of the south carolina frontier. in 1779, he won a spectacular victory over a large enemy force georgia, aseek, well as several other skirmishes. in 1780, when the british captured charleston, and then occupied most of south carolina and georgia, with the promise of being left alone, pickens did as well. as the rebellion sprang the back to life in south carolina due to british atrocities and mistreatment in the latter half of 1780, pickens stubbornly held to the terms of his parole and remained nuetral. until a loyalist force came to his home when he was away and destroyed much of his repartee and mistreated his family. he then took up arms again. he was one of the key heroes of the battle in 1781 and he campaigned with nathaniel green in north carolina for the rest of the winter. he helped lead the successful recapture of augusta in 1796. he was ed lee wounded in the battle of utah springs. in september 1781, which was the month before the great american victory at yorktown, virginia. after yorktown, the war in the c

the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i would like to make the gentleman from maryland aware i have no further speakers and i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. cummings: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. we have no further speakers, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from north carolina and i've laid out very nicely exactly an eloquently what this bill is all about. it is very important that we modernize all of our systems in the federal government and record keeping is so important. and we see it particularly in our committee, the government reform committee, because we are constantly trying to get records and requesting records, and occasionally subpoenaing records. so this is a way, i believe, to make that whole process more effective, efficient and transparent. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the gentleman yields. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: mr. speaker

the revolution came early to south carolina. real authority was not in the hands of the king's appointees, the rebellious merchants in the low country who had formed their own governing bodies. the settlers on the frontier carried very little abo act, whichp act, tea had little direct effect on them. then it became clear that the british were ready to provoke fearedattacks, the most threat to order and liberty to help crush the rebellion. foughtw less white men with the indians. it is true that some colonists saw the high-handed whig officials in charleston as the real threats to order. for many who had been sitting on the fence, the idea that the king's ministers would unleash the indians on them and their families made them spring into action, rally the militia, gather ammunition, and spring into the fight. i don't have time to talk about the sieges of '96, the snow campaigns, or picken's miraculous victories, the victories at cal creek, utah, . i'm sure that a number of you know those stories. a recentn't, i know book that tel

a lot of rip currents around the carolina coastline up to the outer banks.t's meandering off the southeast coast. the winds are likely on the eastern side of . watches. no warnings are issued on the u.s. coastline right there. the strongest winds are east of this. and really, that's going to head out to sea with really low impact for us. you can see a lot of clouds are going to stay just off the coast of the outer banks. it's going to continue to push out to sea while we are here with punnty ofine even through the day tomorrow. spinning off the coast. not animpact to our area. not impact for tomorrow. temperatures in the mid 80s. plenty of sunshine. we keep sunshine going monday, tuesday. now, temperatures start to go up a little bit. the humidity starts to come back tuesday night. wednesday, thursd t,t's our next chance of rain. humid starting on wednesday and the humidity lasts until the end of the next workweek. we have >>> well, tonight a performance 30 years in th making. >> decades ago a group of northeast d.c. high schoolers saw thundershoweir lives c

i'm a member of the south carolina society of the cincinnati. do not take me long to volunteer to introduce our speaker tonight. he and i are dear friends, but i would like to speak a little bit organization, which was created to perpetuate for all time the memory of the american revolution. we welcome all patriotic americans, regardless of if their families have been in america for 300 years or they just arrived here to join the american revolutionary institute as associates. our mission is to make sure all americans understand that the revolution secured our independence, established our republic, created our national identity, and dedicated our country to the ideals of liberty, need to understand and appreciate our revolution. we invite all of you to help us make that possible by learning more about the american revolution institute at our website. americanrevolutioninstitute.org and become part of our movement. as i mentioned i'm a member of the south carolina society, and i'm a member of the history committee up here at the general society.

