augustine. and that's where kara franker is. she's a travel blogger. hi! >> hi. >> on september 8th, st. augustine celebrated its 450th anniversary, making it older than any permanent settlement on the u.s. mainland. but most people don't know that. why not? >> most people don't realize that st. augustine is the oldest city because we learn british and english traditions in school. so we learn about jamestown. we learn about plymouth. but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. where you are was ponce de leon. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the fountain of youth? >> well, that's an interesting debate for the historians, because, you know, they tend to say he wasn't looking for the fountain of youth. there's not really a lot of evidence to actually come to that conclusion. but it is legend. it is folklore. it's something that we like to talk a lot about here in st. augustine. and that's

augustine. and that's where kara franker is. she's a travel blogger. hi! >> hi. >> on september 8th, st. augustine celebrated its 450th anniversary, making it older than any permanent settlement on the u.s. mainland. but most people don't know that. why not? >> most people don't realize that st. augustine is the oldest city because we learn british and english traditions in school.

if you go from the bottom, up, lawrence's father was augustine. augustine's father was lawrence again. and lawrence was the son of john the immigrant. john the immigrant arrived in virginia. it a very colorful story i explain in the book. first in theme early 1750's, but he moved to virginia in about 1757. his father was lawrence washington of soul grave pearly. you can go to england now, in northampton, and go to the manor house where george washington's forebears lived. lawrence washington had three brothers, or two brothers. not going to go into the third brother. one of them was william washington of packing 10. william was born in 1589 and died in 1643. it's kind of interesting. although washington has been the subject of decades of genealogical research, there are still some questions about all of his english family lines. interesting and critical is, he's referred to, this man here, henry washington of south cave, is referred to as washington's uncle. there's no genealogy that shows what the relationship was, but the man that i think was th

john: police responding to saint augustin university after a dozen dead. good morning, carolina, welcome onednesday january 20, 18 degrees right now and 5:3. i'm barbara gibbs. john: i'm john clark. those stories and more ahead but first weather and traffic together. sheer meteorologist don schwenneker -- here is meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. don: good morning to you. as you head out the door temperatures about where they were yesterday but this afternoon will be warmer and may see a few snowflakes. as we go through the next 12 hours the temperatures are in the 20's this morning. by lunchtime we go in the 30's. yesterday we were in the 20's. by this afternoon 36. here is the key number, between 3:00 and 5:00 we drop to another 34. see a little drizzle instead of snowflake. 14 south hill and roanoke rapids. those are the cold numbers. louisburg there, too. 19 r.d.u. 20 chapel hill. 17 sanford, 21 southern pines, 25 fayetteville and 19 smithfield. looking at the day ahead, by lunchtime awarewe are above 30 and late day we cou

augustine found monks in this basilica. father casey follsom a graduate of the indiana school of music came weir here with the aim of bringing his music back to life.[ ine ] use ito muart li ou, tha'd b the recording sessions had to be slotted into a daily schedule of work and prayers that start at 3:45 in the morning. the monk on the album cover figured it would have less than limited appeal. >> the music and beard get to where words often can't. >> reporter: they are both good for the soul? >> both good for the soul, especially the beard. >> reporter: it turns out the beard is another specialty that has its roots in medieval time. brother francis, the brew master from dallas, says ancient brewing was a kind of public health service and the boiling process sterilizes often dirty water. >> it's a natural creation. like god. i don't think god is glorified and one of the mottos in the benedict order. >> reporter: the monks sell a blond beer that is 6% alcohol and a dark version that is a whopping 10%. >> we don't want it wate

