it spreads across the economy of the south. the means of production and labor are the foundation to these success. important to keep in mind that as we tame out of the american revolution, that as the iuntry came together -- wanted to show you this to remind you of the importance of slavery to the south. at the top isuc taken from the graphic at the bottom. a $100 bill in confederate money. on the dollars, they highlighted the importance of slavery as a driver for the economy. reinforcement of the importance of slavery to the economy and well-being. if you look back at the convention to write the again see thehe importance of slavery. south carolina and georgia, at the constitution convention in philadelphia demand that slavery protected. in particular, you cannot do anything to affect the slave sign or will he will not the documents. they drive in the idea of seeing slaves as three\five of a man. consequence, they get the slave trade protected for 20 years and they get of their protected. it gave them more influence and power

china has the biggest user of the islands in the south china sea, and more shipped over there in southhina sea more than other countries. however, the freedom of navigation has not been--never been an issue in the south china sea. there is not an single incident that people can find harm to the freedom of navigation. they have the policy of the asia pacific. beginning in 2010 the united states use the south china seas as an entry point to get involved i in the affairs of southeast asia. the it uses this issue to interview in the affairs of south china sea. the so-called freedom of navigation operation if it takes place will be provocative to china. >> let's talk about the spratley islands. they're 500 miles from china's clothesline by 100 miles to hundred miles have vietnam. this is a breach of code of conduct signed by all the claimants. and the region is one of the most productive areas for commercial fishing and one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. obviously who controls this is in a good position. it's one of the most desirable places in the sea to control. what is the j

south and east of the city we have a period of rain.theast will be relatively dry. 11:00 a.m. showers in place as it tries to exit the coastline. the afternoon is dry, but clouds maybe a sprinkle, the better chance of rain is along the coastline. we've been talking about the coastal impacts. 66 is the high, temperatures roughly 20 degrees cooler than yesterday in spots. that's a huge change. you can see the progression of the temperatures staying in the 60s with lots of clouds. let's get to the latest with hurricane joaquin. 120-mile an hour sustained winds this is a cat 3 hurricane and expected to intensify even more. it will become a cat 4 hurricane before taking a turn up the coastline. this track last night was faced toward the west. even at the 2:00 a.m. update moving in off raleigh, it would be right here. we would be dealing with the northeast quader drant where -- graduate drant -- quadrant where you get the most storm surge. this is pulling east which his good news for everybody. 0 oh, which is good news for everybody. tuesday,

and 3rd. 5th street is blocked at south street.5 at girard southbound traffic heading toward center city, remember i showed you the shot 15 minutes ago we saw construction blocking the right lane. they picked up the cones and left nice and early, so no delays. the vehicle fire has cleared looking better in pennsberg. we have construction blocking the right lane on the northeast extension southbound past quakertown. >> talk about a shocker you can jaws dropped and there were tears when house majority leader kevin mccarthy said i'm not running for speaker anymore. >> reporter: in please than 2 1/2 hours, majority leader kevin mccarty went from a confident candidate of the speaker of the house to withdrawal. >> if we're going to renight and be strong we need a new face to help do that. >> reporter: the decision throws house republicans deeper into chaos. it came after the closed door meeting from the same conservatives that would challenge him on the floor as house republican. little known candidates, daniel websteronhevetz are still

get by south street. no water on south street.ut for some reason the water is still flowing here without on this side, of the fifth street and manhole cover over there water still flowing, not a huge water main break. the the street not flooding. it is not getting in any businesses. we had bob kelly mention johnny rockets the place on the corner here. the adidas store across the street all dry. you can sea water still flowing and water department is not here. they have got five cones out, and some yellow police tape up, but nobody actively trying to shut this water down which likely means that the people live here still have water pressure and water services but as we always see with water main breaks the street getting muddy. we have seen far worse then this and the word is in moorestown, that situation far worse then this. moorestown main street bob will be telling thaw but that is closed between church and chester avenues, two main drags going to and from route 38 and that is right in the heart of the business district. i'm tol

south street is open, so you can travel up and down south street right now. water crews say a number of businesses may be without water as they make repairs on the main. no word on how long the repair will take or when service will be restored to the businesses right along 5th and south street here. we're live in south philadelphia, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news" "action news." of the. >> thanks, eva. the southwest philadelphia business owner is in critical condition from a violent knife attack. it happened at southwest auto tags on the 6200 block of dick street. 62-year-old was found lying on the ground with stab wounds. the assailant entered the store at 6:00 p.m. and struggling with him. he stabbed him 20 times in the head and upper torso and robbed the place. the attack left those who know him stunned. >> a nice guy that works everyday and tries to make a living and doesn't do anything crooked. >> police are searching for the suspect and hope to retrieve surveillance video from a nearby gas station. >> 6:05. prosecutors are looking to wrap up their c

