and 500 miles south, thomas jefferson is facing his end, as well. >> thomas jefferson... survives. >>n's death, adams' heart stops. he has no way of knowing that jefferson has already passed. >> john adams and thomas jefferson die on the same day, which is remarkable in and of itself. but they die on july 4, 1826, which is the 50th anniversary of that declaration of independence that they crafted together. >> with the deaths of john adams and thomas jefferson, the revolutionary era has truly come to an end. [ cheers and applause ] though political and personal divisions threaten to destroy the country in its early years, the constructs of american government, established by the constitution and bill of rights, proves stronger than those threats. [ bell tolls ] [ gunshots ] while the american experiment survives its early tests, the struggle for liberty is not over. it will soon take a brutal civil war to bring the nation closer to the promise of the declaration of independence, that all men are created equal. >> independence forever. >> all men are created equal. >> i see an opportuni

thomas: all over- that one was at the bally hotel- that's me in the middle )) >>> inside thomas' home a series of photos document his life- (( thomas payne/las vegas "dean martin- he wouldn't go above the 5th floor... christianne: why? thomas: scared of heights : )) ((christianne klein)) >>> a mini-shrine of personal anecdotes of the famous men and women of las vegas' past.. (( thomas payne/las vegas "this one is debbie reynolds and i")) (( "and then this one is bob hope- this is bob crosby, mel torme, and this is me at the end")) (( "and frank sent me )) ((christianne klein)) >>> frank- as in frank sinatra... (( thomas payne/las vegas "years ago, sammy davis wasn't allowed in the sands hotel because of his color.. but who put a stop to that was frank sinatra" )) ((christianne klein)) >>> thomas worked with nearly all the members of the rat pack... occassionally- venturing into their inner circle.. one night thomas went out with sammy davis jr's manager to a club - in sammy's limo.. while the entertainer was sleeping.. sammy davis junior woke up, tracked his limo to a club down the st

thomas e. dewey which is over california on his campaign around the nation. striking at communist elements in government, the gop leader draws big audiences. the next step is portland, oregon with mrs. dewey by his side. he makes another stirring bid -- he has at least one ardent supporter. those are some of the region's finest specimens. we will know soon. in november is just around the corner. president truman continues his swing around the circuit. the chief executive get a president. he writes to the home of his own -- his old friend cactus -- aand it's a war record warm welcome on route to. he visits the alamo. the historic shrine of texas independence. in austin, a big crowd to greet the president as he continues his campaign for the lone star state's 23 electoral votes. on his tour, the president spoke and visited with sam rayburn, former soup -- former speaker of the house. in fort worth, to try to bring the southern vote back into line. >> "dewey defeats truman," the famous headline fr

here is thomas e. dewey launching his campaign in 1948 and the criticism he has of the truman administration. >> we enter upon a campaign to unite all americans. on january 20, we will enter on a new era. next january 20, there will begin in washington the biggest unraveling, unsnarling, untangling operation in our nation's history. [ cheers ] >> richard norton smith, what do you make of what he says there, unsnarling? >> that goes to the heart of dewey's strength and the perceptions of truman's weakness. dewey, after all, had been governor of new york now for several years. and he had untangled it, unsnarled and unravelled a lot of bureaucratic cobwebs. he had taken what many people would see as a hybrid of conservative and liberal ideas to make government more responsive, in some ways to make it smaller. taxes were reduced to make it friendlier to the private sector. so what he had done in new york he proposed to do on the national level. one critical element that sets dewey apart, and that, of cours

thomas: nothing is surprising anymore.ut i think we -- with sinking polls somebody does need to make changes. perhaps the new manager will be effective. sarah: we will see if that is the case. eeva, from the perspective of the democrats, what does this mean for hillary clinton? is this christmas coming early? or does this potentially pose problems? eva: i do not know if there are problems that this poses. her campaign is running along doing the work they need to do. i think it poses problems for the country that there is this chaos, but from a tactical democratic standpoint it is a good week. sarah: thomas, what do you make of the current lineup? we have now the former head of breitbart, that is a right-wing, some might say conspiratorial politician leading the charge to the white house. what does this say about the state of the republican party? thomas: i think the republican party has traveled far to the right, part of it was evident with ted cruz having the popularity he had. i think the breitbart people will continue t

