deaths here in north carolina stands at 20. that does not include the death of an 81-year-old woman found in her vehicle in falcon. fema deployed 200 inspectors to our state. the storm victims are looking for federal funding. today's sky 5 gave us a new look over the damage at the damage over lumberton much of the city remains under water. >> for the second tphaoeupl two days the governor visited to see the damage. h is a long way to go. ken smith visited downtown tonight and he joins us live. what are you seeing there in lumberton? >> i will tell you, our photographer and i are seeing a lot of road closures because of the heavy flooding in this county. we are just right nearby the lumber raven. i will show you what happened when it spilled over its banks. that is supposed to be a parking lot. it is a mess. am talking about. cars subpherpbled, barely seeing the roof tops. also you can see some other cars from were under water but because the water receded you are seeing them as they are completely waterlogged. they toured it a second time. more than 100 national guard troops and law enforcement officers are here helping with recovery efforts. the governor says emergency crews performed more than 600 last night. now, many of those rescues are from people and drivers coming up to standing water on roadways and driving through. >> we talked to drivers trying to navigate their way around the county. >> it took me an hour to get here. it is like you are having to go around everything and all of the major roads to get from town to town they are all it is -- yes. it is a mess. >> yes. >> what is it like trying to get around here in this county? >> it is just pretty much a nightmare. one day 1 road is open due to the river being passible and the next day it is closed and then farther downstream another one is there, you know, back and forth, open, closed. >> we heard a lot of you are looking at scenes playing all over the county because of the heavy flooding down here. got a couple other stories for you. we ran into a trucker trying to back away from a flooded roadway that did not have a road closed sign. he actually asked us to shine a light on that road so he can back it out and find another location to go to. we ran into another one. he drove around robinson county destination. he could not do it. he also said he ran out of fuel. there is an upside here. one of 32 counties eligible for federal assistance to help off set the cost of responding to the storm. also for residents homeowners and renters can apply for federal assistance as well to help prepare or rebuild some of the damaged homes. >> those costs keep adding up. we are live if in lumberton, thank you. a wash out means traffic changes that you need about for tomorrow morning. that detour is southbound traffic through benson and dunn. traffic will flow back on the interstate at jones b orrow road. cross over lanes that will shift traffic on to a 2 lane configuration on the interstate. once it is complete the repair work on the road can begin. it should take three weeks. >> the dot closed highway 70 road because of flooding. traffic in both directions will be rerouted. it is unclear when the water will recede allowing the -- traffic to flow again. a community is having a hard time. the entire town is not easy to get to. >> reporter: you know it is bad when you can not make it into town. we tried several routes from time and again we ran into literal roadblocks again and again. the road ahead was flooded or not there at all. this may be the end of the road in our journey. we have seen a lot of barricades, obvious low. it is the first time we have seen this. the bridge beyond here it is not sound. do not go around the barriers. >> we did not give up. we traveled one more road and time. but, it did. >> reporter: tpoeupbly in town we found chief tommy baker with the volunteer fire department. the man has been without sleep for days. plucking people from homes. >> rescued the folks, brought them back to the trucks and then brought them out on the trucks. >> reporter: it seemed things were finally calming down when this came up. >> we had a bit of a scare. 540 pound acre pond. located at had it given way a bad flooding situation would get a lot worse. so far that is not happening. adam owe, s. wral news, finally in marmack. >> now, they have seen devastating flooding before. they were hit hard by floyd in 1999. in the low-lying area of town 59 residents decided not to rebuild. the fire chief is worried the town will shrink even more. flooded it caused problems. the hope is the water will resode in the next 24 hours. highway 111 washed out overnight. stranding people in a neighborhood near saint john church road. water from the neuse rushed across highway 581. the detours cut off goldsboro from the rest of wayne's county. biggest problem, people driving through that water. >> residents near a dam still can not return safely to their homes. mandatory evacuation order communities near woodlake dam. the town officials say the dam is in jeopardy of failing. so far the efforts to slow the water are working. national guard troops stacked about 12sandbags around the creek. they are using pumps to stop the water flow. some residents are escorted to their homes to pick up medicines and other needed items. >> the mandatory evacuation is still in effect tonight for a historic town devastated by 1999. sky 5 flew over widespread flooding. the levy built to protect the town