>>> hello and good morning thanks for watching cbs north carolina i'm stefan chase alongside justin quesinberry. we're getting to know each other well this morning u. auto just learned she had a pet iguana at one point. >> at one point. no more, he's gone. >> that's a story she told us right before away went on. i thought how do we go on. >>> we have some news for the people at home. so this morning we do have beairshelle edme live in raleigh with new information that we learned overnight in a case that police are calling a homicide. >> and ali warshavsky will have a look at your morning commute but first let's head over to alyssa corfont in the weather center with a look at your forecast. i think we're going to like what we hear. >> i think you are we're looking at the chance for temperatures falling back to 90 today and over the weekend but the 80s early next week. dry side right now. this rain that's back to the west around the greensboro area actually reaping the ground and we'll be tracking that into central north carolina throughout the course of the morning. can't rule out an

what happened. >> hello, everybody. it's 5:0 in the morning. thanks for watching north carolina news. >> he's in a really good mood because it's his birthday. >> you're giving out all my secrets >> . we begin right now with the tropicsful tropical aggression 8 ve coast but high surf and daims rip currents are still a threat for the next several days. life guards are warning folks to be extra careful and to say out of the water. >> and tropical depression 9 is in the gulf coast and expected to -- a hurricane watch for parts of physical and that stretches from northwest of tampa to an area east of panama city. what we can expect here. >> well, good morning, guys. tropical depression 8 not going to have an impact on the north carolina coast other than what we were talking about with rip currents and a strong surf. make sure you're paying attention if you're heading that way to what the life guards are issuing whether it's safe to be in the water but here's that cluster of showers. here locally we're on the dry side. fayetteville, raleigh included tbh that. a stray shower or storm develo

>>> thanks for watching cbs north carolina at noon. we are following breaking news right now. the u.s. department of agriculture ram hawz announce anonymous threats promenting the federal agency to close officers in five different states and that includes north carolina. also included connecticut, maryland and west virginia. a spoke person for the usda says they received several messages that raised safety concerns am total of six offices have been closed. the fbi and local law enforcement are working to determine if the threats are credible. also right now a tropical storm warning effecting the north carolina coast. not one but two different depressions continue to make waves. >> 8 and 9 are expected to miles an hour. that's a really big deal going into the labor day weekend. >> just as important as 4th of july weekend. tons of commerce and tons of visitors to the outer banks. stocks up our restaurant and our rental home. it's our last big weekend of the year. everybody is in school. >>> the north carolina department of transportation is -- you see them there. prepped and ready f

governor has from north carolina has sought -- with regards to this decision. if we're going to get it out we're going to go through it quickly. i don't think the supreme court has ruled on the stake however. >> can someone repeat what she said? commissioner narasaki: i think what she was alluding to was that the state of north carolina has filed for a stay pending an appeal from the supreme. -- to the supreme court. so she's saying we need to get the statement out because it's a shifting legal -- commissioner castro: right. that was in the newspaper a couple of days ago. i'm going to call the question for a vote. commissioner kirsanow, how do you vote? >> no. commissioner heriot, how you do vote? commissioner heriot: i don't know. >> commissioner nirasaki? >> i recues myself. >> commissioner kladney. commissioner kladney: i pass for the moment. chairman castro: i'll come back to you. commissioner achtenberg how you do vote? commissioner achtenberg: yes. >> madam vice chair, how do you vote? >> yes. >> and i vote yes. commissioner kladney? commissioner kladney: yes. >> so the motion

>>> right now on cbs north carolina break overnight raleigh police say now a man found dead behind a home was murdered. find out what his mother says happened to him just days beer someone killed him. >> and once again republican presidential candidate comments made during a political ral in north carolina. >> the right words or you say the wrong thing, i have done that. >> we'll tell you how the clinton campaign responded to this apology. >>> good morning and thanks for watching north carolina news at 4:30 i'm justin quesinberry in for russ bowen. >> i'm stefan chase. thanks for watching cbs north carolina. we're going to get to your morning news and a check on traffic. alyssa corfont knows, good morning. >>> good morning to you at home. well, yes, we could have rain around the area today and into the afternoon. as far as this morning is concerned we're looking at showers back to the west towards the greensboro area. some of those culled make it in t our area for the morning commute. very light in nature if it does arrive. most of us will wake up to extra clouds as we wake up on t