dejuan -- we understand thomas' family did not attend this event. kouren thomas was loved. and had you been here to witness the be in agreement too. tears, laughs, hugs, and words of encouragement filled the air this evening at millbrook exchange park...in honor of 20-yr-old kouren thomas. he was killed sunday... raleigh police say chad copley fired the shot that killed thomas. in 911 calls, copley says there are quote "me and him would always go back and forth saying i love you, i love you more. you hang up the phone, i love you. to the point where i would always want to be the last person to say i love you. so right when you would say it back to him, he would hang up the phone on you." friends, loved ones, and even a few strangers came here to remember thomas' bright smile and infectious spirit. quincy brown did not know thomas, but came to express his support to the family. 19:48:18 "no matter what is going on, the best way for us to get through this is to have compassion, and love. and that's the best way for us to heal." andrea tilton's son and thomas were supposed to

tonight the mcdonald's where thomas worked is holding a life. aj janavel is there. >> reporter: sharon, all of the sales from tonight will go toward thomas' family. half will go to the family and donations will go to the fame limit thomas specifically worked at this mcdonald's for five months but organizers said he worked at other mcdonald's for a they will be here tonight for thomas. i spoke to one of his coworkers. his name is roips hunter -- roips-- royce hunter. he said they became friends. he said it's hard to lose someone that upspend so much time with. >> i don't think it's something anyone could get used to having i don't think anyone can get used to that. we try to make it day to day. >> reporter: now the fund- raiser will go until 9:00. half of all the sales from this mcdonald's will go toward the thomas family and any donations as well will go to the family. reporting live in raleigh, i'm aj janavel. >> you online at wncn.com. >>> some raleigh first responders are upset they haven't received pay raises despite some city leaders receiv

perhaps no one more than thomas' mother.... who seemed to find some comfort in sharing what she loved most about her son. "kouren, i can't say was because he's still with me, funny, hilarious, corky, he was a his friends, he would eat me out of house and home." "love you kouren, we love you kouren, love you" you probably noticed a lot pink in that crowd... we're told that was his favorite color. meantime... the family's attorney support from the community breathtaking... he says donations for today's service poured in from a go-fund-me page... as well as a fundraiser by the mcdonalds in 62- hundred block of falls of neuse road...where thomas worked. a woman raped in the parking lot of a fayetteville apartment complex. police say it happened early this morning at the fayetteville plantation complex on sante fe drive... near the all american expressway. the woman went to get some clothes out of her car around 2 a-m... when a man came up behind her, forced her to the ground and raped her. the woman did not know the man... and didn

sarah: thomas, what do you make of the ad?homas: : i am the sonon of immigrants, so it is not necessarily the most pleasing of ads. i think the numbers are skewed a little bit. the number of syrian refugees in america to me is relatively small. we havee over a this year alone million in germany, the u.s. has 10,000 or so. sarah: ok. and eeva, i just want to ask you, because we have also seen today a little but more of a change in tone from trump. if he were to all of a sudden rush the fear away and have a more apologetic tone, perhaps a softer line, would that pose a significant challenge to hillary clinton? eva: it could. i am skeptical he has the discipline to do that, b based n what we have seen. sarah: thank you very much for your insights, with eeva from the democrats abroad joining us and thomas with republicans overseas. thomas: thank you. sarah: could germany become the latest country to ban the burqa. conservatives are pushing for constrictions -- restrictions. this is come from ministers from the center-right who hav

