south carolina was properly run. by the way, north carolina, democratic governor who won that some of that is always very tough to win. we won it very nicely. properly run. happened to have a democrat governor. >> sean: how does a guy who's state has formal restrictive voting laws get 200 corporations, hollywood stars, major league baseball, they all leave. and if you look at his history of racial rhetoric, he partnered with a former klansman to stop the integration of schools because he didn't want schools, his words, not mine, to become racial jungles. now, imagine if donald trump had ever said that, partnered with a former klansman, the reaction. to be to the democrats play a far tougher gained than republicans. the democrats have horrible policy. no borders, defund the police, sanctuary cities. i mean -- >> sean: by the way, defund the police -- >> mr. trump: well, now they don't want to give anything to the police. it is actually getting worse instead about it. you look at the crime rates in these democrat-run c

we're watching north carolina. we're watching michigan. we're leading by two points in michigan, right? [cheering and applause] hadn't been won in decades. i brought a lot car plants in. they hadn't had a plant built in 42 years or something and we brought a lot of plants in. you hear that? that's a brand-new beautiful f-35 jets. [cheering and applause] stealth. that's why you can't see it. that's a super cell. joe biden is a diehard globalist who wiped out your steel mills. you know it better than almost any place in this country. closed down your factories, killed your coal jobs, outsoursed your industries and supported every terrible and disastrous trade deal for the whole -- for 47 years this guy has been there. you saw in the debate. did anybody watch the debate? [cheering and applause] did you see his -- my standard answer joe, you've been there for 47 years, why didn't you do it? right? and you left 3 1/2 years ago. it's not like it was 25 years ago. why didn't you do it, joe? i would have done this for the pandemic. his chief of st

north carolina, michigan, new york, look at what they are doing in new york. the poor cities with the restaurants. what they have done to new york, and people are leaving, is disgraceful. between cuomo and deblasio. coming from new york, it's a very sad thing to witness. but we have to open up our states. they are keeping them closed because on november 3 they want the number to be as bad as possible. based on the numbers you are seeing, probably it would be better if these states were open. the people that are inside those lock downs, they are suffering between depression, losing their jobs, drugs, alcohol, all the things happening to those people. that's causing much more damage than the virus itself. judge jeanine: you mentioned north carolina. voting already started and they are on lockdown. president trump: i want people to go out and vote. you have solicited and unsolicited. in the country 80 million unsolicited -- people who don't even know what a ballot is, here comes a ballot. supposedly they are not sending them to republican neighborhood or spoadsin

when they look at dallas, when they look at louisiana, when they look at north carolina at the two seats if you just picked up. they see what is going on. that is why they are doing it. congressman, a democrat said we have to impeach him. because he is going to win. this is what i'm up against. who would do this? who would play a dirty game like this? >> sean: well, obviously, he said we better impeach him. because we are not going to be able to beat him. that was a phrase. >> president trump: nobody believed this segment but by the way -- when you do a poll command very democrats will say we want to win. impeach him, go ahead. it would be a terrible thing for the country, because then if you have a democrat president and someday you will have this combination, i guess, if you have a democrat, hopefully a long time but that's okay. you have a democrat president. so wait a minute. let's tell them we are running for 16 years. but listen, sean, if you have a democrat as president and a republican house and a speaker that is tough, crazy, like pelosi, she's crazy. if you have somebody like t

you believe -- carolina, you believe we could be strong begin. you believe we could be prosperous begin. you said yes to president trump in 2016, and i know you will say yes to donald trump in 2020! [cheers and applause] vice president pence: you know, i don't have to tell any of you gathered here, president donald trump is the real deal. he's a man who says what he means and means what he says. [cheers and applause] vice president pence: and i promise you, you gets up every day and fights to keep the promises that he made to the people of north carolina. i see it every day. think about it. this president promised to rebuild our military and president trump signed the largest investment in our national defense since the days of ronald reagan. [cheers and applause] vice president pence: he promised to stand with our allies and stand up against our enemies. under this commander in chief, with the courage of our delta force out at fort bragg, our orces captured the last person from isis in syria. and this president kept a promise with four of his pr

