south carolina, is at the scene of a reported shooting at an elementary school in townville, south carolina. which is in anderson county. >> michelle: here's what we know. cnn is reporting at least two children have been shot and one teacher. early reports indicate that this is a lone suspect. that suspect we're told is in custody. we're getting word that at least one child was resuscitated and had to be helicopter to a nearby hospital in that area. armed officers were called to the school. this happened around 2:00 eastern time. the school is on lockdown right now. and, again, we don't know much about the shooter. we don't know if the shooter is another student or an outsideer. that information not released. but would do know they believe that person is in custody. this is a developing story and we're going to bring you more information as soon as we get i'm jeff maher in for krystal allan joined by michelle velez. the man accused of shooting and killing a man at a local starbucks appears in court today. >> michelle: news 3's craig fiegener has been following this story from the beginning.

we have just learned that the governor of south carolina nikki haley is on her way here. video from outside the school show people running away from the building. here's what we know. the victims are two students and a teacher. we're told the students' injuries are not life threatening, but we don't know the teacher's condition. a teenaged suspect is in custody. authorities are also

first let's check on breaking news out of the south carolina. a teenager now in custody connected to a shooting at an elementary school in townville. we know the man found dead three miles away from the school is the suspect's father. that 47-year-old jeffrey osborne also hurt students and one teacher. all three are expected to survive. according to the superintendent, it happened on the playground and then a teacher rushed the children inside. we're going to give you any updates as soon as we get them on the air and online. >>> also shock, outrage and the male disappointment. friends were stunned when the news broke that the treasurer of a catholic charity was $80,000. here is more from the sheriff's office. bring us up to speed on this. >> reporter: good evening to you. crawford bennett was the last person anyone would have suspected but his conscious drove him to confess. >> what in the world was he thinking? that is what friends are asking about crawford bennett, the treasurer of the nights of columbus in port of stealing $80,000. >> you can

here's a live look at charleston, south carolina. hermine has really hit hilton head island and the carolinas hard in the past few hours. here's a live picture from surf city, north carolina. you can see the strong waves whipping around in the ocean. check out the storm damage in florida. water near a marina flooded an entire dock and a few boats went

central eastern portions of south carolina by about 8:00 p.m. this evening making it's way into the eastern portions of our state overnight tonight into the early morning hours of our day on saturday. will tell track has certainly sped up a bit. righw out the teat 8:00 a.m. tomorrow rn could still have winds at 50 miles per hour right now. weak btime it hits the nek. cal lowsunday io ome that means it loses a of it's tropil characteristics. look at picture from university looking towards downtownraleigh. certainly noprettyday by any stretch f the imagination. that rn continuing to push through south carolina thrgh our area as well. acally s ourad. that rain steadily through coun as well pos oyell so omtime to time rain ll pickup a bit. here in raleigh lit steady continuing to move north ward. wake forest seeing ghrain. lewis burg on the dry side. the i flash flood watch through saturday morning 2 to-inches rand tt will inecnearly our entire yourhere anywhere. our afternoon high back to 76 still wet and the winds picking uthere. the rain continur

evolution of the american spirit can best be seen from my perspective from being a pinner in south carolina, the orange massacre to fast forward to a place where the first senator from the south of african descent comes out of south carolina. >> rose: you said i have felt the pressure of scales of justice when they're slanted, felt the agoer, frustration, sadness that comes from feeling that you're being targeted for nothing more than just being yourself. >> absolutely. i think that quote is the best way to say what i felt and what i feel because the truth is our nation continues to evolve. a painful part of our history, a painful part of our present is that strained relationship between the community of color and law enforcement. and myself with trey gowdy started a group with law enforcement officers to build rapport and untangle the very difficult issues to solve and present the solutions to the country. >> rose: when you look at this, this is not a republican or a democratic solution that is necessary. what is necessary? >> well, i think what tim is doing is a great representation of th

also my home in south carolina, one of the things as you do more research, you find in south carolinastimated prison population for our state should be around 30,000 this year. it is actually 20,000. they closed six prisons. six prisons in south carolina because we figured out how to punish those were a threat to society and not punish those who are either angry at or afraid of it. the change has been monumental. the lives restored can be measured, and the impact, the -- can't be measured. and the impact, the good impact on our society is being seen every day. the good news is south carolina is safer today than it has been in my lifetime. that is a profound thing. cory: most states are realizing, federal government hasn't moved, but red states are moving in america. lowering the prison proper relation, surprise, surprise, crime is going down as well. when you empower people to succeed, they do better. when prison becomes about retribution alone, and not putting people away in disproportionate manners, you are making security worse. charlie: but you are saying there is urgency? the pre