thomas e. dewey of new york, republican nominee, reaches oakland, california, on his whirlwind campaign around the nomination. making a plea for world peace and striking at communist elements in government, the gop leader draws big audiences. next step is portland, oregon, with mrs. dewey by his side. in kelso he makes another stirring bid for the northwest ballots. well, it appears at least he has one ardent supporter. those are the reason for the specimens. we'll know soon november is just around the corner. >> president truman continues his swing around the circuit meeting former vice president garner in texas. the chief executive gets a present which he he said he's pasture on the white house lawn for the next four years. he rides to the home of his old friend cactus jack for a texas breakfast and gets a warm welcome on route. later in nearby san antonio he visits the alamo, historic shrine of texas independence. in austin, a big crowd greets the president as he continues his campaign for t

i'm exaggerating, thomas. she stays away from the media because the media is doing the work for her of going after donald trump on every statement and giving her a free pass. she ought to be asked what her opinion is on vetting. she ought to be asked what her opinion is on the san bernardino fiancee and nice. these are the debates that we'll have in the fall and i continue to as i said last night a different forum, i'm beginning to think she skips the debates because if the pollings like the ones out of virginia continue to grow, she doesn't have any upside in doing the debates. >> she agreed to the debates first and set out by the council. donald trump tried to not confirm the dates. i want to be clear. she confirmed she'll be there for all throw. >> she said she would accept -- >> and the dates. >> trump is arguing with them. >> right. she accepted the dates. >> i tnk she'll try to back away. we'll see. >> great to have you on. thank you. >>> north carolina officials asking the u.s. supreme court to put a ho

the attorney for the thomas family says there is no evidence thomas was armed. >>> the mcdonald's where thomas were collected donations for the family, they went to help >>> 2 crashes shut down interstate 40 in wake county for hours today. the severity of any injuries is unclear, but you can see that traffic backing up there. investigators have not told us what caused the accident. then 2 hours later, this time at north harrison avenue, another crash. all westbound lanes were closed their exit 287, after the accident, it happened around 3:30 a.m. we are working to find out what caused the crash, and if anyone wa >>> fayetteville police are searching for a rapist who attacked his victim early this morning. the victim told detectives she was walking to her car, near the plantation apartments at santa fe drive, with the attacker grabbed her from behind, pushed her to the ground, and then raped her in the parking. the victim was only able to give a vague description to police. >>> ryan lochte comes clean about an accident -- an incident at a real gas station. what he dive alston an with the

thomas other said thomas' brother called her early sunday morning to tell her. >> he was getting ready to move into his own apartment. now we're planning a funeral. >> reporter: copley's next court appearance is august 29 from two of thomas's friends who were with him the night thomas was shot and you'll hear their story. >>> delta airplanes were ground worldwide this morning. 450 flights were canceled and 1700 dispatched. it may take days for things to get back to normal. it wraps all the way around the counter here at delta and then wraps back around for people hoping to get checked. here's what some people were telling us early this morning. >> i checked online this morning and my flight was on time oar person after person. >> misery loves company. >> reporter: shares the same story. >> we got no notification. >> reporter: they all showed up and drove >> a long line. >> reporter: it looped around and snaked back to the doors. >> as soon as i walked in they said systems are down. >> reporter: delta said a power outage in atlanta impacted its computer systems and operations worldwide.

he also said he did not know thomas but that thomas could have been at the party. after thomas was shot, those with him immediately called 911. >> what's going on over there? >> he got shot in the arm. >> is your way? >> no, he's not awake. >> he's not a way? >> no, he's not died from his injuries. tonight raleigh police said the shooting is still under investigation. live in raleigh, carly griffith cbs north carolina. >>> story we will continue to follow. >>> to whether not much of the area dealt with some heavy rain earlier in the day but will we need the umbrellas tomorrow morning. meteorologist bill reh with a first look at the forecast. >> you're going out tonight you may need a couple i will show carolina. 66 and boone and not as hot today as it has been in recent days although fayetteville was up to 93. the triangles -- triangle stayed in mid-80s, 85. we had early rain. right now there is still the stationary front that is running down to the south of us and it is still acting as a folk and mechanism for producing rain shower so let's zoom into the radar. we

