yes, i said south carolina, not north carolina. south carolina.nd maybe we should have seen this coming a couple weeks ago. couple weeks ago south carolina democrats hired ppp to do a poll in south carolina. came up with an unexpectedly close result. this was a couple weeks ago, ppp, a poll commissioned by the south carolina democratic party, found trump leading in south carolina by only two points. 41-39 with other minor candidates included. now we can exclusively report tonight that brand-new polling from the feldman group, new polling shows the race between donald trump and hillary clinton in south carolina is not only close, it is literally tied at 39-39. that is in a four-way race with donald trump and hillary clinton and the minor candidates from the libertarian and green parties. 39-39, trump/clinton. if you make it head to head and just have it be trump versus clinton, this new poll finds trump ahead. but again, leading only by two. 45-43. well within the margin of error, which in this poll is plus or minus four. and again, this is a brand

then he moves up into the state assembly in south carolina. and he comes to the house for two terms in the early 1870s and he is one of the men who comes on to the floor and talks about the importance of passing the 1875 civil rights bill. and gives some speeches that are picked up in the northern press and they just swoon over him. and one of the speeches, he actually, kind of a point/counterpoint debate with alexander stevens, the former confederate vice president who has by that point come back to the house and elliott just blows him out of the water. he's so respected and he's such an ally of senator charles sumner that when sumner passes, shortly before his bill moves through the house and senate, elliott goes and delivers a eulogy at faneuil hall in boston, which is also widely picked up in the northern press. he leaves the house, actually, mid-congress in his second term and he goes back to south carolina because he cares so much about state politics and he's watching the way things are trending toward the end of reconstruction and seei

he is from south carolina. the majority of african-american members during the 19th century come from south carolina. there's seven members all from that state. largely because it's a majority african-american population and their districts are majority african-american, and there's support for a black candidate. elliott is a wonderful orator, and he is one of pieces theme who invepted himself as he went along. you get the sense that he was a true character, but he had a great classical education. he came up after reconstruction, worked on a newspaper. he had some journalism background, and then moves up into the state assembly in south carolina, and he comes to the house for two terms in the early 1870s, and he is one of the men who comes on to the floor and talks about the importance of passing the 1875 civil rights bill and gives some speech that is are picked up in the northern press, and they just swoon over him. one of the speeches he actually -- it's kind of a point-counter point debate with alexanderfor

in the legislation in south carolina. he was in congress up in washington. he spent his entire life in public service. but the key, the national significance of charles were his contributions at the constitutional convention. he presented a complete plan of government. it's called the pinckney draft. which you have to get through kind of a backwards way because they were no surviving copies. he presented this complete plan of government on the third day of the convention. it's through other people's notes at the constitutional convention that you find the details in that plan. now, what's interesting is that james madison, who we think of as the father of the constitution, who had copious notes, he doesn't meanings the pinckney draft. which is one of the reasons that pinckney is a forgotten founder. he was a brash young man from south carolina. very bright, but only 29 years old. and in presenting his ideas and not being afraid of doing that. of maybe respecting his elders enough. he obviously rubbed some people wrong way. his draft included a lot of the ele

he's from south carolina, and the majority of african-american come from south carolina, seven come from members all from that state largely because it's a majority african-american population and their districts are majority african-american. and so there's support for a black candidate. elliott is a wonderful orator and he's one of these people who invented himself as he went along. you get the sense that he was a true character, but he had a great classical education. he came up after reconstruction. worked on a newspaper. he had some journalism background. then he moves up into the state assembly in south carolina. and he comes to the house for two terms in the early 1870s, and he is one of the men who comes on to the floor and talks about the importance of passing the 1875 civil rights bill. and gives some speeches that are picked up in the northern press and they just swoon over him. and one of the speeches, he actually, kind of a point/counterpoint debate with alexander stevens, the former confederate vice president who has by that point come back to the house and elliott just blo

in south carolina, you may not know it, but you probably do -- south carolina won the civil war. it's true. than you different way think. your typical south carolina and in 1865 is black and a slave. three out of every five people in south carolina is black. in point of fact, equal rights is a victory for south carolina. in point of fact, in just about -- maybete out there, there is a black majority in north carolina and louisiana, as well. democracy is something that means letting the people rule. you've got a much larger group of actors and state builders than what we are facing over there. that is current events. what do i know about current events? it is something where i could say all kinds of crazy things, and you would think i was running for president. [laughter] what else? [applause] i accept your nomination. [laughter] if iran, i would run as the head of the futilitarian party. [laughter] >> hi, i'm with the thaddeus stevens society. i appreciate your enthusiasm in this lecture. i noticed early on you had a picture of a great commoner with -- can you expand upon that im