steve: yesterday the was this south carolina answering questions regarding the citizenship question that you would like to see on the census. the supreme court said you can't do it because of the rationale that was given in those arguments. but the attorney general said it sounds like they have figured a way to do it. he didn't give any details. what can you tell us? >> well, the supreme court did not issue a legal impediment decision. they basically said come back and give us a different rationale. why can't we just ask the question the way it was asked for 50 years before the obama administration yanked it out of there? we have been asking questions like this the american community survey every fifth year asks a similar question. think of all the questions that nobody complains are included in our u.s. census every 10 years that include far fewer americans and invasive. asking how many toilets in your house and who is using them? it's absolutely ridiculous. this is why the president is fighting for its inclusion. look, this country has said the census is important. as president trump h

when i was winning in michigan and pennsylvania and ohio and florida and all of these states, north carolina, the last person or group i ever thought of calling would be russia. it's a hoax, terrible hoax and that should never happen to another president. many of them would not be able to handle it, i don't care who they are. many of them would not be able to handle it. if you think joe biden could handle it? joe biden right now, he looks like he has some big problems. if can you imagine if this happened to joe biden? it would be good. it should never happen to another president what happened to me and it should never happen, nobody should ever allow this to go forward again. people have to learn there has to be a lesson taught. there has to be a lesson taught, it should never be allowed. it's so bad for our country. >> sean: mr. president, i have a question about this because you didn't invoke executive privilege, you handed in 1.4 million documents, you encouraged your staff to cooperate with congress, to cooperate with mueller, i never liked mueller's team, i could not for the life of me

>> well the polls i see we are doing great in pennsylvania, doing really good in north carolina, florida i'm winning by a lot. ohio i'm winning by a lot. i just left iowa, we are winning that by a lot and every poll that i see and every poll that we have i'm winning by -- we are doing well. i think we will do very well in michigan, traditionally it's democrat but i won it last time because ten car companies building plants in michigan and bringing back to automobile. i was up in wisconsin, i think we will do very well there. i think we will do great. now, look we will have a competitive race. it's always tougher for the republican because, you know, i don't know people -- people never cover this but the electoral college is very much steered to the democrats, big advantage for democrats. it's very much harder for the republicans to win and i think we will do very well. i think we will have a great election because of what we've done and what we have accomplished. steve: you have detailed accomplishments during 32 minutes with you. mr. president, barack obama said he will not endorse joe

he's a good friend of mine from south carolina. he's not as good of a politician as donald trump or else he'd be president. they both ran. one of them won, one of them lost. the president is interested in resolving this issue. >> here's one thing that i didn't hear throughout our entire interview. what is it -- >> because you didn't ask. >> what is the president offering the democrats? what's the offer on their side? right now it's only clear what the president wants. >> let me tell you, because it came up the other day in the private meeting with the big eight as they call them, leaders from the house, republicans and democrats. he was willing to agree and he mentioned this at the rose garden press conference, to take a concrete wall off the table. that is -- if that is not evidence of our willingness to solve the problem, okay, because again what is driving this is the president's desire to change the conditions at the border. and if he has to give up a concrete wall and replace it with a steel fence to do that so that democrats

but richard bird, they asked during the bloods in north and south carolina. they said what about this committee? he said we have found no collusion. trish: collusion aside. the concern is putin and the folks over in russia. president trump: i think they are laughing at us. trish: they are trying to tweak us. president trump: these people played right into their hands. i keep hearing they like to sow chaos. a word from old english. they sow chaos. trish: we have some of that right now. president trump: i believe they half -- they laugh at it. nobody is being tougher. no president at least certainly in the semi modern era has been tougher than i am. i gave weapons to ukraine, obama gave them pillows. he wouldn't give them any weapons. i brought up the scam of the pipeline where germany is paying billions of dollars for natural gas. nobody even talked about it. i made it a big issue. look at my policies on energy. she wanted to put wind mills all over the place which don't work. i'm opening up our country to natural gas and oil and the kind of things -- trish: i

