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some say a storm surge of 9 feet is possible in the capital of south carolina, charleston. one boat owner is worried. we re concerned we re going to lose the boat. you know, the reports are varying from 4 to 6 feet to 11. if we re 11 feet, everything is gone. nothing can survive. fox news chief meteorologist rick wrightman is standing by. where is it going? likely making t 1200 it s going to be very interesting to see what barrier islands look like when we get out in the morning. whenever we get moving tomorrow we re going go check that up, but we re going have to let some of this water get out of the way first. we took a ride in downtown savannah and checked some things out. the city has faired quite well in this. i kind of put myself in the worst part and i m just getting creamed right now. that was the strongest i felt when i started doing this tonight. we went out. i saw a lot of downed tree limbs. it s just like a dream when we drive through this. we didn ....
i kid, of course. i love it. but it s true. i think as we learn from the key note last night, we live in the world that reconstruction made. and so the very important that we sort of grapple with and try to understand this period in our history. and we haven t really had that kind of reckoning yet. maybe this is our opportunity to do so. you can say what you want about the centennial of the civil war, but it happened. we didn t have a centennial of reconstruction. we weren t here in 1966 sort of talking about this. maybe it was too soon then. but hopefully not now. today i m excited to introduce our panelists who are going to challenge us to think more broadly about the who, the where, the how of the processes that sort of constituted reconstruction. as a public historian or someone that sort of calls himself a public historian, i m particularly gratified also that we have the opportunity to engage with you, a broader public, in this discussion. one of the aft heard la ....
is north caldwell at 277, so again the interstate running okay but if you re on north caldwell, injury accident in center city this morning. 485 looks good, 77, 85 both still running in the green, a few slow downs here independence boulevard up to the monroe road split or albermarle road split, and a few slow downs there on providence road. as al mentioned, the rain showers continue to move in and out of the charlotte area. but it is a nasty morning for your wednesday morning commute and keeping an eye on that is wbtv s kristen hampton, she is live this morning with the latest on travel conditions. kristen? reporter: yeah, chris, i think you said it best, a sloppy mess. let me step out of the way, this is i-85 north and southbound at freedom drive in west charlotte. you can see that mist coming up off the roadway. it is not raining right now but 15 or 20 minutes ago pretty heavy band of rain came through, re-wet the interstates. they will be wet throughout the morning ....
helping build a democracy after a revolution. this is aljazeera america. good morning, live from new york city, i m randall pinkston. president obama in a few hours will be heading to oregon where he will meet with victims and families of last week s community college shooting. overnight, there was a shooting at northern arizona university s flagstaff campus. the school is confirming one killed, three others and the shooter in custody. no word yet phon a motive. the president has been making a passionate call for gun control off the the shooting, but he is expected to stay away from political talk today. gun rights activists plan a protest. there is pushback in roseberg to the president s position on gun control. the protest has a body art fundraiser that has put more than $5,000 in a fund for victims. i don t think we can even really fully understand what has even happened yet, everyone has a need to act in a participate. i feel this is one of those ways we can ....
this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i m stephanie sy. president obama is on his way to oregon, where he will meet with victims and families of last week s umpqua community college shooting. the president has been making a passionate call for gun control after that shooting, but he is expected to stay away from political talk today. gun rights activists are planning a protest. aaron alexis and as allen schauffler reports there is pushback. reporter: you will find community strength on signs all over this town. at a local tattoo shop it takes this form. a body art fund raiser that has put more than $5,000 in a fund for victims. we can t even understand fully what has happened. everyone has the need to act and participate. reporter: at the community college, the classroom building where nine people were murdered is still sealed off. near the entrance to the school, flags and flowers on a fence honor the victims. small stones spell out hope, unity, a ....