. >> that's because every's lit at west charlotte high these are the and staff getting ready for the new year. the school district put out a statement and showcased their video. now the other schools are like, wait a minute, we got this too. so fill bear academy of technology had to get in on it. ♪ >> oh, no. >> see there are one's been played out a little bit. >> maybe because you're a viral video host. >> kiki was so july 2018. >> i hate to say it, but i love who plays the best -- i'm sorry, west charlotte high school. these teachers at ashley park elementary school did not like that west charlotte high school was the most excited to start school. this is open house, okay, it looks more like a house party. . he just gets whacked, right? >> this is what happens when you ask teachers to the divide nine. they come now the full force. we got the cap over here shimmying, letting it all hang out. s aka and deltas in the crowd. the teachers were doing this. i might have opinion a little more excited. >> i'm interested to go back to school now. >> this stuff would have had to have been don

here's the rainfall forecast the highest totals from atlanta here, west of charlotte. three inches.are lower in pennsylvania and upstate new york. only one to two inches, isolated. last week, this is the same area that got nailed with all the heavy rain. also, i'll end with this. a slight chance of severe weather today, central pa, northern virginia and upstate new york. so wind damage with those thunderstorms this afternoon and torrential rain. >> thanks for that, bill yay. still ahead, new details over talks between the u.s. and china in a bid to accuse the ongoing trade war. >>> chipotle, this should not get a yay, getting hit after the company's yet again forced to close one of its restaurants over customers getting sick. details and the stories surrounding your business day next. or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your

to end the siege and a separate incident a bus had a very sad bomb in the west of the country killing eleven passengers charlotte dallas reports from kabul. jalalabad one of afghanistan's biggest cities and an openness or a storm is made to the department of refugee affairs for a conference on how to help displaced afghans they were targeted. explosions hit the compounds exterior allowing to government to get past the roofs of others have a hold of them again as i was sitting in my medical store when gunman entered the refugee department right after that they started shooting and one of them blew himself up at the gate i saw two injured people come out of the building for several hours sporadic gunfire was heard across the neighborhood smoke billowing from the building as afghan special forces hunted the remaining gunman the building is next door to the city's main hospital ten people were treated with critical injuries. it's also just one hundred meters from the midwife training center that was attacked in the same way on saturday three staff members were killed and sixty seven trapped inside for hours. in the

but many are losing jobs and facing deportation of the local currency weakens charlotte police reports and head out in the west in afghanistan. this is the human cost of you. on iran these people are not iranian or american but afghan sixteen and her family have lived in iran for twenty five years. born there they were deported this week ending up in a un transit camp in wiston afghanistan. whoa they have as they don't want that we left behind our house our furniture i locked the doors and now i am here they were beating us they were very cruel they kept saying get lost. in the past iranian officials have said they have been proud to host an estimated three million afghans but is iran's economic situation worsens afghans one of the most vulnerable communities in iran some of the first to feel the pinch. more than two hundred thousand have been deported since the start of the year only a few thousand have received un support. for their economy kept getting worse and everyone was shouting and screaming we kept saying we're refugees here but they kept saying if we cannot help iranians how can we help you another

charlotte would change. sometimes they were to the west and the north. i had the eastern counties and the southern counties. it just really, there was not any rhyme or reason. it was whatever the legislature decided to do. but charlotte was always the base. a very compacted district because of the population. i was very fortunate i could get from my house living in charlotte to any point in my district within an hour, compared to some people who drive hours and hours to cover their districts. again, that was very fortunate. it made it easier to serve as well. >>and what about the constituency? how are they represented? >> basically at that time, i would say that it was a split district, but people voted republican on a national level and at that time, the republicans were in charge of the city. we had republican mayors for a long time. it's split completely now. so, charlotte is a democrat city. i think there are two members on city council. and until this year, there had never been another woman to run for mayor. which is kind of unusual in the city that

charlotte who ran for governor. we kind of partnered each other. he was in the west, another part of my state, where i was in the eastern part of the state. and actually three days -- i want to say -- no, i'm sorry, two weeks before we had a rally in eastern north carolina, martin luther king was killed. he was -- he had committed to coming to our rally. in fact a number of locations and states around the south were doing the same thing c1 >> and i didn't. we went to school together and he was going to stop in charlotte and he was going to come. actually, we had a large contingency of african-americans. and today, i mean, yesterday, i visited with congressman butterfield who was there and he reminded me that he polled me in 1958 the f.b.i. was following me. he's in school and he organized a march from law school to come over to wilson. by the way. how it can relate. his father who was a dentist gave me free space in an office so we could have a campaign. it was not a traditional campaign that i ran in 1992 it was an effort that came from the spirit that we can do thi