held. the rising tar river went around it. the flooding surrounded homes, cars, business businesses. the town loaders say it will not be as bad as floyd. as the river recedes the mayor says it will be several days before residents can can go back home. >> going to go back home. at this time, our main focus is on safety and the well being of the citizens. at this time w the danger of the water that is in the town. >> reporter: it is not just princeville, more of the east harboro flooded as it continued to rise. it closed highway 64. duke energy estimates all power will be restored to its customers in the carolinas by sunday. thousands we main without service tonight. the county remains in in the worst condition if the state. just under 14,000 customers wayne county that is 2600. samson more have outages in the thousands. >> the aftermath of matthew is threatening people's livelihood. >> local farmers are working overtime to save as much of their crops as they can. candace what are the farmers saying? >> reporter: well, i spoke with a handful of farmers today. right now t is all about working overtime in the fields to get these crops out of water. they say that presents a challenge. >> okay. that is 7 1/2 pounds. that will be $2 dollars and a half. >> reporter: they are saying it is simple. flooded fields are difficult to harvest. >> by the end of the week it we can not get out there there and start picking you will see an empty stand. >> he worked with bethmoore farms for decades. sweet poetate owes right now are his chief concern and he tells us with all of the water grow too large. both scenarios are bad for for business. >> they can rot. not cutting back on your profit. >> they will to what they can to make sure the product gets here to the farmer's market. >> we have a crew in the field right now. they are going to dig probably 100 bins of potatoes ited. >> time is of the essence. it is important to the fields as soon as possible and that the department wants to help farmers recover as soon as possible. the pumpkin farm, getting in the field is on hands and feet. no tractors, no trucks. >> matthew has come we need to get everything out with wheel bear rows and going all of the way up to our knees in water to get it out. >> pump kinds are her family's lively hood. she knows success this season very long. so, we are just doing the best we can to get them out. if we don't get them out they will decay in the field. >> reporter: another concern these farmers say they have is the employees that go out in the fields and harvest these crops they are concern canned that they may not be able to get out there and do their work because they are dealing with their own personal problems because of the flooding because of matthew. that is another add frustration on top of all of this. but, i want to say department of agriculture actually has a hot line set up for any farmer who may need assistance during it this time,ger ald? >> a race against time for those farmers to get the crops out. thank you. a number of schools will be closed again tomorrow. >> there are a number of them. >> you can find the list at the bottom of the screen and on our web site. aspca. the group has a 9 person team on the ground rescuing pets. crews say to rescuing cats and doings. they are helping farm animals like goats, sheep, chickens. investigators say hundreds of animals need help. they expect to get more calls in the days ahead. compassion and kindness at its best tonight. we opened up our here to help storm relief phone bank tonight. boy did you respond with your tkpwepb rosity we were able to were able to raise $139,675 that does not even include the online. you can still donate on line. go to wral.com and look under the don't miss it section. we are hear to help. what an amazing evening it was. >> yes. warms your hard to see the out powering support. >> the calling. >> fantastic. >> thank you. >> despite hurricane matthew the state fair is a go tomorrow. still ahead how the event can help those that need it the most. find out how bermuda is handling the calm before a hurricane makes direct landfall, mike? we are watching the river levels throughout the week. i think it is seeing stabilization in the water level in princeville along the tar river. we will have the latest coming tacked me in a parking tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife.. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. we now know about a deputy monday when they came across 56- year-old dennis hunt. he became hostile and showed a gun. trooper hensen shot him. he is on leave while they investigate. firefighters are trying to find the cause of a house fire in raleigh. they responded to golden avenue at 6:00 p.m. the house engulfed if names. you can see it there. we are told it was a band oned and a total loss. >> the state wrapped up its case against chandler today. th have it at trial hafplt means closing arguments are planned for thursday morning. the jury could have this case that afternoon. he is charged with killing 3 people in a drunk driving crash on i-85. he pled guilty to several felony charges including motor vehicle. however, the state is trying to convince the juriy to convict him of second-degree murder. >> the state board of elections wants an investigation into the botched spring primary. they asked the county district attorney to leave that board wants answered is how 19ballots were mishandled and why. a report by the board