affairs unit. i'm steve sbraccia, cbs north carolina. >>> we return to breaking news. the teenager living in durham custody is speaking out. 10-year-old wildin acosta was released two weeks ago after posting bond. let's take a live listen in. >> i was about 7 to 8 years old when my dad migrated u.s. when i was 13 or 14 my mom also migrated here. when i was in honduras i was only with my older brother who was about 22. during that time i would look as well because during that time it was only him and i. during that time i started my studies. when i was about 17 years old, i attended a church. we had one day we went to the park and it was my turn to talk about god to some youth. >> when i found a youth group. through a translator. he fled honduras and was put in ice custody. in the past couple of weeks he was released from the facility. he posted bond and is expected to have a new hearing. it's in the clear when this will happening. michael hyland is covering it and we'll have the at wncn.com. >>> an infamous former durham county attorney made his way back in court. michael nifong is

suspicious death in an block. >> cbs north carolina's emma wright is live outside of the police department with what we know on this story right now. emma? >> reporter: well neighbors tell cbs north carolina that it may have been a little girl's body that was found in a van. they say her death may have been caused by the heat. we're still waiting for police to confirm that information. but the called 9-1-1 and the little girl had been left inside of that mini van. they were called to harth side street t. came in as a cardiac arrest. when they arrived at the apartments they found an unconscious person who was pronounced dead a short time later. they were at that apartment complex for much of the night. we are again, still waiting for the durham police to call and confirm for know something about what happened there to call crime stoppers. reporting live in durham. >>> earthquake victims will be remembered as a state funeral today. dozens of victims are still missing. 231 of the quake's 292 victims have been found. the mayor and residents of the hill top town rejected the plan to

north carolina at noon. >>> plenty of high school football action starting tonight but what's in store weatherwise. meteorologist alyssa corfont joins us on what we can expect today. >>> good afternoon home, as well. big games starting tonight. game of the week played at clayton versus cleveland at cleveland high school. let's go ahead and get started with what we're seeing outside before we got to the high school game forecasts. 85degrees. nice mix of sun and clouds here in raleigh but just driving around on my break sometimes you'll see sunshine, others you'll see the gray conditions and that's for the most part what's going to continue into afternoon. i want to show you the satellite and radar composite because on and off throughout you into a closer look at home. few isolated showers across mecklenburg county and then as we take a closer look at edgecombe that's were we're seeing pockets of heavier rain south of the halifax county lined south of tar breast cancer were we're seeing some moderate rain at this point in time. on and off again throughout the day the heaviest showers and

you have to do it on your own. >> right now on cbs north carolina dropping -- the impact the storm's already having on >> and for the first time 9-1-1 calls are now giving us an inside look into the deadly mass shooting that unfolded inside an orlando nightclub. >> so beautiful. >> today the parents of a toddler who died after being left in a van in durham is expected to el us exactly what happened. >> hello and good morning, stephen chase. we begin right nowed with tropics. tropical depression 8 moved further off the coast but rip currents are a threat. life guards are warning people to be careful and stay out of war. >> tropical depression 9 is expected to strengthen today. that prompted forecast forecasters to issue a hurricane watch for parts of florida. an area east let's go straight to what we can expect as well. >> yeah. it continues to be active in the tropics. tropical depression 8 no longer an impact tor. it was dry as we do start off our wednesday morning. dry around our area. the coast looking pretty good as well. just a few isolated showers through the wilmington area. k

