go to hillary clinton.com or 7246.we need 4 volunteers north carolina. we can't do this without you. remember, the presidential race is not the only one this fall. we have a lot of important statewide races. and assenttogether deborah ross to represent the people in the senate. starting on october 20, you can register and vote early at the same time. anyone stop early voting site. the heat is on. spread the word. tell your friends, family, neighbors, if you share our vision for america's future, come be part of helping us shape it. we do not have a minute to lose. we have so many blessings. it is our job to deliver on those. and to make sure every single person and every child, no as part ofthey are the american dream [cheers] . let that be our message. let that be our mission. please come out and help us fight for you. fight for our children and families. let's make america all that it should be. thank you and god bless you. [cheers] ♪ ♪ it is great to be back on the trail in north carolina. to give agreensboro positive personal speech about my vision f

and sign up to volume-- volunteer here in north carolina and i know there is a big over 40 room and they can hear me, so to my friends in the overflow, we want you to be just as involved as anyone else. thank you for coming. [cheers and applause] >> so, remember, here in north carolina starting on october 20, you can register and vote early at the same time. at any one stop early site in your county and remember it's not just the presidential race, it's the governor's race, lieutenant governor's race, u.s. senate race and other races up and down the ticket. because we want to prove who we are as americans in this country. we are not fearful. we don't want to build walls. we wanted to build bridges. we don't want to turn against each other. we want to work with one another. we want to set big goals again here in our country. i have some big goals that i know we can achieve. take climate change, which my opponent says is a hoax perpetrated by the chinese. i think it could be one of the biggest economic opportunities our country has ever seen and i want us to take advantage of that. do the

red cross volunteers from north carolina met in fayetteville to install smoke detectors. it's part of the 'red cross home fire campaign' that aims to decrease the number of deaths and injuries in fires by 25 percent over the next five years. so far....the red cross says the smoke detectors have save more than a hundred lives. inspiring the next generation of journalists. that was the goal of a panel discussion today in chapel hill. abc11 together is reaching out to young people....answerin g questions and giving advice to anthony wilson shows us what they're learning. there's plenty to do in the triangle this weekend, especially for music lovers! so why would college students spend part of their saturday at the friday center---listening to advice from us? the theme: words matter...what's the media's responsibility in a highly charged media's responsibility in a highly charged environment--spar ked candid comments during the session. it's an abc11 together annual event, caroline: 10:47:59 the wtvd minority advisory committee, which i believe is one of only two in the count

i want if you can detect straight now for something 246 or go to sign up to volunteer in north carolinaig overflow room and i'm told they can hear me so to my friends we want you to be just as involved as anyone else. thank you for coming. [applause] remembers you are in north carolina starting on october 20 you can register and vote early at the same time. [applause] at any one-stop voting site in your county and remember it's not just the presidential race. it's the governor's race, lieutenant governor's race, senate race and others up and down the ticket because we want to prove who we are as america americans. we are not fearful, we don't want to build walls, we want to build bridges. we don't want to turn against each other. we want to work with one another. we want to set up goals again here in the country that i know we can achieve on climate change but my opponent says is a hope perpetrated by the chinese. i think it could be one of the biggest economic opportunity the country has ever seen and i wanted to take advantage of that. [applause] do the right thing and benefit from it

. >> i'm a volunteer with hillary for north carolina. >> at field offices and 280 college campus, millennialsthe phones for hillary clinton. >> i was wondering if you would like to come out and do voter registration or a phone bank with us. >> young voters fuelled president obama's wins. he got 60% of 18 to 29-year-olds in 2012, nearly 20% of the vote and it could be growing. >> young people could represent 25% of the vote. >> reporter: team clinton is putting such a premium on millennials they hired youth directors in key battleground states, lily catlin runs north carolina and says social media is key. >> we can't necessarily knock on every door, students move every year. so having those kinds of conversations but through your text list or twitter. >> reporter: still, polls show clinton is underperforming with millennials so the campaign is deploying high-profile surrogates. bernie sanders is lobbying his army of young supporters. >> it is imperative that we elect hillary clinton as our next president. >> chelsea clinton is hopscotching college towns why has it been so hard for your mom to

