in our southern south carolinas. we might see some -- southern sections, we might see some spots -- right now i'm thinking about 40 in cedar rapids. and 41 in iowa city and here is your extended forecast. and we keep the dry weather going into friday then. saturday, we're at 52. late in the day on sunday, that's when we could see some showers. those will probably linger into monday and after that, a pretty down goes the temperatures by wednesday of next week. >>> weather first team coverage continues now with meteorologist check out our current conditions. >> well, out on the roads, some good news. which we like to see for any traveling out there. it is all green out here. all across collin's road. through highway 30. down i. 380 and down i-80. we're all green. everything is looking good. and looks to be moving along quite nicely. this is a 42nd street and fewer people out there right now. but everything is moving along just fine. if you're heading out late tonight or have any evening plan, we do not have any construc

even hit 80 in parts of southern south carolina. 65 in richmond and the warm air will continue to flood in from the south tonight into tomorrow. and in fact, with tomorrow it's another mild day with periods of rain and the second area of low pressure comes in with an additional inch to half inch plus of rain during the middle of your week. we'll look at stormtracker 6 live double scan and future tracker 6 to time the rain and show you the drier part of that seven-day forecast as well. >> a wet wednesday coming thank you. with rain moving through the region stick with 6abc.com/weather for constant updates, stormtracker 6 live double scan radar shows you where the heaviest rain is coming next season connect with our team of meteorologists on twitter and facebook. >>> "action news" is learning new details about the teenager shot and killed in the may fair section of philadelphia. he was with friends when the gun fire rang out last night and so far no arrests were made. bob brooks is working the story. bob this has neighbors concerned. what are they saying today? >> reporter: sharrie absolu

we're also looking ahead to south carolina, which is a state where one of those southern states, where democrats -- gene from south carolina. democrats have dreams of south carolina, and the democrats in that state say that it's always closer than you think it is. >> speak for all south carolina ness ne ness. >> i think clearly moving in that direction. this election, with i'm not seeing it. but two elections from now, we may be talking about the entire east coast, basically, getting pretty blue. >> mm-hmm. >> getting pretty -- >> you're predicting south carolina goes for the democrat into -- >> maybe three. our first prediction of the night. i love it! >> but it's really changing. south carolina is not the south carolina i grew up in, clearly. and the whole coastal region, which is where the population growth is -- >> which is why donald trump spent a lot of his last stretch in that upper midwest. i mean, i think this might be one of the demographic shifts. i'm not -- >> you see what happened to virginia. how northern virginia became part of the north. >> exactly. >> now chapel hill a

move elevating south carolina political edge in a key southern state a. transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick. betty dehaves for secretary of education. she wants to expand school voucher prove was made by jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest. >>> this morning, security in new york city i i state ahead of today's 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade. this follows an al qaeda publication suggesting the parade would be quote an excellent target. officials stress and federal aids are quick to point out the see these types of vague threats every year before this parade. so not concerned. they are paying attention. not concerned it will cause problems today. you have a joint terrific task force as well as an army of local police.?? 3,000 doing their work. thiss?u?e why you see the float the ballos behs]ind me, they are lined up.they wereate yesterday. they are ready to fet out we'll have floats, marching bands, a lot of star, stage, screen. also a lot of popular singers that will be a part of parad

the southern gentleman in that south carolina gentleman there. but ryan stood up in front of reporters afterwards and said we are unified. welcome to the unified republican government. they clearly feel like they need to send a very strong and visible message. there's a reason for that. there are fissures here waiting to come to the surface depending on how this legislative agenda prays out. there are a lot of things that donald trump ran on that this republican house and senate across the way frankly would not support. he's proposed a trillion dollar infrastructure plan. not clear how he would pay for it. there are some ideas out there, repatriation of foreign income being a topo tension way to do it. but the reality is, he did not win on cutting the debt and deficit. he won on populist ideas of getting people back to work and there's going to be grappling here for republicans going forwards. andrea? >> and a quick note about the democratic side because there have been reports that the democrats are not all embracing leader pelosi in this mood o