of south carolina. but just in, it has weakened to a tropical depression and that doesn't mean much, it's just going to continue to sit there and spin and cause issues for the next several days. this is the forecast. yes, still a tropical depression but sitting here until monday. not really mountainsing at all off the south carolina coast -- really moving at all off the south carolina coastline. and tropical depression 12 will remain a tropical depression until early next so locally, 79 degrees. very humid this morning. spotty showers near the coast, only about a 10% chance. partly cloudy, 86 at noon. and 40% rain chance later today. between now and about 9:00, 10:00, a couple showers push onshore. and the onshore wind continues to push the wind farther and farther inland. and we have the rain chance at 40% today. going down to 30% friday and the weekend. leslee, how about traffic on the 8s? >>> well, looking in the sun coast area, that's where we construction here and it's actually at the northbound ra

you can see the storm on the first alert radar as it moved over south carolina, and heading our way next. bringing a big threat for your labor day weekend. right now, hermine is ruining plans for would-be beachgoers in north carolina. this is a live look at surf city. shows no one out there along the shore as the storm kicks up big waves. that's how our coastline will look soon. >> we have an army of meteorologists and reporters to keep you covered. let's go to meteorologist sheena parveen for what hermine is doing right now. >> hermine right now is moving into south carolina last night at 11:00 p.m. it made landfall in the florida panhandle. now you see the center spinning on the border of georgia and south carolina. winds sustained 50 miles per hour. it has downgraded to a tropical storm. it's moving to the northeast at 18 miles an hour. it's picked up a little bit of speed here. look at the rain, though, it extends all the way up through north carolina, about to move into virginia. still has a pretty good area of circulation, and some heavy rain in this as well. if we look at the stre

tropical storm julia is still south of our air off the coast of south carolina. it's really not moving forward because this front is holding it south. that front is also close enough to us to bring us a stray shower later this afternoon. most of us are going to stay dry. good news for any high school games going on this evening. now, as far as the timing is concerned, let's take a look at our future forecast. partly to mostly cloudy skies this morning. we'll see more sunshine throughout the afternoon hours. i don't think we'll see that much rain as what we were seeing on this in-house model. overnight tonight, we should be on the dry side. as we head throughout our saturday, again, sun and clouds, a few showers or storms possible in the afternoon. should wash out the state game that's going on tomorrow at 6:00. so here's the latest on tropical storm julia. yes, it is a tropical storm. it's located about 215 miles south-southeast of cape fear here in north carolina. so movement at southeast at about fiil just meandering really off the coast of south carolina/georgi

f0 >> still stalled off the south carolina coast. now this morning about an hour ago, it was downgraded to a tropical depression, 35 miles per hour winds and thankfully all the rain is pushing off into the atlantic. but look at this forecast track, it's not a track. it just sits there. today, friday, the weekend, by

let's look back at the south carolina poll. are they really deplorable because i don't know where they are. let's look at the data and see if they're deplorable. if you go back to south carolina, you see that 80% of trump voters supported banning muslims entering america. 62% demanded national data base. 40% wanted to shutdown all mosques in america. a third said islam should be illegal. >> look at the second one. 31% support a ban on homosexuals entering the united states. hillary clinton knew by saying that she would get the blowback and then this sort of information would follow and just like trump you create a controversy that allows the battle to be fought on your grounds for the next three or four days. >> unlike trump, she does a form of retraction of the statement saying i wish i hadn't said half. so whenever i see a politician -- that's a doub ind they wish they hadn't said it that way. >> she used the same exact words in her apology. this is grossly generalistic. i apologize. i was being grossly generalistic. >> you'r