we need volunteers right here in north carolina. we can't do this without you.emember, the presidential race isn't the only one this fall. we've got a lot of important statewide races. let's come together and send debra ross to represent the people in the senate. starting on october 20, you can register and vote early at the same time at any one stop early voting site in your county. the heat is on. spread the word. tell your friends, your family, your neighbors. if you share our vision for america's future, come be a part to help america shape it. we do not have a minute to lose. we have so many blessings. now it's our job to deliver on those and make sure every child, no matter who they are, what they look like or who they love is part of the american dream now and way into the future! let that be our message, let that be our mission. please come out and help us fight! fight for you, fight for our children, fight or our families! let's make america all that it should be! thank you and god bless you! >>> all right, steve kornacki here in new

we need volunteers right here in north carolina. we can't do this without you.tial race isn't the only one this fall. we have a lot of important statewide races. let come together and send deb practice ross -- debra ross to represent the people in the senate. starting on october 20th, you can register and vote early at the same time. at any one stop early voting site in your county. so the heat is on. spread the word. tell your friends, your family, your neighbors, if you share our vision for america's future, come be part of help us shape it. we too not have a minute to loose. we have so many blessings. now it's our job to deliver on those. and to make sure every single person, and particularly every child, no matter who they are, what they look like, or who they love, is part of the american dream now and way into the future. [cheering] let that be our message. let that be our mission. please, come out and help us fight, fight for you, fight for our children, fight for our families. let make america all that it should be. thank you, and todd -- god bless you.

we need volunteers right here in north carolina. we can't do this without you.emember, the presidential race isn't the only one this fall. we have got a lot of important statewide races. let's come together and send debra ross to represent the people in the senate. starting on october 20th, you can register and vote early at the same time, at any one-stop early voting site in your county. so the heat is on. spread the word! tell your friends, your family, your neighbors. if you share our vision for america's future, come be part of helping us shape it. we do not have a minute to lose. we have so many blessings. now it's our job to deliver on those. and to make sure every single person and particularly every child, no matter who they are, what they look like or who they love, is part of the american dream now and way into the future! chaups chaws [ cheers and applause ] let that be our message. let that be our mission. please, come out and help us fight, fight for you, fight for our children, fight for our families! let's make america all that it should be! thank

volunteers. >>laura: i'm with you. yes, sir. yes, sir, i will. >>charley: kicking off the college football season. small school in boone, north carolina. we're playing against the mighty tennessee volunteers. mountaineers. those kids, when they walk out and see 100,000 plus fans in orange screaming and yelling rocky top, man, they're going to be a little overwhelmed. >>laura: i'm all about the ar i hope they put up a great fight. rte ley torrow he's ahance although the game could be out of hand after the first quarter. onhe two. let's talk about tropica storm hermin ifothing else, it's a stark reminder that we are in the middle of hurricane season. th of septeero nows 0th the time to think about, are we prepared around your house? wee at fla's larst labor day home show at florida state fairgrounds and here is a great place to come. it kicks off tomorrow, goes thugh moay the weather wbe out of the way by then andt's all und about -- and find out some information about these products that can make o homes more weatr f.proo ndows,al rages, getting k stuff upff the flooot of gre tis morning. now is the time to think about it. because we hav

we need volunteers right here in north carolina. we can't do this without you. and remember, the presidential race isn't the only one this fall. we have got a lot of important statewide races. let's come together and send deborah ross to represent the people in the senate. starting on october 20, you can register and vote early at the same time at any one-stop early voting site in your county. so the heat is on. spread the word. tell your friends, your family, your neighbors. if you share our vision for america's future, come be part of helping us shape it. we do not have a minute to lose. we have so many blessings. now it's our job to deliver on those and to make sure every single person and particularly every child, no matter who they are, what they look like or who they love is part of the american dream now and way into the future! [applause] secretary clinton: let that be our message, let that be our mission. please come out and help us fight, fight for you, fight for our children, fight for our family, let's make america all that it should be. thank you an

north carolina. that is where he was uncovered by a volunteer election watchdog group, voter integrity project. >> when north carolina with one social security number and register in tennessee with another, that tells me that he really thought about this or perhaps was trained. reporter: 2012 pew study found staggering number of people registered in more than one state, 2.75 million. 68,000 registered in three states. in wisconsin, robert monroe was sentenced to jail a few months ago after being charged with 13 counts of election fraud. they say he voted twice in the 2012 presidential race by absent tee ballot in sherwood, wisconsin. on election day he drove four hours south to lebanon, indiana, using indiana driver's license he voted in person. in california, people voted twice in the presidential primary this past june. said the east bay times. in three counties, contra costa, a la media, santa clara, 194 voted twice, suggesting abuse statewide might run into the thousands. >> election fraud is a crime against the entire american public. it is a crime against our constitution. and a crime against the