it started to pull south and east. now we're seeing the cloud deck push south and east, as well.rom the pennsylvania turnpike north you're clear, south you have high, thin clouds, by afternoon everybody clears out. it's really, really nice. wind speeds anywhere from 35 to 15 miles per hour. out of the north. yesterday they were out of the south. that's why it was so warm. today this will help to cool us off. we're looking at highs topping out in the mid 60s. we're only at 48. in reading, 48 in allentown. poconos you're about nine degrees above the freezing mark. dover, 55 degrees. forecast for today. sunny and cooler, yesterday, # # -- 80. today with we're lucky, 66. winds out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. this is a gorgeous saturday across the board. lunchtime, 63. 3:00 p.m., 65 and 6:00 p.m., 60 degrees a ton of sunshine. we'll keep the winning streak going tomorrow, as well. i'll have the details in the seven day coming up in just a little bit, eva? >> gusty storms whipping through the neighborhoods you can see the rain blowing almost sideways in conshohocken yes

live now in south philadelphia, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> and we have more breaking news in south philadelphia. someone set several small fires, and authorities are treating them as suspicious. sky force 10 was over the 9th and wharton. we are told that have trash was set on fire in front of that apartment building. no one was hurt. we'll continue to follow the breaking news and bring you updates on air and on our nbc 10 news app. >>> and international breaking news. a democracy group won the nobel peace prize. the announcement came about an hour ago. the first and most successful arab spring movement. some of the notable nominees for this year's prize, pope francis, german chancellor merkel and edward snowden. >>> a man escaped serious injury after he was stabbed with what police describe as a large knife or a sword. nbc 10 was on the scene on juniper drive in cherry hill. police have not said what role this person played in the crime. investigators tell us the victim was stabbed in the hand and taken to the hospital. he's expected to be okay. no word yet on a motive. >>> meantim

the leading edge is moving across delaware and south jersey now. philadelphia and areas to the west you're really just dealing with rain. live zoomed in on double scan live seeing that it's now pressed through wilmington. you're just dealing with rain. the new jersey turnpike, though, we've got some very heavy downpours and a lot of lightning strikes, 21 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes and this all continues to push to the east pretty quickly. little bit farther up to the north cherry hill right now some heavy rain, haddonfield, marlton, mount laurel seven lightning strikes the past 15 minutes. we do not have any severe thunderstorm warnings. this line continues to weaken. really quickly. it's booking 45 miles per hour but when it was farther to the west it was really packing a punch. woo he have got storm reports west nantmeal chester county reporting wind gusts of 56 miles per hour in new morgan berks county trees down along i-76. ephrata lancaster county trees and wires down. east vincent wires down on hickory grove road and royersford

south carolina underwater. how crews from our area are now working to help. >> accused of murdering three people over a 10--year period. today, charles severance goes on trial. >> just about 30 minutes until sunrise over the district. thanks for waking up with us. >> we have your time-saver traffic, but begin with howard. >>> clouds are moving towards the north-northwest they are broken up. moved into pennsylvania and a lot of breaks now. afew clouds and a good deal of sun. temperatures in the 4s and 50s. abeautiful picture at the weather camera of the clearing skies. 62 at noon. highs today in the mid to upper 60s. a great start to the week. here is larry. >>> we were single tracking, but that is resolved. buses are running on schedule as well. in the capital beltway we have good news. 23rd parkway at iverson place was closed because of a police investigation. when that wraps up that road will be open. here is a look from sky 9. you can see volume as as you make your way towards the capital beltway. again, typ

in the minds of lots of people both north and south. he thinks there needs to be a process by which people from the north and south to talk about the number of issues including what tormented him or means to them, with the memory of it means to them. and how come there's still so and so on.eling having that kind of conversation from the point of view of conflict resolution it may be necessary to keep two things in mind. first, one comes to one on opinion about who's right and who's wrong in a controversy like this. i've no doubt that what spencer , i'vebout the war is true no doubt that what he says about the confederate flag becoming a symbol of racial oppression and is true. and i have no doubt that the people who are trying to defend the flag wrongheaded. although have to say that the thetion of how far you go next are fading historical regimes is one that is complicated and troubling. i'm sure you want to talk about that later. the point i want to make at this point is that from a conflict resolution for the view seems to me it is n