it was called this morning down to 260 in columbia in augustine 23 rock hill, 25 in columbia in augustine 23 rock hill, 2528 and sumter 29 and orangeburg, but we saw some breezy conditions and it warmed up nicely, mid-50s for the most part 55 in augustine 50 for and sumter cooler to the north and rock hill at 500 and 56 in charleston, but those plans have been rather brisk this afternoon, generally about the 15 to 20 mile an hour range we have seen winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour. we have clear skies right now. clouds to the north across north carolina, in advance of a cold front pushing through the ohio river valley. this will come to our area late tonight. late this evening, around pressure will be building in and we will be drive for the next few days. tonight will be a cool night. maybe not as cold as we saw this morning. 26 in newberry 28 in camden 29 for columbia and sumter and tomorrow we will be seeing high temperatures in the upper 40s to 50s. 47 in newberry 49 in aiken 50 in columbia. here's our seven day forecast sunny on thursday but then we start to warm up after a morni

augustine when he didn't return home. police and a helicopter crew searched the area late sunday night into monday after finding miller's car. his body was eventually found about 12 miles southeast of the st. augustine inlet. it's a story that may get your fired up this morning. a controversial town logo in new york will not be changed after the town voted to keep it. take a closer look at it. some call it racist man choking a native american. the town's website says the seal dates back to the early 1900s. historians say the seal actually depicts a friendly wrestling match been a village founder and a native american chief. the town's mayor says tuesday night's vote was really a public opinion poll. he insists if the vote were different, the seal would be changed. officers escorted a man out of miami international airport monday night after a mid-air scare on a flight from los angeles. passengers say the man was being unruly. when flight attendants tried to step in, the man ran to the back of the plane. that's where sky m

saint augustin in raleigh put on lockdown after a student was shot. that has been lifted. the university went on lockdown around 1:00 this morning. authorities say a student was injured and taken to wakemed where he is said to be stable. a suspect or suspects were taken into custody. classes are scheduled to be as normal. look at this. water main break causing big problems. this is east geer between essex road and hardee street. because of the icy mess motorists are advised to avoid the area. amber will let you know how to get around it in a few minutes. brine major highways, bridges and overpasses. cold temperatures and possible snow flurries could mean slippery conditions. a bigger mess is expected later. "big weather" will have those details. barbara: the u.s. supreme court will decide the fate of president obama's immigration action this term. the executive order would allow up to five million undocumented immigrants to come out of the shadows and work legally. justices say they will consider undoing a lower court order blocking that plan from taking effect. it will be

augustine 's university. happened around 1:00 a.m., crews that victim is a student but is going to be okay. officer did make an arrest, university official put the campus on lockdown while investigating but now say there's no threat to the campus and classes will start as usual at 8:00 a.m. so be aware of that. >>> happening right now we continue our team coverage of the freezing temperatures. >> yeah, this morning, d.o.t. crews will be heading back out to treat the roads ahead of any winter weather we could see on this wednesday. wncn's emma wright joins us now live from the salt barn in raleigh with more on the governor's plan for this winter weather, emma? >> reporter: well, the governor has ordered that the state start preparing for any possible winter weather condition, we're here at the maintenance yard looking pretty dark here this morning, but we're told they're going to start filling up the truck with brine a little bit later on today. the state says they're not dpekting any is -- expecting any signi

augustine, is found and her case fully investigated. unlike the amanda knox, meredith kercher saga that was drawn out, headline grabbing and poorly investigated. this is 35-year-old fashion designer and artist. she was known around florence for her cheery personality and her beloved beagle scout. police opened a murder investigation saturday after her boyfriend and apartment landlord found the florida native dead, her neck bruised and scratched. police have vowed "maximum attention" to finding olsen's killer. some fellow americans living in italy raised concern that olsen's case reignites the concern of justice, different policing and judicial systems, after american amanda knox was twice convicted of the murder, then twice acquitted, before italy's supreme court exonerated her last year. right now-- it's just after 11am in florence, and police are investigating...they' re working to trace back olsen's every step over the past couple days before her body was discovered. meanwhile people back here in floridain summer augustine, are mourn