north carolina holding a rally in charlotte. we are already in charlatans we met with some volunteers at a clinton field office making signs for her to arrive. >> all of these folks are tremendously excited, very are excited about the upcoming elections. they are here tonight making phone calls, preparing literature. >> reporter: -- >> clinton is expected to talk tomorrow about her plans to keep the nationstate. the rally will start at noon you can go to our website to watch it, wncn.com. >>> governor pat mccrory focused on -- released a new ad today. >> when we were creating new a folks were pushing to make our schools allow boys to use the girls locker rooms and showers. are we really talking about this? does the desire to be politically correct out to rate -- outweigh our children's privacy and safety? not on my watch. this is north carolina. let's do what is right. >> democrat roy cooper's campaign pointed out how the millions of dollars of revenue because of this law. >>> new tonight, the woman who shot and killed to restrained -- estranged husband after he shot her new boyfriend will not face charges. nonny -- they decided t

to read you a full statistic, they have more than 26,000 volunteered and voting theme event this weekend and they're focusing in north carolinada and florida. those states of where early voting is under way. this is a strategy that helped president obama back in 2012. he won this state convincingly. donald trump has a lead here. a lot of working class voters and a lot of voters who do not have a college degree. the type of voters right now are flocking to donald trump. so the campaign tried to stop him here, thomas. >> i can hear secretary clinton talking in the background bringing up that theme of donald trump not paying any federal taxes and his response, what does it make all of us and she talked about the fact that bill clinton and herself would put up over 30 years and nearly 40 years of taxes. have they talked about the next debate. we are ten days away from all meeting in st. louis? >> reporter: well, it is a great question, what we are seeing is her gearing up for the next debate. they think they can capitalize on that comment that donald trump made at the first debate in which he said it makes him smart to not pay fe

. >> reporter: in asheville, north carolina, trump stopped by a phone bank of volunteers drumming up support. tonight he has a rally in asheville. it is ruckus. the first debate is two weeks from tonight. trump again today said the debate system is rigged and said there should be no moderators. he argues he and hillary clinton should be allowed to sit down and talk. with a moderator he says, it would be very unfair. >> carl cameron with the trump campaign. thanks. >>> let's talk more about the campaign with indiana governor mike pence. thanks for being here. >> you bet. >> does hillary clinton have the stamina to be president of the united states? >> i think that's a question the american people should answer. i know donald trump had a physical friday. in the day ahead, he will release all that information about his health and physical condition. i think it's very appropriate that our candidates make that information available. they are making a decision about who will be the leader of the free world. >> you know mr. trump has previously questioned that physic physical stamina. it se

. >> reporter: in asheville, north carolina, trump stopped by a phone bank of volunteers drumming up support. tonight he has a rally in asheville. it is ruckus. the first debate is two weeks from tonight. trump again today said the debate system is rigged and said there should be no moderators. he argues he and hillary clinton should be allowed to sit down and talk. with a moderator he says, it would be very unfair. >> carl cameron with the trump campaign. thanks. >>> let's talk more about the campaign with indiana governor mike pence. thanks for being here. >> you bet. >> does hillary clinton have the stamina to be president of the united states? >> i think that's a question the american people should answer. i know donald trump had a physical friday. in the day ahead, he will release all that information about his health and physical condition. i think it's very appropriate that our candidates make that information available. they are making a decision about who will be the leader of the free world. >> you know mr. trump has previously questioned that physic physical stamina. it se

in north carolina, you're saying you do have tons of volunteers. they're just not in an office.cal office. >> no, in some cases we have victory centers, they're working out a county party or whatever. what we recognized is getting a punch of people to sit around an office is not helping us win an election. i think what obama did effectively over the last two cycles is recognize that voter contact, community oorging rgan understanding those voters face-to-face, learning about them, learning about the issues that's important, and that propelled him to victory. any close election, which this will be, a good game is worth three to five points. >> absolutely. that's why we were asking about the ground game. you think the trump campaign is pulling its weight. you don't feel the rnc is having to -- we've read reports that you've had to supplement. >> reince priebus said no more tv ads, what we're going to focus is building the comprehensive data and ground game operation. no more stockpiling money. we told all of the candidates at the beginning of the process when you're all focused on