we'll have more on the track an intensity and we're watching another disturbance around the carolinas. weather headlines here at home, comfortable through the evening hours and i'mra hereing the weather from you from 4:00 to 7:00 and you'll notice the l humidiels dropping. it's gorgeous saturday and sunday and next week overall igexpect around 90 with the humidity returning on tuesday. currently is feeling like temperatures are generally in the low 90s right now. about 92 in washington, and here's what i'm keepi c ase eye on this evening, the dew point temperatures. right now we're in the 80s and i'll see these fall into the 60s by 6:00, 7:00 p.m. and early tomorrow morning they should be in the 50s and what that means is tt it's a beautiful gorgeous start on saturday. 7:00 a.m. whe it'8 degrees and mostly sunny skies. it's cooler overall and going to feel refreshing out there and a nice breeze at times throughout the day and a high temperature of 83 drees. on sunday a touch warmer and all sunshine, really nice once again. a high temperature on sunday of 86 so whatever your plansis ar

new warjs from cape cod to the carolinas. all next. >>> so i was robbed in my own house. >> she's laughing about it now. but new at 6:00, michael finney shows you the surprise message a north bay woman saw on her computer screen. find out what you should do if you get it as well. that's at 6:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> an elusive saltwater crocodile weighing 1300 pounds has finally been caught after being hunted for eight years in the outback of australia. it's 15 feet long, about 60 years old. the crocodile was found in a trap. wildlife officers wanted to find it before it killed anyone. it has been moved to a crocodile farm where it will live out the rest of its life. >>> tonight steph curry is firing back at calls the warriors are ruining the nba. in an interview with usa today, steph calls that the dumbest phrase ever. he was asked about lebron james' d

. >>> up and down the east coast tonight, the new warnings from cape cod all the way down to the carolinas. and the deadly tornado touching down, a baby killed. more than two dozen hurt. rob marciano is standing by. >>> the plane crash into that mountain in alaska. how did everyone survive? the tourists onboard. tonight, our interview right here with a survivor. and the rescue teams who asked, how did the pilot pull this off? >>> and tonight, the new surveillance of george klee nee's crash, thrown from that scooter. just how lucky he was and how it all happened. what the other driver is now saying. evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with president trump on the attack. the fight beginning at breakfast today, sitting across from america's most trusted allies at the nato summit. at one point today, the president asking, what good is nato? and saying germany is captive to russia. tonight, the president's new demands now from our allies, and you're about to hear that very tense exchange between the head of nato and the president. abc's

keep in mind that the flag in south carolina continued to be a political issue. primary between mccain and george w. bush and mccain having to walk back what yet set the time and admit he had done it for political gain. the primary season is coming up again the following year in south carolina and i'm sure republican tenets were saying, i will have to deal -- republican god, ites are saying, oh will have to deal with the flag again. it is an issue in politics so all of these things were pre dictable. compromise any more than a come from eyes of 1850. of 1850.he compromise they are short term fixes. when you see these compromises in your own lifetime, try to take a historical view. they are likely not to be forever. mentioned protecting the memorial of value of the flag, take, or yourur position on how you combat the commercialism of the flag when it makes so much money for so many vendors and how you fight that? >> how you combat the commercial -- there is an inherent problem in the proposal that i made it is i am dealing with human beings and a diverse nation and

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began in the northeast, there was some in virginia, the carolinas, georgia. that part of the united states was populated first as part of the reason. cotton was grown, and the invention of the cotton gin escalated the growth of cotton. we have taken the cotton gin from the eli whitney time in 1793. before that, the individual separated the lead from the seed and about one pound per day was all they could do. dresstton gin, it would 50 pounds per day. we have a time, using five different time periods, the progression of the equipment of the cotton gin, going from hand waterpowered, internal combustion and electrical powered. our final phase, stage of the con gin, the machine will do about 10,000 pounds per hour versus 50 pounds per day with the invention of the continent gin. -- cotton gin. we just expanded on the efficiency and speed. it's a pretty neat exhibit here, explaining the time caring -- time period. in my time, we transferred from hand harvesting, it's hard to imagine that we used to harvest totally by hand in the u.s.. we have transitioned to a draw