>>> right now on cbs north carolina breaking news. reports of gunshots. >> not one but two tropical depressions could impact our coast this week. first day of school for thousands in our good morning, everyone. it's very early and a lot of people already up. it's 4:30 in the morning. thanks for watching north carolina news. >> a look at your morng news and a check on traffic before you hit the bus stop this morning. let's check in with alyssa for the forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you at home. many students heading out doort this morning. fresh for a start of a flu school year. this morning we could start off with some wet conditions. these showers moving in from showers say towards halifax county, wake county and some very light rain. a lot of this will taper off before it's time to hit out the door this morning. 68 in henderson and roxboro. we have 73 in raleigh and dur rasm and southward a.m. low 70s. we climb to 84 at lunchtime. we make it to 89 this afternoon. just a little above where we should be. there will be a chance for a stray shower. make sure the kiddos tak

on her life. cbs north carolina's emma wright is covering the fallout this morning. trump crossed line yesterday. his critics say that comment was inciting violent bus trump says they were a caller for political mobilization. they caught one trump before his second north carolina rally in fayetteville yesterday. we were among the first to ask him about the comments that quickly drew some backlash. >> in favor of the second and. strong and united. in fact the nation just came out appear agreed that that is absolutely the way that i foo el that. >> i heard about the quote. it sound like just a joke gone bad. i hope he clears it up quickly. >>> hoin campaign said what trump said is dangerous but she's not accuracied his comments dreksly. >> all right. thank you. the republican continued to champion his plan with claims it would lower the -- nonpartisan experts. he told cbs north carolina how he plans to beat clinton in the tar heel state. >> sort of tied right now. right now we haven't spent the money. we're doing very well in that reregard. erer doing very well. we tend -- very big.

continues to linger near the north carolina coast, tonight at this threat from central north carolina to the outer banks. >>> we start with storm team, and chief meteorologist, with the latest information just coming in. >> good evening to you and to you have waited for this disorganized tropical depression to gain a little strengths and become a tropical storm. that is not going to happen tonight here the national weather center keeps it a tropical depression. they have been measuring every little bit of information they can heading back to biloxi but what they found is still a mi./h winds and very important for us, it has made another turn moving directly to the northeast you're still very slowly but officially moving away from the north carolina coast and the conditions here on out will continue to improve. it is now about 79 miles from hatteras, north carolina. however, the track strengthened this into a tropical storm by early tomorrow as it begins to race away from the entire from the national hurricanes center. >> home, as we get ready for the final day of august, tomorrow, we als

depression number 8 is 66 miles off the coast of north carolina. 66-miles from hatteras. 39-mile-an-hour is a tropical storm and it's been for 24 hours. the big story with the movement is it has started moving again. it's now moving, north, northeast. there is some minor circulation but it remains poorly organized. tropical depression as it moves parallel to the outer banks. as it moves to the northeast, it will become a tropical storm by late in the day tomorrow as it speeds off. as we mentioned, the tropical depression is now a little more than 60 miles off the coast of hatteras. that is where we find our own kristin ketchell covering the storm from the coast. >> reporter: hatteras island in the outer banks. this is one of the places along the outer banks that has been prepping for tropical depression number 8. the winds and the waves have been ping up significantly all day today as the storm inches closer to shore. lifeguards have placed no swimming signs and red flags on some of the beaches and others are being monitored by water rescue. close watch on people on the beach becaus

could reach north carolina later this week. >>> later this week has in 48 hours from now -- as in 48 hours from now we will have impact in our town from tropical storm hermine. the big story today as the hurricane hunters were flying around investigating this system, they found winds strong enough to upgrade it from tropical depression number 9 to winds remain at 45 miles per hour. it is still moving really slow north, northeast. that means it's sitting over some warm gulf of mexico water. it will allow it to pick up in moisture which in turn will turn into rain and it will allow it to get a little better hinting at the last 24 hours. when we look at the computer models we look at the cluster and what the trends are. i'll put this in motion the computer models have been trending toward a westerly push. you can seat clusters. there's two of them but the bigger one is right over us. so it made sense at 5:00 when the national hurricane center shifted their forecast track over us. expect it to make landfall first in florin slowly move up while weakening through south and north carolin