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south town 24 northbound still 128. you've got those heavy delays now all the way back into brockton approaching to crash. route stop-and-go out of weymouth. 95 days delays in canton if this morning. 25 minutes braintree to boston. about 20, 495 out to 128. as you make your way south on 9 not too bad out of methuen but that volume really picks up near wilmington at 125 and stays heavy down to the leverett connector. trains and buses doing okay. em leem. emily: thank you. new this morning. two amateur hikers rescued from mt. washington might be footing the bill for their rescue. the men were stranded sunday with no food or water when they called for help. officials say it was snowing, and winds were gusting nearly 100 miles per hour. one of them had twisted his ankle. "the herald" reports if found negligent, they could be required to pay about $1,500. randy: this morning the u-conn student whose obscenity-laced tirade went viral is now issuing a new message. luke gatti is apologizing. by now, most people have seen the vi

it seems he's lucky because the south korean authorities are pointing out there are three other south korean citizens who remain in north korea. they were sentenced to life in hard labor carp camps, and they remain there on spying charges after having been found guilty of spying. so he could have been facing a much harsher punishment. it seems instead he's going to be returned in a few hours to south korea. >> yeah. we will certainly watch that, count down to that, and see what this release may signal, perhaps, for those other people who have been detained in south korea. in north korea, keeping a close eye on that. >> lots more to get to for you this hour. record levels of rain are causing major flooding in parts of the u.s. coming up, we'll take you to south carolina where officials say the worst isn't over yet. >> plus another typhoon hits china and brings with it this powerful tornado. we'll have a full weather update for you in just a moment. stay with us. >> i was sitting in the front of the classroom. facing the teacher when everything happened. he just came in and shot towards

they are clearing up on the south bay. wanted to show you the crash for north 87 cleared from the roadway and that slowing still there and all your northbound routes showing that slower drive for san jose and moving up towards the rest of the silicon valley. pretty typical pattern south 680 slow and a little slower than you would expect, especially for a thursday crash. crash through union city and might have some slowing off the castro valley and big rig involved in a crash there. it's on the shoulder. we're looking at the upper east shore as well as concord and all showing the build, but nothing dramatic now after the earlier crashes have cleared from richmond. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights still on and looking at south 101 with that build coming down to the curve. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> 6:40. coming up john boehner is out but who's in. congress set to take the next step towards selecting the speaker of the house. >> we'll preview his testimony, coming up. >>> 6:had 2. hap pg today. it's n

south sudan's civil war began in 2013 over a political split. report was meant to be released earlier this year, but was delayed to give peace negotiations a chance. since independence four years ago about 200,000 people have fled north to sudan to try toes cape the violence. caroline malone reports. >> reporter: this is the mother of six children. she is from south sudan and voted for independence four years ago. but she has been forced to leave her home and go back to where she used to live in sudan. >> translator: i really regretted it. i will never go back to south sudan, if you saw how they killed of our loved ones, you could not imagine how we arrived in sudan. neighbors gave us beds. >> reporter: nearly 200,000 people have run away from violence in south sudan in the last four years. government forces are fighting rebel groups for control, with civilians often becoming the victims. five members of this family were among them. regina's relatives were attacked. her mother and sister were killed. >> translator: my mother and sister were hit

behind me south 680. a typical pattern and this tuesday traffic really kicking in there, as well as for the south bay, the northbound routes really showing that slow down. volume increased for 101 and 85 and 87 and a crash north 280 at 17. that's a typical trouble spot now. a little worse because of that distraction over on the shoulder. we're talking about a typical tuesday commute for your drive and earlier crashes mostly on the shoulder. one stretch of bay point slow for highway 4 and the bay bridge toll plaza the live look, yes, indeed, all your lanes filled. back to you. >> plenty of friends. >> looking for the positive. >>> coming up next, a popular trail turned crime scene. we just learned investigators are now calling a hiker's death a homicide. >>> plus, new trouble for a bay area jail. scathing accusations of prolonged abuse puts more correctional deputies in the hot seat. mmm... nothing like johnsonville breakfast sausage. delicious and packaged with nothing to hide. no secrets. just like our f

in -- in the minds of people both north and south. he thinks there needs to be a process by which people from the north and south get to talk about a number of issues, including what the civil war means to them, with the memory means to them, and how come there is still so much bad so on. and once you start having that type of conversation, and this will be my only serious comment, it may be necessary to keep two things in mind. the first thing is, when it comes to one's own opinion about who is right and who is wrong in a controversy like this, i have no doubt that to what spencer says about the civil war being about slavery is true. i have no doubt that what he says about the confederate flag becoming a symbol of racial oppression and revival during a peer of desegregation the way it did is true and i have no doubt the people who are trying to defend the continued flying of the flag are wrongheaded. although, i have to say, the question of how far you go in extricating the historical memory of evil regimes is one that is complicated