southerner? or do you see more of the old days than the new days with this guy? >> i'm from south carolina. it's not about being a southerner. it's about being an american in 2016. these attitudes, that perspective, that legislative record does not comport with the duties and responsibilities of the attorney general. this is a moment where we literally see in the streets a generation of students and young people putting their bodies and conscience on the line in terms of standing against police misconduct. you had eric holder going to ferguson, loretta lynch vigorously pursuing prosecutions in terms of racial terrorism in charleston. we need an attorney general who is going to enforce the law on behalf of all people. no matter where they come from, their religion, their race, their hue or their heritage. so to nominate someone with this kind of a record at this moment in history, following the appointment of a chief strategist who represents the chief architect of a digital platform for the alt-right, misogynists, islamophobests, is disturbing. >> we need your voice. i see why you're head of

bladenboro, north carolina, 2,000 people live there in southern rural north carolina, it's due southayetteville. every year in bladenboro, they host something called the bladenboro beast fest. i don't actually know why it's called the beast fest, but i do know that they have an awesome car show at the beast fest every year. really cool international scout there, the white sort of broncoey looking thing. a beautiful old ford mustang, beautiful new ford mustang there. i think this pickup here, i think this is a ford step side lowered pickup. forgive me if that's a chevy. i think that is a ford. the car show's organized by the southeastern cruisers. they do a really good car show every year at the bladenboro beast fest. and part of the reason it's called is the trophies are huge. they give out 50 trophies.

medication, jonathan: a person is dead as a result of a brush fire in southern virginia 80 miles south of roanoke near the north carolina border. victim was an elderly woman but so far they are not saying how she died. it's extinguished but authorities are on alert due to dry conditions. maureen: new information from the tragic story from northwest stafford. investigators identified the family killed in a murder-suicide that left four his wife and two young children yesterday and he called 911, reported there had been a murder-suicide and hung up the phone. buckley was dead when deputies arrived. he is a man who disappeared last year after leaving a computer lot and found a few days later saying he was overwhelmed. jonathan: the united states lifted the zika muslim but it doesn't mean the risk is over. the agency said it's preparing for the long-term respon the mosquito borne virus. it's been linked to neurological disorders to babies born to infected mothers. new at 6:00 for us -- >> i went to the barbershop myself. i didn't ask hey, can i get a haircut? jonathan: we have a great story coming up. local company to give

bladenboro, north carolina, 2,000 people live there in southern rural north carolina, it's due southfayetteville. every year in bladenboro, they host something called the bladenboro beast fest. i don't actually know why it's called the beast fest, but i do know that they hav

bladenboro, north carolina, 2,000 people live there in southern rural north carolina, it's due south of fayetteville. every year in bladenboro, they host something called the bladenboro beast fest. i don't actually know why it's called the beast fest, but i do know that they have an awesome car show at the beast fest every year. really cool international scout there, the white sort of broncoey looking thing. a beautiful old ford mustang, beautiful new ford mustang there. i think this pickup here, i think this is a ford step side lowered pickup. forgive me if that's a chevy. i think that is a ford. the car show's organized by the southeastern cruisers. they do a really good car show every year at the bladenboro beast fest. and part of the reason it's called is the trophies are huge. they give out 50 trophies. each is the size of a sixth grader. but the beast fest is the annual local thing in bladenboro and always has this really good car show for such a small town. but one thing that every small town in america gets to know pretty quickly is if you hold your annual town get-together,

. >> but some argue we got that in the southern united states, south carolina. >> yes, but the last fewears we haven't. and they have gone there. bombardier just went there in a big way. >> that's going to be a key test of trump's promises. you know, i think there are others who wonder whether the jobs will come back, how many will there really be. if you build a new plant, how much robotics will be in that plant as opposed to human labor. >> it's the ancillary. you need to put a ppg there, you need to put a semi conductor factory that makes those just in time chips. it's those guys. it's the need to have grocery stores and the need to have dry cleaners. when you see these executives get off these airplanes from japan and germany, they're not staying at motel 6. >> no, understood. >> i've stayed at motel 6. la quinta, i love la quinta. >> we understand the multiplier effect, yes. we get that. >> oh. >> we do. >> okay. i'm defensive. i'm defensive. >> no, you may be right and it's going to be fascinating to watch. >> i'm going to have a youtube show on it. because i need -- >> it's all t