found irregularities that need to be brought to the attention of authorities. despite matthew all of the rides arrived at the state fair. gates open tomorrow at 3:00. the storm damaged property, homes and livestock of many exheubitors. officials say every farm east of greensboro was many destroyed. the organizers say the storm impact on the state makes next week's hunger relief date more important. it will help flood victims. >> let's hope the fair will give people a release after everything we have been through. a chance to on go and do something that seems normal for a lot of people hurting. >> all of the farmers there, nice to show them our support there, too, and show appreciation. >> i will be there sunday from 1:30-3:30. >> be there friday afternoon and next wednesday. >> yes. >> look forward to it. to share with you on the tar river and grownville. let's go to that. the next half-hour concentrate on goldsboro. the level is going up. the dam quaker neck dam breached it this afternoon. it may be higher numbers. again it is coming up in the next half-hour. let's start with tarboro. following the numbers through the evening. over the past few days, what is normal and minor flood and major flood. now it sitting at 36.26 that is steady for the past 2 hours. the forecast is to peak at 36.3. and then begin to go down. the numbers will stay high throughout the weekend. looking at the forecast it may be back to normal. question mark by monday. we will keep our fingers crossed. but for the past few hours it remained steady. hopefully it will start to go down later on tonight and during the day tomorrow. let's advance to what is going on with greenville and we are rise there. again, through the week we were talking about what is normal and minor flood and major flood and river parks, homes flood. we are seeing the current number. with that, flooding in greenville. we still anticipate a forecast crest tomorrow morning at 25.1 feet. that will likely keep the major flooding going on through next week. so, the news is not great for greenville. with but after perhaps midweek next week the numbers will go down. let's switch gears take a look at what is happening temperature wise state. 73, 57 at rdu. currently 61 at fayetteville. 45 at boone. 64 at wilmington. we ex pect it to be a cool evening. temperatures falling in the upper 40s to lower 50s. tomorrow, a warmer day with approach of a cold front. we anticipate the temperatures to rise in the upper 70s to lower 80s. ahead of the cold front we had a milder day today. high pressure is beginning to move out. ahead of the front the once that cold front passes we expect it to be cooler for friday. temperatures in the afternoon, 30s, 40s, 50s across the plains. the temperatures from oklahoma to texas. 50s behind the front. near 90 today in north texas. the forecast overnight it will be a chilly one. lower 40s. 49 here in the triangle. 51 in fayetteville. the forecast in the morning starting the day, mostly sunny, gorgeous, cool, 51, lunchtime we are expecting to be in the tomorrow afternoon, middle 70s, upper 70s in the triangle. about 80 in fayetteville. there is the seven-day forecast. expect a fine day tomorrow. there is an nc state forecast. the temperatures during the afternoon when the gates open it is 77. fireworks tomorrow night. 64 degrees. into the weekend. it is cool to start with, upper 60s to start with. middle 70s by sunday. would you like to welcome back summer next week? >> yes. >> you can wear the shorts again but next friday we should >> all right, we will let lynda have this one. >> can i have off, too? [ laughter ] >> no we can not do that, thank you, mike. jeff is here now with a look at sports. newton is back at practice and yet to be cleared to play. the vibes are good for the carolina hurricanes, they governor mccrory is attacking roy cooper on the state crime lab. well, we know roy cooper and we know the problems he discovered when he became attorney general. roy found a backlog of over 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy investigations. but he cleared the backlog. and roy cooper helped us solve over 2,000 crimes and put 165 killers and rapists in prison from cold cases. the season begins for the carolina hurricanes tomorrow. how will jordan play without his brother, eric on the team. tied for 2nd in assists. 3rd in goals last year. justin the top scoring defense man. missing 18 games due to injury. how will the youngsters progress and contribute? they have helped the veterans in one area so far. >> it makes me feel to hang around these guys and the excitement is there. i think generally everybody feels that we could do something special. not many people are expecting us to do anything. that is you love to go out at 2-0. the mountain running back scores a pair of first half touchdowns. now, taylor lamb with a touchdown of reed, the freshman, 24 o 0. now, in the 3rd quarter of the the acc held the annual basketball day for the coaches to the win the league. selected 6 by nc state. and wake forest 11th. in order of finish here are the coaches. . >> it is truly about us. i moan we know we have opponents and they are very good and they are all competitive. this league is insane that way. you really got to folk under the circumstances on what you are doing and doing it to the best of your ability noreynolds has a lot of history and tradition. to a 15 and 16-year-old girl, show me the blin tradition and we got the bling. >> we