: there is a difference in understanding between china and vietnam over the south china sea issue. both countries recognize each other as an important partner and are working hard to resolve the issue concerning the waters through dialogue. >> china's foreign ministry said xi will visit vietnam on november 5th and will leave for singapore the following day. he's scheduled to meet the head of vietnam's communist party and president. and will give a speech at vietnam's parliament. china said xi's visit will deepen political exchanges and advance cooperation in infrastructure development. nhk's correspondent in beijing says xi's visit is designed to mollify the impact of the territorial dispute by providing economic and political cooperation with vietnam. >>> in the chaotic days after world war ii ended, a bloody incident in indonesia left more than 1,200 dead, both indonesians and japanese. seven decades later, historians on both sides are only just beginning to understand what might have happened. nhk world's yusuke ota reports from indonesia. >> reporter: a ceremony to commemorate

we will leave you with this from parts of south carolina. notice some of the areas in the low lying areas that go down the hill into the portion of the tennis court down there. the aftermath shows you the tremendous flooding that took place, especially in the low-lying areas in south carolina. >> the before and after is stunning. >>> new developments in the search for the cargo ship in the caribbean. the hunt for survivors after concluding el faro sank on the way to puerto rico under the fury of hurricane joaquin. officials found survival suits and life rafts, but no signs of survivors. the crew included 28 americans. >>> whenever something happens, the president is getting questions. is he going travel and visit there? the white house is making plans this morning for the president to travel to roseburg, oregon on friday and meet privately with the families of the victims of the shooting. this as we learn new details of the young man spared of the shooter. his mother spoke out and asked that we not use matthew's last name. he was spared beca

deaths in south carolina so far. two in north carolina. those numbers could rise this morning. president obama has declared a major disaster ordering federal aid. the mayor of columbia expects things to get worse before they get better with damage in the billions of dollars. the problem now is flooded streams flowing into swollen rivers. officials say 18 dams have breached or failed in the state. near columbia, a mandatory evacuation has been ordered downstream of the overcreek river. >> helicopter crews and dozens more from the air in rescue operations. some guard troops ordered to help state troopers. this man risked his safety to get caskets out of a grave site. >> this is somebody's family. we have to respect the dead. that's family suffering. family popped up out of the ground. it is the human thing to do. >> with the latest on the flooding, cnn's boris sanchez in south carolina. >> reporter: we are in manning, south carolina. this major highway that leads all the way to florida is covered in flood water. at lea

jay gray live in columbia, south carolina. we saw earlier an entire power pole under water just a few feet from where you are standing. >> yeah, laura. that's the team playing out across the carolinas as you talk about from the coastline to the foothills. here the roadway washed away the rapids are building and so are the flood waters and this is going to continue for the next couple of days. flood waters continue to rush across the carolinas, running through or over everything in their path. >> cars are submerged. cars washed up against the porch and everything and never seen anything like it. >> reporter: in many areas, there's never been anything like this. rain for three days straight, at times more than two inches an hour. >> the rising water has collapsed. bridges overcome dams and destroyed roads and whole neighborhood have found themselves under water and precious lives have been lost. >> reporter: at least five people have died as a result of the storm. hundreds more. >> the house is flooding and they can't stop it. r

south koreans need special permission.laws in the country of having contact with north korea. the national intelligence service says it will investigate whether joo won-moon broke any laws. they will certainly bring him in for questioning. christine. >> kathy novak, thank you. keep us posted of any developments. >>> new this morning, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu threatening harsh terrorism. on saturday, a 17-year-old killed two israelis in a knife and gun attack in the old city of jerusalem. that makes four israeli fatal y fatalities in a matter of days. israeli police are barring palestinian men under 50 from prayer services at the compound. cnn's erin mclaughlin has more. good morning, erin. this is a tense situation getting worse by the minute. >> reporter: that is right, john. things in jerusalem are extre extremely tense. israeli authorities, according to media reports, are considering additional security measures in response to the violence. we are expecting a decision from a cabinet meeting to be held l

a 75-mile stretch of i-95 that was closed through south carolina, going north and south on the easterne're going to have to deal with this until tomorrow and then get a break and these winds will finally subside as well as the surf and tides here up and down the coast. especially here. this is the second most -- metro area for coastal flooding outside of new orleans in the united states. living up to it in recent days. >> mike seidel, thanks so much. the big takeaway is it is windy. >>> that minneapolis dentist who killed cecil the lion awakened the world to trophy hunting. now a new msnbc documentary shows us where lions are raised to solely be hunted. we'll take you inside a breed g ing farm. so we switched to charmin. with more go's in every roll, charmin ultra mega roll equals mega value. each sheet is 75% more absorbent so you can use less with every go. which means charmin ultra mega roll lasts longer than even the leading thousand-sheet brand. cha-ching! nothing scary about that. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. was going to clean if an better than a manual? he said