augustine's university in raleigh. the shooting happened around 1:00 a.m., crews took the victim to the hospital. that victim is a student but is expected to be okay. officers have made an arrest. university officials put the campus on lockdown while officers investigated the scene but now no threat to the campus, classes will start as scheduled at 8:00 a.m. after a gunman stormed a university in pakistan. two of the dead are student and teacher. several other people also wounded. the attack happened shortly after university opened. police and the army exchanged gun fire with the attacker. >>> and right now our team coverage of the freezing temperatures. >> this morning, d.o.t. crews are heading back out to treat the roads ahead of any winter weather headed our way. wncn's emma wright joins us live from the salt barn in raleigh with more of the plan, emma? >> reporter: governor mccrory has ordered the state to start preparing for any possible dangerous travel conditions. we're out here at one of the state maintenance y

augustine. no word on the condition of the was on lockdown following the shooting, understand online and on air. >>> investigating after an officer involved crash, around 8:30 last night, no one injured, charngs in the -- charges in the crash. >>> preparing right now, sheriff's deputy in durham county spent time checking on people who might need help, deputies are on call in case of snow. >>> criminal investigators with the durham county sheriff's office urging citizens to be aware of phone scam they say are coming from the phone number 919-214-0305 yeah, posing as lieutenant simpson with the sheriff's office, and telling you to pay with money with a prepaid card to get out of a warrant. also saying law enforcement will never ask for money over the phone, keep that in mind. >>> hospitals are long banned smoking inside their facilities, but e-cigarettes, regulations aren't as well-known. systematic survey of e cigarette policies in north carolina hospitals, banning vaping along with smoking and o

augustine vovoarr 11 - by the mid-to-late 1700s. the spanish mission of keeping la florida to themselves had failed (edit bite. ...) james bullock - 01:31:47:00 - the english tried to colonize north america with, at first, indentured servants and apromise of 7 years of labor. what they will find is that being a slave for 7 years . it might as well be a lifetime . on cam narr (new) - now, the spanish did not shy away from large scale ruthless enslavement.. for blacks, there were now two americas, one english, one spanish.. and the difference between them could not be more striking " tune in this sunday at 6 p-m for a full viewing of america's untold journey: 450 years of the african american experience. you can also go to siouxlandmatters dot com for extra interactive quiz. some s-d high got the opportunity toto talk with one of thier u-s senator's today. yankton high school was one of several stops for sen john thune. the senator also dakota dunes- based malloy electric. caters to large in the mining, oil, industries. thune was espe

heading our way but today we warmed up nicely. 590 right now and augustine 57 in atlanta and charlotte, it is 56 in columbia, it is mostly sunny. our temperature is 61 wins from the south and southwest at 8 mph. tonight we will see an increase in clouds with a low of 38. the rain will be coming in tomorrow with a high temperature of 53. but that ring should be over with. evening. tomorrow it will be mostly cloudy with the temperature of 41. let's take a look at the traffic around our area this afternoon and we will start on the northwest side of town. >>> is not too bad right now, lexington highway a bit of a slow down between 26 and 20. we will start to see a slowdown through malfunction junction. on the southeast side of town. it's not too bad. we have one accident. this is off of garners ferry road. it is a bit slow to get to pineview but it picks up. on the northeast side of town. things are in pretty good shape. the interstates are moving fine if you are going downtown. it should take you 20 minutes from downtown to the village at sandhill it will take you 29. more the forecast co

augustine lawns temporarily. however, scott's blamed judy's offered $500 as a goodwill gesture only. and when it found actual damage at other homes, it had repaired or replaced lawns and no cost and it has been public and proactive..all her, channel 9 eyewitness news >>> scott's told us the timing of the judy's claim approved the product cannot be blamed and the original formula weeden [ null ] back in stores and does not cause problems. >>> a new bill prompted by a dog that it a 4-year-old boy in manatee county will change the fate of dogs all over the state. >> it allows dog owners to fight euthanasia decisions in severe dog bite cases that it passed another house committee yesterday that this bill is sprang from a dog named patty who was -- bit off part of the boys year. the owner says the dog was provoked but the boys babysitter denies the claim. the bill must be presented to one more senate committee before it can reach the floor for a vote. >>> the so-called classical -- the car that was frozen has been mel