this is about 20 minutes. >> on your screen is claremont government professor george thomas. his book is called the founders of the university. what is the national university? it a number of leading a factors, thomas jefferson and the idea in short was the constitutional order created we took for granted in our day was in the process of being built and they turned to education as a way to foster and further the political culture and ideas to sustain the constitutional ord order. >> what would it look like and what would it teach? >> we go back centuries and look at what they looked like in the day and now the national institutions and by and large secular institutions of education, harvard, yale, princeton. that's not what they looked like at the time. at the time they were by and large parochial sectarian institutions, and theology was lost in the organizing basis of the curriculum. so it gets a backdrop and there was an idea that we had a profound mismatch between our educational institutions and republican form of government he hahave created. in fact, noah webster, prior

that commissioner thomas is now on board. >> all right. item number one on the agendas general public comment at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction not on the agenda. >> is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item number 2 approval of meeting minutes may 17, 2016, and july 19, 2016, and commissioner joseph am i interrupt i asked the city attorney about the question posed around the issue of whether the make up of this evenings commission quorum mattered relative to passing may or may not have been present and do not you can approve the minutes that you were not present for that seemed to stop us in continuing minutes that were not necessarily continued so you can approve the minutes even if - >> thank you, thank you. >> that's great so we don't dr. to bifurcate the minutes do we have a motion for the minutes. >> i make a motion we accept the minutes of the meeting may 17th as well as the meeting of june 7

. >> he called a news conference coren thomas was shot by chad copely. he was part of a neighborhood watch before the shooting happened. cbs north carolina is live outside the wake county detention center where cokely is being held. >> copely claims he was acting in self-defense when he shot a warning shot through the window of his garage and ended up hitting kouren thomas. now the thomas family wants answers. attorney that was hired by alton sterling's family. he was shot and killed by a police officer earlier this year. in this situation with chad copley, he fired the warning shot and the bullet struck thomas. thomas friends say he was coming from a party in the neighborhood and running through the streets when he was hit by that bullet. he had his whole life ahead of him and they are looking for >> he was just a good, friendly guy that everybody, everybody loved to be around him. >> i lost somebody that i can't put in words how much they have taken from us. >> reporter: chad copley did call 911 several times before firing that shot. we're going to hea

thomas?ierrez reporting at atlanta hartsfield. >>> as donald trump is set to deliver an economic speech this afternoon, hillary clinton will counter with her own speech in the city at the same spot later this week and it comes as national polling shows her lead of trump solidifying after his tough week. but she's the one now tumbling to get back on message. we'll explain that, after this. now you can't spell nutriam i right?t nut, i mean whose to say it's pronounced nu-triton, anyway? my mixes contain delicious nuts, specially blended for your optimal nut-rition. that's right, i just changed a word in the english dictionary, forever. planters. nutrition starts with nut. sorry ma'am. no burning here. ugh. heartburn. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. new alka seltzer heartburn relief gummies. >>> all right. with the countdown clock on, 92 days it, until election day. both candidates turn

she has retired twice before, thomas. i asked her, why did you come back again, try for number four in four years and she laughed. that is a no. >> inspiration for this 43-year-old who bikes to work daily. thanks so much. we'll all be watching tonight for phelps and lochte. our olympic coverage begins at noon eastern here on msnbc and the latest headlines with chuck todd, 5:00 p.m. eastern. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of tha

thomas roberts picks up next. follow us @mitchellreports. >>> i was fascinated during your hour talking about what happened in rio, calling it watergate, it really is. not this crime but the coverup. great to see you and we are going start on thomas roberts live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. it's 1:00 p.m. in the east, but just 2 just after 2:00 p.m. in rio. three u.s. gold medal swimmers are stnded there, all teammates of ryan lochte. this is new video just into us showing swimmers and olympic officials arriving at the police station. the "new york times" is reporting the four athletes fabricated their story about being robbed at gunpoint in rio over the weekend. brazilian police officials have reviewed video from the case telling the "times" there was no assault and the swimmers damaged property at a gas station the night of the alleged mugging. these developments come after two of the swimmers were yanked off their planes last night as they were headed back to the u.s. they were taken by police for q