southern new england. it does terribly wind down toward metro new york city but there is more rain farther south down toward the virginias as well as carolina. it's this plume of rain right here, this will work up across southern new england later on tonight and there could be a burst of steady rainfall about midnight tonight. as we advance our timeline, you notice the colors, warmer and warmer. yellows, oranges, even some reds, kind of like a christmas tree, around midnight tonight and then it moves off to the north of boston before the morning commute tomorrow so several hours of rain overnight tonight. brief heavy rain overnight. most towns will pick up an inch of rain on top of what we picked up yesterday, and then we can focus on the sunshine coming back tomorrow and a bit of a warm-up, as well. forecast up next. >>> a water main wrecked and leading to more trouble. clean-up underway at chinatown sparking flooding and manhole fires. it caused a messy commute for drivers coming into the city. the usually busy street is under nearly a foot of water today. steve cooper is live now to show us how things are out there right now. >> well, it

southerner? is that the way you see him? do you see more of the old days than the new days with this guy? >> listen, i am from south carolina. it's not about being a southerner. it's about being an american in 2016. these attitudes, that perspective, that legislative record does not comport with the duties and responsibilities of the attorney general. and this is a moment where we literally see, in the streets, a generation of students and young people putting their bodies and conscience on the line, in terms of standing against police misconduct. you had eric holder going to ferguson, you have loretta lynch vigorously pursuing prosecutions in terms of racial terrorism in charleston. we need an attorney general, who is going to enforce the law on behalf of all people. no matter where they come from, their religion, their race, their heritage. so to nominate someone with this kind of a record, at this moment in history, following the appointment of a chief strategist, who represents the chief architect of a digital platform of the alt-right, is m islamophob islamophobiasts is disturbing. >> glad to hear that. multiple senior

southern jordan. >>> a sheriff in south carolina is trying to determine if a missing woman found alive could bein disappearances. suspect todd kohlhepp was taken into custody yesterday. a raid on his property led to the woman who vanished in august. she was found chained inside a metal storage container on the rural parcel. erroll barnett is at the scene in woodruff, south carolina. erroll, good morning. >> good morning. two years ago todd kohlhepp had purchased approximately 100 acres of land, cleared the brush you see behind me. on thursday investigators acting on a tip came here and heard banging coming from inside a storage container a few hundred yards from where i'm standing. inside they found a woman chained to an animal cage. the victim, who we will not identify, was found thursday morning. caged in a wooded area in rural south carolina. the sex crime investigator got a tip to investigate the property, and heard the woman's pleas for help. wright believes the victim spent months inside a metal container. >> it was pretty emotional, to say the least, when she was found. especially when she was chained li

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move elevating south carolina governor an early trump governor, giving trump a political edge in a key southern state a. transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick. betty dehaves for secretary of education. she wants to expand school voucher program t. prove was made by jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest. >>> this morning, security in new york city is in a heightened state ahead of today's 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade. this follows an al qaeda publication suggesting the parade would be quote an excellent target. officials stress there are no credible threats. jay gray is live along the route. security must be in everyone's mind, certainly the fun and balloons behind you. >> reporter: yeah. no, you are absolutely right, fran sechlts happy thanksgiving. good morning to you. a multi-level approach herer. and federal aids are quick to point out they see these types of vague threats every year before this parade. so not concerned. they are paying attention. not concerned it will cause problems today. you have a joint terrific task f

the move elevating south carolina's lieutenant-governor henry mcmaster, an governor, giving trump a political edge in a key southern state, a transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick? betsy devos for education secretary. a billionaire republican donor and school choice activist. who opposes common core, and wants to expand school voucher programs. the move was praised by school choice advocates like jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest teachers union. mr. trump will spend the thanksgiving and isn't expected to make any more major announcements until friday at the earliest. kate? >> kristen welker down in florida. thank you. >>> new york city officials are taking extra steps to secure tomorrow's macy's thanksgiving day parade. after an al qaeda publication suggested the parade would be quote an excellent target. officials stress there is no known threat to the parade. but extra barriers will be in place and dogs capable of sniffing the scent of explosives will be out of the air will be it was just two months ago of course the city was rocked by a bomb that