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even a truck of supplies from the university of south carolina arrived. you may remember that the good folks of baton rouge helped people in south carolina in the flooding last year. >> since the site opened on thursday, organizers say they helped 10,000 people. you can get involved and donate $10 to the red crosby texting la floods to 90999. very easy and simple to do. >> $10 times difference. >> you better believe it. >>> letter take you to the west coast in california where 10,000 firefighters spent the weekend trying few put out six large wildfires. >> yeah, it's an hour east of los angeles, fire officials are still a session the damage from the fire that torched 300 buildings including 100 houses. >> the blue cut fire scorched 37,000 acrin the san bernardino national forest and put 82,000 people under evacuation orders. the fortunate ones say it is a welcome sight to return. >> this is the first time it's been significantly extended evacuation so it's really nice to come home. and know that everything's standing and all of our friend' homes and that

from the state of south carolina. it is why a confederate senator like louisious lamar of mississippi can end up on the united states supreme court. why it is that the republicans didn't try to block his nomination i leave to your imagination. the fact of the matter is that is the reality out there. and already this process is going on with a few months of the war as the pardons by the thousands are issued by the president in washington, to just about anyone who asks of them. that pardoning process may have alarmed much of the north, but there was no attempt to try to alter it as well. and if in 1868 the republican party can take on the democratic candidate for president, who is, i might add, the most remarkable candidate in the world, when he said he didn't want the job, they meant it, they had to kidnap 4i78 frhim from the conv. seymour may be seen as a devil out there, tempting the confederate, and there is columbia and columbia saying lead us not into temptation, but look closely at this picture of this devil out

remember, in south carolina, you may not know it, you probably do know, south carolina won the civil war, you do know that, right? it is true. but in a different way than you think. because your typical south carolinian in 1865 is black and a slave. three out of every five people in south carolina is black. in point of fact, equal rights is a victory for south carolina. and in point of fact in just about every state out there are constituencies like that, maybe a black majority in louisiana, maybe in mississippi as well. so the story out there in many ways is democracy is something that really means letting the people rule, you got a much bigger number of active nation builders or state builders than i think we're facing over there. but, again, that's current events. what do i know about current events? it is something where i could say all kinds of dribbling and crazy things and then you think i was running for president. okay. what else? [ applause ] i accept your nomination. if i ran, i would run as the head of the futilitarian party. which means that anything that happens won't t

things move slowly in the small town of latta, south carolina. but when shuler's bar-b-que opens its doors, people near and far come rushing in with some traveling hundreds of miles to eat their legendary barbecue. lynn: hi. how are y'all? welcome to shuler's. lemonis: it's an all-you-can-eat barbecue buffet, and their speciality is pulled pork and ribs. their biscuits are always one of the biggest draws. woman: excellent barbecue, some of the best i have ever had. norton: thank you, ma'am. lemonis: married couple lynn and norton hughes struggled to have a family until late in life. they were blessed when they adopted their young son and named him after norton's father, shuler. lynn and norton opened up shuler's bar-b-que restaurant in 1996 without any prior restaurant experience. they've relied on time-tested family recipes... norton: i can remember my daddy putting meat on the coals. that shows you we're cooking right. lemonis: ...and traditional cooking practices passed down by norton's father. this business has grown bigger than they ever exp

inside the suv, cortez from south carolina. he gets out at the gas pump and is immediately ordered back into the suv. officers smell marijuana, patting down the driver, something in the backseat catches their eye. this tourist didn't have luggage in the backseat but a rifle case. inside police found an ak-47 barrelled shotgun with 325 rounds. the question now that law enforcement sources say they want answered -- what was cortez from south carolina doing here in washington heights? cortez once lived here in new york city and is no stranger to the law. arrested 30 times by the nypd. nypd last arrested him here in the city in 1999. right now detectives are trying to figure out if these weapons were used in a gun running operation, and if cortez is a wanted man. news 4 new york. >>> updating that breaking news in queens where parts of an intersection is flooded in astoria because of a water main break. chopper 4 over the scene on 30th avenue. not clear what caused the break. we are keeping an eye on it and >>> tonight an nypd offi

