from the police department. where does this investigation stand tonight? >> reporter: well, when we spoke to the police lasted -- last wednesday they told us they were looking at it as an embezzlement case. here is what we know from the garner police department as of tonight. tonight a total of 29hoa's officially filed reports with the garner police preliminary stages of this investigation. but they are also planning on meeting with the hoa's in the next few weeks. now, i am will told it is really too old to determine a total sum of money that is unaccounted for. they are expecting upwards from 5,000 missing from all 29 of these hoa's. now, all of these homeowner associations, at some point, were maintained by cornerstone hoa's in the triangle area and some of us tell us thousands have been drained from their accounts, checked bounced or access to their funds blocked all together. many are not confident they will get that money back and they expect a potential legal process will be very long. >> it is hard to have pleasant thoughts, hoping for the best when there are that many people involved in it. it would be mix up in communication and squared away but unfortunately it looks like a legal matter and it will take time to fix. >> reporter: we reached out to kelly, the woman listed as the president of cornerstone. when we googled cornerstone it said that the company is now closed. of the course we went and knocked on the door. we sent her e-mails several times last week. we have not heard back. as you can imagine we still of course, the hoa's. gerald? >> a lot of money and communities. candace sweat live in garner, thank you. >> reporter: new tonight, the death toll in louisiana is 8 as crews work desperately to save people trapped by flooding. >> more than 20 inches of rain fell in the past few days. rachel crane reports more rain is so the way. >> reporter: thousands of homes that never flooded before are now under water. >> what can you can do? you can not pick up a empty the water out. you are in a state of being stunned. >> this is unlike what the people in louisiana have seen. >> going to be bad but we did not think it was going to be nothing like this. >> more than 20,,people had to be rescued from their homes and their cars. -- 20,000 people had to be rescue friday their homes and their cars. >> help me, i am drowning. >> we are coming, we are coming. >> first thing, get ahold of and, could not do it from the boat so i just jumped in. i took a deep breath, held it and eventually i felt something furry. yankeesed the dog out and luckily the dog was -- yanked the dog out and luckily the dog was okay. >> it has been difficult to get people to leave their homes because they think they are safe. but you can throw all of the experience out wherever you break the records louisiana. >> reporter: in baton rouge, back to you. >> volunteers with the red cross are headed to louisiana to help thousands of people there staying in emergency shelters. crews are taking down communication and technology support vehicle on provide a satellite system for wireless access and a recharging station. these are the dog days of summer. our stretch of extreme heat may be coming to an end. our meteorologist is in the weather center to tell us when, mike? i will show you in just a moment when it will happen. let's take a look at what we did today. cooked again on 94 on saturday. it was a miserable day. heat index values. 105, 106, 108. now, 85 right now at raleigh. still in the 90s for fayetteville. 92 when you factor in the humidity. the heat index values still in the 90s. feels like 91 here in raleigh. 98 at fayetteville goldsbor. ridge of high pressure. this is what is re-- goldsboro. of high pressure. this is what is responsible. the ridge sitting upon us. the green, mid-level moisture. seeing showers and thunderstorming showers and thunderstorms form. it breaks down. the front is able to get closer to us. ed -- wednesday, to the north. a better chance of showers and storms. us or to the south. two more days of heat. thursday, friday, a little cooler. we have thunderstorms to the mix. that might be the beginning of cooling on the way. we will talk about that in the full forecast in a little bit. gerald? >> okay. mike, thank you. the race for the white house returns to north tonight. tim kaine was in asheville. he talked about clinton's plan to get americans back to work. he also talked about why americans should not trust republican presidential canidate, donald trump. >> that is why he doesn't want to give up the tax returns. it can show, again, the promises he is making in the campaign are the same kind of promises he made to contractors, who he stiffed, to retirees who he took the down payment and never did the condos, to the students at and ended up with something less than the paper it was written on. the people who end up believing trump will get hurt by trump. we will not let him hurt the united states of america as our president as our commander in chief. >> reporter: kaine's wife joined him and she will be with him tomorrow. wral will cover the stop and bring you live reports tomorrow. at his first campaign event with hillary clinton. joe biden called trump the ever to oversee american national security. the 2 appeared today in pennsylvania. that is his boyhood home and where clinton's father and grandfather lived. president barack obama took a break from his have acasion to raise campaign cash for a fundraiser on martha's vineyard. they paid $10,000 to $33,000 to attend. also, trump, who made a major policy speech in ohio revealing his plan to on defeat describe side to suspend issuing visas to citizens of countries that the united states can not properly vet. >> it must be to pull the spread of radical