uh, but are we still in love with the name "charlotte"? - i think so. why do you ask? - charlotte? [blows raspberry] - are you serious? - lemon went to middle school with a charlotte who used to rub herself against a tree during recess. - [sighs] i want to know why you would tell lemon something so personal. - i know that my relationship with lemon may seem strange, but i am her mentor. and the donaghy mentoring experience is immersive. - there need to be boundaries. that woman is your employee. - no, she's more than that. i don't choose my mentees lightly. they have to have the drive and ambition to be worth my time, the intelligence to understand the challenges they're going to face, the humility to accept my help,

the two of them, walking a tightrope 150 feet above the charlotte motor speedway on saturday. that's the same speedway we were racing cars. where dan reached speeds of up to 15 miles per hour. >> wow. wow, ron claiborne. et tu, brute. >> weather, please, ginger. rescue me. >> any time we can bring back

we reported on a suspicious note found on board a jet at charlotte's airport in north carolina. they've just given the all-clear on that. they didn't say what the suspicious note head or why they held the jet from moving about its way. whatever it was, it's now clear, and the charlotte airport is operating absolutely as normal. >>> another breaking story happening now. this is out of the away hernandez murder trial in massachusetts. the question was, should the judge remove herself from the case. that's what the prosecution wanted. well, the judge has just ruled, and the judge has ruled that she will stay on the case, will not step down. prosecutors spend the last hour arguing she should quit. the prosecution accused the judge of bias in a previous murder case involving the same judge and the same prosecutor. defense attorneys for aaron hernandez oppose the effort to get a new judge, and just moments ago the judge said, deal with it. i will be adjudicating this one. >> more updates. more trouble for a boy scout leader under investigation for knocking over an ancient rock formati

charlotte durkis taught at the same high school in 2011. charlotte, first off, we're so sorry for the loss of your friend. tell us what she was like. tell us what she was like as a teacher. >> reporter: thank you. she was energetic and compassionate. you couldn't ask for anything more from a teacher or a friend. she cared about every single student and put in many hours after school every day, always thinking about how she could be better and better help students. she was truly a beautiful person. >> charlotte, when was the last time you spoke to colleen? >> a couple weeks ago. >> were you surprised to hear -- >> we kept in touch about grad school. was i -- oh, shocked. i still think i'm in shock. i can't believe anything could happen, never mind to someone as wonderful and young as her. >> especially shocking i i would think for a teach we are the fact that a student is being charged. >> yeah. we were teachers together, both of our first years. so we went through, you know, all the struggles and difficult times and also all the happy, rewa

to our first listing, 11346 charlotte view drive. asking 224, 900, three bedrooms, two baths, 1700 square feet, why do you like it? >> this is in the valentine area. you know that area, tyler. it's a great popular area. it has two golf courses in the area. you can walk to shopping, restaurants, you have all the amenities you need and you're not too far from town. it's a wonderful place to live. >> and 2500 in taxes. i will not tell you what i pay. second listing, 1126 saratoga boulevard, taxes just above 2 1u7bz 00, five beds, four baths, this is a big house. >> it's in the union county area, a fabulous location, and it has unbelievable amenities in this subdivision. it even has equest yal riding across the street, your pool, your tennis, your soccer fields, everything that you could think of it has in this community. it's wonderful and this house is absolutely wonderful. >> how far is it from downtown? >> this one would probably from downtown area would be about 35 minutes. >> about 35 minutes. all right. our power house of the week

pharmacy about 15 miles west of charlotte. the hostages were not hurt. we will monitor the story with updates. >> more fall out from a salmonella outbreak linked to three central valley powellty plants. the hat lat says mexico banning products coming from two plants in fresno and one in livingston^. investigators found the plants were the source for salmonella outbreak that sickened 300 people since march. there was never a recall issued and the plants were allowed to remain open. foster is making changing to the processing procedures. experts say poultry is safe if cooked to 165 degrees. >> the city of san jose is cracking down on student car washes on the weekends. the issue came to a head of a cheerleaders planned a car wash to raise money for a national competition. the city of san jose says that the car washes violate water discharge laws and have to stop. a spokesman says anything that goes down a drain that is not storm water or rain is a pollutant. the city says students who want to hold the car cash can do it on gravel or grass and make sure the