north carolina. >> have to start to look at the pattern based on zip codes. >> that's when he was uncovered by a volunteeratch dog group. >> it is too easy to vote twice. it comes down to your honor. >> the group's director says election officials should have caught parker. >> when you register in north carolina, with one social security number and in tennessee with another, that tells me that he really thought about this or perhaps was trained. >> reporter: a 2012 pugh study found a staggering number of people registered in more than one state. 2.75 million and 68,000 registered in three states. others say voter fraud is rare and the names of double voters are really just clerical errors or coincidences, the cases are shocking. in wisconsin, robert monroe was charged with 13 counts of election fraud. prosecutors say he voted twice in the 2012 presidential race. first by absentee ballot in wisconsin and then on election day he drove four hours south to lebanon, indiana, where using an indiana driver's license he voted in person. in maryland, a democratic candidate for congress wendy rosen was caught. part

he is a former volunteer firefighter and that officers on the scene told him to leave. >>> deputies in eastern north carolina are investigating a weekend shooting that sent five people to the hospital. it happened at a nightclub in raven county. it started with bottles thrown before escalating to gunfire. deputies found at least 50 shell casings outside of the club. one of the victi arrests have been made. >>> it was a brazen gold heist that made headlines last year and a florida man will spend 11 years in prison for his role. last march, almost $5 million worth of gold and silver parts were stolen from a truck along i-95 in wilson county. the thieves used gps to trace the tractor trailer before using pepper spray to make the truck driver sick before the robbery. in federal court. >> it's 6:08. let's get to what else is happening. >>> after months of waiting, the iphone 7 is hitting stores soon. how the phone's camera is getting a big endorsement from a popular magazine. plus this. >> videos. it's the only time i ever think i have seen something like this. >>> it wasn't in a high speed chase but left a trail

volunteer. >> reporter: some of the jas employees have applied for jobs with the emergency management. clinton, robert richardson, cbs north carolina. >>> a woman hit by a car while crossing the street in injuries. michelle brady was crossing just before 11:00. calvin langeford hit her. >>> no arrests after a man was shot in the leg at a raleigh hotel. investigators say they have gathered evidence and talked to potential witnesses president the witness was taken to wake med and is expected to survive. >>> we told you about target now it's ups looking to hire tens of thousands of seasonal workers. they need 95,000 people. ups expects to be busy because of the popularity of online shopping, especially during the holidays. >> we have low humidity but we can't shake the 90s. storm julia. it's 300 miles from raleigh, the center which is around savannah and any other tomorrow in september that we have a tropical storm 300 miles away from us it would be a lot more conversations. rain is getting close but most of this will not make it into our area. so today we're left with dry weather and many of us sneaking into the to upper 80s and most

canada down to north carolina, crews are volunteering from there.eith, car voenin and father and his 9-year-old son who didn't come back from a fishing trip. it's in upper michigan from where the boat launched. this is the boat they're looking for. the search covered 1500 square miles. we're praying for that family sand their safe return. >>> stop what you are doing and look at this. a plane blows up into a million pieces in the middle an air show. everybody is okay. >> that was a giant remote control model plane shattering in the skies over germany. things went south after part of the model snapped off the back. but happy to tell you, nobody was hurt. >>> do you remember this kid? earlier this summer he was caught on camera sneaking into a neighbor's garage to hug their dog. after his own dog died. well, that louisiana boy can stop stealing up snuggles. his family just got a new puppy. and here is the video of that. that little boy, they named the black lab drake. and those are your headlines. congratulations to that family. >> adorable. fantastic.

volunteer to do. >> they do, they do. but there are a lot of questions. north carolina is an open carry state. you have a right to carry a gun, so there's not only a question as to whether he had a gun or a book, but if he did have a gun, was he brandishing it? was he threatening with it in some way? it was it in his hand as opposed to a holster? what was happening there that required an intervention that wouldn't have been required with somebody else carrying a gun. >> i was just going to say, that's funny, i just read a column by a eugene robinson that looks a lot like you. >> kind of been on my mind. >> this may be a superficial question given that we're covering a larger story. you've been charged with briefing many politicians and counseling them through crises. how would change the message or the method that we just saw employed by the mayor? she has been consistent the past three nights. >> the mayor has a difficult job at this hour. when you look at the streets of charlotte and you see military vehicles with gun turrets on top of them in the 17th largest city in the country, it's disco