michael comes on the heels of a series of super storms: florence in the carolinas, maria in puerto rico, harvey in texas. do you still think that climate change is a hoax? >> donald trump: look, i think something's happening. something's changing and it'll change back again. i don't think it's a hoax, i think there's probably a difference. but i don't know that it's manmade. i will say this: i don't want to give trillions and trillions of dollars. i don't want to lose millions and millions of jobs. i don't want to be put at a disadvantage. >> stahl: i wish you could go to greenland, watch these huge chunks of ice just falling into the ocean, raising the sea levels. >> trump: and, you don't know whether or not that would have happened with or without man. you don't know. >> stahl: well, your scientists, your scientists-- >> trump: no, we have-- >> stahl: at n.o.a.a. and nasa-- >> trump: we have scientists that disagree with that. >> stahl: you know, i-- i was thinking, what if he said, "no, i've seen the hurricane situations, i've changed my mind. there really is climate change." and i t

. >> on behalf of the people of south carolina i'm honored to be here with you and these people. i must say that you have kept every promise that you've made. you are delivering and you are delivering and doing the things that the people of this country want, that they've been waiting for and in south carolina their popularity is soaring. i don't believe anyone has ever been so high and people are investing money. people are going to work. they are hiring new people, they are giving bonuses and everyone of them says it's because donald trump is the president. he means what he says, he does what he says and we are thrilled that you and your team are here leading this country. we are standing strong again and you are making america great again. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. that's very nice. the country is doing well from the standpoint of economics and finance and what we are doing i think is unparalleled and i appreciate your statement. thank you very much. >> mr. president, i probably have a little bit of a unique perspective because i was under secretary of homeland

and our republican senators from south carolina blocked them with holding of the blue slip, which has been a tradition. so this seat and two people no, ma'am we need the bench to have real diversity. the president's record in nominating people of the law. and the fact they held up two people for so long and now want to get their fellow to come in made no sense. and compounding the injury was the lack of diversity on the bench. >> was this payback because of the earlier action against the two african-american nominees? >> absolutely not. it was saying i thought this nominee was not a very good nominee to begin with. but second, it's really wrong to hold a seat vacant for four years, then change the rules, and then say we're going to fill the bench just with people we want. there ought to be some compromise here. >> senator schumer, thanks so much for joining us.

forget about dylan rufe the self-proclaimed white supremacist who killed nine churchgoers in south carolina. well it turns out he was able to purchase his weapons because of errors in the f.b.i.'s background check process and then there is no adel hassan he shot up a u.s. military post in texas back in two thousand and nine and. turns out the f.b.i. was fully aware that he was online in communication with top al qaeda leaders.

forget about dylan roof the self-proclaimed white supremacist who killed nine churchgoers in south carolina well it turns out he was able to purchase his weapons because of errors in the f.b.i.'s background check process and then the.

winning part and i can tell you that the idea that i would ever have to go to moscow rather than north carolina or michigan to help guide the campaign is foolish. and i don't you know why anybody would think otherwise. on this particular discrete matter, let's let the committees decide what they think is best based on what they know. this is a president who has talked about prosperity, security, transparency and accountability being his three top priorities and he will talk about those tomorrow night in his state of the union. in fact, he'll talk about a safe, strong, proud america and i think that the word proud is very important too. because whether it's this president telling the country to dignyify all career types, to have invested millions of dollars through the department of labor into skills training so that we are not as a nation telling everybody, you must go to a four-year college, you must get a degree, a four-year college degree, where we hear from employers and governors from both sides of the aisle, all the time that there's a labor shortage supply of carpenter, welders, the folk

campaign manager as the president went to the airport and he was giving his regret speech in north carolina. i said, tomorrow the governor has agreed to clear his schedule and go down to baton rouge, because they were suffering from severe flooding. we were all looking at the images on the tv, with people in great need, as we have seen all too recently and all too often this year. the governor is going to go down into we are going to connect him with some false on the ground in some first responders, tony perkins is involved -- he said could i go, too? i said, it's my first day on the job, what's the answer? i guess the answer is always yes. there's a fundraiser in minnesota, there's a speech here. that was such a telling moment is such thehat essence of this president, that he comes up with these ideas and says -- he intuitively knows where he should be to help and he went down to baton rouge and they wrote a check -- they listened and they learned and they helped and i remember the sitting president was on his the other candidate never went down, this is not the way people in baton rouge