columbia, south carolina, live.ress in the next room mobbed, mccain had just won new hampshire, and it was dirty campaign. and right before we go out, we're standing, it's about two minutes to 9:00, the debate was at 9:00 and i'm standing-- bush here, mccain here. mccain said to bush, "george." like this, "george." "what, john, what?" he said, "is everything-- "you can do anything to win, george? is that it? you'd do anything to win?" bush says, "hey, it's politics. "we go to war, you went to war. this is going to war." and suddenly they called us on stage. this is the south carolina republican debate. - and i was beat up very badly by all of the surrogates. called clinton, called clinton, like, you've seen it. turn on the radio, turn on the television, and unfortunately now pick up the telephone and you'll hear a negative attack against john mccain. - let me say one thing about all this business, john. - i told you i pulled them all down. - you didn't pull this ad. - yes, i did. - this had ended up in a man's winds

there's julia stalled off the south carolina coast. and indirectly causing this but all that wind flow does s between now and noon, most of the rain close to the coast. and by the afternoon, the rain pushes farther and farther inland. and the onshore flow continues tomorrow. same general pattern with the rain pushing inland. 30% chances. how about traffic on the 8s? >>> well, checking out the tampa bay area. we have two issues going on that could affect your drive but shouldn't slow you down because traffic is extremely light. first of all in south tampa, northbound completely blocked north of bay to bay. you can take san jose over to west shore if you want. and it's really light in the area. should be wrapped up by tomorrow. and meanwhile, over here in brandon, we have a collision westbound on highway 60 right before you get to parsons. injuries involved and it's tying up some of the westbound lanes. now traffic is extremely light so no significant slow downs highway 60 can get very busy very quickly. that's weather and traffic on the

. >>> new details surfaces in the south carolina shooting. police say a teenager first killed his father before going to the elementary school and opening fire. >> we are learning there were warning signs about that boy years ago. abc's steve osansomi with more. >> move that patient towards the helicopter. >> reporter: cell phones in the pockets of frightened parents across this small town started burning up at 1:45 p.m. just before the end of classes in townville elementary >> we did have report of a third patient. >> reporter: police say a local teenager armed with a handgun appeared at a playground behind the school and started shooting at teachers and children. >> i think there were some students out in the recess area, and the shooting may have occurred there and the teacher got the students in the classroom. >> reporter: a young boy was shot in the leg, another boy in the foot. a teacher trying to keep the kids safe was shot in the shoulder. one of the children had to be flown to a hospital in greenville, south carolina. police got here

... 3 south carolina... school shooting in conference on the live press we now got to a we now got to a live press conference on the school shooting in south carolina... 3 the news at four will a traffic alert to pass along this afternoon --- two closures in the zoo interchange... one of them temporary... one will last through the winter. starting friday night at 10 p-m... u-s 41 southbound at watertown plank road is going to close temporarily ... they will install tub girders through the night... and weather perin it back open saturday morning. but the long-term closure is a big one... the ramp from south 41... to eastbound i-94 will be shut down until late spring of 2017. the d-o-t says this is a very busy ramp... and losing it is going to mean a longer commute for a lot of people 3 we recommend people to anticipate up to a 30-minute longer drive time. people will start looking at different out different routes this week before the closure to see what they are comfortable with with here's a look at some of

storm that is still pretty strong and now we're watching the rain that is just moving up through south carolina and north carolina and one i think that is concerning to me is that forward the speed a little bit and it has been pouring in north carolina and south carolina and georgia for a while now. so that will be a flooding concern we're as dry let's not forget, right now today and tonight, it is gorgeous outside. so soak it in and enjoy it. so latest information this is an upgrade. we had tropical storm watches in place for the maryland coastline down through the outer banks. that has been upgraded to a warning. and what is the difference? watch out. this could happen. a warning is saying, yes, this is going to happen. and tropical storm conditions are likely if not eminent for the areas from smith point to ocean city and the maryland beach and virginia beach as well. so the beach-goers beware. we know we'll see some impacts here from hermine. and melissa has been in ocean city all weekend long tracking what could happen in the shore region. >> reporter: the holiday weekend in ocean city, so

news we start with that breaking news out of south carolina. an elementary school shooting is what we're talking about today. three victims in all. two of them are students. we don't know how old. the update that we got is those two students have non life threatening injuries. good. the other victim a teacher. there is a suspect in custody described as a teenager. not many details on the suspect. there's another incident not from the school that could be connected. >> michelle: about three miles away the body of a man was found and they're looking into a possible connection between the death of that man and this shooting that happened a short time later. , so, again, this is unfolding right now out of townville, south carolina. police in that area are planning a press conference. it's supposed to happen any moment. as soon as we get more information on this elementary school shooting, we will bring it to studio we're happy to have you. more than a thousand jobs are up for grabs in the city of henderson. we want to let you know about this. a job