you can see tropical storm chris hanging off the north carolina coastline, as the clouds stay wwn, theyy to the south, we are looking good are looking dry here in the d.c. area, we may see a few sprinkles late tuesday and early wednesday but that's about it. humidity starts to come back in as we get into tuesday, low 90s on tuesday, with present lenty sunshine and that chance of rain a late tuesday night into wednesday. wednesday. wednesda we clearout, ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta make it last. all the thrills of summer. one amazing getaway. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. visit both parks for only $30 per day. >> time right now is 10:26 here on sunday morning, here are the four things you need toknow. the search is on for a drivern a head-on colsion near the rosslyn tunnel. two people were hurt. >>> wendi winters has been laid to rest,she's one of the victims of the "capital gazette" shooting. during hermemorial, it was revealed she fought back against the gunman, police won't com

the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. foxx: i understand that the gentleman is prepared to close and we are, too, so i will reserve to allow the gentleman to close. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. connolly: thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate her fervor and i know she's sincere in her convictions with respect to this legislation and to the underlying issues. as someone who came from local government, coming here to congress, running one of the biggest local governments in the united states, i'm sympathetic to the purposes of the unfunded mandate reform act and i supported many of those provisions. this goes too far. this isn't just an umra improvement. this is gutting whole sale the regulatory process that provides enormous benefits and we know that from the o.m.b. itself in terms of the benefits versus the costs of rulemaking to protect the public, where we can make improvements, great. but gutting it and giving the regulated industries an inside opportunity to shape or block those regulations before the pub

. >> cotton began in the northeast, there was some in virginia, the carolinas, georgia. that part of the united states was populated first as part of the reason. cotton was grown, and the invention of the cotton gin in 1793 really escalated the growth of cotton. we have taken the cotton gin from the eli whitney time in 1793. it was hand fired. before that, the individual. about one pound per day was the average they could do. the cotton gin, it would dress 50 pounds per day. they thought they were really doing a big one. we had five different time periods of progression of equipment of the cotton gin, going from hand turned, - waterpowered, internal combustion and electrical powered. and the modern generators are all electrical powered. con gin, the machine will do our final phasecon gin, the -- we justl do, expanded on the efficiency and speed. it's a pretty neat exhibit here, timesning the different of the equipment. in my lifetime, we transitioned .rom hand harvesting cotton it is hard to imagine we used to plus bales oflion cotton bought in the u.s.. we've transitione

continue all the way from the carolinas into new england, and there you can see the pink, those are heat warnings. that's where things are real serious and where we're expecting the feels-like temperature to be 110. the actual temperature in the shade under a tree in the mid and upper 90s. i remember i recommend that and a lot of water. triple digit heat in the nation's capital. this continues until the end of the week and by then we'll finally see temperatures getting back closer to average. look at that, 86 is going to feel fantastic by wednesday and into thursday. i'll show you the extended forecast, if that's not cool enough for you, look at this, latter part of the weekend, early next week, how about highs around 80 with overnight temperatures in the 60s. just think about that while we bake in the 110-degree temperature later this afternoon. guys? >> awful. >> should be lovely. thank you, ivan. >>> king james taking his talents to hollywood. >> andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> the final act of lebron's career is going to be in los angeles. he signed a four

>> he is referring to the stones found in north carolina in the 1930s and on this tone in english was written this unbelievably dramatic tale apparently the daughter of john white about the massacre that took her husband and virginia dare just a few colonists were left in it is a heart rendering story written in stone. of course the question is is this real or not? and then another story surface and they got a professor to set up a committee see that they were authentic. and they told us to review piece them together that ended in atlanta her marrying an indian prince and it just got crazier and crazier but all of those except the first one clearly are not authentic they are fake. we know who carved them but the first one we don't know for sure it hasn't been properly incised and typically it is separate from the other stones found. so clearly the interest of the article that i did for national geographic it went online it was number one on the news last night but there is that possibility that this is an authentic stone that we have to bring real science and investigation into this t