islam. and to embrace a tolerant american society. >> trump heading to another battleground state tonight. he will speak at a rally in wisconsin. >> the governor officially asked the supreme court to state's voter id law. the governor is asking the law to stay in place for the election. changes it this close will only create problems and confusion. a few weeks ago overturned the law saying they were put in place to discriminate against minority voters. >> peterson was back in court today. the 72-year-old was release pardon prison in 2011 after a state's key witnesses. his arrest was lifted 2 years ago. his lawyers are fighting to keep him from facing another trial. they claim the evidence in the case was not properly preserved and could have been contaminated as a result. his attorneys have filed other motions in the case. claiming police bias and raising the possibility that apintruder was in the house. a former unc student accused in a deadly drunk driving crash heading to court tomorrow. accused of killing three in a crash a year ago. he has motion hearings tomorrow. the defense is fighting to make sure jurors don't hear some of the state's key evidence. they claim his blood was improperly drawn for a blood alcohol report and his cell phone was illegally seized. >> shoppers return to crab tree valley mall to the spot where people started running in a they thought was gunshots. the police have not found evidence shots were fired in of the food court. we spoke to many people in the mall on side that described it as chaotic. many employees returned to work for the first time and still processing what happened and why. the entire crowd seemed to be running from something or from someone and not knowing exactly what it was we were running from. it was just -- they were running from something so it sparks a fear in you to just follow suit. >> a lot of people running never he >> right. >> they just thought it other people are running i will run with them. that is the men tallity of herd response -- mentality of herd response. people acted normally and especially with the number of mass shootings reported in recent weeks. their advice have a plan to escape danger any time you are in a big space. school starts in wade county. today, new teachers received were at the school headquarters getting ready for the new year. wake county employees 20,000 people on august 29th. stuff the bus on willington road. the police department and fast buses. the u.s. medal train is going in rio. that is in the summer games. 26 gold, 22 silver, 25 bronze. china follows with 46. great britain has 41. russia has 35. debra morgan is in rio. there will be a live report following our news following warnings in indiana. coming up, a look at the damage left behind from the severe weather system. plus, we will hear from a man who is cleaning up after a 6th car crashed into his home. what he wants done to protect his family. after two nights of violence the mayor of milwaukee says a curfew will be endorsed. many were at the scene where smith was shot by police officers on saturday. last night police were injured and patrol cars were damaged. 14 people were arrested. new tonight, an autopsy report shows a charlotte bride to be was apartment was set on fire in june. she was only wearing bathing suit bottoms and her mouth was covered in duct tape. her neighbor is charged in her murder. he lived in the apartment above hers. a lee county man is held without bond tonight. jason godfree is charged in the death. the shooting happened after 2:00 on stanford. he told the deputies he and wilder were in a fight when he two struggled over the weapon and that is when wilder was shot. he died of a gunshot wound to the chest. >> for the 6th time in 9 years a man is is cleaning up after a car crashed into his house. since 20076 cars left new hope road and made their way into this home on fallen glen drive. two of the crashes were fatal. all have been the result of speeding, alcohol, or both. after the 5th crash last october they markets into the guardrail. they put up speed-activated led signs. for this homeowner he wants the guardrail extended it makes common sense. >> i am not an engineer. people speed, the location of the house, the project or anybody who get off of the road will always crash here. that is a fact now. it is going to happen. >> the city and the state say they are now working together and considering a plan to allow guardrails to be extended. it will likely require traffic to be closed off. severe weather was the big story in indiana. the national weather service confirmed a number of tornadoes touched down. one funnel cloud was spotted in the community at 6:30 p.m. the storm knocked down trees and damaged cars. no reports of any injuries. danville and noblesville. >> the flat terrain is where you will see them. >> yes. at a safe distance you can see them coming. >> yes. the same area hit with heavy rains, flood watches in effect. so, they are getting it. eventually that part will make its way there. seeing the heat. and things will get better. heat and humidity. maybe a drop in humidity next week if all goes as the model suggests. we will talk about that next locally they are done. up in virginia quite a bit around the richmond area. getting farther up towards dc and baltimore. all moving away. we do not expect the storms locally. what is ahead? high pressure holds oned with. thursday, it will be gone. isolated thunderstorms possible tomorrow and also on wednesday. with the ridge gone on thursday the storm chances will grow at that point. and maybe bigger changes coming this week as i alluded to. >> falling back that point. we will keep our tpeupbgers crossed if that pans out. dew point of 72. we had so many warm nights lately. because the dew points can do not drop all that low and the temperature can not go below the dew point. the dew points near the 70s it it will remain in the 70s overnight. 