could bring some heavy rain to south carolina. really the effects here are going to be minimal with that system. . it is 70 springs. so it's pretty mild outside this morning. it is 70 degrees in irwin, and 72 degrees in fayetteville. we're starting off a little warmer this morning compared to the last mornings. with will have temperatures stay -- 87 for the high with some hit and miss showers, and than temperatures become in the mid- 70s this evening. we'll have more on what to expect for the upcoming weekend coming up. lasting. >> it's what you want in a bath towel, right? monica? . >> yes it is. before with talk bath towels, i would have to say i would pay money to see renee chu eat a turkey leg. you know, we don't always get soft towels. blue towels are not just a nice treat ever now and then; they are a necessity. just ahead, what to look for when you're buying towels, and the mist us make when we wash >> here's the thing: who doesn't hate a wimpy towel? how is it even possible to have towels that don't dry? so what we want in

to south carolina. we have our storm jeanne 5 tracking -- storm team 5 tracking the storm and its impact on our holiday in just a bit. [booing] ben: listen to that. more backlash as nfl quarterback colin kaepernick continuing his he took a knee. he has been protesting police brutality against african-americans. there he is, number seven. but he did make a point of applauding during a rendition of "god bless america." the utmost respect for -- i have the of most respect for members of the armed forces. ben: he says he plans to donate the first million dollars he makes is here to organizations. jc: samsung says it will stop selling the galaxy note 7, after reports of batteries exploding. several people have posted images and videos of their charred phones online. some reports say samsung is expected to issue a global recall for the smart phone as early as this weekend. we are looking live at charleston, south carolina again. we have heavy rain bands coming in as well. what harvey is going to talk about is

continued to pump heavy rains into georgia, and south carolina and south carolina. now you see it stalling here, not just moving right up the coast. we have a stationary front. and that's gonna have it stall right in this area. so it's not going to move much. without this front, it would go out to the atlantic and it would be done. not this case. a couple high pressure system negligence our area, pumping moisture into our state. we have a stationary front off to n it's going to stay there through the entire weekend. and here is lester, 105 miles an hour. a category 2, west northwest, probably just to the north. the hawaiian island, ton was moisture and strongwinds with that. our state, here other heavy showers and thunderstorms. we have a couple over the northwest. confirmed tornado, 11 miles northwest of yuma, 5:05 this -- 4:05 this afternoon. and flash flood warning, and down here a flood warning. they continue toward the border, then they'll be gone. then we dry it out, a few scattered showers and thunderstorms on saturday two, clock in the afternoon, a few push

the rain across south carolina and north carolina it let'seck pand the view. the front on the map. there is the area of low pressure that is tropical storm julia. high pressure upon us and then the next cold front. not the high pressure lost. then the cool air can invade the area. now, what the ridge is doing is allowing it to develop. a ridge of high pressure above the surface low. then that is what is helping the storm develop into julia tonight. a closer look at what is going on. you so the rotation. going north 10-15 miles an hour. moving over land. the advance of the front and they take it back over water helping it to intensify. storm. tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. low indicated near jacksonville, florida. hugging the coast. bringing rain to south carolina. some of it may spread. south and east. now, notice during the day on thursday. heads off shore. future cast. stays to the south. again, the front coming in. the westerlies kicking in. keeping it south. this is not set in stone. interesting when it happens when when we see the advisory with the forecast. you want to stick a

but the heavy rain will stay primarily along georgia and south carolina coast. it will work its way for the to the north and it will break up and have some impact. overall, the impacts of north carolina look to be minimal over the next several days. still something worth watching especially if you have interest along the georgia coast. here at home. that is where things will stay. we can expect clear skies overnight tonight with a few spots a patchy fog by early tomorrow morning. 75 raleigh, 70 jerome, 60s already in henderson and self- help. -- these temperatures will continue to fall. tomorrow morning many of us waking up to temperatures in the 60s. watch for patchy fog early tomorrow morning for that morning drive. we will see mostly sunny skies throughout the day and temperatures very similar to today up to about 89 degrees but this is really the end of a really warm stretch of weather for the next few days. that is all because of a cold front that will push into the area on thursday. that front moves into the area on thursday and that will provide us with a