he was murdered in his bathtub by his political enemy-- charlotte corday. the day after marat's death, a deputation appeared in the national convention to offer regrets on behalf of the people. one deputy made a speech which is recorded by a contemporary of david, the historian delescluze. "what a crime is this. "a parricidal hand has robbed us "of the people's most determined defender, "a man who died for liberty. "we still look among you, expecting to see him here "among you, our representatives. "what a spectacle it was-- "this man in the moment of his death. "where are you, david? you have another picture to paint." and david spoke up, his voice choked with emotion, "yes, i will undertake it." david painted the picture in three months. the death of marat is a murder story, and we see all the clues to the murder-- the blood, the knife, the letter marat received from charlotte corday just before she murdered him. it's a very realistic picture, strongly, movingly realistic, but it is more than that. it has an almost religious intensity, like a secular piet

. >> san francisco to charlotte. 10:00 to all nighter to 6:00. from charlotte to here. three hour delay. raining in charlotte. >> reporter: you got here at what time? >> 10:00 a.m. >> i was the loudest person here. they wanted me out. they wanted me out. >> reporter: is your body set up for this now? eastern time? >> 10:50 right now, not ready yet. by 1:00 p.m. it will be ready to go. >> reporter: redick a solo homer. one of three big blasts by the a's in today's game. >> i think i was on 4 hours of sleep after getting in so early. both teams are working with that. you have to get up and we found that way to do the job today. >> reporter: a's 6-3 in the 9 9th when they had a little conference call. >> i always walk down to the front of the mound and i look up to get the ball and the guy is staring at me like -- i said if you have a problem come on out. >> post season baseball. guys -- egos are flying, tempers are flying. he is crazy and we love him. >> i know they are waking up on their bats so they will crush it tomorrow. we are going to be the world series. i swear it

charlotte church. saw her at age 11 in 1997, belting out opera on uk's big, big talent show. ♪ ♪ now, her music is more mainstream, with hits like glitter bomb. but her thinking cuts against the grain. last night on a britter show called bbc radio six music she slammed a culture of demeaning women in pop music. this is church criticizing what she calls the use of female sexuality to sell product. picture beyonce's husband jay-z, sex kittening his way through suited booted women for their pleasure. she made a case for rating cyst temperature for music videos, citing, robin thicke's blurred lines, and miley cyrus' we can't stop, and rihanna's pour it up. church says there doesn't seem to be a decency barrier at all. check this out, she essentially said their songs are often no good either. there are countless examples from the last few years of songs that have been in high rotation that have little to no artistic worth. charlotte church has some very strong opinions. do you agree? let us know. tweet

we had a biotech center, the charlotte regional partnership which was i was as mayor of charlotte. we had all the different groups working for commerce, but not in a coordinated, effective, and efficient manner. and also had a lot of overhead. and the customer was confused when they came to north carolina who do we talk to if we are interested in investing in north carolina. what we found out, they had to talk to all the different groups. no one person was in charge. i don't think that's good dmer -- customer service. we are pulling all the people under one umbrella and privatizing the marketing of north carolina and make it more responsive to the customer and those who are in the private sector of my commerce department. they'll be rewarded. it will be paid for that. but it's going to be based upon results. not based upon kind of a civil servicemen talty. >> that sounds very exciting. let me turn quickly, since you're talking about economic growth, tourism, and things like that to transportation. you know, we think as conservatives in government has a very few responsibilities. bu

it's wonderful, in charlotte. everyone should go and visit that because most people know what they see on television or read in the headlines of the sports page, and they never really get to the understanding -- >> well, let me tell you from a business perspective why i'm a big fan of nascar and jimmie johnson and jeff gordon and dale jr., they're all great people and brian vickers, get well with the blood clot as soon as possible. but let me tell you what nascar industry does. the private sector jobs of nascar, go to rick hendricks' machine shop and, first of all, you can eat off the floor, but you have aerodynamic engineers, engine builders, and what's happening is as mayor and as governor i'm using that work force to recruit the automobile industry and the defense industry. because they can repair things quickly. notice how quick they repair after a wreck? well, that's what the automobile and the defense industry knows. so the talent of the people who work on these crews is high-tech, and so it's not just for t