thomas was 95./// weather open ((katie boer)) good evening... taking a peak at scattered showers around the region today. with increasing clouds and temperatures across the valley today -- most spots in the upper 80s . ............... temps are expected to rebound however starting on monday, through the early part of the work week. ............... drier and more stable air will work into the region sunday confining thunderstorms to mainly mohave county. dry conditions along with above normal temperatures are expected monday and tuesday before a weak showers and storms back into the picture wednesday and thursday. ................. your extended forecast shows a return to 100s by monday through wednesday... then another small dip back into the 90sonce again by thursday. ((patrick walker)) >>> we're less than three months away from the general election... --- and today hillary clinton met with national intelligence employees to get a briefing on as for the g-o-p... donald trump got a similar briefing earlier this month. and today... he spent his d

he is the "thomas" in the thomas business partner jerome mack. the two funded construction for the basketball arena. thomas was a las vegas banker who helped finance development of the casino industry and is credited for the modern development of the strip. he's also known for taking steve wynn under his wing and getting other businesses to work with wynn back when he wasn't well known in the valley. thomas was 95./// ((patrick walker)) >>> coming up on the valley's news leader... an update to an i-team investigation into the deaths of 100-thousand dollar reward to find the culprits is losing hope that they will ever be found./// you're watching the ((patrick walker)) >>> investigators suspects in the deaths of a dozen wild horses at an eco-sanctuary in northern nevada. the horses died after vandals cut off the water supplies inside a private preserve in elko county. a reward of 100-thousand dollars is being offered by the property owner... but she is not confident the culprits will be found. the i-team's george knapp has an update. <<< ((george

he is the "thomas" in the thomas and mack arena at unlv. it was named after him and his business partner jerome mack. thomas was a las vegas banker who helped finance development of the casino industry and is credited for the modern development of the strip. he's also known for taking steve wynn under his wing and getting other businesses to work with wynn back when he wasn't well known in the valley. thomas was 95./// ((patrick walker)) >>> 15 years of remembrance and reflection. nearly 3-thousand american flags it's in honor of the countless brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers ... who lost their lives on september 11th. an inaugural service was held today near north jones boulevard. that's where shakala alvaranga joins us with more on the touching tribute. ((shakala alvaranga)) >> patrick, as one person told us, this isn't just a flag. every single one of these flags ... come with a name. and it's important, that even 15 years later, we remember today's service is about three words: honoring, supporting, and memorializing thousands of

reached out to thomas... asking if he would walk her down the aisle. thomas happily agreed... and called it quote "the greatest honor"./// ((nia wong)) >>> another incredible story... this one in utah. a 7-year-old is being called a hero for saving a toddler from drowning. cesar galeana when he says he heard a splash. a 2-year-old boy had wandered away from his family while they were taking groceries from the car. fortunately cesar quickly pulled the boy out.. and took him to the complex's front office to call 911. the toddler is expected to make a full recovery./// ((nia wong)) >>> monsoon season hits the southwest hard. where folks were washed out over the weekend... thanks to torrential rain and flooding. ((good morning we're tracking drier conditions across the valley with a break in the monsoon...for now -- we'll talk about your extended forecast coming up.)) ((nia wong)) >>> welcome back to the valley's news leader... severe flooding in scottsdale, arizona left several drivers stranded over the weekend. rescue crews pulled two men out of a u-haul truck that got stuck in