charlotte 98 the heat index. springfield 89. not that much of a difference. out westo vegas. we've also got them in the pacific northwest. big dome of heat dominating. that continues to bring the heat and the low humidity. 103 in redding, phoenix 107, billings 93. and we've got hurricane hector, category 3, moving to the south of hawaii. it may bring a few tropical force winds tomorrow, late tonight into tomorrow >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. a layer of smoke over the bay area actually keeping our temperatures down. and it will be up to 85 degrees today in san jose. but a little hot for antioch into the 90s. and morgan hill today, 92 degrees. napa and santa rosa 84. and 64 in san francisco. inland area, still looking at highs in the 90s, and it will be hot with high ozone levels. slightly improved air quality for the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. >> mr. roker, thank you so much. a little "pop start"? >> huge "pop start" today. let's first talk about the "brady bunch" house. it has a new owner. the home served as the exterior shot of the

charlotte who ran for governor. and we kind of -- we had a partnership with each other. he was in the west, so i was in another part of my state. where i was in the eastern part of the state. and actually, three days -- i want to say -- no, i'm sorry, two weeks before we had a rally in eastern north carolina. martin luther king was killed. he was -- he had committed to coming to our rally. in fact, a number of states and locations around the state were doing the same thing we were doing in georgia. the dentist had the personal relationship with dr. king, i didn't. i think they went to school together. so he was going to stop in charlotte and he was going to come to eastern north carolina. in eastern north carolina we probably had a larger contingency of afro american, so it was a big, big issue. in fact, today, i mean on yesterday, i visited be -- with congressman butterfield. and he reminded me that when he marched for me in 1968 that the fbi was following him. i said, well, if they're following you, i'm sure i have a record too. but he was in law school then. and he organized a march fro

we can speak now to theo‘s owner — charlotte dixon — who joins us from the awards ceremony in west londond clot and said if i had fallen asleep that night, i would said if i had fallen asleep that night, iwould not said if i had fallen asleep that night, i would not have woken up because of the size of the blood clot. when i was taken into hospital they confirmed a blood clot that stretched from my knee up into my pelvis and if i had relaxed and fallen asleep that night, i wouldn‘t have woken up that morning. you do believe he saved your life? definitely, definitely. he is a very intuitive cat and he was very caring, compassionate. ithink intuitive cat and he was very caring, compassionate. i think he just knew that night that it was not my time yet. we hear about these stories with dogs, but do you think cats get a bit of a bad rap?” stories with dogs, but do you think cats get a bit of a bad rap? i think so. cats get a bit of a bad rap? i think so. when you are here at the national cat awards, you are overwhelmed by the amount of stories you get and you hear about cats looking after own

west coast, southeast, not bad. atlanta finally a dry day for you. d.c. through the mid-atlantic through charlotte and raleigh, new orleans good, san antonio good. great weather today. chicago, detroit, indianapolis, enjoy it, tomorrow introduce rain chances back to you. washington, d.c., you deserve a dry day. get out there, cut the grass. muggy, on and off rain. looks like some sunshine this morning. >>> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. and got them back on track. the full value oft wyour new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ >>> the man is a pathological manipulator, liar. >> he's been lying all week, or for two weeks. lying for years. >> i don't see how he has any credibility. >> wh

charlotte rae and everyone else involved. so, blessings to her but we begin with dangerous heat hitting both coasts. we're feeling the scorcher here in the east. and out westigit temperatures are fueling at least 68 large fires right now and ginger zee, of course, is tracking it all for us. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, michael. nearly 267,000 acres burning right now and the fourth largest fire in california state history, that's the mendocino fire, is a complex of fires and you can see some of those stunning images from it. they've got now 15,000 homes threatened. you go to the carr fire and this one has been burning, now took another life over the weekend. that makes it seven in that fire alone. it's burned more than 1,000 structures and homes included there. and it's not just california. oregon state, washington state both have fires, 17 actually combined. large uncontained fires and they have an excessive heat watch including yakima, northern idaho and excessive heat warnings for much of the desert southwest. guys, here, we're not getting a break with this big ridge either. heat advisories from more than 96 to 100-degree heat indices. >