and dallas. >> i'm going to charlotte next week, so i'll let you know if it works. most people are in such a zone trying to get through, get there early. i don't know that they will say, gee, i'd like to stop for five minutes and just collect myself. it works a try, i suppose. unless they're playing my music, i would stop and listen. >> i should send them some cds. >> nothing is more calming than your music. but i do think people are always anxious in the airport, whether you're in the tsa line or even when it's almost time to board, do you know how sometimes they haven't called the boarding but everybody is crushing up to the front and they say everybody we'll call by zones and nobody moves. and then there is a stampede. >> not the best of the human condition. >> and even worse getting off the plane, people trying to be first and knocking everybody over. >> i get like that, though. but we'd like to know if you experience that, if you think it works or not. >>> so this is a little controversial, but yesterday we showed you a photograph of a mom who had three childre

we ran the numbers for a 48-year-old in charlotte, north carolina. according to healthcare.gov she'd pay $231 a month, the average plan was $360 more than a 50% increase. blue cross blue shield requests your birthday before providing accurate residents. a 62-year-old in charlotte looking for the same basic plan would get a price estimate on the government website $394 the actual price $634. a spokeswoman said it added the feature to estimate without tax credits. the website requires people to enter their birthday to get a real price quote. >> it's important users have a trustworthy honest brand experience when they interact with healthcare.gov. providing accurate prices is a part of that. >> analysts could not believe the the government is providing these estimates which they say were useless unlike california's website that could easily mislead consumers. they say the federal website repeatedly says the prices could be lower but makes no mention they could be high r. >> president barack obama is calling on a former white house budget official to lea

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charlotte, some showers. maybe some wind delays in new york city today but maybe only 20 minutes or so. portland a couple of showers here. the rest of the country looks really good. airport should be really good this afternoon. sunny out into dallas and memphis. temperatures different than we have been. a high today of less than 70 in new york city. 72 in d.c. and 68 in atlanta this afternoon. in fact, the way this cold front has worked out, atlanta is nine degrees cooler today than minneapolis. so kind of an up and down forecast for you. back to you guys. >> it could be a major day for money and politics. the supreme court hearing a challenge that limits on how much individuals can give candidates, political parties and political action committees in a two-year election cycle. we are talking about a total amount you can give to candidates or parties. limits have been in places since the 'seventh a70s. the argument says it limits first amendment right to speech and this supreme court has modified a lot of the

temperatures in charlotte 84 degrees and sunny. humidity levels are high today. that is like a summer forecast. >>> i don't know, 80s this wide spread in october is pretty rare. >> i am a southern girl so i love the heat. >> this could be the warmest day for a long time. >> keep it coming. >>> straight ahead did police overreach when they strip searched a 33-year-old woman arrested for dui. >>> the department of education will be the hardest hit cabinet-level agency furloughing 95% of the workforce. the office of government ethics will retain just one workerer throughout the shutdown. >>> welcome back. stories making news on this hump day. remember this video of a >>> welcome back. stories making news on this hump day. remember this video of a group of motorcyclists in new york. this morning at least one has been charged with endangerment. police did not say if they were going to charge the driver who ran over a biker while trying to flee. >>> california governor has signed the so-called revenge porn bill into law. this measure mikes it a misdemeanor to post iden

big chill coming in, and this is going to be a cold one with charlotte, north carolina as cold as bangor maine. baltimore, down and the freezing mark, the northern and western areas, north and west, colder, upper 20s, likely towards westminster. 58 tomorrow after start maybe around 28 in spots. tomorrow not as cold. next several days slowly getting milder. back around 60 for several afternoons in a row. first thing in the morning, things get milder around here. there you go. >> wear the rip off jacket. light is going to shine on a 5 year old mystery. david reports on what happened to a young father. on one of of the crisp fall days, that's where his father and stepmother found their beloved son. only this time, levi wasn't working under the truck, he was trapped under it and this was the desperate plea. >> the truck fell on my stepson. the sheriff. >> he was right inside this barn here. it didn't appear to be anything out of the ordinary. appeared to be an accident. . >> that was david reporting. see the entire story of what happened to carl carlson, airing tonight's on 2020 at 10:00, le

and starting the game off is a banker from charlotte, north carolina. y'all give it up for von stokes. what up, von? >> i'm ready. >> what up, man? >> what's going on? >> looking good, brother. now, i heard this is all due to a reason. you're looking so svelte right now. what's going on? >> i joined a new workout group back in june, and i started out, like, 267... >> nice. >> down to 238. >> looking good, man. >> came out there as a-- they gave me a nickname. i was a big slab of meat called rib eye. >> they would call you rib eye. >> now i feel like a piece of sirloin. >> oh, yeah. i don't even know-- you got such a great name, i don't even know why you need a nickname. von stokes! >> [laughs] >> and starring von stokes. in a world where life goes wrong... von stokes! >> ah, i love it. >> rib eye. i like it. rib eye, and you losing the weight, yeah, is good. you don't want to get too small. you don't want to have your nickname as salad. [laughter] rib eye is one thing, but you can't be out playing basketball, talking about, "salad, toss me the ball!" li

