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we look at providence road near the arboretum at 51 you may get a slight slow down at that intersection but things should be moving smoothly there on providence road, highway 16. a look at interstate 77 at the woodlawn road exit, the traffic light, roads are damp, so keep that in mind. you re never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. looking ahead, early voting for north carolina s primaries start tomorrow. the new voter i.d. requirement goes in effect in time for the march primary. a federal judge could still rule against the law. wbtv s mark davenport live in charlotte with more, so mark, what does this requirement mean for voters who may want to vote early and head to the polls tomorrow? reporter: christine, it means voters need to show up with photo i.d. to the polling place. if they don t have it with them, they won t be able to cast their vote. getting voters to understand this law before they hit their polling plac ....
encouraged them, and all the way up the line, even to the time i left cbs, including the top executives at cbs news, were very complimentarity and encouraging of my work. but that did not always translate to the broadcast, which had different managers and appetites and interests, especially the last couple years. host: as you pitched a story, brought it up, they would ask for what, more, more, more, and then what? guest: the light switch would go off. you would go 100 miles an hour practically overnight to zero and it was hard to tell why their interest would go from full course to nothing. we would wonder and speculate and we were not privy to the decisions, but it became a pattern, amongst organize push back, it seemed to me that for some reason certain managers would decide let s not go there anymore after on the one hand telling me initially that they wanted the stories and they like to the stories and wanted as many as we could do on that topic. host: what are you ....
the standoff between republicans and democrats continues. republicans are pushing for a race of the debt ceiling but obama demands no strings. the latest on the fiscal deadlock later in the show. it is friday, october 11, five :00 p.m. in washington, d.c. and you are watcin watcing rt. julian assange has been waiting for safe passage. in the interview he shared his thoughts on a number of issues talking specifically about the nsa scandal and the relationship with wikileaks has had with edward snowden. here at the embassy, he affirmed that exceptionalism that barack obama, president of the united states is defending is nearly merely an excuse to be above the law. something used by nations to subordinate others. he alluded to the necessary necessity of developing technology to order defend patient against the mass espionage program that violates human rights and certain rights under international law. whenever a president talks about exceptionalism what he s t ....
in the fight against hiv. and america isn t the only nation built on slave labor. when america was born, the british slave trade was already more than 100 years old. the sad history in britain s great past. good evening, thanks for joining us. i m joie chen. there are late develops in the crisis in ukraine. president obama spoke to vladimir putin for about an hour this evening. the white house reports the president laid out a road map for a resolution, but only if russian troops returned to their bases, and russia engage in direct talks with the interim ukrainian government. the call comes after mr. obama drew a bright line on the most urgent question of the day. united states is united with our allies and partners in upholding international law. and advancing global security. the president rejecting what should surely be a rubber stamp vote in crimea s parliament. aimed at making crimea a part of russia. outside of the parliament building protesters push ....
when america was born, the british slave trade was already more than 100 years old. the sad history in britain s great past. good evening, thanks for joining us. i m joie chen. there are late develops in the crisis in ukraine. president obama spoke to vladimir putin for about an hour this evening. the white house reports the president laid out a road map for a resolution, but only if russian troops returned to their bases, and russia engage in direct talks with the interim ukrainian government. the call comes after mr. obama drew a bright line on the most urgent question of the day. united states is united with our allies and partners in upholding international law. and advancing global security. the president rejecting what should surely be a rubber stamp vote in crimea s parliament. aimed at making crimea a part of russia. outside of the parliament building protesters push back too only to be quickly put down by men in caps. for the fledgling government of ....