the bullet struck thomas. thomas' friends say he was coming from a party in copley's neighborhood. he was running in the street when the bullet hit him. he had his whole life ahead of him and he wants answers justice for what happened. >> and now, we are planning a funeral. >> chad copley said he acted in self-defense when this happened. coming up at 6:00, we're going to hear from the wake county district attorney about the stand your ground law. reporting live in raleigh, i'm emma wright, cbs north carolina. >> thank you. >>> today, the cumberland county district attorney is a teen as an adult after he is accused of killing his grandfather. deputies found 63-year-old, joseph dead monday night. investigators have not released the teen's name yet. >> the state epiodemologist. claims dhhs and environmental of -- set health screening levels for those living near coal ash ponds. his testimony. the state says the drinking water around the ponds are safe. rudo disagrees. we spoke to his attorney. >> i represent people who are faced with a bully. and in this case, the bully is high level

and i heard all about this guy thomas robb.t is apparently the knights of the ku klux klan. it's so racist that the kkk added a fourth k. we took up the racism a notch. this is the kkkk. [ laughter ] i had to meet this guy. i had to call him up and go hey, man, can i come to your creepy compound? i didn't actually call him up. that would be weird. and i didn't say creepy compound. i actually had one of the producers call him up because he has a way better white guy voice than i do because he's a white guy. my white guy voice sucks. i'm like "what up, brother?" [ laughter ] nobody buys that. so thomas robb was like why don't me and your host go out to lunch? and then if i like him, then he can come to my compound. which so now i'm in this weird position where i'm going to lunch with a ku klux klan member and i have to impress him. [ laughter ] will racism ever end, black people? you know what i'm saying? >> kamau. >> yes, sir. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> tom robb. >> thanks for coming. >> oh, no problem at all.

>> reporter: what is trump 2.0, though, thomas? we talk about it, have been talking about it for months. you know i've been covering republicans for the last year and change now. we've heard trump 2.0, haven't necessarily seen it. that said, you are seeing from his advisers comments like publicly, hey, we are now into the general election season. trump knows that -- knows what he needs to do, a phrase i keep hearing again and again, publicly and privately. trump this morning on fox talked about, hey, why does he need to change when he has been winning. the question, he has been winning in the polls and hasn't been winning over elected officials in congress. people like susan collins in maine coming out with the scathing op-ed in the "washington post." you've got trump responding, not just to national security officials who have said that he could be, if elected, the most reckless president in american history. but to people like susan collins, tweeting this morning, essentially trying to paint a picture of the washington insiders v

he joins us live from the thomas and mack to show us his moves. cc will continue cc will continue shortly forget wishing bout wishing upon a stars?!?! wait til you see the annual light show that attracts thousands of spectators. closed captioning nasa.. the annual meteor shower peaked overnight...and will continue tonight.. the sky-show happens every august.. with an average of 100 meteors an hour.. but nasa forecasters predicted double the normal rate this year. here's another look from a local angle.. these are pictures taken between midnight searchlight. viewers say the show was spectacular -- just as predicted -- with an average of about 1 meteor per minute. and...if you got a chance to watch the show...send your pictures to our facebook page! now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton daytime temperatures will begin to soar the next few days as high pressure builds over las vegas. friday's high of 105 is the coolest temp in the 7 day forecast. by sunday the high climbs to 110 and stays there monday. next week, a trough slides south along the coa

20-year-old corin thomas. he was leaving a crowded house party next door. copely later said -- >> reporter: police say thomas was unarmed and copely's warning shot was a shotgun blast fired from inside his garage. he's in jail now, charged with first-degree murder. copely's attorney issued a statement saying, we urge restraint and that folks not rush to judgment. the victim's mother, simone thomas, says she moved to raleigh from new york in 2001 to keep her son safe. >> he was a good kid and i don't have him no more! and there is nothing i can do! >> reporter: copely is being held without bond on the murder charge. thomas' mother says she is trying to raise the money she needs to bury her son. mark strassmann, cbs news, raleigh, north carolina. >>> the cause of a massive explosion at an apartment complex in maryland remains under investigation. but residents reported smelling gas before the blast. the explosion wednesday night in silver spring shook homes a mile away. two people were killed and dozens of others injured. up to seven others are unaccounted fo