>> yeah, it was just an e-mail m typically we rescue dogs fromogo north and south carolina, carin southern virginia and puerto prt rico. but we couldn't resist bringingg the kosovo seven up. >> okay. it's interesting because in kosovo reading a little bittlit about the not the strongest, yo know, pet friendly nation, okay. we're talking about being often beaten, shot for sport or whatrr have you. so how does an organizationanizo there then say, let's save some dogs?gs? >> yeah, so it was a woman namem debra she funded everything herself. since 2014 they've been able to save 150 dogs from kosovo.. >> okay.>> o >> and luckily she reach out too us and we are the lucky beneficiaries of these awesomese seven dogs.seven d >> tell us -- what livingin conditions might these dogs havv been under? i'm asking youskiny because how hard will it to be b socialize these dogs to how weow often treat our dogs here in the states?states? >> yeah. definitely very differently vy f some of them are going to take a little bit longer to are adjustt but all of them are perfectlyct adoptable. >> and already we're s

strengthen trump's hand, the move elevating south carolina's lieutenant governor henry mcmaster to be governor, giving trump a political edge in a key southern state. a transition official disputing that was part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick, betsy devos for education secretary, a billionaire republican donor and school choice activist who opposes common core and wants to expand school voucher programs. the move was praised by school choice advocates like jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest teachers union. >> our thanks to nbc's kristen welker. >>> this morning security in new york city is in a heightened state ahead of today's 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade. this follows an al qaeda publication suggesting the parade would be, quote, an excellent target. officials stressed there are no credible threats. nbc's jay gray is live along the parade route. security on everyone's minds, along with the balloons behind you. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. good morning and happy thanksgiving to you. federal agents telling us that they see these types of vague references every year before this parade. they're still

. >> much warmer in south carolina >> beautiful spring like weather. we are treated to spring like day across southern wisconsin. this is the camera mounted at wixom industries. an airliner is lined up and ready to take off. 44 degrees. dew point is 36. overall. the winds southwest at 14 miles per hour. now, another vantage point. it is the third ward. the temperatures are in the low 40s as well. the sun is up at 7:01 and treated to a good amount of sunshine throughout the day. a couple of clouds will be filling in. the snow is flying across the dakotas and rain in minnesota. this low pressure is remaining stationary a morning and slowly moving to the north. with it, returning some of the clouds tonight and coupled with a disturbance tomorrow a couple of sprinkles. today the sunshine. winds are south, southwest aefrl 12-22 miles per hour. our model puts us at 54. i bet every bit of 56 is possible for us. a couple of clouds from time to time. at 5:00, dry throughout the day. grill tonight. now wednesday, clouds are returning. upper 40s torm. we are cooler tomorrow. still looking at above normal tempera

at francis marion university in south carolina they claim the cultural appropriation to say y'all if you are not southern an op-ed for her newspaper she said people have always stereo typed southerners are dumb i'm bred red neck hicks. but sometime in the next year or so y'all went from a red neck pro noun to an acceptable form of addressing people. this is cultural appropriation. it is similar to white women wearing cornrows without recognizing the oppression of black people will power asks, if your culture was constantly be littled by those outside it would you be okay with the very people who were demeaning it choosing parts of your culture to claim as their own? wow. kristen, is y'all cultural appropriation? >> i lived in texas for two years and i can tell you you won't offend anyone down there saying y'all. the only thing that offends texans is calling them a liberal and a woosie and those are the same things. if you say y'all, you well earn a pair of spurs and a cowboy hat. there are few things that offend folks down there. just do not say you are an environmentalist who hates big oil, and for the