>>> i'm stefan chase. >> thanks for watching cbs north carolina at noon. we start with sad and breaking news she out of gaston county. the search for a missing girl finding what they believe is the toddler's body. >> jordan ann dumont was last seen yesterday afternoon by her mother's boyfriend. police believe he fell asleep and the child then disappeared. helicopters, k-9 sent multiple law enforcement agencies assisted in the search. >>> no heat advisory but temperatures are still scorching and potentially dangerous. melissa korff want joins us with more. >> reporter: good afternoon to you at home. let's go ahead and talk about just a few clouds at this point in time. we've been watching the camera throughout the morning and there has been plenty of golfers as we head into the afternoon. i'm sure those numbers will taper off as the heat and humidity taper -- get the best of us. 890 raleigh, 900 durum, 900 south hill, 920 fayette fell. upper 80s around clayton, to you need to factor in the humidity and this is what it feels like. it feels liquid hundred -- 1010 in wellington, 99

have won a number of major victories after court strike down voting restrictions in north carolina, wisconsin, kansas, and taxes. .e will speak to ari berman >> we are heading into the first presidential cycle in 50 years without the full protections of the voting rights act. what that means in practice, eckstein states have new voting restrictions in place for the first presidential cycle. it is urgent to o restore the voting rights act and make it easier to vote in a whole lot of ways, things like early voting and same-day voter registration, automatic voteter registstratio. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a federal appeals court has struck down voting restrictions in north carolina saying they disproportionately affected african americans. in the ruling, the three-judge panel from the fourth circuit wrote -- "the new provisions target african americans with almost surgical precision." the law had been challenged the by the justice department the , north carolina naacp, and other civil rights groups a

>>> north carolina news at 4:30 starts now. >>> right now, a raleigh man is in jail charged with murder. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump heads back to our area. his next stop and the changes taking place >>> trying to combat gang violence with the help from governor's office. good morning. >> we have your morning news and a look at traffic in a minute. first, storm team meteorologist alyssa has a look at that traffic. >> let's take a look at that satellite ray dare composite, most of us on the cloudy side. we are seeing a few showers throughout portions of johnston, counties as we do start off our monday morning. take the umbrella with you. there will be a small chance for rain this morning. showers and storm chances developing this afternoon. as far as temperatures are concerned, 74 in raleigh and durham. 67 in henderson. south ward towards the sand hills, 65 in fayetteville. for the day ahead, fog out there. 75 at 8 a.m., 82 at lunchtime, an 8 it will be warm and humid. scattered storms through that 6:00 drive at home as well. a closer look at today and the r

>>> north carolina news at 5:00 starts now. >>> good morning, everyone, thanks for watching cbs news, north carolina. >> good morning, hope you're having a great morning. i'm stefan chase. we have emma wright where a murder suspect is still in jail. >> and alli will have a look at your morning commute. first, let's che alyssa and see what our forecast looks for today. almost friday, which means almost saturday. >> and the weekend, yes, just around the corner. so here's a look at your visibility map as we start off our day. yesterday we had some fog, same situation today. visibility less than a mile across portions of gnash, edgecomb, wilson counties. visibility about .8 of a mile. less than a half a mile, 7 miles in pine hurst. looks like the southern portions of the county visibility less than 5 miles. fayetteville dropping just a little bit to 8 miles right now. we'll keep you up to date and let you know if those numbers change. we have dropped a degree in raleigh. we're still at 76. still very warm as you head out. 73 in fayetteville. a little bit of fog for your morning driv

of horrible 2013 vor tex ride accident at the north carolina state fair. at the news conference the owner is not the same as the owners of this ferris wheel but the team looked into that. >> well we knew the name company involved was not tied to the north carolina incident public records are showing otherwise. >> five people were sent to the hospital after being thrown off the vortex ride. >> you've got to get somebody out of here. >> sited for the incident by the state ben aosha. they own that company. familtr it was their son joshua even though this department of labor report shows an inspection for the vortex ride was paid for by ruby. it's the ride owner. we pulled that business license which is in fact registered to dominique. >> every -- to the attorney of yet. they will not have any raids. >> all right. thank you. a man is in the hospital after being stabbed during a fight in durham. it happened this afternoon around 1:30 on east main street. police say the man had serious injuries and a suspect is in custody. no word on what started the fight. in your campaign 2016 news, don