tropical storm julia could cause minor flooding in south carolina. strong storms in the plains. >>> and it's a good day for air travel with delays possible only in kansas city. has stunned a small ohio town. a woman's call to 911 not only led to her rescue but the discovery of three bodies. >> the woman on the phone told police in ashland, ohio, she had been abducted and was only able to call because her captor had fallen asleep. but she wasn't sure exactly where she was being held. >> you're at the laundromat? >> no, i'm in the bedroom with him. >> is there any way you can get out of the building? >> i don't know without waking him and i'm scared. >> when police came they found the woman and the suspect as well as two bodies. the suspect later led investigators to a third set of remains. the homeless man is now in jail on an abduction charge. a decision on additional charges will be made today. >>> and in phoenix, the last of the police officers hurt when a car plowed into them has been released from the hospital. the rookie officer suffered a concu

well, the damage yet to come will most likely come from heavy rains expected eastern areas of south carolina. storm surge is over with for the most part in florida but we'll also have to watch during the day today in north carolina, south carolina and georgia. here's a closer look at the day ahead. well, we are going to continue to watch temperatures dropping some cool air wrapping in behind our hurricane. the worst of the weather is in northern georgia and southern florida and that will transfer to south carolina during the day today. and take a look at this. this is a ring of fire. time lapse video of a partial solar eclipse. how cool is that? it's caused by the moon moving between the sun and the earth. it lasted about three minutes. it takes place about once every 18 months. "early today" backtw people love clean sheets. take one of those pillows and take a big smell. they smell really fresh. oooh, this is hot! what if we told you we washed these sheets 7 days ago. really? no way are you serious? oh! no way! downy? uh. gimme! downy fabric conditioner. give us a week, and we'll change you

south carolina recovers and adds a field goal. the pirates with chances to get back into the game -- driving in the 2nd quarter -- and this time nelson -- under throws his receiver - it's picked off -- chris lammons with a great play on the ball - nelson with two interceptions -- app state hosting miami...this game was on potential upset alert by some people...that wouldn't happen. brad kaaya on fire -- finds a wide open stacy cooley here...55 yard touchdown strike. canes had a 24-3 lead at the half. monutaineers cut into that a bit in the third quarter -- taylor lamb here the play fake...rolls back and finds a wide open barret burns for the 24-yard score. canes always hit right back -- minutes miami a 45 to 10 winner in boone nc central in its home opener...taking on saint augs. eagles wasted no time -- opening drive on 2nd and 1...malcolm bell walks it in on the qb keeper. 7-0 eagles lead next drive...on 2nd and 8...bell hands it off this time to dorrel mcclain...mcclain dodges and jukes his way in for the score. mcclain found t

here is the storm here turning over the charleston, south carolina area. look at the heavy rain bands in north carolina. thisea throughout the afternoon. we are going continue to watch it moving toward north carolina and eventually right into the southern virginia area later on this afternoon and evening. the wider view showing not just this area. it extends down and pulling moisture out of the gulf. a lot of moisture coming in. some of the computer models showing 10 to 20 inches of rain in portions of eastern parts of north carolina and offshore of our area. some locations could pick up three to six inches along the beaches, d.c. westward, not much of an impact. 50-mile-an-hour winds moving northeast at 20 picking up in speed a little bit. the latest track moves along the coast. it has it going to 60-mile-an-hour tropical storm. from here, it meets an area of high pressure to the north and stalls. because it stalls and maybe even turns back to the coast, that's why we think we could have major problems and why we have tropical storm warnings. e >>> earlier

today, we're expected to get an south carolina boy, who was shot at school ,is doing. this after a teenaged gunman is accused of shooting his father, then going to a south carolina elementary school the shooter's grandparents are revealing details about the hours leading up to the shooting... the suspect's grandmother says the teen called her, distraught. the grandparents rushed over to the suspect's house and found the teen's father, jeffrey osborne shot to death. the grandmother got that call around 1-45 wednesday afternoon. investigators say about a minute later a teacher at townville elementary called 9-1-1 to report the shooting. 3 victims were shot. the district outcome could've been worse. one boy who was shot is in critical condition. a teacher and another student were treated and released from the hospital. the shooter was taken into custody. right now, no word on a motive. the shooting at an elementary school in south carolina will undoubtedly restart the control. it comes up every time something like this happens. which is why 9 wants to know investigator ch