as i mentioned i'm a member of the south carolina society, and i'm a member of the history committee up here at the general society. and when i learned about chip coming up to speak, i was very happy and quick to volunteer to come up from charleston to introduce him this evening. chip is a practicing anesthesiologist in thomasville, georgia, where he's lived for the past 29 years. and i have the society to thank for chip because otherwise architect in charleston and anesthesiologist in thomasville really wouldn't have the opportunity to get to know one another. he is chairman of the history committee of the general society. and is also a member of south carolina society where he represents justy cobe, the ancestor i represent is a member of the second regiment and fun they knew one another back then. chip has had a lifelong passion for american history and as a result a publication of four books. distinctly the first, "distinction in every service: brigadier general marcellus a. stovall," in 2001. the acclaimed "never for want of powder, the confederate powder works in augusta, augus

everyone in the rust belt booming in the town is that north carolina is blooming looking at the democrats today max i think trump gets reelected easily fake you could impeach him if he get reelected he sleeps right ok so twenty twentieth's odds on he's an odds on favorite i think so i mean he's from so far increased. employment numbers that's right this whole bit how does the wall street how do the capital markets view the meeting with trump putin how do they see that i mean the reaction of media doesn't appear to be much of a nonevent but when you know you thought that it kind of reminds me of identity politics the media keeps trying to weave a connection between trader connection between you know putin and trump meeting an old dress of the markets shrug it off you know the markets are still feeding on the fed and that's slowly going away but there's a ransom rising so you know the ten year fifteen years are heading ten year highs and higher you're getting the rates are going up to two percent three percent on the us on this on this paper deposit rates are going up both through. years ag

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the gentleman, mr. modos, from north carolina and the gentleman, mr. walker, from north carolina for their support of this amendment. i would like to point out as mr. meadows was pointing out, this is really about defending rights. this amendment prohibits the district of columbia coiven sill from imposing on individual prosecute rights. it gives people the option, denies people the option to buy less expensive health insurance and insurance that they want and need. i would like to also point out that in obamacare, even there, there was no force imposed on people to buy health insurance. they could pay the penalty or they could apply for a waiver with the i.r.s. and literally millions did that. at no time did obamacare pose a threat to people's property rights as this amendment does. so for that, mr. chairman, i urge my colleagues to stand up for the rights of the citizens of the district of columbia to protect their property rights and support this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the

we've got tropical depression three off the carolina coast again. off that but certainly going to bring waves. hurricane beryl now about 800 miles off the coast of the caribbean or away from the caribbean heading in that direction, and we're talking about islands that got hammered real bad, not even close to fully recovered from hurricane maria, dominica, st. lucia and certainly martinique, guadalupe and then puerto rico just to the south is where that hurricane is supposed to track, but it's a small hurricane. hopefully it stays that way. small hurricanes are notoriously difficult to forecast intensitywise. so we're watching this carefully. across the rest of the u.s. today we're looking at showers and storms across the southeast, should be nice across the northeast, but the dangerous heat wave continues across the southwest. >>> this weather report is sponsored by carmax. "b" minus, sam? please, i begged all my professors for a "b" minus. >> i think it's an "a." >> he does not get to give grades at this point because he spilled water all over me.

the coast of the carolinas running perpendicular to the coast.ess you're going to be right on the water where you see the rip current or little bit choppier surf, i don't think anyone will see any real impact from this as far as dorms or wind or things of that nature. maybe some choppier seeds. this will continue to move off the coast, but he cannot make a large impact. temperatures across the country today, guys. we are going to be back up in the middle 90s in the middle of the country. spots hitting triple digits. gerri: thank you for that. i love the forecasts of hurricane chris not hitting. cheryl: thanks, adam. they are called the world's greatest rock 'n roll band. they may be old but they are still rolling in dough. we would say about the latest deal for the rolling stones. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and warren buffet rolling in dough. we'll tell you who has got more money out of the two. taking a look at features on your monday. popping up even more. s&p of nine and three quarters, nasdaq up 28. you are watching "fbn:am." still a chance