people in greenville, south carolina are on high alert.. after reports that someone dressed as a clown is trying to lure children into the woods. witnesses say the person wears white face paint.. and brib local sheriff's office says they have extra deputies patrolling the area -- but so far they have found no signs of suspicious activity. dozens of activists are expected to deliver petitions today.. from more than 600- thousand outraged consumers over the epipen price hike. the petitions will be delivered to mylan's headquarters in pennsylvania. since 2008.. mylan has increased the price of epipens more than 400 percent. the petitioning groups want laws in place to stop the further price gouging. iconic actor and comedian iconic actor and comedian gene wilder has died. wilder brought willie wonka to life in "willie wonka and the chocolate factory." a role for which he will always be remembered. the same goes for his comedic turn in "young frankenstein" and a number of other mel brooks movies. his family says wilder died late sunday in conne

time was the farm land was some of south carolina's finest. bambi bennett's granddad owned a big spread and created a legacy for the generations to come. >> that barn used to be a to -- a tobacco barn. and my granddaddy built that. >> it was tobacco property? >> yeah, he did farming and could tobacco. >> the tree still stands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty, good old girl. country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents' a lot growing up. and we gardened. we had a big yard. a huge yard. >> you're a country girl? >> mm-hmm. >> but she endured her share of heartache even at a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried, then a few years later came the terrible day she'll never forget. >> my da

and the south carolina line. we'll have our best chance of thunderstorms, as we get closer and clos to the it's warming up and it's drying out in spots, especially through the upper and mid levels of the atmosphere, so, that's going to keep us from seeing a lot of thunderstorms, unfortunately that drying is not going to come all ground. we're still going to be suffering with the humidity for the next several days. >> here's futurecast at 4:00, hardly anything going on. there's a slim chance of a thunderstorm today. same thing for tomorrow. we'll wake up to partly cloudy skies and a few isolated thunderstorms pop up. if any get cranked up along the south carolina line, you're looking at a potential for heavy rain. a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms today, we'll see temperatures really start to heat up, especially over the weekend. mid-90s on saturday and sunday, and, of course, that's the beginning of the story. it's going to feel more like 100, maybe even close to 105 some places saturday and sunday aftern

then pennsylvania and south carolina. south carolina has three delegates. we assume that it's 2-1 and they manage to get one of the guys to switch his vote. so south carolina will be on board. and pennsylvania is more complicated. they've got one of the bigger delegations. so when that vote goes south for pennsylvania, they'll convince two of the guys to just sort of walk away when they're ready to make the final vote so it can be unanimous. they don't have to vote against how they feel. john dickinson is one of those that actually will sort of not vote amongst the pennsylvania delegates. so instead of a one-vote loss, it becomes a one-vote win and now it's 12-0. we ignore new york at the moment. so on july 2nd of 1776 they'll vote more or less unanimously with new york kind of waiting to approve the notion of being free and independent states. that's a day john adams would write to his wife and say, this is what we should celebrate with parades and fireworks and speeches and so on. sadly for poor july 2nd is never gets remembered because the rest of that d

we'll have a good bit of thunderstorm activity for south carolina, for the mountains of north carolina out there. and on up into pennsylvania. where we are sitting, we are just not going to have a lot thunderstorms developing today. starting at 1:00, the heat index is already 101 inner win, goldsboro and rocky mount. rs in in erwin, goldsboro and rocky mount. the heat will be something you will have to factor in. 94 for us on friday and then 96 thunderstorms is you should have great vowing of the perseid meteor shower. it always comes around this time of year. it is always mid-august. we'll see twice as many meteors as usual. as long as you wait until it gets dark, you can look in any part of the sky and see that meteor shower. the biggest thing you have to remember is have you -- you have to get out of the city lights. the heat index will be high. feeling like 105 of time. just cope that in mind. we'll be looking at the heat lingering easily into early next week. lena? hillary clinton make a major economic speech in detroit today. as tracie potts reports, that comes amid new questions

the university of south carolina football team is helping to coordinate a collection of items to be sent to baton rouge and fans can drop off supplies at several locations. >>> for the first time, airstrikes launched on syria have came from iran. this is a sign of greater military cooperation from the two key allys. moscow said that the bombers took off from an air base in western the targets were training camps and weapons. >>> governor mccrorey is asking the supreme court to issue a state on overturning the election law saying that changing them this close to election day will only create problems and confusion. a few weeks ago, a federal appeals court overturned the laws saying they were put in portion of dynasty drive after a water main broke. >>> crews in fayetteville are looking ahead to the next phase of the outerloop. the next section will span 3.1 miles from the all american freeway to cliffdale road to south the $85.2 million contract includes a bridge replacement and work on this phase can begin as early as next july. >>> the night is here, the historic opening night for dpac.