went to ireland this summer. we were able to have 18 practices this summer with these guys but also the 7 freshman that we had. and, so, you know, that just made us better and better. >> the league announced today that the women's acc tournament will be held this year in concord, south carolina. on the campus of coastal carolinea. the last 17 tournaments held in california because of house bill 2. southcarolina benefited a lot from that. georgia has -- >> florida. >> florida. northcarolina losing a lot of money for those events leaving the state. >> yes. hurts the athletes and the fans. >> it does. >> did ward say that it made him feel young again. >> yes. a grizzled veteran now. >> yes. the old guy on the team. >> yes. >> 32. okay. >> thank you. >> [ laughter ] >> professional sports teams across the state are helping with the hurricane matthew. how our home team hocking team when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. environmental groups are warning that hurricane matthew's devastation will last they are describing the storm as massive. >> fears from another coal ash spill to an malwaste. we have the story. >> earlier in the day duke energy said the lead plant was undamaged. sky 5 revealed this breech in the earth and dam that surrounds the cooling pond. there is no coal ash in the pond but more than a billion in water. happen nothis water in the neuse river is chewing up everything it passes, flowing at a high rate. and it will cause erosions of anything. >> star says the dam that failed is the same type of dam that keeps the coal ash from spilling into the river. but the environmental secretary says the state requires duke to go through the pond. >> duke did give us push back, by the way. over finish the work and i am very happy that our engineers forced that. so it is a different construction than the cooling pond is. >> reporter: animal waste are other concerns. officials say 1,000 chickens drowned in wayne county alone. that could contaminate surface waters and hog waste lagoons are overflow nog this is a hog facility. it is the waste here. out over its banks and going, you know, when the water recedes ... >> reporter: so far no lagoons broached but some have flooded. >> with the good side of this, there is a traamendous amount of water flowing through this area. any exchange will be deluted. >> -- tremendous amount of water noing through this area. any exchange will be diluted. now, the cooling have been noticed. some are pushing the governor for a special assembly. the senator says lawmakers need to give the governor more power and money to address the disaster. blue says he is concerned about a lack of action. >> i called on the governor again. all of us called on the governor to bring legislatures back to raleigh so that north carolinians know we are well political theater. >> the governor's office says the governor has the power he needs to deal with the storm's aftermath. >> cherry hospital will not allow patient visitation until the flooding subsides in the area. no patients had to leave the facility had flood damage. the same goes for the nearby center. the phone lines are down at both hospitals. some staffers are sleeping on the premises to make sure there is no teus care. despite flooding in and around the air force base -- sure there is no disruption in patient care. despite flooding in and around the air force base, the jets followed landing on dry runways, the bases f-15-es were relocated to arizona before the hurricane hit. >> the flooding from the river is not just felt in north carolina. farther downstream in south carolina the town of nichols is to close all roads into the business district. 150 people had to be rescued when the city receded its banks. >> trying to get the supplies out to the communities. north of the island on saturday. >> we are hearing prosecute a lot of people in need. so we pulled together resources for you looking for a shelter. the red cross on wral.com. you can see it on this map. eastern north carolina is definitely the tough spot. >> many have questions about fema aide. we have a link to type in your address and see what aid mild be available. if you are wondering how to get around we have a link on-line where you can see a list of some of the road closures. well are plenty. and we also have a county by don't miss it section of wral.com. the carolina hurricanes teamed up to collect items from hurricane matthew relief. the donation drive is today and tomorrow from 9:00 until 6:00. they will collect items like water, ready to eat food, paper goods and diapers. all will be delivered to robinson couldn'to friday. >> the stories continue coming out from flood ravaged parts of our state. a woman still soaking wet from her struggle tellings us about the mall bucking the trend. find out why staying closed a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. where does north carolina go from here? i'm roy cooper, and after years of our state moving backward, these would be my priorities as governor. first, instead of social issues, i'll focus on our schools and keeping good teachers with better pay. we need to end giveaways for companies that send jobs overseas and grow our economy here. and we need to reform our tax system so those at the top tonight, family, friends, colleagues gathered to say bye to larry stogner. mourners filled the building. survivor is a pilot instructor who had an altercation with a student who forced the plane down. the