north carolina. in it you hear the wife pleading with police not to shoot. josh: the volunteer may be disturbing to watch. as heather explains, there are shooting. reporter: the shooting of keith lamont scott has shaken the city of charlotte. protesters continue to demand the release of police videos, and a state of emergency still remains in effect. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. reporter: this dramatic cell phone video capturing the moments just before and after the shooting death of keith lamont scott by police in charlotte, north carolina. the person who shot the video and whose voice you hear is that officers not to shoot her husband. then this, gunfire. >> did you shoot him! reporter: the charlotte mayor and police say they have body cam and dash cam video of the shooting, but say they won't release the videos until the investigation is complete. >> the intent is to get it out and release it in a package so kit be consumed and fully understood. reporter: the chief says scott had had a gun and that the on photo is that weapon. but in the video relea

north carolina. metro is also working hard right now to solve a cold case murder from more than a year ago. officers and community volunteers went door to door -- trying to find out who killed javier ortiz. ortiz was shot and killed while working on a car... in a parking lot. his brother and another man were also injured in the drive-by-shooting. police say -- they're looking for several suspects -- possibly as young as 18. new this morning -- right now police in southern california are desperately searching for a missing 17-year-old girl ...who may be in danger. police say they found... two men and a woman dead-- when they arrived at her house. was no where to be seen. time now is xxx self-driving cars are definitely taking over our world.. but some drivers are concerned for their safety -- after a self-driving google car -- and an s-u-v collide. but who's at fault? and -- while iowa is dealing with devastating floods -- one positive moment will definitely make you smile. good samaritans jumping into become a reality. and many are wondering just how safe they really are. this google car was involved in a nasty-looking acci

volunteers and soldiers are still working to put out the fire. one firefighter has been injured. investigators believe lightning strikes on friday sparked the wildfires. >>> a shooting out an eastern north carolina nightclub sent five people to the hospital. craven county deputies were called to the shooting at the diamond club on highway 70 in morning. five people were treated for gunshot wounds. one victim was seriously hurt. the shooting broke out after the crowd turned violent during a concert. no arrests have been made. >>> more than two dozen college students are recovering from serious injuries after a deck collapse at an off campus party in hartford, connecticut. a third floor balcony collapsed onto the second floor balcony which then pancaked onto the first floor late last night. students at trinity college. most of them were released from the hospital this morning. >>> one person was killed, over a dozen injured after a bus crash flare denver international airport. the bus -- near denver international airport. the bus was carrying a group of high school students from broomfield, colorado. the bus had just picked up the students when it crashed into a pillar. the bus driver was killed.

north carolina after another officer involved shooting of a black man. this time, though, the o >>laura: and car line rage. a man is accused of sending an elderly volunteer to the hospital. what deputies say he did when he was told to move his car in the school dropoff line. >>russell: and the federal government is making way for cars that drive themselves. tampa is leading the charge. >>dave: a couple of isolated

volunteering in the camps, like this and violin teacher. the classes break the tedium suggest an air of unwelcome permanence. katty: the grim day-to-day reality of europe's migrant crisis. american city of charlotte, north carolina, is under a state of emergency after a second night of protests. the violence wasriggered by the death of a black man shot by police. authorities fired tear gas to disperse crowds in the national guard is being deployed to maintain order. nick bryant is in charlotte with this report. nick: the racial turbulence has extended into a new season. the latest flashpoint is not a crime-ridden neighboood, but the heart of downtown charlotte. writers running amok amidst -- rioters running amok amidst office buildings. the fury was unleashed by yet another police shooting. the third black man killed by u.s. police this week. >> what is different is police brutality and you see the and result of something that happened by police force that is supposed to be hired to protect and serve by the taxpayers. nick: there is now a familiar pattern to these disturbances. a police shooting is followed by peaceful protests that quickly turn ugly. >> not one of us put our hands on them! peaceful protest! we'

clinton campaign hopes to win north carolina back, but the challenge there is convincing reluctant young voters that hillary clinton is their candidate. >> i'm a volunteerhillary. >> reporter: at field offices and 280 college campuses, millennials work the phones for hillary clinton. >> i was wondering if you would like to come out and do some voter registration or phone bank with us this weekend. >> reporter: young voters fueled president obama's wins, he got 60% of 18 to 29-year-olds in 2012. a demo that was nearly 20% of the vote. now could be growing. >> young people could represent 25% of the vote. >> reporter: team clinton is putting a premium on millennials, they hired youth directors in key battleground states. lilly wins north carolina and says social media is key. >> we can't knock on every dorm, students move every year. so it is having those kinds of conversations, but through our text lists or through twitter. >> reporter: still, polls show clinton is under performing with millennials, so the campaign is deploying high profile surrogates. bernie sanders is lobbying his army of young supporters. >> it is imperative that we elect hillary clin