he served as dean of the south carolina state law school before being selected in 1950 as the president of south carolina state college by then governor strom thurmond. like other african-american presidents of black segregated public institutions, turner occupied a precarious position. he served at the pleasure of the political regime committed to maintenance of white supremacy. annually, had to beg an all white segregationist legislature for funding. had to rest support from lawmakers that openly and unapologetically favored white schools over black schools. had to contend with influential arbitors of white public opinion that maintained race relations were harmonious, and that blacks ought to be satisfied with what they had received. the negro, the times newspaper in 1955 has much for which to thank the white race. he has been given through public monies a splendid educational establishment in this state. i mean, that's what the president of south carolina state college had to contend with. he tried best he could. in certain ways, he was a good college president. south carolina state

the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. burr: mr. president, i thank my colleague. i rise in support of his amendment. mr. president, the land and water conservation fund, you may remember last month when i tried to get a vote on its reauthorization, i had just come from a press conference marking 100 days until it expires. we've been here before. i'm sort of shocked sometimes on how hardhead he had we are in the institutions. this program has now reached a point where it's 66 days away from expiration. in the 115th congress we actually let it expire, and the reason congress passed legislation to reauthorize it was the pressure of the american people. now let me say at the start i have unbelievable respect for the chairman of the committees that bills make up this package and deep respect for the ranking members. and i hold in high esteem the chairman and the ranking member of the full committee. this is no beef with them. this is a beef with what we've set up as the process of a very choreographed movement of a piece of legislation,

as the durham committee of affairs on black people. as a student at north carolina central university, john wheeler was a tight and of a community leader, well respected. on many occasions he personally counseled me by providing advice that i recall to this day. it was through the durham community that attorney wheeler and attorney thompson and oliver hill challenged several north carolina school boards by alleging that they were failing to provide equal funding to african-american schools. it was a constitutional challenge. in the case of blue versus durham public school district filed on may 18, 1949, wheeler, thompson and hill were successful in proving that the durham public school district was violating the 14th amendment of the united states constitution. the court entered its order and i have a copy with me today and i will read one sentence. the net result of what has been done leaves negro school children at many disadvantages which must be overcome, end of quote. the court ordered equal funding for the schools on january 26, 1951 in the very building we ar

petersburg all the way to the carolinas. a good friend of mine just moved to st. petersburg. d i said how was it? he said thunderstorms woke me and the dog up last night. the dog is not used to that. and all the way to the east, there's isolated seven to 10- inch amounts over the next seven days. that's impressive considering no hurricane or tropical storm. the record high for today is 78. that's it. that's the coolest record high all summer. the next one in place is 82 on july 5th. that was set in 1921 and if you want to find 78 or cooler, march 20th or november ninth. so this is really impressive to be that cool. be a day to get close. san jose though, 85, 61. 99 in 2006 for their record high. and 40 in 1893. areas of fog, coast, and bay, warmer weather will be away from the coast. the warmest day looks to be tomorrow. that will be our best opportunity to officially have a 100-degree temp. santa rosa will bump up to 88. and menlo park, 84 to 88. i'm forecasting 98 tomorrow. if they don't get it then it's not going to happen for july. it doesn't mean you haven't had a 100-deg

you can even see the eye right here showing up south and east of north carolina. i say that, amelia help mean with the clicker and help me with the forecast helping with e tropics,nd this one is going to affect the coast but indirectly. >>ac y, doug. pretty much all we're looking at are large waves and in the carolinas and mid-atlantic and through about tuesday evening an maybe intoednesday morning and here's the latest thing, ti chris, a tropical storm with maximum winds at 60 miles per hour. if you've been keeping track of this storm over the weend has barely moved and the movement right now is not movement and stationery. likely strengthened to a category 1 hur lcaneely this evening or early tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning during the m earlning hours it stays parallel to the coast off to sea. you can seers this is ty at 9:00 a.m. still a category 1 and off the new england coast. that's what we're tracking with chris, very low imact on our local beaches. large waves if you're headi there tomorrow or wednesday, and we're also keeping a close eye on the remnants