. >> water gushes down a busy section of south street. we're live with the impact it will have on the nearby businesses. >> the skies are clear for the morning commute accuweather is tracking rain by the time you are coming home. >> good morning, it is 5:30, friday. let's see what david and karen have to say about weather and traffic. >> reporter: it's going to be warm today, but you're right, rain, and maybe thunderstorms popping up because of a frontal boundary off to the west. ahead of it is a surge of warm air coming up from the south. it was nice yesterday, but warmer this afternoon. 56 in allentown. these numbers from the shore to the lehigh valley milder than this time yesterday at least by a few degrees. once again the winds are light, they will pick up later today as the cold front gets closer to us and we get closer to the arrival of rain. 58 by 6:00. partly cloudy skies early, once we get past sunrise we'll see sunny breaks as we roll through the morning. tgif kids. 68 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 70 degrees by -- 73 by noon, 80 degree

residents in south carolina extremely happy about that. believe it or not this is a main thoroughfare that runs into town. for those of you who don't know the topography of charleston it is actually a fence law. back behind the cameras super river behind us and charleston harbor. obviously with the intense moisture in some parts of the area they have gotten over 2 feet of rain over the last several days. too much for this city to handle. charleston is known as low country, and because of that, a lot of the water even from um north has funneled down this way. that is actually a major concern. you guys have probably seen the pictures in columbia, south carolina which is north of here. there is a fear in charleston now that that water will make its way back down and there will be more flash floods and more concerns about the potentially deadly danger. guys. >> thank you, joel. >> joel waldman in charleston, south carolina. a little girl missing for days miraculously found alive in ohio. >> hi, baby. hi, baby. >> search teams scoured that rura

he is a south korean but permanent member of the united states and south korea promising an investigation to see if he broke the law. >> officials say this may have been this collateral damage and promised swift investigation and this morning doctors without borders calling this a violation of international law. >>> this week lawmakers are considering a law that would force you to put down phone while driving in the bay state. transportation committee set to debate the hands-free proposal at public hearing on tuesday at the statehouse. supporters say restricting cell phone use to hands-free technology helps cut counsel on distracted driving crashes and illegal to text while driving but not to talk. >>> deadly developments out of south carolina as the rain continues to fall there this morning. >> plus number of new england sailors are among those on board a missing ship this morning and captain's judgment is being questioned. >> taking look at expressway as you go north from quincy and take you 32 minutes. only averaging about 16 miles per hour and as get closer to the city you're jammed f

here's a look at south philly, live look outside 95 south taillights moving in the south bends directiont broad. see plenty of them. plenty of tail light, indicating we are certainly getting into the swing every things now, a loft you just starting to hit the roadways, a look at the blue route northbound route one. you can see, both moving in the northbound and southbound direction, steady flow, indicating again once again that now pushing toward that 6:00 hour, we're really starting to see everyone hit the roadways, which mondays we typically see that even before the 6:00 hour. here's a look at the schuylkill westbound at city avenue for those every out on the schuylkill or on the roosevelt boulevard, trying get to the schuylkill. looking good. looking a lot like. >> this just plenty of headlights out there already to jump start your monday morning, now, two points of construction in new jersey, route 55 northbound past route 674. the right lane is blocked, until 3:30 on this strength. if we go down here, route 55 southbound past route 49, the right lane block, until 3:00 p.m. so two-po

you see that just south of there at 98. looked like this morning what they're doing is stop all the traffic and get that cleared quicker than yesterday, which was kind of a painful clearing. we'll look for that. san leandro boulevard. take you on the other side of the coliseum and eastbound 580 is your alternate. san leandro boulevard is a better route. hopefully that clears in the next few minutes. slow through livermore and overnight road crew clearing there and the rest of your bay is at speed, guys. send it right back to you. >> we'll take it right from here. thank you very much, mike. >>> fedex is raidsing its fuel surcharge for the second time this year and, what do you know, just in time for the holidays. >> how will that affect you? for more on that and the rest of inn the news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy. >> hey, sam and laura, good morning to you. the markets will look to extend their winning ways following monday's big rally and futures are lower ahead of the open. stocks surged adding to friday's ga

at annual talks with south korean business leaders in tokyo. the tpp is one of the world's largest trade pacts. it has 12 member countries although south korea is not one of them. the chairman of the federation was positive to the idea. he said cross board cooperation is needed to deal with slow growth in the global economy. he indicated that japan and south korea should pursue active economic exchanges through partnership deals. south korean business officials also proposed that the two countries reinstate their currency swap arrangements given the state of instability in the financial markets. >>> struggling electronics company sharp expects to move a net loss for the april through september period. company officials say they failed to reach sales target for lcd panels used in smartphones in china. sharp officials estimated net loss of $700 million. they have projected an operating profit of about $83 million. they now expect an operating loss of about $215 million. they revised down full year operating profit to one eighth of their original