>>> good afternoon. glad to have you here. good afternoon. thanks for watching cbs north carolina at noon. >> covering fayetteville. an update we first brought you yesterday. shot while walking tuesday died at the investigator say the gunman opened fire hitting angela taylor nearnd andy and ike streets. witnesses sate gunman who was riding a cruiser-style motorcycle sped off on to bragg street. >>> we are also following breaking news in arkansas. sebastian county sheriff says the sheriff and chief of police were shot while -- a man armed with a semiautomatic weapon. no word on chief's condition. has barricaded himself a nows. an armored vehicle and helicopters have been deployed. they have been called in to help. we will be following this story and update as you get more information. >> governor matt mccrory is taking the fight to the supreme court. he's asking the justices to reinstate the law that was struck down by the fourth circuit court announcement yesterday. what's he telling you today? >> reporter: russ, the governor knows we're less than three months away from the election

. >>> north carolina news at 11:00 starts now. >>> chaos and confusion at crabtree valley malaise report of shots fired sends people running for the exits. good evening, i'm maggie newland and thank you for joining us. it afternoon and tonight crabtree valley mall remains close, but a lot of questions remain as to exactly what happened? cbs north carolina amy cutler was on the scene shortly after the reports of shots fired and what have you learned? >> reporter: well maggie in the last half- hour we received an update from raleigh place and they are telling us that their investigation here at mall has wrapped up, but their work continues. one was shot. >> cell phone video captures the chaos inside crabtree valley mall. people running, trying to get out, as fast as they can. in another video, can you see two guys dancing, and then you hear what sounds like a gunshot ring out, around 2:30 this afternoon. police say they were called to the mall for report of shots fired. local, state authorities responding in force. the mall evacuated. people crossing glenwood with with their arms ra

drive is coming soon sponsored in part by the team here at cbs north carolina. hear from the family of a little boy who benefits from donations like yours >>> first, let's take a look at where the sun is up at topsville, north carolina. looks like somebody is running there on the beach. getting a nice start to the weekend. >> surfing, too. >> surfing, too. can't beat what you are doing at the beach. if you are at the beach, you are doing all right. about 82 degrees. i'm justin quesinberry >>> and i'm beairshelle edme. and meteorologist kristin ketchell will give us a breakdown of how hot it will get. >> a lot of people enjoying time outdoors this week. the good news is that it's' not going to be as hot as it was yesterday because it was brutal in the afternoon. 99 degrees was the temperature in the triangle. this mng at raleigh durham international airport where you can see high thin clouds. the skies looking hazy because the humidity is going to be high once again. now, our satellite and radar picking up on a few very light showers that you see here in halifax county, also northamp

what charged with shooting and killing him. cbs north carolina emma wright is live at the wake county court house with more on the story. >> witness tells cbs north carolina this shooting happened during a chase. they say somehow that chase turned violent. shots were fired. one of them hitting the victim in this and another bullet hitting a car. year-old zyreke braxton. they shot him in a shopping center in the 4600 block. this is same shopping center where a deadly shooting happened last summer. hiss wife say she's struggling with what happened and trying to come to terms with the situation. >> his heart was huge. testifies a social he had no hatred towards anybody. and now my family is torn. my family is torn apart in so many ways. >>> both of these suspects are due in court later today. reporting live in raleigh. i'm emma wright. cbs north carolina. >> so very tough. thank you. people upset about at drowning death of a toddler. the planner says they are angry authorities say the 23-month- old was in the care of his mother who had lost custody of the boy. she's now charged with invo

chase. thanks for watching cbs north carolina. >> i'm justin quesinberry in for russ bowen who i guess is getting an emma wright is in our studio as she takes a look ate murder case that's set to head to court in fayetteville. >> ali will have a look at your morning commute. first alyssa corfont's here with the forecast. >>> good morning to you at home. take a look at this. this is our satellite and radar composite and it is showing a clear start and a dry start to our friday. or in justin's case his monday. >> as you are getting ready to 72 in henderson. 73 in louisburg. 73 in rocky mount and clayton. the exceptions in raleigh and lillington, 76 degrees. so a bit warm and muggy here. 75 in clinton and 77 right now in raeford. so let's take a look at that forecast for your day ahead. 78 at 8:00 a.m. rather muggy by then. 88 at lunchtime. most of us on the dry side. 92 our high but get ready for this. it will feel like 103. also keep that possible as we had into the afternoon. more on that weekend ahead but let's check in with ali. how's that commute look snag. >>> looks great if