. >> the national hurricane center expects the storm to bring 2 to 4 inches of rain to the south carolina through. any rain could pose a risk of flooding in an area soaked by hermine less than two weeks ago. in georgia a tropical storm warning in effect for coastal areas t. didn't stop fisherman and surfers. life guards are flying double red flags urging people to stay out of the water. surfing is still allowed. since the boards are made of fiberglass, they're considered boats. >> fortunately no reports of any injuries or homes being seriously damaged. >> right now in an amber alert for a missing girl from the wilmington area. they are searching for 6-year- old stephanie lopez castro. take a look at her picture. she was last seen wearing a white short sleeve motorcycle. he was wearing boots and a helmet. she disappeared off an area of carr lie in a beach road fsm you have any information call 9-1-1. >>> six people are dead and more than a hundred people are injured after a passenger train collided with a fraightd train in pakistan. they believe negligence on the part of the engineer may h

it then travels across the eastern portions of south carolina. arrives here in the eastern portions of north carolina. around 2 a.m. tomorrow morning, winds still about 45 miles per hour with this system. as we head towards tomorrow afternoon, it should be back in the open atlantic pulling away it will weaken considerably, losing a lot of its tropical characteristics as we head into later this holiday weekend into early next week. but really won't be an issue for many folks up and down the east coast by that point in time. let's get to watches, warnings, advisories all in effect. we have a number of them here around central and eastern north carolina. first, i want to start you off with this tropical storm warning in effect for a lot of eastern north carolina including wilmington, new bern. a lot of our beaches out towards the outer banks as well. i know head to the beach for labor day weekend: give it today. tomorrow will be considerably drier. we have a flash flood watch that will go into effect later this afternoon around the triangle, already

from south carolina... a shooting at an elementary school. right now, armed anderson county sheriff's deputies >>> we are following breaking news from south carolina. say shooting at an elementary school. right now armed anderson county sheriff's deputies are on the scene. this is at townville elementary school. according to local deputies, one person is in discussion did i and a life-flight helicopter has just landed there. two students were shot and one teacher. two students were take to the hospital by life-flight. we don't know the status of their injuries. we are continuing to monitor the situation. >>> flames are racing uphills and smoke is billowing as firefighters battle the "loma fire" in the south bay but there is some positive news today. kpix 5's maria medina is live in the santa cruz mountains with the update. >> reporter: you can see just how big this fire is with the plume of smoke behind me. we are expected to get an update from firefighters any minute now but what we do know is that the fire stands at 2,250 acres. it's only 1

rain will be heavy in south carolina near the coast, but we should remain dry here in central north carolina. lows will be in the mid 60s to near 70. a weak cold front will slip south into the state tomorrow, and while a stray shower is likely remain dry for most of us. highs will be in the mid to upper 80s. julia will stumble around the south carolina coast to our south, but it looks like any rain will be confined to the north carolina coast near wilmington. the rest of the week looks relatively dry, but with a fair amount of cloudiness. right now-- an statewide amber alert in effect for a missing girl in wilmington. police are trying to find six year old stefanny lopez-castro. there is little information on the person who took her, just that it's a man who wearing a short sleeve shirt with a dragon on it. we'll have the latest as it develops tonight on to the 68th emmy awards! emmy host "jimmy - kimmel" literally kicking off the red carpet rollout at the microsoft theater in downtown los angeles. the massive red carpet -- will cover the entire plaza surrounding the theater. the television

of charleston, south carolina. you see the camera shaking there. dark skies, rain in the area. and also in the last couple of hours, virginia's governor declaring a state of emergency today ahead of hermine. it has been closed for more hours. that means that the winds are finally starting to die down. >> we have crews all over the bay area covering the damage left behind from e storm. first let's bring in shay ryan to show us where the rain is still falling. shay. >> let's take a look at titan doppler radar right now. you can see that anywhere from holiday and new port richey and farther north, some heavy batches of rain. so, again, we've got some spots where h not terribly widespread like what we have been seeing. in fact a lot of dry spots across the northern counties, with a few of the heavier downpours. some into sumter county. as we look farther to the south, this has been very light rain across the southern counties. again, they didn't have the very heavy rain that our coastal area has seen in the last feways