saint augustin on lockdown after a student was shot. that was around 1:00 but that has been lifted. authorities say a student was injured and taken to wakemed where he is said to be stable. a suspect involved also taken into custody. classes were scheduled to resume as normal this morning. the d.o.t. will be back out to brine major highways and bridges and overpasses. snow showers could mean slippery conditions and crews expect a bigger mess later in the week. "big weather" will have the details in a couple of minutes. the search is called off for 12 marines missing after a helicopter crash off the hawaii coast. the cause of the crash is under investigation. barbara: the supreme court will decide the fate of president barack obama's immigration act this term. it would allow up to five million undocumented immigrants to come out of the shadows and work legally. the justices say they will consider undoing a lower court order blocking the plan from taking effect. the case will be arcgued in april. the immigrants who would benefit are mainly the parents of american citizens and lawful p

augustine founded the benedictine order of monks in this bas il ka. father cassian folsom a graduate of the indiana school of music came here in 2 thousand with the aim of rejuvenating the monastary and bringing its music back to life. >> they don't sing or they think they can't singk we give them voice lessons because it is so much part of our liefer. if you can't sing, it would be pretty boring here. >> the voice lessons are so good that a music company asked them to cut a c, did. it ended up at the top of the recording sessions had to be slotted into a daily schedule of work and prayers that start at 3:45 in the morning. the monk on the album cover father benedict nivakoff figured it would have less of an appeal. >> music and beer can get where words often can't. >> they're both good for the soul. >> both good for the soul, especially the beer. >> it churns-- turns out beer is another monsatic specialty that has its roots in medieval times. brother francis, the brew master from dallas says ancient brewing was a kiengd of public health service becau

augustine found monks in this basilica. father casey folsom, a graduate of the indiana school of music, came here with the aim of bringing his music back to life. [ inaudible ] we give them a voice. because it's so much a part of your life. if you don't do that, you'd be pretty bored here. company asked them to cut a cd. it ended up at the top of billboard's classical charts. the recording sessions had to be slotted into a daily schedule of work and prayers that start at 3:45 in the morning. the monk on the album cover connecticut born father benedict limitikoff figured it would have less than limited appeal. >> the music and the beer get to where words often can't. >> reporter: they are both good for the soul? >> both good for the soul, especially the beer! >> reporter: it turns out the beard is another specialty that has its roots in medieval time. brother francis, the brew master from dallas, says ancient brewing was a kind of public health service, because the boiling process sterilizes often dirty water. >> it's a natu

augustine's university, around 1:00 a.m. crews took the victim to the hospital, a student and is expected to be okay. officers did make an arrest. university officials put the campus on lockdown while officers investigated, classes will start at 8:00 a.m. like normal, we'll continue to update through the morning, right here on air and online. >>> a gunman stormed a university in pakistan. police say at least two of the dead are a student and a teacher. several other people are wounded. police say the attack happened shortly after the university opened up. police and the army exchanged gun fire with the attackers. >>> and right now we continue our team coverage of those freezing temperatures out there. >> yeah, this morning, d.o.t. crews will head back out and treat the roads ahead of any winter weather we could see. emma wright joins us from the salt barns in raleigh right now with an update, good morning. >> reporter: governor pat everybody start preparing for possible road conditions, at the maintenance yard here in raleig

augustine and his monks, two wonderful ways to soothe the soul. >> cheers. >> reporter: allen pizzey, cbs news, norchant. >> allen pizzey being coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," charlie rose's interview with sean penn that we didn't see last night on "60 minutes." form secretary of defense robert gates joins us with a look at his new book. and kids getting into the cross-fit craze. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. 3 3 good morning, and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise!it's 5 o'clock.i'm jacob heller.i'm meteorologist cat taylor.thanks for waking up with us on this xxx morning.3 3 wind chill advisories for most of siouxland are still in effect until this sure to bundle up! we have a small with a high near 12 degrees and partly cloudy skies.