north carolina, virginia tennessee and arkansas they have all voted overwhelmingly against the session. when he asked for volunteers 75,000 volunteers to invade the south and he have quotas for each estate. those four states ended up providing 50% of the manpower. in short without the four states it would be no civil war. he have lincoln's great mistake at that time. now transferred to kennedy in 1962. kennedy who is an admirer of lincoln in 1962 is faced with the prospect soviet missiles in cuba. most of the advisors were say to him you have to invade you've no choice. you have to avoid --dash invade. there is no other alternative. and he brought back we had republicans and democrats alike. and bobby kennedy was winning the conference. we all know today was brilliant. an interesting side story to this is i have a very good friend by the name of lauren rogers. he was a good friend of bobby kennedy. he was chatted one day at the press club and happen to be russian. the people working for them. it turns out the bartender was a russian spy. and he overheard lauren rogers talking to his editor and seen not with his edi

cbs north carolina's carly griffith spoke to one homeowner who is worried about what the floodwaters will do. >> reporter: we are in hoke volunteers trying to pump water out of this area. there was a pond behind us here that overflowed and actually if you look beyond these trees, there's a house that has at least 2 to 3 feet of water enter it. we spoke to the homeowner, james jackson, who says he's afraid his house is just ruined now. and he also said that the rain came so fast overnight that he did not even know his house was flooding. >> i woke up to bathroom, when i woke up, about -- about an inch and a half of water in my house. >> reporter: more and more volunteers keep coming out to help and try to get rid of this water. but jackson says he's afraid they will have to move anyways because the damage has already been done. in hoke county, karla griffith, cbs north carolina. >>> well, staying in hoke county, we have just learned that the county schools are on a two-hour delay for tomorrow. we've been monitoring the social shared images from the flooding. in fayetteville the police drove through a neighborhood that was dealing w

he's calling for some 7000 poll watchers to volunteer and assist in making sure that there isn't any rigged the election and to give us an insight on north carolinacongressman mark meadows of north carolina. he serves in the house oversight and foreign affairs committees. congressman it's great heavy with us. donald trump seems to be giving us he does everywhere very warm reception. the realclearpolitics average has come out. your assessment of how well he is doing. >> the excitement continues to grow win north carolina lou. i can tell you whether it's in greenville are all the way in the west that i represent i can tell you people are getting excited. they are buying bumper stickers and signs to put in their yards. i have not seen excitement like this in a very long time which is surprising given the national polls but i think he's going to do very well and hopefully will end up winning the day they are north carolina. lou: i want to ask you about a couple of developments today. senator menendez, his latest e-mails dumped last friday suggests that he was led into a line of questioning of the clinton campaign. but you make of it? >> well i think

1861 because when he invaded, north carolina, virginia, tennessee and arkansas, those four upper south states had all voted overwhelming against the succession. 75,000 volunteers to invade the south and he had quota for each state, those four states went out. those four states ended up providing 50% of the man power, most of the war was fought on their soil. in sort, without those four states, there would have been no civil war, but so you have lincoln's great mistake at the time and now fast-forward to can he be dye in 1962. kennedy who had been an admire of lincoln is faced with the prospect of soviet missiles in cuba. what does he do, most of the advisers were say to go him, you to invade. you have no choice. you have to invade, we've got to get those missiles out, there's no other alternative and he convened the executive committee and he brought back the dolus brothers who served as secretary of state and he brought them, we had republicans and democrats alike, he had his brother bobby kennedy running the conference and they ended upcoming with this idea of the blockade which we all know today was brilliant and interesting side story to this, as i had a v

volunteers by the thousands, having phone calls, door knocks. it is extraordinary. every time i go out, i was in iowa last weekend, i'm going to north carolina on saturday, i hope. there's that little tropical storm thing i just realized as you are talking about. but it is really an incredible organization on the ground and again, we are talking about how hillary clinton has the vision to ensure that the economy is going to work for everybody and not just the top few and that's the conversation happening voter by voter across this country. >> rick tyler? >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> what do i think. well, look, hillary clinton has been running sort of a conventional traditional campaign, sort of taking the summer to raise money so she will have plenty in the fall. that's a rational strategy. her problem is, the polls show that so many people distrust her, and there's this drip, drip, drip of scandal when, with the e-mail, the server, now the clinton foundation, now the clinton foundation taking gsa money to pay staff, that her strategy of sort of staying out of the limelight is probably starting to be counterproductive. when trump was g