con el programa, aprendo, me entren tengo, estuve enfermedad y operada, hace poco hice un evento en charlotte carolina y conociÓ a una niÑa hace 11 aÑos y se llama por mi, la mamÁ me dijo le puse el nombre por ti. >>> la tenemos que traer "al rojo vivo" >>> conocÍ chicos que te veo desde los 8 aÑos de edad, me encanta, eres un, un mundo para mÍ, quiero ser como tÚ, quiero ser abogado, esto es efusivo es como si fuera familia es bien increÍble >>> eres de la familia gracias por estar con nosotros, y estaremos viendo hoy este programa comenzando con veneno >>> no se lo pierdan los casos estar maravillosos, si no lo pueden ver en telemundo, vayan a telemundo.com/caso cerrado >>> regresa pronto gracias ana marÍa polo y ahora nosotros tenemos nuestro segmento de aplausos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> se merece un aplauso un joven mudo en colombia creÓ una aplicaciÓn que es Única en su clase porque le permite cumplan caer comunicarse a travÉs de chasquidos, ahora una universidad quiere avalar este programa, rodrigo rodrÍguez informa. >>> lento pero seguro se comunica john fernÁndez sanchez

and starting the game off is a banker from charlotte, north carolina. y'all give it up for von stokes. what up, von? >> i'm ready. >> what up, man? >> what's going on? >> looking good, brother. now, i heard this is all due to a reason. you're looking so svelte right now. what's going on? >> i joined a new workout group

we ran the numbers for a 48-year-old in charlotte, north carolina, ineligible for subsidies. according to healthcare.gov, she would pay $230 a month but the average plan cost $3/60. more than a 50% increase. the difference, blue cross/blue shield requests your birth date before providing more accurate estimates. the numbers for older americans are even more striking. a 62-year-old in charlotte looking for the same basic plan would get a price estimate on the government website of $394. the average price is $634. an hhs spokeswoman said it added the shop and browse feature to provide estimates of premiumses without tax credits. he helped design the new website. it requires people to enter the birth date to get a real price quote. >> it's important that users have a proper, honest, trustworthy online experience and i think providing accurate prices is an integral component of that. >> now, industry executives we talked to literally could not believe the government was providing these estimates which they say were usually. they also say, charlie and norah, the website repeatedly

in charlotte. everyone should visit it. most people know what they see on television or read in the headlines the sports page. and they never really get to the understanding. >> well, let me tell you from a business perspective why i'm a fan of nascar and jimmi johnson and dale jr. are great people. bryan, get well as soon as possible. the private sector jobs of nascar. you go machine shop, first of all, you can eat off the floor. you have a ton of engineers, you have engine builders. what is happening as mayor and governor i'm using that work force to recruit the automobile industry and the defense industry. because they can repair things quickly. notice how quick they repair after a wreck? >> thank you for coming. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >>> the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce said that even though the chamber does not want democrats to win back the house in tbowrt -- 2014 his organization has not decided whether or not to challenge incumbent republicans. here is a little what he sai

and tomorrow, widespread mid- 60s all the way down to charlotte north carolina. tonight, downto 48 be with a few clouds. cooler north subpoena west of the city. a lot depends on how thick the clouds are over you. tomorrow, 65 in the baltimore area. i think the chances of rain hold off until tomorrow night but for the eastern shore, rain is likely thursday night into friday and then tapering off saturday. it lookings like we dry things out for the second half of the weekend as we push into sunday and host the green bay packers. right now, looks like a good tailgate in the 60s and maybe topping out around 70 late in the day there, jaem jamie. you don't want that unseasonably chilly day because that would make them feel at home. >> kelly. >> we are counting down to the race for the cure. in just 12 days, this is what it's going to look like. thousands willtake to the street to raise money for the breast cancer research. now, registration is down slightly. organizers hopeto see about 25,000 people come race day andes the not too late for you to get involve sfld you c