instructor says he tried to not regain control. the fbi who is it in charge of the investigation believes it was a suicide attempt by the student. a man accused of ambushing two police officers in california is charged with first-degree murder. the investigators say the tweubs-year-old john felix lured the officers with a domestic violence call nears his home in palm springs on saturday. they say felix, convicted felon, wearing body armor when he fired a stolen assault style rifle at the officers using the officer pulled into a parking lot of a motel after hearing gunshots at 1:30 this morning. when she got out of her cruiser she was approached by a man with a gun. the man was taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries -frp the officer has been placed on leave during the investigation. both presidential candidates stopped in north carolina today. republican mike pence was in raleigh earlier this evening at an event at midtown off of wake forest road. this is his second trip to monday, he stopped if charlotte and fletcher. a short time ago tim kaine wrapped up an appearance near shar let. touring the restaurant and spoke at a rally for the party at davidson college. this was his 5th stop in the state since joining the ticket. politics continue material with a televised debate for the senate seat. republican senator and democrat ross will meet tomorrow night at 7:00. you can watch it on wral. the hour-long by north carolina association of broadcasters. >> the cross creek mall is one of several shopping centers returning to the days where all stores were closed on thanksgiving day. however, doors will open at 6:00 a.m. on black friday. major department stores and other stores with extearior mall entrances will make their own decisions on thanksgiving day shopping. the mall says remaining closed not only allows employees to spend time with their families black friday shopping. crews move the acorn this morning from moore square to the duke center for performing arts -frp the problem is, too big for the podium. they have to find somewhere else to keep it. it is relocated because of renovation that starts soon. the square will be closed for about a year. >> room in the garage. >> yes. maybe. >> all right. that is pretty big. >> l we will park outside for a little while. [ laughter ] a woman high water before being rescued shares her terrifying story. still ahead, who came to her aide as res cow helicopters wizzed over head without stopping for help. we had our eye on nicole for some time. tropical storm hurricane, back to tropical storm now it is back to a hurricane making its aim on bermuda. should hit thees land tomorrow. south mills is on the tango river near the lineup. right now the only way to reach the area is by boat and large truck. the water is 4-5 feet deep in some areas. volunteer firefighters spent the day doing welfare checks and water and medications they need. they are busy saving 4 leg ed friends. they rescued more than a dozen doings from a animal shelter. the crew pulled most of the dogs from the trucks stranded by flood water. now, they are looking at the hardest hit area. a broach of the river caused flooding on monday morning. >> a woman in lumberton was trapped in neck-high water before her son and nephew came to the rescue. it for many the storm has been devastating. chad tucker has her -- emotional day. >> they have been rescuing for a couple of days? i don't know if they knew we were are in there or not. >> reporter: the toll on families like a mother whose daughter is missing. am not hearing anything, nothing. [crying] >> a son that could not find his mom. >> i left my job and came here. i went to three shelters, called every shelter. my mom was not there. that is because she is still in the house. >> reporter: he drove from michigan to rescue his mom. >> did you just get rescued? >> yes. my son and nephew rescued me. >> sadly i have been in the house i don't know horses are. i have another dog stranded in the house. >> reporter: she walked out of the floodwaters on tuesday with the clothes she had on, soaked and wet, no shoes, no anything. >> my son brought -- [crying] everything is gone. [crying] everything is gone. >> no shoes. >> no shoes. no. >> i got a dog left in the house. he might of drowned. waited. >> helicopters would fly around my house but they did not fly over me. hi signals, hi notes. i had sheets. nobody saved me but my son and my nephew. >> wondering when the help was coming. >> i am so sorry you had to go through this. [crying] >> the great thing is so many people have their lives. [crying] >> yes. i am thankful for my son and my nephew and what i am so grateful to them. >> that was chad tucker reporting. >> even after the water recedes the town will still need a lot of work. >> yes. >> hurricane nicole is now a major hurricane just before it is set to hit bermuda. in spite of the preparations, the capitol city looks like business as usual today. forecasting sustained winds in rain totals 4-8 inches. >> i am ready for this season to be over. >> we don't see anything coming. >> yes. the weather quiet. nicole strengthened on to a major hurricane. top winds at 115. bermuda now, talking about nicole and the way it is headed let's take a look at the rivers. we have it. now, a bit of a change here from what we talked about earlier this evening. first at taking time before you get back to normal. now, the current level is at 29.46 down just a bit from