south carolina leans republican, kansas leans republican?s of what's still a toss-up only five, florida, iowa, nevada, georgia, five states and one single electoral college vote and one congressional district in maine. if those are the toss-up states, you do the math and they go there at way and lean republican and democrat go red and the others go blue, if you sign those out that way and then you say that donald trump has the best day in the entire world and completely outperforms expectations and wins all the toss-up states and electoral college vo in maine he's after and wins all the toss-ups, insane because nobody wins all the toss-up states, even if donald trump did win all the toss-up states he would still lose, hillary clinton is that far ahead right now. the lean democrat and likely democrat are plenty for her to get there. lean democrat and likely add up to 288 votes. you need 270 to win. even if she loses all the toss-ups, he's still toast. with a map like that you would think donald trump would spend every waing second in states h

we'll stay over land through georgia, south carolina and possibly along our coast as well. we could be talking about significant rain fall across the southeastern portions of north carolina. the track wobbles right or influence the amount of rain that we'll be talking about for the east coast. we'll closely monitor this as we get them as we head into the afternoon hours. as far as the temperatures are concerned. 88 right now in durham. 83 in roanoke rapids. dropping south we have 86 in fayetteville and 87 in rayford. not a lot going on right now. a small chance for a shower or you see some rain moving in from the wilmington area. a few isolated showers developing back to our west towards charlotte. we're on the dry side. keep the umbrella with you. that rain chance is very minimal later this afternoon. 90 our afternoon high. we're back to 87 at 6:00. back to 79 as we head towards 9:00 this evening. there will be cooler days today. not necessarily tomorrow but by friday the upcoming holiday en the humidity. today and tomorrow clearly still in the muggy category. cold front co

people living in greenville, south carolina...are on high alert for clowns! after multiple children reported that a person dressed like a clown tried to lure them into the woods. they came back and were like not. no it's not. they went and got other kids and they come out. then they come back crying, so we was like it must be something in the woods.") deputies say the reported clowns have flashing green lasers, and try to entice kids with large amounts of money. authorities are now patrolling the area. they're urging parents to not let their kids walk alone at night. taylor swift had a pretty good excuse for missing the mtv video music awards sunday night! sh bright and early monday morning, in nashville. the superstar singer was seen all over social media taking pictures with her fellow prospective jurors " have a great carpool, you guys. be safe -- wear your seatbelts -- don't text and drive, when you're old enough. "thanks!" (nat-laughter) swift won't be deciding someone's fate - she was excused from service. :18-:20 2 seconds of screaming this cellphone v

mark strassmann, cbs news, charleston, south carolina. >>> here is another look at this morning's top story. donald trump and his running mate indiana governor mike pence wisconsin. pence has broken with trump, endorsing house speaker paul ryan and senator john mccain. the latest polls show hillary clinton's lead over trump is growing. and president obama slammed trump's suggestion that the november election may be rigged. >> if mr. trump is suggesting that there is a conspiracy theory, that is ridiculous. that doesn't make any sense and i don't think anybody would take that seriously. >> trump's campaign chairman admits there is conflict within >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the presidential campaign. we will speak with john heilemann, managing editor from bloomberg politics. plus we will go to dallas where there is an unexpected surge in applicants for police officers. and we meet the next generation of stars on the u.s. swim team. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm meg oliver. off in rio tonight... the last minute preparations the city is taking on so

the best chance along the south carolina line and back up in the mountains. a chance of showers and thunderstorms today, 30%. the best shot late in the afternoon and evening. the high of 91 will be the coolest of the next 93 on thursday and a 30% chance of rain tomorrow but the thunderstorms should die off later in the afternoon and evening and after midnight, a good view of all the meteors from the perseid meteor shower, twice as many as normal. i encourage you to find a dark place or you will have a hard time seeing those. 96 on saturday and sunday, and the heat index will be an issue for us. we'll feel like 100 to 105 in the afternoon on saturday and again on sunday. the dry conditions, we are not likely to have pleasant conditions. monica? >> thank you, elizabeth. >>> have you ever thought about how much time we waste sitting in traffic? the average commuter wasted 42 hours and $960 last year commuters in big cities have it worse. dc drivers have nearly double the cost, an average of $1800. >>> nbc universal struck a magical deal with warner brothers acqu