augustine founded the benedictine order of monks in this basilica. father folsom, graduate of the indiana school of music, came here in 2000 with the simple aim of rejuvenating the monastery and bringing its music back to life. >> if monks come, candidates come and they don't sing or think they can't sing, we give them voice lessons because it's so much part of our life. cang yooing toetty here, i th eporhe voice lessons are so good that a music company asked them to cut a cd. nded thef ard'sicats.e reg se hadbe ted daiedul nd p that start at the monk on the album cover, connecticut-born father benedict nivikof, figured it would have >> music and beer can get where words often can't. >> they're both good for the soul? >> good for the soul, especially the beer. >> reporter: it turns out that beer is another monastic specialty that has roots in medieval times. brother francis, the brewmaster from dallas, says ancient brewing was a kind of public health service because the boiling process sterilized often dirty water. >> it's really an act of creation,

augustine. he is accused in the october 2013 triple murder of his wife yersinia suarez and her 2 kids. prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty against toledo but yesterday asked the judge to delay the trial for as long as 2 months. supreme court ruled florida's death penalty scheme is unconstitutional because it makes judges the decision- makers rather than jurors are -- legal analyst melvin perry the states cased -- case. >> my reading of the hearse case it takes the death penalty totally off of the table for those cases that are currently pending trial. now, because the scheme, which is in place is unconstitutional and the scheme needs to be redone. >> reporter: and we will keep you updated with what the judge decides when he hands down the ruling later today. in the meantime while for the next half-hour we are looking at the timing of that supreme court ruling and the harshest punishment the defense wants to see possible in this case. live in volusia county, janai norman, eyewitness news t

augustin university. >> very, very popular in the northeast has its sites on north carolina. they confirm that they've signed a letter of intent to build a store in cary. now officials tell the preliminary plan was submitted for cary town center. it's not gone before the council yet. it would be the first in north carolina. >>> wral was proud to help people learn more about their insurance options under the affordable care act. the phones did not stop ringing for three straight hours. our experts took more than 1300 calls and answered questions about how to enroll in the market place and financial help for lower premiums. last day to get health insurance. >>> actor jamie fox jumped into action but not for a scene in one of his movyings. >> i said you got to help me get you out. i don't want to have to leave you. you got angels around you. creating serious problems for y n.>>s sell r liintrha ce kelometon rooo g ththacunr d anhi ro twahove dvie ist st s it yeout lawean thve d s . tlda inhaine erinmo dawe. acan t ing . reits aiwilld ste.'rng t 5o gh t sl thy frichierinpol fois

toledo's trial starts january 19th in saint augustine. sanford police want you to take a good look at some solve a murder. these are pictures of three people inside "kim's food store" last month. joshua hur was gunned down outside his store 2 days before christmas. police say the people in these pictures are not suspects. but they might have information about the events leading up to the shooting. if you recognize them--call sanford

augustine's university in raleigh. >> that's after a shooting was reported on campus. wral's mikaya thurmond has been following this all morning long and joins us from raleigh. what do you know about who was involved? >> reporter: campus authorities say the suspects involved in the shooting have been apprehended. i want to give you a live look just behind me. many students are already back on campus. they opened normally this morning at 8:00 i am but it was a much different seen early this morning. around 4:00 a.m., that's when raleigh police got a call reporting the shooting from campus. university police and raleigh police department quickly responded. locked down the campus and apprehended the suspects. the student involved -- the involved was taken to wake med and we understand is expected to be okay. this incident was isolated. raleigh police tell me that both the victim and shooter knew each other. there was no threat to the community and no danger to others. again, however, this is a continuing investigation. we are working to learn who the victim and suspects a

