winston-salem police dept: "the issue was brought up. officers asked the questions that needed to be asked to get the issues resolved they were able to prove that miss. jasmine had what she needed to get into the pool. at the end of the day, there was no need to see an id, at that point, because there was nothing to say that an id was necessary." winston-salem police say they can't arrest and charge bloom for anything -- but told edward she could take up a civil dispute.they did though -- get a green light on edwards' gate card.ánats of videoáwe reached out to bloom thursday for comment...but he refused to answer the door --- only peaking through the glass. moments later -- police arrived.an email to bloom also went unanswered...just like a demand for an apology.nats: "do you want to apologize, adam? adam, do you want to apologize for what you just did." --tag--bloom's attorney says his client has been a pool chair for the hoa for the last seven years. he says one of bloom's responsibilities is to enforce the pool's is to enforce respons

>> thisun man vered at the winston-salem neighborhood pool and asked to see her i.d. he also calledpolice. when officers arrived, she said she felt unfairly targeted. police verified her pool pass wo >> nobody else was asked for their i.d. i feel this is racial profiling. >> reporter: this comes after recent incidents from a starbucks. >> african-americans are being questied on ordinary tasks in life. >> but he says he was making sure she lived in the neighborhood. >> reporter: would you have handled it differently if she were white? >>, i wonder if i made her feel uncomfortable,, unwant unwelcome. especially with her child thereo i want give a serious apology for that. >> reporter: can you imagi why many people online are labeling you a racist? >> when people a see couple seconds of your lif and don't see it in full, they can't jump to >> reporter: tonight he has resignedowners position and hasis lost job at a local packagingcoil. nston-salem, north carolina. >>> new at 11:00, president trump's legal team is moving the gold posts on a possible interview with the spec

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and 25 miles away in winston-salem, six more nurses are with child.hey all work for the wake forest baptist medical center, and dana jacobson spoke with four of these soon-to-be mothers about their shared journey. >> reporter: the joke around the clinic these days-- don't drink the water. ( laughter ) sabrina hudson, nikki huth, bethany stringer, and nina day are nurses at an outpatient oncology clinic. >> we work together really well, and we're just close. >> reporter: they are all pregnant right now, but say it wasn't on purpose. how is it even possible that six of 27 nurses in the same ward are pregnant at the same time, within a three-and-a-half-month time with the delivery date? >> it's meant to be that we're supposed to share this journey together, and it is truly special and hard to put into words. i was the first to get pregnant. and soon after, becky was pregnant. and then it was like a conversation, "i wonder if there's more, because things happen in threes." we found out there was a third. then there was a fourth. >> reporter: sabrina was t

bloom, a volunteer at this winston-salem neighborhood pool had asked to see her i.d. a called police. >> we have a resident or a nonresident that's at the pool that refuses to leave. >> repter: when officers arrived,he woman told them she and her child were unfairly targeted. policepo verifie pass worked. >> and nobody else was asked for i.d. i am the only black. i feel this is racialprofiling. >> reporter: the confrontation comes after several recent incidents from a starbucks in pennsylvania to a barbecue in california >> it's extremely outrageous. and we see a lot of examples of are where african-americans being questioned on just ordinary tasks in life. >> reporter: speaking publiiry for the time, bloom says that as a board member of his homeowners association, hwas just making sure she lived in theneighborhood. >> would you have handled the situation differently if she were white? >> no, i wouldn't have. >> can you understand why many people online are labeling you a racist? >> when people see a couple of seconds of your life and don't see it in total, i think th

owned it lets go to todd in north carolina todd >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim this is todd from winston-salem great to have you on the show, todd what's going on? >> caller: i got a question for you about axom enterprises looks like a great stock, great potential to move but the p/e is high at 297. do you think this is a great time to buy the stock? >> we liked flit the 20s and the 30s and the 40s and the 50s. look, i'm afraid to say continue to buy it up here because it's at 75. we've been such stalwart supporters of it i think now you got to wait for a pullback i can't come in with guns blazing saying time to buy when i've been saying it's time to buy for 50 straight points david in oregon. david? >> caller: hello [ buzzer ] >> david, what's up? >> caller: this is david of portland, oregon i own hp inc. and it seems like hp and hpe has obsolete business models and components. i'm wondering if i should hold on. >> i disagree when it comes to pure hpq hp inc. i think is doing incredibly well, and i would be a buyer of that stock right here hpe is hard for me don't feel that way. mark in maryl

cameras have identified who's been rearranging the newspapers in winston-salem, north carolina. stealing the neighborhood newspapers. they've been piling up over the last few weeks. so they did a little investigating. they put up a little camera setup there. >> whodunit? >> who did it? >> ooh. >> look at that sly fox. so the homeowner checked his yard and found the newspapers and shredded phone books. a, he was able to find a phone book. b, the fox had a thing for putting together all these, all these papers. >> where did he find a phone book? can we investigate that? i didn't know those still existed. very, very sly fox. the foxes clearly did a good job of staying hidden, unlike this next animal. >> kayaker david rogers is in california when that happened. right next to him, a humpback whale came up, reaching to eat some fish, apparently nearly swallowed david himself. he said it all happened so quick, there wasn't much time to think. >>> as i found out on the last vacation, seagulls aren't very bright. this is a view from my veranda whether one of them got trapped on the cruis

flash flood watches from winston-salem to atlanta.h friday as much as two, three, four inches. aisles lated areas on have five inches. for flooding, most concerned with the north georgia area. minneapolis looks great. dallas, we'll take 90. that's 100 times better than the 110 you had only a couple of days ago. new york city one much the spots, you've been dodging the rain tropes so far. i think wednesday after will be the first shot of thunderstorms. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. the fact is, there are over ninety-six hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? boo

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. >> host: mark, winston, salem, north carolina. >> caller: i was wondering if you read harpers goes by norman mailer. what you thought about it. >> host: what you think about it? >> caller: i liked it. i like norman mailer's writing and i liked what he was going about in the book. >> host: all right, thank you. >> guest: i have not read it. that is one of those ones that got him of those classics that should be on that list. you know, that's probably one of the greatest things about being a reader rachel never run out of great books to read. now the book is going to go on my list thanks for that suggestion. >> host: different girl downing in osprey, florida. >> caller: hi, i have not read any of your books, however i don't want to start in the middle of a character i should've known something about earlier. can you tell me where is a good place to start with your books? >> guest: i am honored. thank you for being willing to try one of my books. i say you can read any of the books are defective gear you to one it would be my new one, "spy master" it comes out tuesday. if you want to

also to house the local history of african-americans and winston-salem. the plan is of course to have happy hill established as a historic neighborhood. as the these two houses gateway into the community and the landmark structures for our heritage. the community values the historical and architectural significance of these houses. projecten an ongoing for nearly 30 years to save them. around that they will be for future generations. >> it can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at the span.org cities tour. this is american history tv only on c-span3. tvh week american history brings you archival films the provide context for today's public affairs issue.