85 here. durham, 81, cary. warm across the area. else around the area cooled down. 84 at southern pines. now, 79 right now in south hill, virginia. isolated showers and storms that formed earlier today. let's expand the shot. you can see the rain from indiana through illinois and south and westward through the lower mississippi valley and the southern plains. for us, high pressure coming in from the atlantic. a mainstay since last week. that is why it is hot over the weekend. hot today. tomorrow t is still with to middle 90s. by wednesday still here. lowtory middle 90s. by thursday, this feature will not be here. it will be gone. this has been acting like a blocking mechanism keeping the rain off to the west. that is why there is flooding off to the west. by the time we get to thursday with that gone the front will be able to move in as i showed you at the top of the newscast. we see showers and thunderstorms introduced back in the forecast on a widespread bases. overnight, quiet, clear skies, sunshine in the morning. patchy fog. partly cloud nethe afternoon. looking for green dots. that would indicate the potential for showers. they would come on an isolated bases and likewise forked with and more widespread on thursday. overnight, warm, humid, mostly clear. you are starting to see more of the growing full moon out there. 75 here in raleigh. 76 in fayetteville and south hill. another stuffy start. plenty of warmth and sunshine as well. partly cloudy skies. lower to middle 90s. 93 in raleigh. 95 to 96 in fayetteville. still hot. not under a heat advisory tomorrow. we don't believe we will have a heat advisory criteria. heat index values in the lower 100s. now, 93 tomorrow. 93 on wednesday. the probability for rain is slim. watch how they rise on thursday. still about the area on friday, saturday, sunday, and perhaps monday as well. notice friday, saturday, sunday, monday in the 80s instead of the 90s. and, if the models are correct there could be a bigger cool down coming for a lot of the country next week. we will look at that in closer detail. for some locations that may be like the end of summer, maybe? >> wow, that is aing lot. >> not this location. >> no. >> all comfort dogs, comforting comfort dogs. >> interesting. >> let's chew on that for a minute. coming up, story of service animals brought in to help their own in a time of tragedy. a co player missed practice. i will tell you how long he ? ? hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. 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(avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, today's practice a bit better than yesterday. tempers flared up a bit. no fights. but it was chippy and pretty competitive coming off of a now, he says it was not his idea to chill things out. he is happy to see how today's practice works out. >> made me feel better, too. >> was that something that you put out? >> no. honestly it was not on them. i think they took it and handle today it for the most part. a chip at the end. they will help themselves. they will find a way to do it. that is who they are. compete and stop and make noise. get attentio training camp ends tomorrow. i am sure the players are torn up about that. the first cut of the preseason. august 30th when the roster produced the season opener. a rematch with denver. former duke quarterback lewis will miss the entire season with a torn acl. he hurt his knee in last night's preseason game against houston. lewis was in the first year in san francisco. speaking of football. friday night, opening night of high school football. we will have you covered on every platform that you can think of. friday night is the debut of our new school -- high school show called high school ot live. it will air on high school ot.com and on the radio at 99.9 the fan. the new show will check in on 8 games each week as they happen. it is 3 hours long. going to be fun. friday is the start of the 36th cease onof football friday. a prefiateed show -- 36th season of football friday. it is short eped because of olympics. now, team usa, lose or go home. now, they played in close basketball games including yesterday's 3-point win over france. the players know they will be facing even tougher opponents in the next round. >> we understand teams will run a lot of offense and make us -- kind of make us think the game. we have to come more prepared. coach is doing a great job of that. when we are out on the floor we have to communicate more. folk fuss on the defensive end. >> both minor league baseball teams losing on the road. columbus losing it. getting the 5-4 win over the mud cats. >> the u.s. has to get their game together. remember who they are. >> people forget hay have not been playing long together. they need to get that chemistry going. >> a month and a half. >> they are professionals. >> yes. anyone that can get them there is coach k. >> yes. i think so. >> thank you, mandy. what authorities are saying we are following breaking news. the police charged a man charged with murder after they left a mosque over the weekend. charged with 2nd degree murder. he was seen on video leaving the scene. meanwhile hundreds of people have gathered leaving for a funeral for men six blocks from the crime scene. now, they attended the service and promised the community brought to justice. an american tourist was among people killed during a earthquake in peru. the man died in of a hotel when the ceiling collapsed on him. there were also a number of reports of homes destroyed as well as the irrigation canals. the only way to evacuate the injuries