the southern law center says they have seen spikes similar to this in the past and when south carolinaemoved the flag from state house grounds. they say this is outright threats and intimidation. this morning officials across the in addition are looking into a rash of alleged hate crimes and bullying in the wake of presidential election. graffiti and threats are surfacing across the country directed at political, racial, ethnic and religious groups. >> it is very worrysome about what it will hold for us. >> this building vandalized. in virginia this statue tagged with spray paint. three students were suspended after chanting white power in school hallways. in another school in michigan kids caught on camera chanting build the wall. online expressions of fear with one woman treating my eight-year-old sister told me she is scared to be muslim. that break my heart. >> it is really quite ugly out there. >> they tracked an unusual spike. more than 200 reports of hate crimes and intimidation since the election. >> people walk around with fear in their hearts. they look at their neighbors not

carolina museum of natural sciences. sunshine everywhere. 48 in raleigh and 42 in southern pines and 49 in south hill. a quick warm up and on our way to nearly 70 this afternoon. clouds tomorrow and little rain and cool or thursday with sunshine and 62. brian? >>> elizabeth, good news on the at -- 440 at capital have eased up, and we have slow downs on 40 westbound as you head away from 540 to the durham freeway interchange. allow extra time heading into rtp. there will be a lot of heavy traffic around the polling sites. look out for pedestrians and be safe. back to you. >> thank you, brian. >>> voters are being greeted by long lines at the polls on experiencing technical difficulty. cooper: when we lost the nba all-star game... the ncaas... and the acc championships... it hurt north carolina's economy and our national reputation. but this election for governor is not just about one bad law. it's about them. i'm roy cooper. and this election is about finally stopping the loss of our teachers, announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantl

suppressed, kept from voting in most southern states except for three, and some of those that the republicans still controlled, in louisiana, florida and south carolina where they controlled the returning votes. i thought about this this morning. i used to play tennis with a guy when i still taught at yale who came up with a great line. i'm looking at paul with whom i used to play tennis here. he came up with a line one day. he said a good call beats a good hot every time. out! you know, out! and so a good count, the republicans could count the votes, a good count could be the actual returns any time. so, i want to get to the dispute in a minute, but let me - first of all -- what might explain this high turnout. this is really unprecedented in the sense of an equal turnout of voters. well, it wasn't the candidates, although the contrast between the candidates itself is very -- it wasn't the candidates but, of course, candidates did not campaign in the 19th century. that was erforbidden. you didn't go out on the stump. others campaigned for you. the two candidates were interesting. actually, there were three candidates -- actually, four, but there was

"the people of south carolina are embarrassed by nikki haley." to which she responded as a southernerur heart." she seemed pretty thrilled about trump's win. >> i'm giddy and if you talk to any of the governors here we are so excited at the possibilities and opportunities that will be here is the idea that we can now start to really govern. i've never known what it's like to have a republican president. >> joining me now, two voices from south carolina, joel sawyer, republican strategist and former aide to south carolina congressman mark sanford and jamie harrison, chairman of the south carolina democratic party who is also a candidate to be the chair of the dnc. gentlemen, welcome. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> jamie, let me begin with you as you've worked with the governor for quite a bit. what does this say about trump that he's looking at her and is she up for the job? let's start with the latter question. is she up for it? >> listen, i'm not going to be partisan here, i think if governor haley was being considered for secretary of commerce then that would be a good

suppressed, kept from voting in most southern states except for 3, and some of those that the republicans still controlled, in louisiana, florida and south carolina where they controlled the returning votes. and i was thinking about this this morning, i used to play tennis with a guy who came up with a great line. said,e up with a line, he he said a good call beats a good shot every time. out. you know, out. and so a good count, the republicans could count the votes, a good count could be the actual returns any time. so, i want to get to the dispute in a minute, but let me, first of all, what might explain this high turnout. this is really unprecedented in the sense of an equal turnout of voters. well, it wasn't the candidates, although the contrast between the candidates itself is very, it is very interesting. not the candidates, they did not campaign in the 19th century. that was forbidden. you didn't go out on the stump. others campaigned for you. the two candidates were interesting. actually, there were 3 candidates, actually, four, but there was a greenback candidate, too, that i can mention in there. but rutherford b. hayes was in his third