north carolina after another officer involved shooting of a black man. this time, though, the o >>laura: and car line rage. a man is accused of sending an elderly volunteer to the hospital. what deputies say he did when he was told to move his car in the school dropoff line. >>russell: and the federal government is making way for cars that drive themselves. tampa is leading the charge. >>dave: a couple of isolated you may see a couple of showers along the coastline early this morning and then what we'll do is shift them inland for the afternoon. 79 in tampa, 76 in new port richey. 80s still in clearwater and st. petersburg as high temperatures today make their way back up to 90 degrees with the 30% rain chance. vanessa? >>vanessa: thanks, dave. it's been quiet throughout the morning. we'll give you an update on your trav sunshine skyway bridge looks clear. only 15 to 17 minutes if you're coming from the 275/75 junction in manatee county over the north end of the bridge. mean meantime, lots of green out there. no big complaints. the only slow spot we have is going to be northbound along the veterans expressway near gunn highway. no incidents reported here

volunteers out helping people yesterday, helping businesses repair and helping the community rebuild. >> thank you. michael jordan is among several public figures call are for peace, he owned the hornets and played for north carolina in college saying it is more important than ever to restore calm and come together to have constructive conversations this nonviolent ways. >> tulsa, oak, police officer charged with shooting an unarmed black man is out on bond now. can you see the officers' mug shot, betty shelby turned herself in and was released on $50,000 bond. she is charged with first-degree manslaughter for shooting and killing terence crutcher a week ago. the incident was caught on police helicopter and video and has gone viral on social media sparking nationwide outrage. prosecutors say she reacted unreasonably when she shot crutcher not listening to end economies. >> names of the three finalists for san francisco police clear are not going to be released. the commimission voted down the idea yesterday. the move followed a recent push for transparency in the search. this is what we know: 61 candidates put their film in the hat one from as far away as nigeria, and chief suhr resigned after several suspects wer

he's calling for some 7000 poll watchers to volunteer and assist in making sure that there isn't any rigged the election and to give us an insight on north carolinacongressman mark meadows of north carolina. he serves in the house oversight and foreign affairs committees. congressman it's great heavy with us. donald trump seems to be giving us he does everywhere very warm reception. the realclearpolitics average has come out. your assessment of how well he is doing. >> the excitement continues to grow win north carolina lou. i can tell you whether it's in greenville are all the way in the west that i represent i can tell you people are getting excited. they are buying bumper stickers and signs to put in their yards. i have not seen excitement like this in a very long time which is surprising given the national polls but i think he's going to do very well and hopefully will end up winning the day they are north carolina. lou: i want to ask you about a couple of velopmen today. setor menendez, his latest e-mails dumped last friday suggests that he was led into a line of questioning of the clinton campaign. but you make of it? >> well i think it's t

like north carolina and ohio will be determined by people campaigns on the ground, television advertising. hillary clinton will dump behind of millions of dollars of ads on him. she has volunteersthese states. his campaign structure is minimal, and that's the kind of mistakes you make when you don't have a professional political campaign, a big political organization. i think it's going to hurt him in the last two months. >> he's going after values voters in north carolina. let's see how this goes. listen up. >> as the deals with the aftermath of the terrible floods in louisiana where two weeks ago i spent some time and i saw some incredible, incredible people. right. thank you. amazing people. one of the greatest privileges of my journey has been the time i've spent with the evangelical community and the support they gave me in the primaries was absolutely incredible. i have to tell you. all across the nation, a lot of people said i wonder if donald will get the evangelicals. got the evangelicals. >> i'm going to make it up to you, too. you watch. there are no more deposit, devoted or selfless people than our christian brothers and sisters here in the united states. [applause]

volunteers that have been trained and most importantly, we have narrowed the gap, democrat to republican registration by more than 100,000. when obama last ran there were 100,000 more registered democrats in north carolinabe a big advantage to us. i don't think you can make apples to apples comparison. we are handling more of the ground game directly than the trump campaign. we are in good shape headed towards victory. >> here's my question. we have 57 days before election day as you know and a lot of the operation has only come into focus in the last couple of weeks. how is it not too little too late? >> look at your own polls. the polls have mr. trump doing well in north carolina. we are reaching out a lot of voters. this is an unconventional campaign in a lot of ways. we have multiple ground forces all across the state. we are making lots of voter contacts. we have decided to somewhat get away from as much brick and mortar offices because we want people out in the field talking to voters. and those voter contacts are going extremely well. the rnc who is one of our main partners has done an incredible job prepping the ground for whatever candidate was going to be here. i think it will be the strongest