one over the carolinas and anotheron bringing str storms across nhe ohio valley. ot that they're going to collide. this one's going g to here first and kin of spin up somehe, the delmarva instability that we could see hemeso s mountains and some rain showers here in d.c. although theof models do k want to split the two areas of avherain, one for the coast, one for thentains. this is 7:00 p.m. on saturday. out buttem will mov then that will bethe gateway for thext system to come in to bring us more rain on su unfortunately. so, not the best pool weather or beach weather. clouds and showers t on saturday. kind of on the cool side, 83 there on sunday a we get progressively more hid. accuweather 7-day forecast, beautil tomorrow, 88, mostly nny. saturday it's cloud and sowers. sunday ihowers and thunderstorms. and then it's just unsettled enough through the rest of the week with that humidity that we have chance of showers and thunderstorms every day kind of reminiscent of that pattern we were in in june. you know, it's just kind of ebbs andlows. it was really nice firs

the national weather service warning of possible life-threatening floods from the carolinas all the way up to new york. rain several days straight. >>> the urgent search for a missing college student at this hour. she vanished while jogging. and what her boyfriend is now saying tonight. >>> the victims from las vegas speaking out this evening after news mgm, the owner of the mandalay bay hotel is now suing more than 1,000 victims and their families. >>> and the images that have many talking today, the demolition accident. the building suddenly collapsing in a cloud of dust. the mayor tonight saying, quote, something went terribly wrong. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we have several stories we're following. we're going to begin with the president and that unprecedented washing shot, that threat to strip security clearances from several former high-ranking officials in the cia, the fbi and u.s. intelligence. among them, former cia director john brennan, former fbi director james comey and four o. sarah sanders today reading from a careful

likewise usedes the war's for political purposes. reclaim theng to south carolina governor's mansion for republicans, former general embarked on a tour of the state accompanied by hundreds or thousands of armed and mounted local rifle clubs composed primarily of confederate veterans and their sons. the lost cause was more than a nostalgic longing for the past. it heralded a united resistance against a federal [no audio] by the 80's and 1890's americans were celebrating a culture of reconciliation. the first five national military parts or done so in the name of reconciliation. popular magazines celebrated the heroic of both sides. here we have grant and lee of the way memory workplace and to politics. the 1982 populist campaign had a .onfederate and union veteran encouraging northerners and southerners to embrace their former foes in the spirit of utterly love and american progress. all of thesenot accounts, the causes of the war were left out. on the there was a focus battlefield bravery of all soldiers. in fact most of these accounts limit themselves to discussin

one tropical storm off of the carolina coastline. that's going t stay out to sea. it will head to the northeast. high pressurea of over us. that's going to block it from moving on land. we're going to be watching it. this is future weather. tomorrow, we have an isola shower chance late in the day. most won't see that rain. offshore, chris sends things offwind. if you,e grilling or plan today is perfect. tomorrow will be the hottest, 93. good. and by wednesday, we will be near 0 dpree 0 grees. the temperatures are not too extreme like lastweek. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the week. normal high is 98s. degr look at that, wednesday, thursday, friday. we're sitting close to where we should be time of the year. we'll look at your forecast coming up. but let's see what's happening on this monday morning. good morning, melissa. >> goomorning. >> it's a beautiful morning, with a couple of different problems. taking a look at sterling, eastbound 7. we had the roads blocked, and police saying that is gone. inner and outer loop of the beltwa no problem there's. a live

. >>> up and down the east coast tonight, the new warnings from cape cod all the way down to the carolinas

keep in mind that the flag in south carolina continued to be a political issue. primary between mccain and george w. bush and mccain having to walk back what yet set the time and admit he had done it for political gain. the primary season is coming up again the following year in south carolina and i'm sure republican tenets were saying, i will have to deal -- republican god, ites are saying, oh will have to deal with the flag again. it is an issue in politics so all of these things were pre dictable. compromise any more than a come from eyes of 1850. of 1850.he compromise they are short term fixes. when you see these compromises in your own lifetime, try to take a historical view. they are likely not to be forever. mentioned protecting the memorial of value of the flag, take, or yourur position on how you combat the commercialism of the flag when it makes so much money for so many vendors and how you fight that? >> how you combat the commercial -- there is an inherent problem in the proposal that i made it is i am dealing with human beings and a diverse nation and