., senior senator lindsay graham from your state of south carolina the d.r.e.a.m. act, it would offer these young people a path to citizenship. do you believe that d.r.e.a.m.ers should not only get the right to stay in the u.s. but an actual path to citizenship? >> first of all, we have to remember that we all feel for d.r.e.a.m.ers. we all feel for those that came here or were brought here without their willingness or their understanding that this was going to happen. so we all have a heavy heart for. that but i also think we have to remember that the united states is a country of laws and we have to always follow those laws. i think what you are seeing is the president is trying to work with congress on what is a very difficult situation. there is no easy answer when it comes to things like this. and i think the fact that they're having the back and forth, the fact that they're talking about it is important. i think at the end there will be a resolution that they come together on this as they go forward. >>ed by a haley, before i let you go, i want to ask you abo

after that the state of south carolina decided to take down its confederate flag because they felt, gosh, it had no place in 21st—century america and was sending the wrong message, especially after the massacre at the black church. now, after that there were a number of demonstrations around the country in favour of the confederate flag and i think what we're seeing now is a continuation of that. so suddenly issues that have long been dormant become salient and people then speak out. i think you're own splc website, say there are well over 1,000, —— i think your own splc website, say there are well over 1,000, something like 1,500 different confederate monuments across the united states, is your group saying they must all come down now this has been brought out into the open and is such a big national debating point, are you saying they all have to come down? there are 1,500 confederate symbols, whether that be a statue, whether that be a holiday, whether that be the name of a street, and i think in all of those instances are communities that support them ought to take a hard look

south carolina it was reported. is that going to be something the commission looks into at all? >> i think the commission has a broad mandate to make sure there's the greatest degree of integrity in our voting system and confidence it in. i don't want to get ahead of their agenda. but i think all areas like that are going to probably get brought up. but the first meeting is wednesday, we'll see what comes of it. >> sean, two-point policy question. what steps is president trump taking to ensure that the israelis are comfortable with the u.s. brokered deal in syria. >> you talk about netanyahu's comments? i would refer you to him. but there's a shared interest that we have with israel making sure that iran does not gain a foot hold in southern syria. so while we're going to continue those talks, obviously we want to have that productive cease-fire. but we also want to make sure we're not, one of our other objectives is remains to make sure that iran does not gain a foot hold in southern syria. we need to have that discussion with prime minister netanyahu about his concerns. there

bmw is in south carolina,, lindsey graham, so this is a twofer, perhaps. as for the g-20, important alliance of ours, i think they will end up keeping paris. jonathan: before we get to the g-20, how do apply the iran , a countryrth korea that doesn't seem to care about access to global markets? jane: i think the common respect. is the u.s. is an existential threat, that is what scholars at the wilson center say, us, more than japan or their neighbors. family is akim difficult group to deal with and they have been in power all these years but the alternative is what? another land war involving the united states in asia or someplace else? i think that is a worse alternative and the status quo is destabilizing. jonathan: looking at the president on the campaign trail, that does not strike me as a person not showing north korea a significant amount of perspective. jane: no, but remember candidate trump said he would want to talk to him and make a deal. i am not trying to be -ish.anna our policies have failed since we started it in the clinton administration bu

>>> in south carolina, the man accused of kidnapping woman is now being connected to at least 7 depth. for capturing and training a woman inside the storage container for 2 months, now he's confessing to more crimes. he led officials to 3 bodies buried on his property. he is also being connected to the death of 4 people on his bike shop -- at his bike shop . >> i do think this helps with a little bit of closure. i'm going to tell you, i don't think this makes everything better. uncovered as the investigation continues. >>> right now police new jersey are trying to find the suspect that step 7 people, 3 people including 7 children -- 2 children. many her family members. please have identified a person of interest, but he has not yet been located. >>> a troubling incident at a donald trump rally in reno nevada. the secret service pulled him off stage during a >> reporter: donald trump was at his 3rd campaign rally of the day in the final push before tuesday's election. during his speech, and incident broke out in the audience, then the secret service rushed the stage. donald trump was u