governor's office. good morning. thanks for watching north carolina news. >> we have your morning news and a look at traffic in just a minute, but first, storm team meteorologist alyssa has a look at that forecast. good morning. >> good morning, guys, and good morning to you at home as well. now, the majority of us are starting off on the dry side. if you look north of raleigh, that's where we are seeing pretty heavy downpours. we are also seeing heavier showers, even lightning across portions of edgecomb county. nash county, you are seeing rain. no thunder and lightning. these are all moing to the north and east. that's why the southern portions of our area are on the dry side. northern portions should see drier weather. as far as the temperatures are concerned, 74 in raleigh. 73 in durham. clinton, you are at 74. here's the forecast for the day ahead. some patchy fog at 8 a.m., 75. we climb to 85 this afternoon. possible. i will let you know how long you'll need to hold onto that umbrella for this week coming up in just a little bit chl right now, let's check in with allie. >> g

, everyone. thanks for watching north carolina news and what's going to be an extremely hot and dangerous day. >> oh, boy. get ready. most of our area as you were just saying is going to under a heat advisory today. we'll get you over to storm team meteorologist for a look at the forecast. gork. >> good morning, guys. good morning to you at home as well. a heat advisory for second day in 95 corridor. it's been expanded to include the triangle, include chat hamm and lee counties as well. it will continue until 8 p.m. this evening. what we won't have to worry about this morning. any rain. look at this. monday morning. that makes us smile. 77 right now in raleigh. 57 in clayton. 75 in louisburg. so here's a look at your forecast for the day ahead. 90 add noon. hot and humid. it will feel more like 103 to 105 or hotter. 95 whether be the actual high today. a closer look at the rest of the week forecast. >> good morning, acely is alyssa. could take a little while to be clear. another accident in raleigh. still in the process of being cleared. beryl road. fayettevilleier clear. no iss

>>> north carolina news at 5:00 starts now. >> good monday morning. thank you for watching cbs north carolina. >> i'm russ. emma wright is live in raleigh where a murder suspect is expected to appear in court today. it is a very controversial case right now. >> and we'll have a look at your morning commute, storm team meteorologist is on deck with that forecast. frms some of you are starting off quite soggy. take a look at this. this is our satellite radar composite. raleigh and southward for the most part on the dry side, but we are seeing some showers moving across portions of ash koun tu, wilson county, even portions of edgecomb county hearing lightning. southern portions of grandville out the door, you are traveling on 85 in grandville county, take it easy as you head towards your morning destination. >>> let's go ahead and talk about these temperatures. 74 in raleigh and dur tam. 72 in roxboro. 67 in henderson. 74 in reford. here is a look at your forecast for the day ahead. some fog out there early. 75. 82 at lunchtime, and 85 our afternoon high. very similar to yesterday

tell cbs north carolina the driver of a motorcycle is dead after pan accident on nc55. what you're seeing is a live look at the scene where the road has been shut down since about 3:30 this afternoon between burlington avenue and dayton street. no word on the condition of the driver of the other vehicle. >>> it's a powerful act of kindness that's making a big her kids. >> zer rick lewis reports how the police officers sprang into action to help a family get on the right track. >> reporter: when this mother and her three children asked for help, the guard called police. that phone call to the police sle was asking to give her time. >> reporter: officer hawkins knew she had to do sthi. she made several phone calls to find that person a statement of finally, she found a room at the red roof inn. >> oh, god, somebody sent somebody. >> reporter: officer hawkins said to help was an easy decision. i have kids. >> reporter: officer hawkins spent about $100 on a room, toiletries for the family. >> i within the with cash in hand. we were able to pay for, i think this was another two nights b

>>> cbs north carolina joins us -- where he pleaded guilty to six charges. you talked with the family of the victims. >> yeah. di. and those six charges include four counts of second-degree murder. one count of attempted first- degree murder. as well as armed robbery. roger duncan sat in handcuffs listening to the family members of the victims. several relatives had tears in their eyes as they spoked to suspect. one victim said she has no anger towardeds dup can. >> marsha says getting saved just one year before her son's death helped her deal with the pain today. and he was sentenced to up to 44 years in prison for those six charges. live in durham. i'm derek louis. cbs north carolina. >> also breaking tonight chief -- retiring from the fayetteville police department. what does the chief say is mind his decision tonight? >> he was very candid in seeing to his knowledge there's no misconduct investigation going on involving himself or the fayetteville police department. he just knows it's time to turn in his badge. now chief standing along side his wife gloria announced this re