i'm joined by democratic governor jim hodges from south carolina. the clintons and governor dave heineman who serves on donald trump's agricultural committee. i'm really surprised race at forefront in such an ugly form? have we taken a single step from the '60s? >> we made progress. we elected a our first african-american president. let's face it. i grew up in the south and i know doug whistles when i hear it. donald trump has been using dog whistles for a long time. hillary is calling it out. i know the language. using it to appeal to people's worst instincts. liz: governor heineman she is calling him a bigot as well, articulating a couple things back when he was in real estate in the early days saying the justice department sued him because he was not fairly renting to latinos and to blacks. he doesn't have a big percentage of people of color who are right now on his side at the moment. does anything he says now, which is basically hammering democrats saying guys have been in charge in a lot of urban areas, look what happened? crime increased some

as we look at things, showers over south carolina and moving in. you'll see a little shower around wayne county. in blaton county. they kind of wash themselves out. up around zebulon and wendell but not much movement at all. so a slight risk of a stray shower. wise warm and humid overnight and patchy fog with lows in the 70s. >>> the coal ash controversy continues. >> today dozens of people marched outside of the governor's answers. jonathan rodriguez is live in the studio with the latest. >> reporter: this all comes down to the safety of drinking water and it's dividing the public. >> i stand before you today with a heave hi heart. >> reporter: she backed it with heavy words. >> for the misleading, distrust unprofessional damage that pat mcrory and his administration have done. >> reporter: they are upset about the safety of their drinking water. >> what do we want? >> clean water. >> reporter: the state health department said the mixup was caused by an abundance of caution. >> how can you be too cautious. >> reporter: then d rudo said the water w

whether in south carolina or california. it is what it is. he has hurled a number of different insults whether he talks about carly's face or the latest with morning joe. >> i don't get it. it is destructive. it is against the kind of demeanor would you with like to see the at presidential level. again, it sends a bad signal it young kids out there that that's cool. so i think that most people have a problem with it. most of the republican voters i have talked to have said they don't like that part but they will put up with it based on the fact they don't want it see hillary elected. >> are you any less conflicted about donald trump, voting for donald trump than you have been, congressman? >> no, and a big deal for the tax returns. again, a promise he made. i didn't make the promise. he said he would disclose his tax returns. he could disclose again the portions not under audit, years not under audit right now. and even if he held back year for audit. it is something that again would be disastrous if we discontinue 50-year tradition from the

he's accused of gunning down five people at a south carolina church. while security guards are being interviewed after dylann roof was assaulted in prison. >>> could an assault on a police officer be considered a hate crime? >>> still on a roll with this amazing weather. things are about to change and get stormy. >>> good day from rio. tonight trump tries to get back on message as a new controversy swirls around his wife. we'll tell what you we learned about the american woman killed in a london street attack. >> and what may have driven the attacker. >> a day before the opening ceremony here, a look at the athletes who could steal the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >> in charlesson, south carolina, officials say the man accused of last year's

a dead heat, statistical dead heat in south carolina.s interesting about the poll is when you look at the issues that got high marks, issues like enhanced background checks, criminal background checks for those looking to purchase firearms. refinancing student debt as well as some of the other issues hillary clinton has been talking about like raising the minimum wage. these issues are resonating with people of not just south carolina but even states like missouri. the electorate is being expanded and people are listening, they are interested in hillary clinton because she's speaking to the issues, not just giving rhetoric but speaking to the issues that matter the most to them. >> i know you have advised president obama, rick. he has advised democrats to campaign aggressively for clinton. he's expected to do so as well personally in the fall. what do you think it says that he's so intent on helping clinton? how much is it about keeping a democrat in the oval office and how much is it about protecting his legacy? >> quite frankly this is

a tropical storm warning for sections of south carolina. and hawaii gearing up for a possible one-two punch. >> reporter: massive hurricanes swirling across the grove. hurricane madeleine in the pacific, threatening hawaii, it's followed by hurricane lester, in the atlantic, hurricane gaston, not expected to affect the u.s. >> this storm is an uncertainty, but we are preparing for it. >> reporter: in florida, tropical depression number 9 is poised in the gulf. >> everybody has to be careful. we don't want anybody to be injured and we do life. >> reporter: in north carolina's outer banks, a tropical storm warning is in effect. rip current warnings, swimmers are pulled out to sea, in panic. >> rip currents are dangerous, they have taken three lives here in the outer banks just this past summer. >> reporter: young payton waller got caught up in one and other tourists are taking the offshore storms in stride. the storms closest to the eastern u.s. are expected to strengthen into major hurricanes, it has suddenly become a busy season in the trop

