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it s another tough night. a number of troopers have text meso say what a good guy he was. take a look at this. you can see the state police vehicle in front of troop 2. the flag is at half staff. i m told when the trooper saw something unusual, he always checked it out and that s how he was killed. absolutely. one of our guys. it s a devastating loss. reporter: corporal ballard was a good stap state trooper and you know what his colleagues did to honor him? they kept working. the good news for citizens is that steve had over 700 brothers and sisters to do exactly what he did yesterday. so the citizens of this state are in hands. reporter: he was raised in maryland and even in @ civil air patrol there. a year and a half ago he was transferred up state to troop two. he was a dui enforcement specialist and about to take on a couple big projects. but family was job one. he lived with his wife and stepdaughter. he was very close to his family. he was the kind of ....
that s friday. it is 6:01 as we take a look at you re drive around rtp in durham, on i-40 east. things look great at i-40 and nc 54 at fayetteville road 54 at fayetteville road. it will take you six minutes on your commute this morning. things are looking dry and clear in fayetteville. bill and leyla. all right, thanks so much, tara. the north carolina naacp in southeast raleigh community leaders plan to meet today. they plan to discuss their next steps in the denkins case. he was shot and killed by an officer trying to serve a warrant on monday. investigators say a gun was found near his body. many in the southeast raleigh community have expressed out range over the shooting and at the bible way temple on holmes street starting at 3 p.m.. according to that warrant, raleigh police officers were threatened after the shooting. the warrant indicates it was sent in an e-mail, the threat was sent. now to the family, a smokes man says the mother wants answers as she s ....
forget.again, never where we are, hopefully where we can go in the future. and with this sort of unfortunate situation, the one 50th anniversary of the march on washington. this sort of perfect storm, i think. you just ran a list like you are a black american. i am an internationalist. tavis: is this an indictment because it was made by someone who happens to not be african- american? i don t like to make the distinctions on nationalism. grenada is where malcolm x s mother was born. it is not american history. it is world history. tavis: this is one of the debates that take up on social media. we are all glad that steve mcqueen did it, but why didn t somebody stateside do this. i don t know and i don t really care. i think it is a waste of time. we can talk about something more tangible and more worthy and more practical. i was just reading in the new york times a piece where you recorded the subject of barack obama came up. thatnotion of the fact there have been ....
how are you doing? nice to meet you. good to meet you too. good evening. as we come on the air, the 4,200 people stuck in that stranded cruise ship are finally scanning the horizon for land and sending pictures from their vacation nightmare. passengers crowding to see a chopper overheads as the ship krouls along as mile per hour, slower than you can walk. a tent city on deck, made out of sheets because of the conditions in the rooms below. long lines for food, passengers huddled in bath robes. there are also some concerns about stress and passenger health. abc s matt gutman starts us off with what s happening right now, matt? reporter: from a boat in the mobile bay, moments ago, we learned one of the passengers aboard the ship suffered a stroke and had to be medevacked. check out the tug boats, trying to nudge that 900-foot ship ideas a quarter mile channel. veering either way and it could ground. tonight they re doing that in the dark. reporter: tonight, wi ....
good to meet you too. good evening. as we come on the air, the 4,200 people stuck in that stranded cruise ship are finally scanning the horizon for land and sending pictures from their vacation nightmare. passengers crowding to see a chopper overheads as the ship krouls along as mile per hour, slower than you can walk. a tent city on deck, made out of sheets because of the conditions in the rooms below. long lines for food, passengers huddled in bath robes. there are also some concerns about stress and passenger health. abc s matt gutman starts us off with what s happening right now, matt? reporter: from a boat in the mobile bay, moments ago, we learned one of the passengers aboard the ship suffered a stroke and had to be medevacked. check out the tug boats, trying to nudge that ship ideas a quarter mile channel. veering either way and it could ground. tonight they re doing that in the dark. reporter: tonight, with the lame colossus finally within sight of land, ....