>>> what happened? >> right now on cbs north carolina, 2 nuns are now found dead in side their home. >> what investigators believe was the motive. >> and breaking news just days after an earthquake killed hundreds of people another earthquake rocked the same part of italy. >> before you hit the roads in recall why oh have a traffic alert. we're going to tell you what area to avoid and how to get around it. >>> good morning, thanks for watching north carolina news i'm russ bowen. >> i'm stefan chase, happy friday. first, let's get right to the forecast good morning alyssa. >>> good morning to you at home as well. we start off our friday morning, finally, right, it is clear. we starting off dry, no rain in later this afternoon can't rule out a shower. most of you opt dry side. straight to the temperatures, if you are heading out early, maybe just rolling over in bed. it's 74 in recally. 73 in durham. upper 60s across portions of vance county towards henderson. fayetteville, we have 71 in clinton and lillington. here's a look at the forecast. a warmer morning. 74 at 8:00 a.m. it will b

>>> good morning, everyone. thanks for watching north carolina news. >> taking a look at traffic and storm team meteorologist. last few days of august. hard it believe. >> how did that happen so fast? >> yeah. last few days of august. it's going to be hot for us here. we're talking about the tropics. there's a lot going on there. let start off with first with a parts of our coast from cape lookout to oregon inlet. this includes the panaco sound. tropical storm warning conditions are expected within that area within the next 24 hours. so let's switch right over to our satellite radar composite. we're not seeing a lot of for the start of our day. that's good news as you're waking up. getting ready for your morning commute. i want to talk about what's going on off our coast. you can see a more system by any stretch of the imagination. this is tropical depression number 8 and continue to look like it's moving closer to us throughout the morning. and could start to bring us showers as we head throughout the morning into the afternoon. overall, this is not going to be a significant sto

voters got in a fight inside the rally. what police are doing differently today. >> cbs north carolina will have complete coverage p -- complete coverage of the visit today. >>> we're less than 3 months from election day and it's who will be on the ballot in wake county. they found the ballot to be unconstitutional. last night the board of elections told a judge that the most feasible options are going forward. at the top of the list is to use the district maps found to be unconstitutional, after that revert back to the maps created in 2011 and separate proposals by state democrats and republican leaders. >> so the easiest and the most practical thing would be to go forwd they were enacted by the general assembly this time. >> the general assembly, the eastern district of the north carolina and the judicial district have been playing ping-pong. >> it's unclear when the judge will make a decision. in the meantime the board of elections is about to begin work to get absentee ballots to get ready. >>> cbs north carolina has everything you need to know, wncn.com and scroll down to campaign 2016

. thanks for watching north carolina news. >> one of those systems is moving away from the coast right now but another could cause issues for us later this week. cbs north carolina is there right now. we're going to check in with her in just a minute. >> we'll go to storm team meteorologist with a look the a the forecast today in our area and -- good tower camera. more cars out on the belt line but it's very dark out there. sunrise dun happen until 6:47 this morning. let me show you the big picture. not a lot going on. continuing to drift away from the east coast of north carolina. here locally most of us on the dry side. most of us will stay on dry side all day long. maybe a few clou morning. let's get straight to the temperature. 72 in wilmington, raleigh. you're in the upper 60s. we're also seeing a bit of fog right along the 95 corridor. something to pay attention to as you're getting ready to head out this morning. 65 right now in south hill. we're watching for that fog. 73 at 8 a.m. 84 add noon. a mix of sun and clouds there. just a stray shower or storm possible as we head to 6:00 t