well, thomas dewy will respond shortly after that in oklahoma. there you see dewey.y will not be pleased with the remark. let me say this and then we'll be just about out of time. this gives you a little bit of a picture of dewy and what he sounds like and how tough he really is. this is not from his immediate reaction to roosevelt's speech but it's one of his speeches that fall. here he is. >> administration at home is one long chapter of failure. but still some people tell us we agreed that the new deal is a failure at home. but its foreign policies are very good. let me ask you, can an administration which is so

john adams and thomas jefferson were rivals. john adams was the real ringleader, the principal person advocating for independence. he had been a strong figure in the first continental congress and was very strong in the second. he was the person who said let's go back, send the delegates back to the states. get the authority to vote for independence. thomas jefferson was young. he did not want to be there. he had illnesses in his family, he would rather be in virginia because that is where the action was. who cares about the second covenant of congress? he was a junior man in the totem pole in virginia. and ultimately, add-ins and he came to a working relationship that was good then but over many years later, they fought. he fought over different principles. adams became president was a strong federal government person. jefferson became president but it was a weaker federal government and more of a closer to the people kind of democrat. that caused some problems. the problem between july 4 and july 2 was probably some of their d

thomas bellavia of hasbrouck heights, new jersey, has been prescribing it for over three quality of life. people with glaucoma do much better, especially for people who have been in auto accidents and have chronic pain, it does a great job for them. >> reporter: and yet there is still such a stigma this patient didn't want to be identified. >> medical marijuana has helped me in so many ways. i no longer take percocet for back pain like candy. i don't use them hardly ever. >> reporter: a recent cbs news poll shows 87% of americans approve of medical marijuana. policy alliance. >> they really have their head in the sand. so i think this is an agency that time and again has proven that it is out of step with science, research, public opinion, political movement on this issue. and i think today's decision is another example of that. >> reporter: the administration will increase the amount of marijuana available for research as well as open testing up at more institutions. currently only the university of mississippi is allowed to supply marijuana for research. of five operating in new jersey

thomas: we have been clear about this. and what is not in your hands. what is in our hands is the --rational levers such is such as margins, growth, capital . we have said we will deliver 8% over the. to 2020.er the period what is not in our hands is the french market. one week -- is the financial market. if you put those two effects together, we will deliver underlying earnings between 3% and 7%. anna: utep but things that are not in your hands, and the brexit vote falls into that can't -- you talk about things that are not in your hand in the brexit vote falls into that category. thomas: on the brexit, you have to look at two things. an immediate effect on the u.k. economy, and certainly its trading partner in europe. we will see that effect once it comes in to place in our u.k. entity and also in the respective european entity. there is a secondary effect which is larger, which is the effect on interest rates, both in europe and the u.s. and certainly an impact on market volatility that has increased significantly in th

scott, thomas' mother says she's trying to raise the money she needs to bury her son. mark, thank you. today florida recorded three more zika infections. 25 people are now believed to have been infected by florida mosquitoes. so far the outbreak appears to be contained in one square mile of miami. zika is known to cause microcephaly, a birth defect in which a baby's head and brain are abnormally small. we asked dr. jon lapook to tell us more about this rare ? the itsy bitsy spider went up the waterspout ? >> reporter: like most six-year-old, edmund loves singing, toys and, of course, his mother, but unlike most of his peer, edmund has microcephaly, the result of a genetic disorder his mom elizabeth didn't know about while pregnant. >> when he first came home, my initial thought is i can't do this. i can't do this. i didn't cyber up for this, which is not true at all. of course you sign up for it. >> reporter: s might never recognize him, night not even survive. some doctors even suggested he be institutionalized. what was your response? >> my first response was, i didn