augustine's in raleigh. the goal of the task force is to consider how the church can better support hpcus. the focus on st. augustine as well as voorhees college in denmark, south carolina. >>> residents in flint were told tap water was safe to drink until the fall. residents are now warned only to drink filtered or bottled water because of lead contamination in the city's supply. the michigan state senate unanimously approved $28 million to help with the water crisis. erin brockovich is taking issue over water issues including here in our area. she posted an article about the cape fear water river supply. she says her water quality time and environmental litigation experts have been working with the problem for years. she encouraged people would to e-mail her. brockovich also posted about potential water issues in stockton, california, sebring, ohio and in new york. >>> scientists say the zika virus is spreading at an explosive rate in central and south america. now, women who are pregnant are scrambling to

augustine's university in raleigh. why police say there is no threat to the public anymore. >>> plus, things are going to change under president. trump. >> former vice presidential candidate sarah palin back on the campaign trail where she is >>> questions about isis.

augustine as what would have been called fugitives. they had escaped bondage from the english plantations in the think it is important though, that the underground railroad first came south to florida. james bullock we don't know how many people attempted the journey. we don't know how many failed.kathy deegan it wasn't an easy, immediate path to freedom because even once people reached florida they had to make it to st. augustine. it wasn't enough just to get to florida. but if they made it to the town and presented themselves to the governor., they would be given sanctuary .anthony dixon they are given a choice. you can live in the florida wilderness , live as a maroon society, as you see fit they were also given a choice, if you would like to live under spanish rule, then you can live at fort mose. vo narr - in 1693, the immediate threat for spain was england and her growing carolina colonies. as word got back to spain that plantation slaves were seeking asylum in spanish florida, 00:08:21:10 - the king of spain created the edict of

augustine who says that, is life itself and therefore to commit suicide is to reject it," but it's not even biblical. scott samuelson: okay, well fair enough but could not one say that while of course there have always been traditions that have allowed suicide that there is a powerful tradition that says it's wrong? francis degnin: that's true. scott samuelson: you can go back to augustine, there's a religious tradition that at some of wrong relationship to life itself. okay, and so do that but then the question is should a doctor then also be part of that? linda livingsto: i semantics get tricky- scsctt samuelson: right. linda livingsto: because there are those who are opposed to palliative care because they believe it is passive euthanasia, slippery slope. francis degnin: that's a misunderstan the e y, too because the problem with the slippery slope argument is it's used to say because that end is so bad we need to go as far as we can in this direction. scott samuelson: right. francis degnin: the place of least violence is always somewhere on the slope. the place of- but there's alwa

augustine vo narr 11 - by the mid- to-late 1700s. the spanish mission of keeping la florida to themselves had failed (edit bite. ...) james bullock - 01:31:47:00 - the english tried to colonize north america with, at first, indentured servants and a promise of 7 years of labor. what they will find is well be a lifetime . on cam narr (new) - now, the spanish did not shy away from large scale ruthless enslavement.. for blacks, there were now two americas, one english, one spanish.. and the difference between them could not be more striking. " elias: look for more on america's untold story of the journey right here on local five. we'll be running a new story each monday morning over the coming weeks. in our next edition of america's untold story of the journey, scholars give us a look at the first underground railroad...which actually went farther south into florida... morning iowa next week. you can also find them online at we are iowa dot com elias: : and a number of events will take place today for martin luther king junior day... th