where we were earlier this evening. trend is for continued reduction, remains in a major flood through monday. now, earlier this evening if you joined us at 5:30 talking about the dam here, there were rumors that it did breech. tkwr-s did. did not totally fail but there is a breech in the dam. change. now, we were talking earlier about normals below 14 feet, minor flooding at 15 feet, major flooding at 21 feet. it is sitting at 24.99. now, a couple of changes higher. instead of cresting on saturday it is likely to crest on friday evening. saying the flooding is what happened to floyd back in 1999. so, additional water coming from the dam will make the waters go up higher. >> we to see if it changes for the day tomorrow. let's take a look at weather desk top. we will talk about what is going on with hurricane nicole. over the weekend we are talking about how it was a tropical storm that it went to a hurricane. going back over to the desk and get it running. tropical storm then a hurricane then going back to a tropical storm. now a hurricane again. now, it is -- it definitely got its act together. we will see what is happening. right about there. that is where ber phaouda is. the storm is moving in the general direction. top winds at 115. moving north/northeast at 10 miles an hour. it will be closing in on bermuda during the day tomorrow. tropical storm-forced winds are likely overnight. the hurricane forced winds should set in during the day tomorrow. pass directly over the island and just west of the island. now, the eye is about notticcal miles wide. very wide-eyed with the storm. 15 miles an hour. you can see as we go through time on friday, top winds at 90, saturday, 85, even as we get into early next week, top winds at about 75 miles an hour. still expected to be a hurricane as it enters the north atlantic. let's check out the seven-day forecast. checking out a couple things. tomorrow, of course, beginning of the fair. expecting the high at 78. sunny skies, a cold front coming that passes by tomorrow night. will be cool on the bleachers, 7:00, the games kick off. 60, 10:00, 54. saturday we have more. it was changed to this saturday chilly. hrafl half-hour we are talking about early next week feeling like summer. anticipation of 80. normal, 62. record, 88. the summer feel will continue for middle to some lowcasions towards fayetteville and next wednesday. the good news is, it is a short term bake. next friday should be in the 60s. >> all right, thank you, mike. as the november election gets khroerser we asked candidates about their thoughts on the pressing issues. after 20 years in washington, we're learning lots about richard burr. first, he opposed a bill prohibiting insider trading by members of congress. giving tax credits benefitting gas companies. and oil and gas companies donated over half a million dollars to burr's campaigns. no wonder richard burr's wealth has increased over 500% since he's been in congress. that's making washington work for him. we asked the candidates to let you know where they stand on important issues facing the country. >> in this message, what steps the u.s. should take to protect the national security. we must stop all war our intervention in the middle east and sparking more acts of terror here in the united states. the policies failed so badly that now we are backing fighting each other. all on the taxpayer's dime. we will not bring peace by giving everyone a gun. we must bring the troops back home to the defense of this country and returning to what we did before. and ep tangling the alliance with none. federal government can stop violence at home by ending its when we stop killing as government policy we can influence others to stop using violence as a first resort to solve their only person issues. >> to see all position statements by the candidates go to our web site and search vote. thanks for joining us. watch our morning news on wral starts at 4:30. where does north carolina go from here? i'm roy cooper, and after years of our state moving backward, these would be my priorities as governor. first, instead of social issues, i'll focus on our schools and keeping good teachers with better pay. we need to end giveaways for companies that send jobs overseas and grow our economy here. and we need to reform our tax system so those at the top aren't getting tax breaks at your expense. ? there's nothing like spending a quiet afternoon with your pals. organize an adult-appropriate activity, like a stroll through a museum. always remain civil and mild-mannered and never draw undue attention to yourself. ? after 20 years in washington, we're learning lots about richard burr. first, he opposed a bill prohibiting insider trading by members of congress. now we learn burr had over $100,000 in oil and gas stocks while he backed legislation giving tax credits benefitting gas companies. and oil and gas companies donated over half a million dollars to burr's campaigns. no wonder richard burr's wealth has increased over 500% since he's been in congress. >> there's nobody i'd rather have with me. >> she loved him so dearly. new gwyneth opens up about harsh yet honest words once said to her by her father. i'm natalie morales. why she's so thankful he told her the truth. >> he was the real inspiration. with the robbery still fresh in their minds,he come together. i'm liz hernandez. but was kim able to attend the special occasion? 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