spreading up the coast of south carolina. it's going to get close to our

heather: these are the pictures just as it passes myrtle beach, south carolina. ed: trees could be damaged or more easily by this tropical heather: you are looking live right now at charleston, south carolina. we are tracking tropical storm hermine. harvey will be back in a few minutes. ed: former new england mob boss frank salemme and another man both indicted today in the 1993 killing of owner. salemme and paul weadick are charged with murdering a federal witness, steven disarro. the indictment alleges that salemme, weadick and salemme's son participated in disarro's killing to prevent him from talking to law enforcement. his remains were discovered by federal investigators back in march. if convicted, both men could get the death penalty. another arrest tonight of an uber driver. today, michasel vedrine, of brockton, was charged with raping a passenger and indecent assault. the victim told police vedrine pulled over on ross road in verdine tells a different story saying the two had consensual sex. he's free on bail right now and due back in court next month. h

in south carolina it's been all about the rain and stronger winds at the coast this evening. the good news here, at least for south carolina, it's moving so fast, it will be gone by late tonight. in florida it came ashore. the first hurricane, almost 11 years in florida making rainfall. brought a lot of heavy rain and cedar key, well north of tampa, one homeless man was killed when a tree fell on him there. heavy rain in the tampa area creating flash flooding on the streets there. some parts of florida left with nearly a foot of rainfall from the storm. we'll have more on the local impact with pam gardner tonight. >> our impact is going to be a little different compared to florida we are not anticipating the coastal flood concerns they have had to deal with, and not necessarily the widespread flooding risk either. but heavy rain, definitely the potential is there but rough seas and beach erosion will be the main threat as the storm impacts us sunday into monday. hour from boston to worcester. this gets more serious south and east, 45 to 55-mile-an-hour gusts in the outer cape

all the rain pushing up into south carolina. just spotty showers farther to the south. what is going to happen to julia, you see it's onland now. and not moving quickly. so all day today, it may bring some rain and wind, again to south carolina and georgia. and then fizzling out during the day tomorrow. what about for us? generally leaving with us a tropical air mass pl if the south, southwest. so it's pushing showers near our shoreline. maybe a small, light shower happening in largo. heavier downpours but not too heavy west of 75 in manatee county, near bradenton and sarasota and the gulf gate estates along the shoreline of sarasota. but we're not talking about even strong winds at this point. light winds inland. a little bit of a breeze near the coast. coming out of the south. so there's a 20% rain chance this morning. heat things up. i expect more storms. i put in about a 50% rain chance this afternoon. and the storms will push farther inland as the day progresses. at 4:38, i have an eight-day temperature trend for and you leslee has the commute. >>> the interstates

it's now moving its way across myrtle beach, south carolina and teepd head across norm carolina tomorrow. it's currently 35 miles west southwest of myrtle beach and still producing fair amount of rainfall as it moves through. right now 50 mile an hour winds northeast now at 22 miles an hour. last hour it was going at about 20 miles an hour. it picked up a little bit of speed. here's a look at track. it's going to move its way off the coast by the time we get into saturday and as it does it will become a strong low pressure system and move a little more off to the north. but it cannot go too far because it's blocked by strong ridge of high pressure. winds eedzly will be up to 65 miles per hour with this storm system. and right now tropical storm warnings and watches are in effect all along the coastal area to the north you'll see watches from new york state and even more up to that mid atlantic and right now things are looking like we could get a little improvement for the i 95 corridor and east and ridge of high pressure i'm speaking about strong ridge high will prevent that storm from m

and now they will be impact tropical storm julie is having on south carolina. charleston is covered in water from all of the rain that fell. high winds also knocked down signs and trees. how much of the low country, much of the low country will remain under a flash flood advisory through tomorrow morning. our chief meteorologist is here. he is tracking julia, is it going to effect us? >> it certainly is lolly will it make that much northward progress? if it doesn't the effects will be minimal with the possible exception of the extreme portion part of the state. here are the latest numbers. a new advisory from the hurricane center coming up at 11:00. we urge you to stay with us for that. for now, 32.1 north. 80.5 west. sustained winds at 40. a low grade tropical storm. again, as we have learned the hard way. it is not so much the wind with down especially if it is not moving that much. now, last night classified at 11:00 over land. that is very, very unusual. here it is sitting right here. over the course of the next 120 hours look at what it does. it makes a bi