. >> erika says her next goal is to participate in a race in charlotte next month. she says she will be in a wheelchair for most of it. she is working with her physical therapist so she can walk across the finish line. 27,000 runners are expected to turn out for this year's running festival. complete coverage begins saturday morning tomorrow at 5:00 with exclusive coverage of the marathon beginning at 7:55. it is being hailed as tom hank'' best performance to date. and up close look at captain phillips in this afternoon's box office preview. >> we're still seeing steady rain around the region. we will take a look at rainfall totals and how much more we could get and what it will look like over the weekend. your insta weather plus forecast is moments away. when you're struggling with your mortgage, your home feels like a burden. but you don't have to struggle alone. the state of maryland has helped thousands of families avoid foreclosure. of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have

beyond that into your day on wednesday, you see all of the areas basically from charlotte north all the way into main into the 60s. we'll be running cool, no question about that. tonight down to 48, cool locally, brisk. tomorrow 65, variably cloudy as we will stay cool. we look at the next several days. you seat numbers in the low mid-60s. chances for rain go up wednesday night. they'll make during the day thursday. with the coastal low east of maryland, chances of showers will be there friday and saturday. right now we dry things out for the big green bay packers game on sunday. back to you. >>> we are thinking pink and race for the cure. we're getting ready for the annual komen maryland race for the cure. tell us how important is registration at this point? >> right now we're coming down to the wire. we have 10 days before the race. we're looking forward to people registering online and on saturday the 12th, we have walkup registration. >> komen maryland does so much for the city. >> our race participation correlates with our ability to provide funds. so if we don't have a high regist

he was trying to go to charlotte north carolina. they also found two hand guns in his bag and the serial numbers were covered up. >>> anger over secret government fines spilled -- spying spilled into the streets today. the protest coming after a claim saying the us spied on foreign allies. >> reporter: germany and france had no idea the us was spying on them. the us seems just as surprised to find another secret was out thanks to nsa leaker edward snowden. there is a better understanding of what snowden has but there's no way of knowing the next shoe to drop. german merkel says that her faith in the us is shaken. the latest batch of leaked documents also alleged the nsa tapped french phone records and world leaders. spying tactics were under review. >> we want to ensure we're collecting information because we need it not because we can. >> reporter: germany and france want to know why they were caught up to it and want the us to sign up to the code of conduct, and there's talk of multimillion dollar fines for us companies who don't

some trying to get up toward charlotte lotsville, and marshall -- charlotteville, and marshall. our friends in the shanendoah valley certainly are going to see it before we do. looks like it is moving in west to east during the morning. temperatures way up, these temperatures right now are right about and maybe even slightly above our normal high for the 7th of october. north beach is 72, 71 in rockville and 71 also in reston this morning. outside on our michael and son weather camera, good visibility. you certainly see the clouds up here the city lights reflecting off the cloud deck. everything is setting up for some stronger thunderstorms in spots later today. big picture, we have the upper storm. this is the same system that brought the four foot plus snow total to parts of south dakota last week. we are looking at all the moisture feeding in off the gulf and it is all coming together, some of it behind the front. showers and thunderstorms pretty good bet on that here. west side of the metro seeing it. showers and storms moving in through the lunch hour. inside reset, inside

later they got engaged, moved to charlotte, she an accountant, he working two jobs to finish school. their life together seemed like a dream, but then came the nightmare in mid-september. >> everything went wrong that evening. that could possibly go wrong. >> she said her fiancee dropped off a co-worker and drove off the road. he went to a house to ask for help. she called 911. one officer used a taser. another shot at him 12 times and he shot him 10 times. >> he acted out of fear and i do think he intended to kill him. i understand. he was scared. but it hurts. >> the officer was charged with voluntary manslaughter. the charlotte naacp is pushing for a more serious charge. >> when you fine out he shot four times, paused, shot six times, paused, shot two times, that was deliberate murder. kerrick's attorney is declining to comment but last month he said this. >> we're confident that the resolution of this case, it will be found that officer kerrick's actions will be justified. >> herric's family wants the dash cam video to be released as cache heidel endures life without her fiance.