low pressure to the south. a channeling effect, we squeeze the pressure gradient the winds will be gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. we will have minor coastal flooding. beach erosions. in the interior parts of the carolinas could see maybe ten more inches of rain between now an saturday night and sunday morning. so inland areas could be dealing with not only flash flooding but river and stream flooding. so even if joaquin doesn't make a direct impact and stays off the coast, there will be a whole lot of issues to deal with. fortunately, we won't have the kind of wind and the kind of impact we would have with a direct hit from a hurricane. tracy, that's how it stand now. weather going downhill the next couple days. bad beach weather here on the jersey shore all the way down to virginia beach or the outer banks of north carolina. >> reporting live for us, certainly people at the jersey shore are preparing for whatever happens. >> let's look ahead on the "today" show. >> we get a preview from matt lawered and sava

he was a huge star here in south africa. has all been riveting for the south african public.k the public is split. some people still support pistorius and say he should be out of the public eye and rehabilitating himself. others say, well, with the country which has hideous levels of crimes against women, it sends the wrong message to have someone released after relatively short time in prison into the circumstances that he finds himself behind me. that again, in terms of the law, it's all about board, it seems. he could be heading back to prison because the appeal by the state to try and convert that conviction to murder happens in just a few weeks. and there is a chance they could win that appeal. john? >> david mckenzie there live just going on 20 past 6:00 on tuesday morning in pretoria out in front of a new digs of oscar pistorius on a luxury estate with a swimming pool. thank you. >>> it is very plush, very plush, indeed. >> quite nice. >>> outrage is growing in india. people are calling for government action after series of rape cases in new delhi. protesters are angry

light rain really south of boston, south shore, cape, and the islands. let me step you through the day because, as we get closer to noontime, notice the rain creeping into the city. by this evening, may lift north border. it's going to be damp and kind of raw. for temperatures with that strong wind along the coast. a little damp on saturday with that northeasterly breeze. by sunday, we're drying things out. cloudy still. shouldn't be as much wet weather by then. erika: it is 5:23. we have a musical edition of eye poppers. olessa: we start with a pair who may not be fancy, but they're taking the internet by storm. olessa: they're pretty good. they're the singing contractors. aaron gray and josh arnett work together in indianapolis. erika: meanwhile the customers are like, uh, are the walls done? it's nice that you're singing, but in the background, is there work to finish? olessa: and you may have seen the group of sorority girls snapping selfies at a football game. it inspired mike lynch. i don't care about any of your wise cracks it's click, click, clic

leaders watch china grow bolder to staking claims in the south china sea. here's the report. >> reporter: for the past year, chinese workers have. conducting massive dredging and building operations in the spratlys. manmade islands rose from three previously submerged reeves. this shows a complete runway on firy cross. now china claims 12-mile limit around the art official islands. the u.n. convention on the law of the sea says such limits cannot be set around manmade territory. so the u.s. has been studying the possibility of deploying naval ships to the region to conduct freedom of navigation operations. >> the united states will fly, sail, and operate wherever international law allows as we do around the world and the south china sea is not and will not be an exception. >> reporter: the issue was one of the main topics last month in a summit meeting between president obama and president xi. many experts believe if they had come up with a solution to the problem at the meeting, the u.s. would not have sent the warship. >> the move was triggered to narrow

look at the rain hitting south carolina. we talked about that earlier in the broadcast the tremendous flooding that he would. while we stay dry the area of low pressure is down to the south. we have consistent northeasterly flow. coastal flood advisory continues until 7:00 p.m. tonight. sunshine and clouds at the shore, 635 degrees. in the lehigh valley, partly sunny skies, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s in spots. 67 degrees in philadelphia. sunshine and clouds, it's breezy, we saw gusty winds along the coastline. that continues today. for the rest of the the winds died down a little bit. 68 is the high in millville. the area of low pressure staying to the south. 67 is the high. pockets of sunshine breezy. high pressure settles in come tomorrow. the low stays to the south. it's a milder afternoon we make it up to 73 degrees feeling good. we're continuing to follow hurricane joaquin. 85-mile an hour stainld winds still a hurricane at this point. watch how the moldses take it out to sea. not impacting our weather. we hav

south korea has missed an opportunity to write new international rules. >> reporter: south korea has already painstakingly carved out -- with the united states. the eu and other countries to cut tariffs and promote trade. it has taken be a wait and see stance with tpp. but the conclusion of the new trade accord has alarmed some korean auto parts manufacturers. this company makes parts for car engines. it exports 70% of its products. it plans to enter the american market next year because the bilateral trade deal lifts the tariffs on the company's products that were supposed to be more price competitive. once tpp is implemented, however, rival japanese companies will enjoy tariff free status too. the deal also means that tpp members states are expected to source more auto parts from within the trade bloc. the company fretz that its products might not be able to compete. >> translator: i think the tpp pact will boost the export power of our competitors in japan. it will put south korea under significant disadvantage in the medium and long-term. >> reporter: some experts want the govern