i'm catherine cortez masto, out of south carolina. police now say two students and one teacher were shot at an elementary school in townville. officers also say the shooter was a teenager./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> wells fargo has agreed to pay 185 million dollars to settle allegations its employees opened millions of accounts without customers' permission to reach aggressive sales targets. the bank fired more than five-thousand employees who were involved in the scam. but omar villafranca shows us how this may be a symptom of a larger problem in the banking industry. (john stumpf/wells fargo ceo/sept. 20th) "i accept full sales practices in our retail banking business." john stumpf was contrite last week ... as lawmakers quizzed him on wells fargo's hyper-aggressive sales tactics. oscar garza was a personal banker for a chase bank outside dallas. he says aggressive sales tactics aren't just a problem at wells fargo. (oscar garza / former chase personal banker) "it's across the industry it's systematic. it is not specific to any branch

we have just learned that the governor of south carolina nikki haley is on her way here. video from outside the school show people running away from the building. here's what we know. the victims are two students and a teacher. we're told the students' injuries are not life threatening, but we don't know the teacher's condition. a teenaged suspect is in custody. authorities are also investigating a death about a mile away from that scene and it appears to be connected to the school shooting. parents say this is their worst nightmare. according to one woman, her daughter hid in a bahama throom the school. >> she hid in the bathroom. i'm so scared, i don't even want her to go to school now. >> reporter: this is all happening in a school just outside of greenville in a very rural part of the state surrounded by farms. we are expecting that media briefing, that briefing to the public, coming up in the next few minutes here. we'll continue to monitor it and as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along. >>> we are not finished with breaking news right now, this a deci

the heavy rain has already moved in advance of the storm system, into south carolina. you can see some pretty good downpours along coastal north carolina, as well. this will accelerate, past south carolina. in fact, this evening at 8:00, with 50-mile-an-hour winds, it will be just past charleston, south carolina. then it accelerates and approaches the outer banks of north carolina. 12 hours later, by saturday morning, and it continues offshore. but then something happens. it slows down. the acceleration comes to a halt, and sunday morning, monday morning, tuesday morning, wednesday morning, this storm is lingering offshore. now, it's far offshore, but we will still be feeling the effects along coastal new jersey and delaware, and possibly inland, as well. the impacts from the storm over the holiday weekend, tropical storm watch in effect for delaware and south jersey. we could see wind gusts at 50 miles an hour, possibly higher. most likely sunday afternoon. the ocean, as a result, dangerous rip currents through the holiday weekend, and for boaters, very rough seas. and

it is the army south carolina national guard is reserves. >> reporter: the u.s.y says burns served in the south carolina national guard from 2001 to 2005, was discharged in 2008. he has no active army or army reserve service time. >> did you attend north greenville university? >> i did. >> did you graduate from north greenville university? >> no, i didn't complete the degree. >> reporter: in fact, the university tells cnn he was here one semester. >> again, the bio that's on your website claims that you earned a bachelor of science degree. did you make that claim? >> i asked you just a moment ago as we were -- first of all, i said we were off the record. >> i didn't agree to that. >> but i did. >> we're still rolling. i'm still asking you questions on the record. >> i'm off the record. >> did you make that claim? >> i think this is not fair that you -- this is not fair at all. i thought we were doing a profile, and all the sudden you're here to try to destroy my character. >> i'm not coming here to destroy your character. these are claims that were made on your w

." >>> a teenager morning, accused of opening fire at a south carolina elementary school, shooting a teacher and two young students after allegedly killing his own father. the off-duty hero credited with saving countless lives. >>> bernie's campaign energized so many young people. >> still struggling for younger voters, hillary clinton plays to the college crowd with bernie sander at her side, while donald trump slams her schedule, >> see all of the days off that hillary takes? day off. day off. day off. >>> and the libertarian candidate gets grilled. >> name a foreign leader that you respect. >> i guess i'm having an "aleppo" moment in the former president of mexico. >> anybody in the whole world! >> i know, i know. >> another gaffe from gary johnson as he fails famous world leader -- or any world leader. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> a veteran firefighter is being hailed as a hero this morning, after he took down a gunman accused of opening fire outside a south carolina elementa