do these proposals that we saw thomas de maiziere make today, today address those motivations?> only insofar as there was talk of increasing cyber surveillance, building up cyber online capabilities. which obviously could be used to monitor islamist as well as right-wing extremists. there's also talk of tightening already pretty strict gun laws at the european level. again, the perpetrator in munich had access to a gun. so a raft of measures to make that harder, which would obviously help to prevent these attacks. anchor: in our parliamentary studios. thank you very much. in other news, there has been more fighting in the syrian city of aleppo, despite a temporary cease-fire by russian forces to let aid into the beleaguered city. aleppo is divided between government and rebel-held areas, with millions of people in and around it suffering food and water shortages. the three-hour cease-fire did, however, allow some eight to get in -- aid to get in. reporter: a measure of relief at long last. russian television shows humanitarian aid arriving in aleppo. this is the russian militar

justin is following this case for us. >> reporter: cbs north carolina talked with two of thomas end thomas' friends who said they went to a party early sunday morning but started to leave quickly after they arred when thomas was shot. no one was armed and thomas did not deserve to be shot. 39 chad copely fired a round from his garage. we hear different accounts. >> we have a bunch of hoodlums racing. i'm going outside to secure my neighborhood. send pd as quickly as possible. he dropped. >> he turned around and looked at me and the shot went off. he dropped and i didn't even cross the street after that. i was just like, man, this is not happening. >> reporter: copely is being held without bond. his next court appearance the later this month. thomas' family is trying to raise money for his funeral. >>> a grant from the state could mean more goldsboro police on patrol. they pledged $50,000 towards fighting gang violence in goldsboro. most of the monell over time for officers to get more feet on the ground. the city is offering a $5,000 reward for any nafgs -- any information leading to the a

the bullet ended up hitting thomas. thomas' friends say he was heading home from a party. he was running through the street when that bullet struck him. ahead of him. >> i can walk. >> i'm getting ready to move into an apartment. with e went shopping, we was happy. and now, we are planning a funeral. >> thomas' family and their attorney are expected to address the media. it's going to happen at 10:00 this morning. cbs north cana there, of course, we will be streaming it on our website. that is wncn.com. you can also find updates on the news beginning at noon. beginning live in raleigh, i'm emma wright. >> thank you. we could learn more today about the horrific murder of a man and the teenage grandson now accused of committing it. >> lauren joins us live in the newsroom ahead of the 15-year- old's first court appearance. the d.a. is pushing for harsh charges court today, the district attorney tells cbs north carolina he plans the gunnel to try that teen as an adult. now the currently the 15-year- old is charged with first- degree murder on a juvenile petition. late monday n

laura thomas is tracking your most accurate forecast. what's happening? >>> that boundary moved in from the northeast and help to thunderstorms. carefree got just under half an inch, cave creek picked up 4/10 of an inch. surprise a quarter of an inch and sun city. scottsdale 2/10 of an inch of rain. valley wide many areas did see something in the rain gauge, except the east valley. we have those wind speeds those picked up as the boundary picked up. and scottsdale five miles hour, in phoenix you can see currently 23 miles per hour sustained wind. the desert doppler is still showing showers and thunderstorms that are still sitting out southwest. the valley is quiet we do have a pocket of rain near buckeye. look south and southwest that's where the boundary that moves through the valley is now. lightning and rain. this will move south into parts of pima county. southwestern maricopa county and further by forsyth. we will be watching this, as far as rain chances overnight very slim chances around 10%. the rain and lightning an >>reporter: all clear here behi

he actually had to fight a battle against his opponent who was thomas jefferson. these two had been friends, obviously, they wrote the declaration of independence together. now opposite sides of the fence. they don't want to talk to each other. the election is very ugly, it's nasty, very close. it's sort of for us today a normal presidential election. john adams wins by three electoral votes. we have never had a president who got half the votes. we have never had a president who had to really fight for an election. of course, the other problem in the early days is if you come in second, you are vice president. the new president is one party. the new vice president is the other party. pick any modern election and put them together and you can see how neither would be particularly happy. they are not happy to be up in the front of the room together. this is a full house that day. the balcony, seats, you have most of the government here. a lot of curiosity. you can also figure about half of the men in this room are not very happy to see john adams standing up there.