southern appalachians. >> code red on there. air quality alert. >> yes. terrible. >> in fact, they have the alert for a good chunk of north carolina and pretty much almost all of south carolina. >> wow. >> just a tough situation over the southeast. >> no kidding. and something, i'm sorry, not ready for. whatsoever. >> yeah. >> first of all, it's not out west. you can see parts of south carolina, parts of minnesota actually under a blizzard watch. >> but there is cold air associated with that and we're going to be affected by that eventually. >> but not now. pretty reasonable out there. temperatures reached the 50'se today. look at it in bridgeport and new london, connecticut. they had the benefit of sunshine. they moved up to 60 and higher. connecticut, southern rhode island, southeastern mass had some sun. temperatures right now are still 60 or higher, from charleston, west virginia, to cincinnati, across to st. louis. so we're going to be mild tomorrow and we'll be mild friday even on into saturday. then the changes will start coming. 53 in boston now with a west-southwest wind at 13 miles per hour. we checked the current temperatures. 40's and low 50's. these wil

south carolina. they are there right now celebrating their anniversary. charleston is wherehey fell in love with southern style cooking and it inspired him to create this sauce. >> you can make this bourbon barbecue sauce at a local bye local gift fair. tall guy and a grill will be there along with 50 other november 27 from 9:00 to 7:00 in walkers point. admission just $5 for advance tickets we put a link on themorningblend.com or you can visit local first milwaukee.com. >> you can also get tall guy bourbon barbecue sauce in wauwatosa on north avenue and 72nd street at kettle range meats and it's a rustic pallet in cedarburg. doesn't this look dishes? >> boy just tasted the sauce. we have more coming up on today's show including a better way to take pictures with your smart phone without buy agnew phone. >>> we'll meet a mom who had fertility issues and the unique way she overcame them and had a bouncing baby boy who just got his diaper changed in the hallway. [laughter] >> i saw him he is so cute. >> why not. that's something you got to take care of. that's what happens. >> after the break milwaukee mag

southern appalachians. the smoke has been making the air quality just awful across eastern tennessee, western north carolina and even as far south as the atlanta metro we're starting to smell some of the smoke out there as well. 61 for a high in new york city. a good-looking travel day from boston to new york all the way down to d.c. we are tracking a little bit of rain for the eastern sections of virginia and north carolina. otherwise, the mild temperatures continue to be with us. minneapolis was actually in the 60s yesterday. warmer than atlanta, georgia. and we have a system moving into the pacific northwest holding temperatures in the 50s in seattle. that's a look at your national forecast. we'll be right back. our special today is the seared ahi tuna. don't you hate that? when they don't tell you how much something costs and you have to ask? maybe that's why i always make sure to... ... "bring up the costs associated with your services." i know. transparency about costs. just one way edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." we'll get you up to speed on the market action. it was a big

south carolina are embarrassed by nikki haley. she responded, donald trump, bless your heart, which that is stereo typically what southerners say beforey say something mean about you. and the team of rivals, some have said, this is surprising considering donald trump is notoriously thin skinned. >> i think all rivals are not created equal. she was actually very respectful with the way she went at donald trump. she was never over the top. >> compared to mitt romney. >> that's right. her criticism was more gentle, where mitt romney wasn't. that would be more of a signal. because their views are so different of what donald trump is looking at in terms of his cabinet. >> was she more diplomatic? so ron, donald trump, clearly through this he's trying to, and you're hearing from the republican establishment, they feel somewhat comforted by some of these selections. what about mitt romney and that, as well? how far does that go to comforting them? >> that's a big bridge. first of all, if donald trump stuck with the republican elected officials and established leaders who supported him during the campaign, he could not fill up the seats in th