. >>> it was a first for south carolina courtroom. a dog on the stand, we're not making this up, in a murder trial. >> michelle: as mandy gaither explains the dog there is as a way to calm those who get >> reporter: not everyone gets to bring their four-legged friend to work. but roma doesn't just live with circa assistant. the labrador is a co-worker of sorts. >> i'm proud to be part of something like this. something this big and important and this wonderful for victims. >> reporter: since november roma has been a fixture in the anderson county courthouse and victims. this is her sitting with a young women in april. now roma has made history in south carolina becoming the first dog to take the stand. with a judge's approval she sat beside a witness who had special needs during a trial for robert joe frost who is accused of murder. that witness told us i never had to do something like that before. roma helped me allot yesterday. >> it was -- a lot yesterday. >> i was really emotional for me. i was like a proud mama. everyone. because

south carolina, your parents are very hard-working, your mom is an organizer, but even when you were a kid in school in south carolina, you end up crossing paths with langston hughes. >> well, i've always felt so lucky to have been born who i was, where i was, with the parents i had. and at the time, i was born in the convergence of great people and great historical events. and so i wouldn't have been anybody else, even though it has not always been an easy life. and in south carolina, in my little, rural, segregated town, the outside world was not very friendly and not very supportive of black children. they told me basically in a segregated small town in the '40s and the '50s that, as a black girl, i wasn't worth very much. >> hinojosa: and you would hear that? >> oh, but that was... everything was segregated. there were places... and i can't bear to see children excluded from any place. and there were all these places i couldn't go, but even from the time i was able to kind of walk, i couldn't stand being excluded from a water fountain or from a public library or from anything, i

also this morning - new court documents reveal the man accused of killing nine people in a south carolina church possible drafted two manifestos. the very latest after the break. and an annual event in michigan turned into a cross-border teams. how 15-hundred americans wound up we asked u.s. cellular customers with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments another day with high pressure bringing us some sunshine and helping with a southerly push of warm and slightly more humid air. highs will reach the low 80s and dewpoints will get into the low 60s. a low moves our way tonight and into wednesday. that low will help to generate rain and thunderstorms. some of those storms could be strong or severe. the storm prediction center has ou a under a 'marginal risk' for severe storms. after the cold front clears in the early hours of thursday, w

brings a lot of heavy rain through floor did and georgia and parts of coastal areas of georgia and south carolina and coastal areas of north carolina brings rain there. it looks like it stays east of our beaches for the holiday weekend. i don't think rain for us maybe rough seas so you know and we'll watch to see if they develop. hot today. brief period of time, 86 with thunderstorms. today is last day in 90s for erin como with a look at traffic. wednesday morning, erin. >> wednesday morning, gary mcgrady, 4:46 we're off to busy start. right now behind me a live look at sutland parkway. shut down in both directions between branch avenue and alabama avenue and we have a serious crash naylor road and traffic is being diverted now. lanes will be reopened by rush hour. we'll keep you updated. a person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. let's move for a live look at traffic cameras. we're dealing a crash. let me get out day. it just cleared. inner loop at 50 to the right. you see flashing lights behind this point. they adjusted to the camera. keep to left, there we go swinging it baca ro

mark strassmann, cbs news, charleston, south carolina. >>> here is another look at theoretthis morning's top donald trump and his running mate mike pence were in indiana. the latest polls show hillary clinton's lead over trump is growing. and president obama slammed trump's suggestion that the november election may be rigged. >> if mr. trump is suggesting that there is a conspiracy theory, that is ridiculous. that doesn't make any sense and i don't think anybody would take admits there is conflict within the trump campaign. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will go to dallas where there has been an unprecedented search in police applicants. and we meet the next generation of stars on the u.s. swim team. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. oh, dishwasher, oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish? jet-dry? in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish? jet-dry?. for drier, shinier dishes. we could brag about what's in new light & fit yogurt. but we'd rather talk about what's no