operation in south vietnam.is not an invasion of cambodia. >> nixon's conviction is that what you've got to do is cut off the supplies that the north vietnamese are funneling into the south to the viet cong, and the way to do it is to take out the ho chi minh trail, the route they're using through cambodia. >> you don't quite realize that cambodia is its own country, in fact, a country that always had tenuous relationships with vietnam. and once they destabilize cambodia, you really just have all hell breaking out. >> the cambodian operation will continue during the coming days. american units searching for north vietnamese troops and installations, but what they will find or how long they will be here no one can say for sure. >> the active, large-scale american and south vietnamese participation in the fighting in cambodia has brought a cry of anger from many college campuses. at kent state university in ohio, the protest turned into a riot with thousands of demonstrators facing national guardsmen and police. >

canada at the time is pro-south. there is a pervasive belief that if the south does secede from the union, the united states will compensate by invading canada. not sure where that came from, but they will tolerate southern sympathizers. the first ring is operating out of toronto. it is carried out by thomas henry heinz, one of the more active confederate agents. his project is to organize pro-south northerners living in what we would call the old northwest today -- indiana, ohio, michigan, illinois. what heinz wants to do is reach out and see if we can organize all the pro-south residence of these northern states into a rebellion, creating a northern confederacy. as one historian pointed out, thomas henry heinz was very much a southern patriot and idealist, and he happened to come in contact with a lot of people who did not necessarily share his enthusiasm. he goes onto to other things. he has a plot to seize chicago during the democratic national convention in 1864. he will actually have 70 of his operatives in his

south street, is closed.he other problem, an accident, south on 95, at cottman avenue, in the construction zone. so we are bumper to bumper here from approaching academy, all the way in to cottman. and then, the first problem that got us all started here was a downed tree, that's blocking the kelly drive. kelly drive closed both directing near fountain green, chain saw, to chop the puppy up, some fire, drop it off at mike's house for later on, when we have the fire side chats. but, the schuylkill, and the martin luther king drive, your best bets there. and south along 202, a disable right near the 401 interchange, but otherwise, the pennsylvania turnpike looking good. no problems on the bridges, and mass transit thumbs-up, mike, alex being back to you. >> thank you, bob kelly. almost 6:20. >> the government shutdown has been avoided. >> boy, just fewer hours ago matter of fact, house approved senate approved bill, just before midnight, 277 lawmakers vote in the favor, majority of those democrat, hard-line rep

the south bay and the north bay. it will be in the 80s else where in san francisco stays in the 70s. expect a warm weekend after it really cools off saturday evening. let's check in now with mike to see what can expect as you head out the door. >> folks through oakland can expect brake lights. still, look at this, this is from the column south. now, here's the hope. we have these flashing lights and just starting to move through just south of 98. once these clear, we'll see a good recovery here. we won't see a recovery at the bay bridge. north of there, folks are seeing this jam and metering lights probably in the next ten minutes, maybe 15 minutes if things go well and a little bit lighter than we expected. the map will show you the two areas and a slow down westbound 580 starting to clear through lake shore and the construction zone. brake lights i just showed you just shy of marinmarina, but th should clear over the next ten minutes. hoping some recovery there. the rest of your very clear right now. slow down thro

jersey and as far south as dover.e'll clear out fairly quickly during the late nighttime hours. by 11:00 p.m., the front moves offshore and clouds break for clear skies through the rest of the overnight hours. the call from accuweather, sunshine and increasing clouds. we're tracking evening rain and perhaps a rumble of thunder. in the wake of the moisture arriving we'll max out at 80 degrees. overnight tonight, 55 in philadelphia. it's warm today, in the wake of the moisture, high of 80 degrees. for saturday with the start of the weekend, it's cool and dry, 66 degrees. sunny and nice on sunday, 70 degrees, good football playing weather with the eagles at home at the linc. monday, beautiful, sunshine and clouds sharing the sky. tuesday more clouds move in. high of 70. wednesday, sunshine will return we're up to 68 degrees. as we get into next thursday, it's mostly sunny with a high temperature coming in at 70 degrees. so we're calling for a tenth up to a half inch of rain once the front moves through. but in the wake o

as that dives south and east it will push cloud cover to the south with the cold front.ee clearing conditions, more heavy rains for south carolina. hopefullly that system -- hopefully that system behaves itself and doesn't cause too much flooding down there. in the delaware valley, a cooler breeze out of the north, 11:00 a.m. we'll see gusts 15 to 20 miles per hour. watch what happens i'll set it in motion, the of winds die down, late in the afternoon, evening hours, 4, 5 miles per hour we can handle that. overnight tonight we'll see the win generally calm down and we'll see calm conditions overnight into tomorrow. here's this afternoon and this evening, nothing going on. crystal clear skies bright blue start to finish. the weekend looks fantastic. it's a nine out of a ten. overnight tonight it will get cooler, the outlying suburbs could drop into the upper he 30s. lunchtime, 63. sunshine at that point. #-- 3:00 p.m., 65. 65 in allentown. reading, 63. dover, 63. millville, mostly sunny, 66 degrees, cape may, about 63. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 70 degr