augustine as what would have been called fugitives. they had escaped bondage from the english plantations in the carolinas. anthony dixon - i think it is important though, that the underground railroad first came south to florida. james bullock - we don't know how many people attempted the journey. we don't know how many failed. kathy deegan - it wasn't an easy, immediate path even once people reached florida they augustine. it wasn't enough just to get to made it to the town and presented themselves to the governor., they would be given sanctuary . anthony dixon - they can live in the florida wilderness , live as a maroon society, as you given a choice, if you under spanish rule, vo narr - in 1693, the immediate threat for spain was england and her growing carolina colonies. as word got back to spain that plantation slaves were seeking asylum in spanish florida, ... james bullock 00:08:21:10 - the king of spain created the edict of 1693 which to my knowledge and other scholars appears to be the first civil rights legislation in the ne

augustine founded the benedictine order of monks in this basilica. father folsom, graduate of the indiana school of music, came here in 2000 with the simple aim of rejuvenating ththmonastery life. >> if monks come, candidates come and they don't sing or think they can't sing, we give them voice lessons because it's so much part of our life. if you can't sing you're going to be pretty bored here, i think. >> reporter: the voice lessons are so good that a music company asked them to cut a cd. it ended up at the top of billboarars classical charts. the recording sessions had to be slotted into a daily schedule of work and prayers that start at 3:45 in the morning. the monk on the album cover, connecticut-born father benedict nivikof,f,igured it would have less than limited appeal. >> music and beer can get where words often can't. >> they're both good for the soul? >> good for the soul, especially the beer. >> reporter: it turns out that beer is another monastic specialty that has roots in medieval times. brother francis, the brewmaster from dallas, say

augustin. >> i did it with their spreader and their product. >> reporter: the product was local stores but it was still for sale at this ace hardware. after contacting scott's, they said all 2015 product is being replaced with the original formula since it could discolor st. augustin lawns temporarily, however they named judy's damage on her neglect but offered $500 as a good will gesture only. when it found damage at other homes, it repaired and replaced the lawns at no cost. scott's says the timing of judy's claim proves their product cannot be blamed. the original feed and weed is back in stores, and that does not cause any problems. >>> a flight attendant was injured after the plane hit turbulence on the way to south florida. look, i know you're and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. anbre urlf the gil ups arcongex lo ahe sprd oferom. you sedui b tay gohe. y . cha-chin anyo the ek a bos d ups. three syaytoav at t se ac u veo op >>> a space walk scheduled yesterday took a dangerous turn for astronauts at the

augustine as what would have been called fugitives. they had escaped bondage plantations in the carolinas. anthony dixon - i think it is important though, that the underground railroad first came south to florida. james bullock - we don't know how many people attempted the journey. we don't know how many failed. kathy deegan - it wasn't an easy, immediate path to freedom because even once people reached florida they had to make it to st. augustine. it wasn't enough just to get to florida. but if they made it to the town and presented themselves to the governor., they would be given sanctuary . anthony dixon - they are given a choice. you can live in the florida wilderness , live as a maroon society, as you see fit they were also given a choice, if you would like to live under spanish rule, then you can live at fort mose. vo narr - in 1693, the immediate threat for spain was england and her growing carolina colonies. as word got back to spain that plantation slaves were seeking asylum in 00:08:21:10 - the king of spain created the edict

augustine's university after student was injured following a shooting reported on campus around 1:00 a.m. the victim in the suspected shooter know each other. classes are in progress as normal. we will have this story as we learn more. >>> the american red cross is asking people to stabilize. they need blood and platelet donations. the organization says the need in north carolina is critical and they hope to prevent a shortage. meteorologist mike moss now. >>> let's take a look at temperatures, on the cold side as we kick off today. mainly teens and low 20s, 18 in roxboro, 19 around rocky mount and wilson. 20 at the raleigh durham airport, 25 in clinton and as we take a look at satellite and radar, quite day yesterday, since then we have had high and mid-level clouds across central radar echoes indicating snow of often western piedmont in over the mountains, so far not much of that reaching the ground. as we go through the day, moisture will lower a little bit. mostly cloudy by lunchtime, cold and 31 degrees then. and isolated story or two, better chance of flurries over central and

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