32 guns -- stolen! they're now on the very streets where yo and cops have linked these crooks to even more crimes! good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey.

right now he's in jacksonville, florida and then head to berwyn, pennsylvania and concord and selma, north carolina. trump made a tuesday, trying to gain wisconsin voters. the wisconsin department of justice will continue to monitor polling places around the state on election day. the department's election integrity teams are made up of two election monitors. the teams will visit polling places to monitor for election law violations, including voter intimidation and fraud. make sure you make -- today's tmj4 your home for complete coverage election ght. decision 2016 coverage starts still ahead... improving officers safety. some proposing having two officers in each squad. why that could be a problem in small and rural communities. then... preparations underway-- the three new things you can expect this year at the "w-i-a-a volleyball tournament" hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more