south carolina. we desperately need the precipitation, especially in the southern appalachians. not a lot. fires are going on right here. this is our last chance to get any rain until the end of this coming week. we'll eek a little bit of it out. no precipitation unless it's the pacific northwest. a calm pattern of weather the last couple of weeks. that's about to change. temperatures well above average, especially across the central plains. temps maybe 25 to 30 degrees above average. we remain warm kind of all week here across the southeast. get ready though. by midweek, the moisture comes to the west and we might be talking about a blizzard in across the northern plains towards the latter part of this week. get ready. it's coming. >> i got to get the shovel out of the garage, you're telling me? >> minnesota. >> they will be working soon. >> get ready. >> you're sitting there drinking coffee. get out there. that's why we have kids. mow the lawn. labor force. >> for free. >> totally. not free, though. >>> what will president-elect trump do to fight terror. >> an iraq war veteran says when

south carolina. ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ >> they were for the most part fundamentalist southern baptistsnly concern. they were also supporting legislation to ban public funds for abortions and voicing approval of a measure being prepared to stop state control over private christian schools. >> e.r.a. got all tied up with roe versus wade. when you have roe versus wade, now you're turning evangelical christians against the women's movement. >> we have some beautiful women with us today, some women who know that they were created the way god wanted them. there are some very basic essential differences between man and woman. i hope god keeps it that way. >> i think when you study the e.r.a. and see what it really means to women, that the women don't want it, the men don't want it, and so, by public outcry, as you people are doing here today, we will beat e.r.a. >> two, four, six, eight -- >> thousands of women gathered in houston today as a symbolic torch marked the beginning of a national women's conference. >> with the e.r.a. losing momentum, people were trying to figure out what to do, an

southern sky. >> the smoke almost blocks out the sun. >> reporter: in lake lure, north carolina, this brush fire engulfing the entire hillside, forcing some families to flee their homes. >> it's devastating and heartbreaking. >> rob marciano joins south? >> there is some rain in the southeast, but not for the fire zone. it's close, in the carolinas, but the fires are in the dry air. it's going to go up the east coast, and tomorrow, along the i-95, not a lot of rain. but through the next five or eight days, not much rain coming zone. >>> and the first responders describing that horrifying moment as police continue to connect new murders to the suspect. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: seven murders tonight. a suspected serial killer behind bars. >> i am so sorry that it was my son that hurt them. >> reporter: regina tague in shock. her son, todd kohlhepp, a seemingly successful realtor, accused of horrific crimes. >> i think we al to stay with us. >> reporter: detective whitfield was among the first officers to find kala brown on kohlhepp's property inside a shipping container, chained up like a dog. she told authorities she saw kohlhepp kill her boyfriend, charles david carver. >> she just looked at me and said, thank you so much for

the army to force the southern people to vote down segregation and admit to negro race into our theaters, into our homes and churches. >> that was strom thurmonds, south carolina. he ran for president that year on a segregation ticket. the basic idea behind his run for president was that the two political parties in our country were not racist enough that year. thurmond had to run for president in order to create a whole new party specifically to meet the racial needs of his constituents. >> the southern revolt against president truman reaches its climax at birmingham under the states' rights banner. alfalfa bill murray joins in the protests against the president's civil rights program. more than 6,000 flocked to the convention to select the presidential ticket. 13 southern states are represented in the session which precedes the nomination of governors thurmond of north carolina and wright of mississippi as party standard bearers. governor thurmond attacks the civil rights plank. >> it simply means that's on the part of this president to dominate the country by force and to put into effect these uncalled for and damnable proposals he has recommended under of

south carolina. is she known outside this country and do you think that matters at all. could a governor of a u.s. of southernate do well as a secretary of state? >> well, i don't know. that would be up for donald trump and his administration to make that determination. i do know that the names have been floated this week so far john bolton and rudy giuliani . those names are still on the list. it seems to be and errreported few days ago that one of those two were going to be a selection of secretary of state and my source is telling me that is not the case. there are actually several other names donald trump wants to talk to and he's looking into another direction. >> joe scarborough with that news that nikki haley is being considered as secretary of state. thank you very much for bringing that to us. >> i want to go back to our two mea gentlemen here. richard engel, we don't know much about nikki haley when it comes to foreign policy or considering her of representative of our country. >> the people don't know about her at all and to a degree, that's okay. when you are talking about the job of secretary of