Northwood Temple Academy in North Carolina conducted the baptism for a few scheduled students, but the principal said the rest of the kids joined the affair when the ceremony moved them.
has been really good decade for republicans in north carolina but there are some signs of resurgence going on, it s hard to predict special elections because you don t know who will turn out, the early balloting numbers, absentee ballots have favored the democrats which is one reason that the president is coming in to pay yetville and vice president is coming to county to galvanize the republican voters, so this ought to be a republican seat, now the republicans held this seat which is based in charlotte because all the way across the state in southern part of the state, it ought to be a republican seat, republicans held it since 1963, president trump carried it by 12 points in the last election but several reasons why it s become competitive according to all the polls, one is dan has been running for 2 years and got the jump on dan bishop, probably
we have to work together to get through this, but, again, if you don t have to be on the road, stay off the roads, as she said before, we the water is standing, people are on the road, you need to stay on the road. again, we have curfew in effect. the only reason you re in the roadway if you re going to shelter this evening, again, thank you. mike: officials in fayetteville, north carolina sounding the alarm saying the worst is yet to come from tropical storm florence warning of historic flooding home of the little river and the cape fear river and fayetteville, north carolina sound familiar to you, proud military town as the home of fort bragg, major u.s. army installation, they are warning folks should get out, they are word about the impact of rivers, flooding to record high levels in the hours ahead, so, very serious situation there in north carolina, now as tropical storm florence moves inland,
someone s life so please heed to it. one last thing on the shelters, please inform everyone, bring your medications, bring if you have pet food, to care for yourself, the power outages will not be measured in hours, they are working hard, i know, but be prepared for long haul, thank you very much and at this time i will turn it over to the mayor of the city of fayetteville. thank you, commissioner, i am joined by colleagues, council members kathy and dan, dj and donnie, jim art and council member larry wright. i think i ve got everyone. folks, i m about to say something that s not scripted but it s serious, if you are in these areas, this is a serious life-threatening matter, if you refusing to leave during this mandatory evacuation, you need to do things like notify your
with one man who road out the storm, a trucker and here is what he had to say. it was rough, i was getting ready to leave i said, all right, this is all, i m going to stay right here. hundreds of thousands of people still without power, 12,000 people still in shelters, 5 dead from this storm and it s very difficult operation for those power operators to go out, there s a lot of debris on the road, live wires down when ever you try to drive in every direction here, molly, back to you. very teenagers situation on the ground and particularly getting around is concerned, we appreciate it. mike: live to fayetville, north carolina where officials are providing update on florence there. you to make your decision, you can t hesitate, you need to decide where you re going, we will talk about that a little bit further in terms of potential evacuation decisions. while the storm appears on the