a tropical storm warning for sections of south carolina. and hawaii gearing up for a possible one-two punch. the big island facing a hurricane warning at this hour. gabe gutierrez starts us off tonight in north carolina storm zone. >> reporter: tonight the view globe. hurricane madeline in the pacific, threatening hawaii, it's followed by hurricane lester. churning in the atlantic, hurricane gaston, not expected to affect the u.s. now, the carolina and florida coast are bracing for separate tropical systems. >> this storm is an uncertainty, but we are preparing for it. >> reporter: in florida, tropical depression number 9 is forecast to turn toward the gulfcoast. heavy rain and isolated tornadoes during the next few days. injured and we don't want any loss of life. >> reporter: another system, tropical depression number 8 is grazing north carolina's outer banks, where a tropical storm warning is in effect. the concern here, rip currents, fast moving water that moves away from shore and swimmers are pulled out to sea, in panic, trying to swi

. >> and south carolina republican senator tim scott giving a speech on the senate floor about his own interactions with police. >> but the vast majority of the time i was pulled over for nothing more than driving a new car in the wrong neighborhood or some other reason just as trivial. >> our program also includes one family's story about an encounter with police in washington, d.c., followed by a panel with the city's police chief, kathy lanier. >> most people get defensive if they feel like you're being offensive. so you know, being very respectful in encounters and requests if it's not a crisis, if it's not a dangerous situation, requests versus demands, those things chait dynamics a little bit. >> watch our issues spotlight on police and race relations saturday at 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >>> coming up next, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell speaks about the legacy of henry clay. as a member of both the u.s. house of representatives and the senate for over four decades henry clay was very influential on american politics and earned the title the great compromise

inside the suv, cortez from south carolina. he gets out at the gas pump and is immediately ordered back into the suv. officers smell marijuana, patting down the driver, something in the backseat catches their eye. this tourist didn't have luggage in the backseat but a rifle case. inside police found an ak-47

. >>> new details on the man who opened fire on a historically black church in south carolina. investigators finding disturbing new details on the plot to kill the people inside before hand. >>> and probation for double rape. >>> and a man decides to jump across a couple of buildings to lesson on gravity. >>> cool this morning. upper 50s to low 60s. >>> this morning we are learning more about the man accused of gunning down parishers at a historically black church in south carolina. shooter wrote two manifestos. the feds say they have obtained handwritten documents from dylann roof listing churches and his reason for selecting certain victims. investigators say this showed roof targeted particularly churchgoers. nine people were killed in that charleston church last year. >>> no jail time for a massachusetts high school student accused of raping two classmates. a judge sentenced david becker to two years' probation. according to the sexually assaulted two students while they were sleeping after a house party. he denied assaulted one person, but thought his actions with the othe

the post and courier of south carolina how a fellow inmate assaulted dylann roof in a jailhouse. a black prisoner attacked the accused massacre gunman. roof suffered some bruises. his attorney says he won't press charges. >>> the baltimore sun reports the filing of a class action lawsuit against police in baton rouge, louisiana. mccassan took the action to protest the arrest of demonstrators there. the protest last month followed the killing of a black man by a white officer. >>> the "new york post" reports a roundup of suspected mobsters from four of the city's five crime families. federal authorities made 46 arrests on a variety of charges, including loan sharking. police say some of the suspects have colorful nicknames like tug boat, fish, and nicki the wig. peter rabbit is in the works. the classic of the children's tale will contain live action and animation. >>> the "boston herald" learned that sasha obama landed a job. the 15-year-old is accompanied by six secret service agents who the island off massachusetts. >>> coming up, the war on so-called -- facebook takes steps to

south carolina i don't think is on the list., not going to go back up on the air in virginia at all for the rest of the election. they have got some money. as of now. we will see if the polls tighten. indiana, a state that in 2008 was in play. arizona, in 2012 the obama campaign, the one state they thought about spending money and. -- in. be. could conceivably there is stuff and play there. howinteresting thing is much not just the demographic changes but the geographic changes. the percentage of northerners who live in southern states. george and south carolina has a lot of not native southerners. it is not point the on the table. kasie: charleston in particular. there.ou may move the trump news and weather report after these words from our sponsors. ♪ >> she is shoving them down the tubes. she's not doing anything for those communities. >> so she has hatred? >> her policies are bigoted. she knows they are not going to work. >> no. there is no path to legalization. .nless people leave the country if they come back in. kasie: th