south will send two former u.s. senators, john slidell, former senator from louisiana to france for my and --es mason, a former center france, and james mason, a former senator from virginia to the united kingdom, and they will seek to covertly obtain ams and ships used for blockade. in europe, security is so poor that they find out what ship they are on. they will intercept the ship in atlantic, take mason and slidell into custody, and return them to new york city. these are diplomatic personnel accredited by the french and the richest, and they both protest, and it becomes a major flap adjoined united states and britain. the united states will put these guys back on the shift -- on the ship and they go off to perform their duties. slidell in particular is very active in obtaining arms and -- carrying plenty out pro-slave propaganda campaigns by distributing handbills and planting articles in british newspapers, and recruiting -- and american and european agents. he is recruiting europeans because he wants to buy a

and south korea.what he called a linchpin not just on the korean peninsula but the region as a whole. >> it is a crucial component of that rebalance to asia. the resident called it a pivot as most of us call it. this is a relationship than just needs to work but to work very well. if you talk about the people of both administrations, they feel that is the relationship that exists. one key point of that, those laundry list of things we work together on, though korea free trade agreement. that is an agreement that was during president obama's term. there has been a lot of concern here on capitol hill about how that has been rolled out. the president id as an area where they have not concerns but they have been addressed in a prompt metal. that will be taking capitol hill -- back to capitol hill as he lobbies for the transpacific partnership that he needs them to approve. maybe a hint there about what could happen if the gdp is essentially agreed to by the u.s. conference. south korea would like to be pa

mid-to-upper 60 south of the metro. youupdated forecast all have to do is go to wjla.com/text and subscribe. you can keep updated even when we are not on timothy, and know if anything is threatening your , and-- we are not on tv you know if anything is straining your area. the best news of all is that the weekend, we have that forecast. larry: we like that. the coast guard said it has found the body of a crew member from the cargo ship that went to sing in hurricane joaquin. investigators believe that ship sank. an airborne crew spotted the body along with several survival floating among debris this morning. they were traveling from florida to puerto rico when the ship vanished in the storm. the search continues for possible survivors. coming up, the latest on the amtrak derailment in vermont. the out of this world opportunity for students at a virginia school. get ready for some sun. do larry: back to that breaking news out of vermont, adc-bound amtrak train has derailed. chelsea has the latest. chelsea: we are going t

chairman, that the south china sea doesn't belong to china. we have in recent years conducted freedom of navigation operations in the vicinity of those features. doing so again is one of the options -- one of the array of options we're considering. >> it's an option that hasn't been exercised in three years. admiral harris, what do you feel about it? >> sir, i agree that the south china sea is no more china's than the gulf of mexico is mexico's. i think that we must exercise our freedom of navigation throughout the region and part of my responsibility as the pacific commander is to give options to the president and to the secretary. those options are being considered and will execute as directed by the president and the secretary. >> i have gone over my time. very quickly, with respect to china, do you agree that the united states has no effective policy to deter china in cyberspace? the united states lacked substance and mindset of deterrence in cyberspace. >> i would defer to what the president said last friday when he stated that we can hav

nbc's jay gray is in hard hit columbia, south carolina, with the latest. >> reporter: south carolina is still under water right now. historic flooding that's tossed aside cars, torn away roads, bridges, and dams and swallowed communities through the coast through the midlands. >> we are continuing rescue and evacuation operations throughout the state. >> reporter: in the columbia area alone from the weekend through today there have been more than 150 swift water rescues and first responders expect that number to climb. the national guard has moved in to help with the ongoing effort in the flood zone, focusing much of their attention in the columbia area, where the water has had an effect on just about everyone and everything. >> infrastructure's compromised. >> reporter: one of the most severe issues, water. not the flood levels that continue to climb, but the public water system that's been compromised leaving thousands without usable water. the situation so dire fire teams continue to pump tens of thousands of gallons of water into area hospitals. >> we're going to continue to prov

this is santa clara street between 21st -- south 21st and south 24th. traffic still closed in one direction. if you look far behind me, you can see the orange cones the investigators have out here on the scene. they are trying to figure out how it is that this crash happened. still debris on the roadway, and we also see some tarps. we do know two people died. we're getting reports that a third may have succumb to injuries. we know two other people were transported to the hospital in pretty bad shape. witnesses out here told crews last night it appeared it was a street race, and i can tell you that driving down just one block over, we saw plenty of skid marks. so we know this is a night flat spot where people could gain quite a bit of speed if they were inclined to do some street racing. we are waiting for the spokesperson for the san jose police department to arrive out here on scene. we know the traffic investigators have been out here investigating since this crash happened around 11:00 last night. we are working to get more details for you. we're goi