was by helicopter. new tonight, the police found the bodiy of a 6th person in an apartment building -- body of a 6th person after an apartment building. they have been looked they believe they are among 7 men and women and children thought to be in the building when it explode the. a gas leak is the prime suspect. but it has not been confirmed. it could be 10 days before the report is release in a deadly plane report. the it mtsb and the faa are working together to figure out what happened. the pilot reported engine trouble when traveling from kissimmee, florida. the plane went down. the six people on board four of them dentists returning from a convention. a building may have been hit by hackers. resorts says maleware was put in place in a couple of locations. it may have stolen payment card data tkaouring tens of thousands of transactions. none of them are in north carolina. google's company, is rethinking the high speed after roll outs are more expensive and time consumer than anticipated. according to the journal. google fiber is hoping to use wireless technology to conphebgt the homes of the company spent millions to install fiber optic cables in several major cities including including the triangle. a controversy shows the need for federal action. homeowners can only sit in wait. laura leslie explains. >> reporter: we are here in wayne county at this home. the debate is raging, state and federal. how much chromium is safe for people to drink. federal and state regulators do not agree so far with environmental advocates. in the meantime, she knows. >> there is a lot of a lot of sickness. >> reporter: for 46 years she has lived next door to the coal ash ponds at the lee plant. it is a tight knit rural community. she says it had more than its share of funerals. >> not only my family every family that has lived in that area has had some kind of have looked that up. >> reporter: after her well was tested she got a do not drink letter from a scientist saying it had unsafe levels of chromium 6. then, when the state loosened the standard to the federal level she got another letter saying it was safe to drink afterall. she does not believe it. >> even our governor he is -- he said there is nothing wrong with it. nothing wrong with it in the water. you can drink it. it no, with all of the sickness i have seen. no. >> reporter: the state says the well is safe because it meets the drinking standard for total chromium set back 1991. at that time chromium 6 was known to cause cancer when inhaled but not if ingested. however, in 2008 research by the national institute of inguesting chromium 6 -- ingesting chromium 6. she says this is pastime. >> they should have done something. we should not have had to wait this long. >> reporter: the environmental group's letter to the epa is signed by erin brockovich. now, she has been commenting on social media about the controversy here in north carolina. she thinks scientists that sent the "do not drink" letters got it right the first time. the state of north carolina is spreading a message about litter with a new psa. the video was filmed today at part of the litter free nc campaign. the psa features an army corp of engineers officer and a group of children talking about the dangers of littering. the state officials want drivers to know litter can create risks on the roads. last year the department of public safety spent more than $15 million removing litter coming up, the trailer days after the release. and adele's response to today, we can connect mo play more... do more. and all that more takes energy. at duke energy, we're doing more too. more innovative technology, like ways to fix outages before they happen... so no matter how much you do, we're always here.... invited to perform during halftime of the super bowl and adeles said no. during a concert she addressed the issue. she said the show is not about music and she is not beyonce and can not dance. she told the crowd she was honored to be asked. the super bowl will be held in released a trailer for "rogue1" a star wars movie. since then viewed a million times an hour. it out paced super bowl spots from earlier in the year. it will be in theaters in december. jack -- jacksonville suns are spreading the fun over "pitch" they gave the fans an early look at the pilot episode. it is a story of baker, the first woman to be a major league baseball player. before the screening there was a cook out and a pitching time is trending. lynda? >> reporter: for those that think cats have an attitude or have an agenda or sneaky this is for you. take a look at this. so, these two have been together for awhile, right? a couple years. toddler here. maybe 1 1/2. well, look at the cat, though. the twisting tail you are thinking something is up, right? >> the little boy is noisy. causing some, you know, racket in the house. well, the cat takes into its own hands. >> ready. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] . >> see. yep. wow. >> that is too funny. >> smart cat. >> can you believe that this? yeah. just like that. it is over. >> my goodness. where is the baby? i don't know. sat kitting in the corner. >> i don't know what happened to the kid. [ laughter ] half a million views on this one. >> yes. up to something. look at this little boy. his daddy goes to tickle him. watch his face. [ laughter ] i give you the classic "stink eye" ready? [ laughter ] >> definitely. definitely. he makes his point known. talking about, willis". >> it has been shared 100,000 times. a popular video. i got all of these linked on my facebook pages if you want to see those again. if you want to be on "what's trending" send me a message. two service animals injured in a shooting. the police knew who to call. meet the comfort dogs comforting the comfort dogs. >> we are getting close. it is quiet. it may change. atlantic. hurricane center says 70% chance it could be a tropical storm within the next 5 days. where it is headed we will let martin luther king junior's bible and nobel peace prize. giving it to the civil leaders estate. his two songs wanted to sell the item says the estate needed money buts his daughter fought it. the bible was used at barack obama's second inaugusteration. >> feed the force. a restaurant owner's campaign to thank law enforcement. running a restaurant. launching a campaign to give free meals to officers in the number of restaurants went from 10 to nearly 40. >> wow. three service dogs are having to comfort their own. >> two animals were hurt when a man opened fire in a church van they were riding in. we have an update on how they are doing. [dog barking] >> they are comfort dogs. >> reporter: they are all part of a special k-9 unit trained luther and church charities. the mission, comforting families and individuals suffering from a tragedy or disaster. today they are comforting one of their own. >> our two doings for our ministry are louie comfort dog and jackson comfort dog. they were injured. they received bullet wounds. >> jackson was hit in the ear but healing nicely. he will be back on the job, soon. louie on the other hand. >> louie was shot in the neck. had to have the slug surgically removed. >> reporter: it will be a few weeks before lou on the scene. but these dogs are here to stay until jackson and louie are back on their feet. they came from all over the country. >> illinois, from missouri, different places in missouri from oklahoma. from nebraska. from all around the area. >> reporter: the k-9s helped families through some of the most horrivic situations. luther, the 5-year-old retriever has been through tough times. >> shortly after his first shooting at sandy hook elementary school. >> reporter: handlers traveling, develop a deep under hundred standing for the human condition. time and time again. >> it is humbling. humbling when people will open up to their hearts and their souls and their feelings to you and their deepest hour of need. >> it is interesting and sad that the comfort dogs joplin needed to be comforted. we are the ones going out and comforting people. >> that is >> it is. i swear dogs know. >> they do. you know when you are feeling your worst. yes. oh my gosh. >> yes. you have a hyperdog he is more chill when you are feeling mellow. >> they are. they just know. >> yes. god's gift. [ laughter ] >> we love our animals. >> yes, we do. and we love cooler weather. >> cats may say wait a minute. [ laughter ] >> cats are always up to something. yes. they are up to something. something. we are talking about the flooding in louisiana. in texas, too. not far away. take a look at this. southeast texas bracing for more rain after heavy rain over the weekend. parts of texas over 3 inches of rain in a short period of time that led to flash flooding. drivers forced to abandon their vehicles in the high water. no reports of injuries. damaged homes or erbg vac waeugzs. maybe they are able to handle the rain. tropics to talk about. now, central cooling to talk about. let's star now, starting in the u.s. well out to the atlantic. a wave off of africa. a couple days ago. moving through the eastern atlantic. now, the national hurricane center is up the prediction on this is aing in the next 5 days a sent% chance of becoming a tropical storm. the next name on the shr-s fiona. next name on the list is fiona. we will track this system to see where it goes. they are suggesting to move to the north and to the west. now, that is good news for us. this kind would mean staying in the atlantic and not making the way to the united states. the next storm if it comes off of af caand became a tropical storm is gaston. we will watch it down the road. now, take a stream. now, tomorrow and oned with. hot, too. lowtory middle 90s. trough of low pressure to the west. developing off to the rain. the blocking ridge. really is nowhere for this to go. sitting here, dumping heavy rain. the ridge breaking down. now, shifting off to the east and bring us welcomed rain after it being so hot and dry over the past several days. now, let's go up stairs to look at winds, we will take a look at the temperatures as well. pressure. is is extending out to the atlantic. so, tomorrow, still with us. there is tuesday. ed with, the ridge is with us. watch -- wednesday, the ridge is with us. now, the trough can make its way in. thursday, friday, we will have the opportunity for showers and storms. look at this trough. the greens, the yellows, cool air. watch what happens. sunday, monday, starts to approach. that front that comes with it. may pass through here and bring a little drop in humidity next we may see perhaps the dew points dropping to the 50s to low 60s. that is not a lot. making -- perhaps the due points dropping the 50s to the lower 60s. that is not a lot. making a drop. maybe what we just experienced would be summers last big go. now, september, the big heat in the last couple of days would and to an end. let's check out the seven-day forecast. tomorrow, lower 90s, 93 here in perhaps, middle 90s in fayietville. thursday, front, showers, storms on the increase. with the increase of the shower and the storms. maybe 90, perhaps, 80s for friday, saturday, monday of next week. maybe the drop of humidity falling on tuesday on. so, i don't know. we just need this to get bored up. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. ?? from the mountains... to the beaches... the piedmont... to the sandhills... north carolina is possessed of spectacular natural beauty. 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