if you look at 88 in orlando, charlotte at 77, even new york city near 70 degrees. all of those temperatures are before average. >>> so that is the only big weather headline out there is about a week from now, i think we'll be talking cold and snow possibility through t possibly through the great lakes. >> so enjoy these last nice days. thank, bill 37. >>> an american hero recognized with the nation's highest honor. >>> plus the battle between harry bellefonte, and the estate of martin luther king jr., and the fate of three important king documents. that's coming up next. >>> how to other stories making headlines this morning. a utah woman is lucky to be alive. she was fleeing from police when she got stuck on some train tracks. then while still inside her car, she gets hit not once, but twice by and oncoming train. though she did suffer some broken bone, she was not seriously injured 37 oncoming t. though she did suffer some broken bone, she was not seriously injured 37 . >>> army captain william swenson was recognized for heroic actions in one of the deadliest fir

charlotte one degree shy of setting a record. we could tie or break it as temperatures continue to fall. freeze warning in many locations, over mississippi and virginia, freeze warnings to the gulf coast. definitely going to be a cool start for the day. southeast and mid atlantic region, freeze warnings extended for much of south carolina, d.c. and baltimore area. some chilly temperatures this morning but we are going osee temperatures warm up nicely as we go through the day, still on the cool side, chicago topping out at 54, some warmth will mainly be confined to the southwest, 89 in phoenix and lower to mid 80s of central and eastern parts of florida. radar, mainly light rain across some interior sections of new york and even some light snow for upstate portions of the state, as well. >> thank so be eboni. >>> why is jb morgan trying to -- j.p. morgan trying to leave uncle sam with a billion dollar bill? >>> a steady decline of a number of people wanting to work in the field. but the food security army is trying to lure people

from chicago to indy to charlotte, nothing going on. high pressure is in control. it's bringing a southwesterly wind flow so that brings real mild air that has been sitting out of the tennessee valley into the midwest, into the desert southwest. it's actually whipping toward the north. it's all about wind direction this week, that is going to scoop all the mild air up from the south to the north. it's going to hit 90 in memphis today. surging past 90 in dallas this afternoon. the numbers are actually 10, 17, degrees above where we should be. hello tropical storm jerry. not a problem, moving at a whopping west motion at 1 mile-per-hour. i don't think it's a big issue. though, that said this is an area of interest from the national hurricane center that could develop at about 30% shot of development. if you look at the forecast models, it takes it over the yucatan peninsula into the central gulf of mexico. by the way these are close to 90 degrees. it could intensify. so we'll talk more about about that in the course of the morning. it's not october. it's aug-tob er.

charlotte church. saw her at age 11 in 1997, belting out opera on uk's big, big talent show. ♪ ♪ now, her music is more mainstream, with hits like glitter bomb. but her thinking cuts against the grain. last night on a britter show called bbc radio six music she slammed a culture of demeaning women in pop music. this is church criticizing what she calls the use of female sexuality to sell product. picture beyonce's husband jay-z, sex kittening his way through suited booted women for their pleasure. she made a case for rating cyst temperature for music videos,

we ran the numbers for a 48-year-old in charlotte, north carolina ineligible for subsidies. according to healthcare.gov she would pay $230 a month but the average plan cost $3/60. more than a 50% increase. the difference blue cross/blue shield requests your birth date before providing more accurate estimates. the numbers for older americans are even more striking. a 62-year-old in charlotte looking for the same basic plan would get a price estimate on the government website of $394. the average price is $634. an hhs spokeswoman said it added the shop and browse feature to provide estimates of premiumses without tax credits. he helped design the new website. it requires people to enter the birth date to get a real price quote. >> it's important that users have a proper honest trustworthy online experience and i think providing accurate prices is an integral component of that. >> now, industry executives we talked to literally could not believe the government was providing these estimates which they say were usually. they also say, charlie and norah, the website repeatedly sta

i took that same philosophy as mayor charlotte -- mayor of charlotte. i introduced in 1956 in a structural -- infrastructure plan. they are now on the 18th or 19th year of the plan. it is showing results. what we did is we show the taxpayers exactly what the plan was before the taxpayers were asked to invest in it. resent the to do is 25 year and even fifty-year infrastructure plan in four areas. transportation, energy, water him and communications. always dangerous to say i have three or four ideas. you are afraid to forget one these days. i think we as republicans, , need to present a vision for the next generation. a vision of where transportation will take us and how it will come back -- connect commerce and trade to jobs and show the plan in 3-d. this is the plan for the next 50 years, your kids and grandkids. then we need to do the same thing with communications, especially rural areas. rural america is turning right now. the unemployment rate is 15-25%. in northal towns carolina and throughout the united states. we have to connect them to the eco