from here he goes to north carolina. all the way across the country to reno, nevada. nevada, remember, not nevada. then he finishes up the day in colorado. three days, 11 states. 12 stops. he is also giving the republican radio address today. and just something to chew over with stirewalt here as we leave you behind and who needs jlo and jay-z when you have stirewalt, right? 2.3 million ballots cast from registered republicans and democrats. the republicans lead in the overall by about 2,000 ballots. 2,000 ballots out of 4.2 million cast. it's an exceedingly close race in the early voting. but, i talked to jason miller about this just a short time ago. he told me that bodes very well how donald trump might do on election day. republicans typically dominate on election day where democrats bode well in early vote. >> could we see a bush v. gore in florida? >> thanks, john. >> look at battleground states and analyzing what's happening in florida. as of this morning i think, what, 70% of the votes basically done in florida at this point from early voting? where do you see

from here he goes to north carolina and then all the way over to nevada and then back to colorado. part of an 11-state, 12 event swing that he has got going in this closing weekend of the election campaign. donald trump's pilot putting the throttles all the way forward and there is just no slowing down this weekend for the trump campaign. >> real momentum. john roberts, thank you. >> you have all seen the two minute spot they did, the trump people? it is really macro. he just ascends to 35,000 feet and his critique is the entire system is corrupt. he has an attack on the federal reserve in there. i mean, it's big concept stuff. >> the times is so perfect with everything going on on the other side of things with hillary clinton. when john roberts talks about momentum, there is something real there. when you look at swing states and even the last two weeks how some of these polls have gone from him being down 12 points to him being totally neck and neck. you look at a place like new hampshire that is totally in place for donald trump we didn't expect. >> interesting to see how many e

also returning to the trail, sarah palin, with stops in michigan and north carolina. and jule striking a populist tone. >> the only force strong enough to save our country is us. >> reporter: at trump's events, anger toward hillary clinton is boiling over. former new hampshire governor john sununu shouted, execute her. >> now, you don't need that kind of stuff, really and truly. >> reporter: tonight, trump aides say he'll be targeting blue and over the map, shows that the campaign is still struggling to sort out its best path to 270 electoral votes. >> thank you very much. let's bring in the moderator of "meet the pres press", chuck todd. let's pick up on what peter was saying there, this path. if you look at the itineraries of these two candidates, what do you see? >> the schedule is king. that's what it tells you here. it's a focused strategy for clinton. just four states she'll be hitting hampshire, and pennsylvania. philadelphia, cleveland, pembroke pines, this is a targeted strategy to gin up the african american vote. this is the thing they worry about most. if

in raleigh, north carolina, hillary clinton took the stage with singer song writer ferrell williams and senator bernie sanders. >> we worked on the plan to make college tuition free for the middle class and working families. and department-free for everyone. >> just over 30 miles away in "selma", north carolina, don bell rallied a crowd of supporters. >> america needs new leadership quickly. that begins with restoring respect for america and restoring respect for the american flag. >> back here in pennsylvania, melania trump gave her first solo speech on behalf of her husband since the republican national convention. >> make america great again is not just some slogan. it is what has been in his cards sipts the day i met him. >> during her speech in bette betterwin he she said as first lady she would end bullying of children especially social media. >> our culture has gotten too mean and rough especially to children and teenagers. it is never okay when a 1 12-year-old girl or boy is bullied or attacked. >> regina told us she is still undecided. >> when she was talking about children bei

as north carolina >>> as north carolina struggles with deadly aftermath of hurricane matthew, officials warn at least one river is expected to crest this weekend at stage. just wrap your brain around that.

police in riot gear controlled the streets of charlotte, north carolina. but just a few hours earlier, the scene was very different. a second night of unrest gripped the city ... as proteste angry over the death of keith lamont scott vented their rage scott was shot tuesday -- police say he brandished a weapon but his family says he was reading a book in his vehicle. amid the unrest wednesday evening, north carolina's governor declared a state of emergency and said he'd deploy both the national guard and the state highway patrol to charlotte. one person was shot by another civilian, according to authorities, and is in the hospital on life support. several police officers were injured. chaos. (nats boris sanchez

and interest ed in gary johnson as hillary clinton, and if you don't have them, you don't carry north carolina, florida, ohio, virginia, and i think that you know that. >> yeah, we got to win them, chuck, and let me lay it on the line. do you believe in climate science or don't you? millennials do, and hillary clinton and i do, and donald trump doesn't. do you believe that women should make their own health care decisions, and millennials do, and i do, and hillary clinton does, and donald trump doesn't. do you believe in immigration reform, and we do, and millennials do, and donald trump