volunteers. she's got 30 offices, and republicans are out there saying, in pennsylvania, where are you trump organization? nowhere to be found. >> you're hurting my heart today as a republican. because in pennsylvania, north carolina, florida, ohio, not only does trump need those states. thecan party knoweds to win crucial senate and re-election seats inch ohio there's hope the because portman is running a an amazing campaign and doing well in the polls. what julie just said about senator flake is another important point. if trump has not solidified the electorate so he can get another five to eight points if those republicans behind him. that's going to continue help in crucial states. >> i have to take a break. you guys are going to stick around. >>> donald trump will not get the endorsement of a major paper in a key swing state. that has now endorsed every republican presidential nominee for three decades. not trump. instead the paper is backing gary johnson, and another newspaper predicts johnson could be one of the most successful third party candidates in american history. we'll look how he could shake up the race, next. hi, i'm dominique wilkins. when you have type 2 diabetes, like me, there's a moment of t

north carolina thursday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. donald trump was inflamed, michigan today. he stopped at a flint church to thank volunteersthe flint pastor chastises trump for politicizing the event. donald trump was chastised by a flint minister. the exchange occurred as trump was trying to do more outreach to african-american voters and attempted to link flint economic decline to hillary clinton. a writer interrupted mr. trump, , "i invited you here to thank us for what we have done, not to give a political speech." you can read the rest of the story in the detroit news. from politico, leaked e-mails show colin powell unloading on clinton, run so -- rumsfeld, and trump. a rare window into the former secretary of state's unvarnished and scathing thoughts on hillary clinton, donald trump, and political adversaries who served with him in the george w. bush administration. you can read some of those exchanges between secretary morel and condoleezza rice on campaign 2016 can be found by following along on our website. isjoining us on the phone nick gas, deputy editor for breaking news at politico. his work available online a

the role of volunteers and partners in the national forest system trail maintenance and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. rouzer, and the gentleman from minnesota, mr. peterson, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina much -- north carolina. mr. rouzer: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rouzer: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rouzer: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 845, the national forest system trails stewardship act. in 2013, the government accounting office released a report that recognized the importance of volunteers for trail maintenance and recommended taking steps to improve management of volunteers. the forest service is facing a whopping $500 million backlog in trail maintenance cost. $500 million. h.r. 845 would require the forest service to produce a national st

volunteers throughout the nation. she is confident so long as she can go out and talk to the voters she'll do very well. bill: go back to the abou battleground states. in nevada he's up 4, north carolina ohio he's up 5. trump seems to be making a move. why is that? >> you always see polls go up and down. there are polls that could extra detective your polls showing hillary clinton is up by in the nation. a poll is a reflection of what someone said on that day when they were asked. we have 320 million people in the country. it depends on who you talk to and whether you are doing a scientific effort to talk to everybody. bill: you put a pretty good shine on it. are you concerned when you see movement like this? >> it would be foolish to be concerned about one poll on one day. every poll so far today has shown hillary clinton with a lead in the nation or likely to win the electoral votes necessary to become president. i wouldn't bank on that because it's still polls taken before the election day. on election day that's the poll that will matter. bill: the "wall street journal" had her with a national lead. but quinnipiac came out this morning. in colorado they are tied. that was the stat

employees have volunteered countless hours and made contributions of more than $35 million to charities over the past decade. it's a pleasure to have this outstanding company in north carolina's fifth district. congratulations, hanes brands. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. takano: a leader in the riverside community, a fitness bug, an award winning baker, and a winner of the presidential award of excellence, a remarkable educator and person, who died too young just a few weeks ago. in her 40 years in the classroom, pam clute inspired thousands of students, many young women, to pursue careers in math and science. she founded the alpha center at u.c. riverside to get students on track to pursue stem fields in college. at the same time, pam organized local partnerships, created a fitness class, and shared her infectious energy with everyone around her. in short, she took every opportunity im

some 7000 poll watchers to volunteer and assist in making sure that there isn't any rigged the election and to give us an insight on north carolina but stern to congressman mark meadows of north carolina. he serves in the house oversight and foreign affairs committees. congressman it's great heavy with us. donald trump seems to be giving us he does everywhere very warm reception. the realclearpolitics