. >> charlotte monroe: life in honduras, for a child with a cleft lip or a cleft palate is a life that starts with tragedy. they can't eat normally. they can't speak normally. they are made fun of because of their speech patterns. they're malnourished because they can't eat. >> dr. ben hu: it's a tough life. there's a lot of shame involved and they don't go to school, they don't go outside, they're embarrassed to play. there was one girl that wouldn't even look up. >> dr. miriam parker: cleft lip and palate affects their speech, and therefore, people that don't, that live outside the family, would have difficulty understanding what the child is saying. oftentimes, eating becomes difficult as well, because the palate's open, and then food comes out of the nose. >> mel: they're hopeless, and they see us as their last resort. and oftentimes, that's what we are, their last resort. if we're not here, there's no one else that'll do it for them. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, whether they're our own, or someone halfway across the world that we'll never see again

investigators say he was bound for charlotte at the time. the suspect now facing criminal weapons charges. >>> the air force academy making god optional. cadets no longer have to say the phrase "so help me god" during the honor oath. that decision coming after a civil rights group filed a lawsuit, a complaint. the air force issuing a statement saying, quote, after reviewing the cadet honor oath and in the spirit of determining a way ahead enables all to be true to their beliefs, the air force's academy has decided to make the final clause optional. and though god may be vol lun tear, the academy says the rest of the oath is not. >>> germany is sending its intelligence chiefs to washington, d.c. to talk to the national security agency about their surveillance program. the nsa is accused of spying on some european leaders including the german chancellor angela merkel. hundreds of people holding a rally in the nation's capitol against the agency's mass surveillance programs. >> several hundred people turned out for today's march from union stat

we are heading to charlotte, north carolina to meet ricky are in heart. he matched all five white ball numbers and one $1 million. and 34. rounding it out with 28. for the winning powerball number if you match this number you are always a winner and tonight it is 28. taking one more look at the winning numbers. have a great night. >> the ravens look healthy going into this sunday's road trip to pittsburgh. with anlast week's game injury returning for practice today. also brandon stokley who has missed the past two games because of a groin injury. 53 practice.er the ravens jet plan to rush him back but mclean says he feels ready for full contact whenever he gets the green light. they are expecting plenty of full contact in pittsburgh against the steelers. -- they understand that records cannot measure the intensity of the dislike between the ravens and the steelers. if this is something special about this game. this game right here in the nfl. ravens-steelers. my bet is we will get the other 30 teams watching it regardless of how they fare. everyone is loo

. >> storms could cause airport delays in charlotte, north carolina. >>> three soldiers charged in connection with the murder of a fellow soldier are expected in court in washington state. the suspects and the victim were serving at a joint base lewis-mcchord near seattle. >> the main suspect had asked for first aid for a knife wound on his hand. according to police. >> he told the person, he asked for aid. what happened to your hand? well, i stabbed and killed a guy over the weekend. >> well, the stabbing apparently occurred when two groups of soldiers exchanged words as they passed on the street. police thought it might have been racially motivated. but now say that is not the case. >>> a newspaper reporter is hospitalized in stable condition this morning after being stranded in the texas desert for two days. kathy frey, a reporter for the arkansas democratic gazette, was vacationing with her husband inside big bend ranch state park. frey was too weak to continue and urged her husband to look for help. >> when they came over the ridge, and they came down there, they told me they couldn't be

and perfecting their pitch in charlotte, north carolina. >> ♪ change my monogram >> these are just some of the workshops run around the country by the broadway dreams foundation. >> the broadway dreams foundation is a mentoring and training program for young artists. >> classes are run by experienced professionals. >> understanding takes time. it takes a conscious pursuit, as well. >> ♪ blood is red as sunset >> the best students get to perform in a showcase that is watched by a real casting director, and that could actually lead to a job. >> ♪ in xanadu ♪ xanad-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-u [ cheers and applause ] >> we are actually seeing all of the fruits of our labor with a handful of really great young artists that have been through our program that are now making their broadway debuts or making debuts in broadway national tours. >> ryann redmond is one of those success stories. >> ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey ♪ evil woman ♪ evil woman >> after going through the broadway dreams program, she landed a part in "bring it on: the musical." >> ♪ now i'm gonna end it with a bang ♪ >> whoo! >>