. >> the boy who is the result is south carolina. >> flavorings bulls tech comics skyscraper t has the owners of team to you.of the crew. -- the purchasing from force real- terrorists. the fact he built a large apartment unit on through 14 district to flip the building. then to build the press they should be interesting. >> i think it should. for:39 is your time. donald trump's campaign she's bridge is -- because of wrist injury of a multimillion dollar score and less than a minute. coming up. is on the o choose cool sideo. you see sunshine out while. that will be the cas as he his kingdom fortunately. we will have all the district i almost 4:45 now on a lovely, ye cool, friday morning. we're heading in the last weekend of summer. see if the not. so much. couple weather systems to speak out there in our area of high pressure of the sputnik control heading out to the east coast. next system here, firing up som strong thunderstorms and severe weather of the planes states a d stretching back and texas. look at that score all line right there with big hail and into with over 65 miles an ho

florida and the carolinas facing the threat of really heavy rains and heavy winds. dylan is keeping an eye on it all in for al this morning. what's going on? >> the tropics got extremely busy and we're keeping an eye on the two tropical depressions. not so much gaston. that's over the water and will pull away. it's these two storms. trop d and tropical depression number nine are the ones likely to become tropical systems later on today. let's first focus on nine. already produced more than a foot of rainfall across parts of cuba. it's starting to bring some pockets of heavier rain through florida. we will see this most likely developed into a tropical storm

it will make a run at the carolina coast and get steered by a cold front up the coast. most of the computer models as you can see is suggesting that very thing hams. it could give us -- happens, it could give us rip currents and passes by wednesday into thursday night. the next storm will cut off to the northeast, it will cross the florida pan panhandle. if you have travel plans from orlando to tampa and atlanta, georgia you want to keep your eye on that. most of the models have it going that way. a couple of it have it going in different directions. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 92, 89 tomorrow. we get a break in humidity and hot and humid on wednesday, high of 91. a frontal boundary is liable to trigger a pop-up shower or thunderstorm late in the day and in the evening. and then there could be a lingering shower on thursday, after that the humidity drops, temperatures go down, thursday afternoon on through the weekend all look great. by the way those tropical depressions have a chance of becoming a named storm later today or tonight. >> david, thank yo

>> announcer: north carolina news 11 pm starts now. >>> good evening i am backing newland and thanks for joining us, police are investigating to shooting that left 3 people hurt just before 4 am a man was shot 3 times this happened on later 2 people were shot. police have not said if the shootings were related in any way, all three victims were shot in the leg and expected to recover. >>> a man died last night after he tried to cross i-40. a ford taurus was driving west near the us 70 near the us 76 at 142-year-old jonathan brewster of lyndon tried to cross the road, he ran out in front of >>> the chatham sheriff's office needs your help identifying a suspect caught on camera installing a skimming advice on test device on a local atm and it captures credit and debit card information, this a security guard saw the woman and called deputies who responded and removed it before anyone use the machine. any information please call the police. >>> new information tonight in a seven-year-old missing persons case, 17-year-old brittanee drexel of rochester new york disappeared in myrtle beach