we have a little system off the coast right now of the carolinas. at's tropical depression number three. and that's what we're watching right now. but, again, doesn't look like it's going to get too close to us. here's a look at the fure cast. you can see it spinning right off the carolina coast. through tonight we're still clear. it doesn't look like too much nu rain as it con to push out to sea. we're looking at pnty of sunshisun around the area. temperatures tomorrow in the mid 80s. another beautiful day for tomorrow. look at this. beautiful days continue.ne sunsn monday. sunshine on tuesday. the humidity starts to roll back in on wednesday. we could have a chance of rain as we get into thursday and friday. ♪ >>> a concert 30 years in the making. >> the event you can check out tonight to help do some good for your community and your soul.ac we'll be right it's just my eczema again,. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your

the national weather service warning of possible life-threatening floods from the carolinas all the waydays straight. >>> the urgent search for a missing college student at this

as you can see,e agaiern, now i a tropical depression, and it's off coast of the carolina, and this isn to a cat 1 hurricane and the latest track has it pushing out to. s we'll keep an eye on it if it changes. let's talk about those. i know it's summer and we've got cruises and people taking trips to lesser anti-lees, st. kitts and ves and montserrat. beryl will be impacting the lesser antilles. >> recordl summer traeans you could be stuck standing in line at airport. the tsa st's trying to helpg by hirin more workers. thousand a of positions available right now, including security officers andane handler. the hiring process takes about two months. starting salary, about $35,000 a based on it can vary the position and the city where you are hired. >>> we're working for you tonight helping to snag the best price on a plane ticket. avoiding peak travel times is one thing ando is a website that tracks ticketce p there's two more hacks that may help you save. >> reporter: it's not just coach andirst class anymore. >> boarding for time who needs extra time down the jetway. >> reporter: airl

. >>> new trouble from the tropics big storm off the carolina coast bringing danger at the beach. >>> and it the last straw for starbucks? a major change coming to your cup of coffee. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening thank you for being with us. the world is holding a collective breathe as divers in thailand bring out the last of a dozen boys along with their soccer coach trapped in a flooded cave now for 17 days. four more boys were led to safety today that brings to eight the number who have made the risky under water journey to the surface. bolstering hopes this awful or deal should still be over. our bill neely reports from the scene. >> reporter: ambulance lights for once bringing good news. another boy rescued. the fifth. and as darkness fell, three more emerged. mission accomplished for a second day. a rescue that's defying the odds. the commander says today's four boys are all well. even better than the four pulled out yesterday. this the moment the world had waited for as the first small boy was rushed to a helicopter and the hospital. a doctor

. >>> new trouble from the tropics big storm off the carolina coast bringing danger at the beach. >>>nd it the last straw for starbucks? a major change coming to your cup of coffee.

. >> i am not sure megan would even remember this, but there was a moment in the south carolina campaign, it was a difficult campaign. we went in winning the campaign, and then obviously cannot losing. we all knew that the bush campaign and ours, however one south carolina, was going to be the one who won the party. we went in throwing punches, and they would in throwing punches. it was a tough campaign. prior to that, there have been no negative campaigning in new hampshire. this went bad, fast. there was a day in the middle of this three-week campaign that was the south carolina campaign where we have this town hall, and the town halls were huge. a woman came to the town hall, and she raised her hand. she was the last question of the day. she says senator mccain, my son who is 13 years old reveres you, he has got your posters up in his room, and he really hopes you will be president of the united states of day, but he had a disturbing phone call talking about how you are a chief and a liar, and he came downstairs crying because of the nasty things people are saying to him on t

the national weather service warning of possible life-threatening floods from the carolinas all the way up to new york. rain several days straight. >>> the urgent search for a missing college student at this hour.