at airports in dallas-fort worth and charlotte, a company wants to make the tsa checkpoints "like a four-star hotel." instead of stainless steel benches and tables, the comkpany "securitypoint media" is adding mood lighting, couches and music. travelers still have to remove their shoes and belts, but in a less stressful "recomposure area." if the makeovers are well-received, security point plans to add them to other airports. walt disney will open its first store in china - and it's going to be its largest store. 53 thousand square feet of stuffed animals and princesses. it will open in 2015 in shanghai. beyond the retail space there will be a disney-themed outdoor plaza. and by 2016 disney will also open its first disney resort in mainland china. get ready for instant ads still to come: some tech talk later in chart talk. paying a ransome to get your computer files back. ransomeware - the newest form of malware. and, the vast majority of americans delaying their retirement. that's next, after this in the know message. excuse me if this shocks you but 82 percent of older americans expect to k

a captain with charlotte's fire department. the guard's black hawk carried a suspended group to shore. >> we looked at the biggest challenge on all of this. there was a wash on the flat surface with winds and wind gusts. that's swimming back and forth from point a to point b to get the survivor and make sure the connection is correct and everybody is and we start to lift off. it's challenging physically. >> you have to work at this? >> absolutely. >> 200 americans a year die in flash floods more than any other weather-related event. exercises like this could be a life-saver. >> the training is the most important piece. the more prepared we will be when the event takes place. >> they will be heading back this weekend, but charlotte firefighters put their training into practice right away if tropical storm karen pushes heavy rain this is way. anthony and nora? >> it is now 7:47 and time for your local weather. now 7:47. time now for your local weather. . >> the democratic leader in the house, nancy pelosi is in our toyota green r

coming up with the low pressure triggering some of the showers over the area moving out over the queen charlottes. we're looking for things to stay sunny and wile for the rest of the -- sunny and wild for the rest of the week. now, it will be cooler than what we should be for this time of the year. san francisco tomorrow about 67 degrees. in san jose, 71. about 9 degrees shy of where they should be at this time of the year. tomorrow will be relatively cool, warming up good by thursday and friday. tomorrow 70 degrees. 74 at morgan hill and 71 in san jose. out in the east bay, the mid- 70s will do it for the most part. 76 at brentwood and 76 at livermore with a nice day in vallejo too. mid to low 70s in the north bay though. 73 on out here. cool with the water temperature off the area. 51 degrees right now with the daytime high tomorrow at 64. and up in the far north, they come in tomorrow at 75 degrees. the same for santa rosa up to 74. and look ahead as the numbers are warm, beginning on wednesday and will climb to near seasonal highs by thursday and be above that by friday and saturday. so we ar

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. >>> now in north carolina, a gunman has just surrendered at a drugstore, 15 miles west of charlotte. the suspect was holding three hostages inside this cvs store as he tried to rob it, but released them a few hours ago. none of them were hurt. >>> police were called when a man entered the store with a rifle before 2:00 this morning. when they got there, the gunman recordly fired at them. officers describe the suspect as suicidal. streets in the area are currently blocked off. but the suspect surrendered. >>> new this morning, the massachusetts school where a teacher was killed back open on this friday. police say this 14-year-old student used a box cutter to kill colleen ritzer two days ago. he allegedly went to wendy's to eat and saw a movie afterwards. >>> anti-bullying video may have inspired monday's deadly shooting at sparks middle school in nevada. it included a scene designed to show the wrong way to respond to bullies. it showed a bully threatening students with a gun. it's not clear if the shooter in sparks saw that video. this 12-year-old boy who was shot at the school say

. >> if you're flying, airport delays possible in charlotte, north carolina, phoenix, and arizona. >>> a 9-year-old boy snuck on to a plane in minneapolis and flew to las vegas last week. >> it's reportedly being flown home in protective custody. his parents are struggling with their troubled youngster. the boy's father says at one point his behavior became so bad he had to seek help from police. >> one particular officer said i need to discipline my son more harder. and i asked him, if i discipline my son harder, y'all will come and try to lock me up. >> the boy allegedly took a delivery truck for a joyride a few days before hopping on the plane to vegas. that ended when he crashed into a police cruiser, causing thousands of dollars of damage that the vehicle. >>> a missing san francisco hospital patient may have come to a tragic end. the body of a woman has been found in a hospital stairwell used as a fire escape. 57-year-old lynn spaulding disappeared from her room two weeks ago. a city-wide search turned up empty. per family and friends were devastated to learn she may have not ev