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. >> i was on the road doing a tour and traveling between two horrendous cities fayetteville, north carolina, and tampa, florida. i'm not scared about making those people mad because i now for a fact no one who lives there has ever read a book. tampa and i'm reading a book. >> she took action changing the sign in front of her store which reads dear ms. schumer give us another chance love the three people who read. we asked the mayor if he read it. >> based on what she read she had a heck of a one night stand. there are some entertainers doing their jobs. that's a good thing. >> now amy schumer will perform in tampa in october and you can bet she will address this controversy when she is here. i checked and there are still tickets available. reporting live in tampa i'm mary mcguire news channel 8. >>> how did a handcuffed man with no shoes crawl out the window of a squad car and hide from deputies? we learned he turned himself in but as john rogers shows us they're taking a close look. night 34-year-old joel canchola was arrested for violating his probation. he was handcuffed and nut a squad

lobby for former north carolina. 21-0. buffalo over the giants. >>> ravens at colts baltimore grabbing the early lead. aiken he will slip into the end zone, 7-3 vitters. in the defense stiffens up a chance to dance is that a belly dance? nice going there: winning points in this one comes on the botched extra point. indy going for two. levine takes it for two points the difference in the game. 19-18. ravens with the win. >>> it's big night for new england leg apex friendship high school the first team football team 1 ever varsity game. they may feel they weren't was. head coach adam sanders and friendship playing a home game at northeast carolina prep. already 33-6 when i get there. patriots keeping the pressure on. roundtree, the beautiful driving catch. the friendship deafens plays well. the huskies could not find any running room. patriots tackling well tonight. elkins con40s of verst a fourth down play finding kelly for the slam pattern. on for the win 46-12. their first varsity victory. congratulations to the guys. >>>

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voters in key battleground states, in addition to pennsylvania it will air in ohio, florida, and north carolina. he will spend about $4 million for the ad to air in those states. jim, back to you. >> rosemary connors, thank you. on the democratic side this evening, hillary clinton taking a break from the campaign trail today. but her supporters kept working. clinton's campaign brought some star power to philadelphia. that's after shawn patrick thomas there, best known as the star of the movie "barbershop." >> whoever wins pennsylvania is probably going to win the whole election. within philadelphia, that's the biggest voting space for the democratic party. get out and vote. >> thomas visited with volunteers at a hillary clinton phone bank in philadelphia. >>> now to the rio olympic games where today swimmer ryan lochte apologized for his behavior surrounding that now infamous night out. but he's not completely backing down. jacqueline london has been following new developments in rio since the story broke. she's joining us live with the latest. jackie? >> reporter: jim, ryan lochte did apologiz

is spending nearly $5 million to air this ad in battleground states like ohio, pennsylvania, north carolina, and florida. speaking of battleground states, this weekend, donald

. >> now, in addition to pennsylvania, trump will run his ads in florida and north carolina. >>> turning to your first alert weather now. nbc 10 in norristown, we found these kids cooling off at the spray park. so much nicer without all that humidity. >> this morning it felt actually pretty cool. let's check in with first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. sheena, can we expect more pleasant weather like this for the weekend? >> yes, we can. but i'll tell you, it will be a little more humid and we'll have storms move in on monday especially. but for the most part temperatures will hang around 90 degrees like today. in philadelphia right now, it is 90 degrees. 87 degrees in wilmington, 82 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 88 degrees in south jersey. but it is not as oppressive today with the humidity. neighborhood temperatures in philadelphia, 88 degrees germantown. rittenhouse coming in 91 degrees right now. 88 west mount airy. so it is still hot outside. it's going to stay hot through the weekend. if you look at the seven-day at the bottom of your screen, you'll see that. and you'll see a b

donald trump making his first big ad buys in florida, virginia, pennsylvania, north carolina and ohio. he is down in all of the swing

lochte a six time olympic gold medalist a parentally returned to north carolina before rio police could requestion him. on thursday, after speaking with police for a second day, gunner bentz and jack conger flew back to the u.s. as for jimmy feigen he is last swimmer here in rio. his attorney says he will pay a $10,000 fine that will likely go to charity and leave the country later today. ben tracie, cbs news, rio di janeiro. >>> and turning now to this friday's forecast, it has been a hot day, as we are seeing temperatures go down in the 80's, right. >> we are, and we are eventually going to end up with a fantastic weather pattern, looking ahead in this forecast. today, actually not a bad day, nice warm, summer afternoon unfolding for us and very, very bright outside. so, pack shade and lets go outside. we will look first at storm scan three, which is devoid of any storms over the land areas right now. but as day progresses i could see the spotty sprinkles firing up across interior and southern new jersey. generally speaking got sunshine and that is allowing these temperatures to sore