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. adams: i offer this amendment to underscore the importance of the e.p.a.'s environmental justice program. h.r. 6147 cuts more than $700,000 in funding from this important program that has made an incredible difference in many communities across the country including my state of north carolina. environmental justice program supports and empowers communities that they work to address significant environmental and public health issues at the will call level. in north carolina, this program has provided funding for 13 different initiatives since 2001, including the environmental justice education and research center at shaw university which includes -- which engages high school and college students in environmental justice research and the jonesboro collaborative which works on asthma in low income neighborhoods resulting from exposure to toxic chemicals and energy, clean energy in durham which runs a volunteer-driven neighbor-to-neighbor energy education program for low-income residents o

this is tropical storm chris off the coast of carolina. s about as close as it will get, 200 miles off the coastline. it will accelerate to the north. 60 miles per hour winds, drifting to the south about one miles per hour. it will accelerate into wednesday and head off the coastline, creating large waves, rip current threats for beach areas but that's about it. also our friends in puerto rico have been worried about beryl. beryl was a hurricane, weakened to a tropical storm. you see the clouds coming with it, it will bring rain to puerto rico through the next couple of days. as far as the rainfall goes, it has only been ten months since maria and we are concerned as far as mudslides go. they could get up to two to three inches of rainfall in the next 24 hours. as i mention, a quiet day from coast to coast. it will be warm but we're not seeing the extreme heat as we did last weekend. summer like across the board. >> it was a gorgeous weekend here to say the least. thanks. >>> still ahead, the semifinals of the world cup is set and the mlb a

it is not often we get the cooler air in the carolinas. charlotte, 83. sunday, around 84. y's forecast, rain and storms through the ohio valley and along the gulf coast. we had significant rain in the houston area. they got in the fireworks, but in the houston they had the prefireworks stuff was rained out unfortunately. >> your prediction was right, it was a beautiful night here in new york for the fireworks at least. >> yes, it turned out all right after rain showers earlier in the day. >> thanks for that. >>> a 4th of july tradition on coney island and the baseball highlights for independence day. sports is next. to be two hundred years old. (woman) how old do you think that one is? (man 1) my guess would be, about... (man 2) i'd say about two hundred. (man 1) yeah... (burke) gives houseplant a whole new meaning. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ it was always our singular focus, a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fig

the east coast. really from north carolina to western new york. there are a couple of stationary fronts, the low coming up and the flash flood watches in place. ashboro, north carolina, had a storm bring 1.3 inches in just 30 minutes today. let's talk about repetitive forecasts on the west coast. it is getting even hotter. waco, texas, for example, tied their all-time record at 112 today. and we're going for the rest of the week. david? >> you've already been warning about the heat and it only gets worse tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> we move onto other news tonight, and we were on the scene today of that horrific duck boat accident in branson, missouri, just as they lifted the boat out of the water. and one of the things they revealed, the life jackets, right there on the shelf in the boat. this question, of course, did the captain ever tell passengers to put them on as this disaster was beginning to unfold? abc's marcus moore in branson again tonight. >> reporter: that doomed boat, back on the surface tonight. the coast guard raising it from the

the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx. ms. foxx: please join in the pledge to our wonderful flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, this week president trump will join our allies for the important nato summit. at the top of this list must be countering russia's aggression and imperialism against our allies and the u.s. but to achieve this, everyone must contribute to the cause. of the 29 nations in nato, only eight members, including the united states, are meeting the 2% of g.d.p. pledge for defense spending. for years th

everyone in the rust belt booming in the town is that north carolina is booming look at the democrats today max i think trump gets reelected easily fake you could impeach him if he get reelected easily right ok so twenty twentieth's odds on he's an odds on favorite i think so i mean he's from so far increased. employment numbers that's right this whole bit how does the wall street how do the capital markets view the meeting with trump putin how do they see that i mean the reaction of media does appear to be much of a nonevent but when you when you thought that it kind of reminds me of identity politics the media keeps trying to weave a connection between trader connection between you know putin and truck meeting an old dress of the markets shrug it off you know the markets are still feeding on the fed and that's slowly going away but there's a ransom rising so you know the ten year fifteen years are heading ten year highs and higher you get the rates are going up to two percent three percent on the us on this on this paper deposit rates are going up ok. years ago if you were a big bus