>>> north carolina news at 6:00 starts now. >> you are looking at a live picture there. a system outage grounded delta flights worldwide. we are leave at a packed rdu with this breaking news. >>> a warning shot, and we -- we got somebody that got hit. >> this morning, we are haerg made just before a deadly shooting in raleigh. we are live as a suspect appears to make his first court appearance. >> good morning, everyone. >> we'll get to many of those big stories in just a moment, but first, we need to take a look at what's going on with weather. >> yeah. for the first time in quite some time, we have stuff to talk about this morning. wefr lingering rain. we have fog. here is your live picture from shaw university. we are look towards downtown raleigh. not raining here in raleigh. see these showers. i'm showing you the looping image over the past two hours moving really to the north and east. now, i want to stop and bring you into where we're seeing the heaviest downpours this morning. that's right over portions of grandville and vance county. check out henderson, middleburg right

few hundred miles off the north carolina coast that is what will steal the headlines this week. the impacts here are not going to be significant, if anything at all other than some rain, some wind and high waves along the coast. power big story will be a cold front but we'll watch what happens with tropical depression number 8 as it eventually becomes a tropical storm and comes close to the out per bank will do almost a hard right turn, come across florida and take about the same path sometime on friday off our coastline. since we remain on the left side of the eye of this tropical system that's usually the clean side, the bothering side -- boring side. so tonight we'll watch temperatures which are close to 90 today slowly fall through will make us. >>> all right. the search continues for a man -- actually, if you'd like to follow the tropics, you can keep up with any advisories and alerts. just download it for free. >>> the search continues for a man deputies say is responsible for the violent death of list daughter's grandfather. a domestic dispute led up to the shooting death of

>>> north carolina news 11 starts now. >> we are following news .4 people found dead in a townhome just miles away from the campus of east carolina university. this is all happening at the west point townhomes near the medical school. >> the murders are not random and they have identified a suspect still on the lease.they have not identified victims.do not know if they are students. neighbors are shocked and say this is a quiet area shock because stuff like this never happens so when we find out about news like this, it is very disturbing to all of us. >> we're expecting more information over the next half hour and we will posted in this newscast and also online at wncn.com . >> dangerous heat is expected to stick around for one more day and forcing schools to take action to keep students safe. activities are called out tomorrow. we have a first look at your forecast. >> good evening two years. our high today in the triangle was 95. our high today in the triangle was 95.98 in the sandhills and it will be almost as hard if not just as hot tomorrow and that came with a heat index of

months to come. >>> a north carolina man accused of killing his two daughters, their mother and sister is due back in north carolina. he is expected to appear in a pitt county courtroom. he is charged with killing garlette howard. charges for the deaths of athlete children are pending. police say the four appear to have been beaten to death with tonight. many of us have already seen overcast skies most of today. mike maze has the latest on this. >>> we have been watching thunderstorms bubbling up on the radar since about lunchtime today. they are out there. some looking rather strong. we'll go from north to south heading up towards southern virginia and the northern counties, everything is developing and moving to the east and southeast. since there is so much moisture in the atmosphere, these are dumping very heavy rainfall. over far western halifax county, the doppler radar is estimated between 2 to 3 in earlier this afternoon. farther to the south here in wake county. we see an outflow boundary. they may develop some thunderstorms as we go through the next couple of hours. it is ove

here in north carolina. his visit takes place just one day after his unveiled his economic plan in detroit. >> this afternoon trump will first appear in wilmington before he heads to fayetteville. emma wright has more on what people can expect today. >> reporter: this is donald trump's second visit to fayetteville and his first to wilmington. he's expect today take about his economic plan that he rolled out supporters have been busy preparing for trump's visit. volunteers say they have shifted into what they are calling high gear to recruit new volunteers to register people to vote. they are looking forward that hearing more about that economic plan that's dump talked ant yesterday -- about yesterday in detroit. trump proposed increase in aid for families to increase choice and reduce cost in child care offering much needed relief to american families. they are suffering. we are going to get them this much needed relief. >> reporter: and donald trump's first visit to fayetteville brought some national attention to the city when protesters and supporters got into a fight inside of t

the first time since their little girl was found dead earlier this week. cbs north carolina is covering is the family saying? >> yeah. it was very emotional for this family right now. they're trying to deal with the loss of this little girl. 3-year-old leslie ramirez. a spoke person for the family says there were three dulls in the van with leslie and her siblings while they were out during the day monday runninger rands and grabbing food to eat. the mother says around 3 p.m. they parked the van in four hours later leslie's father came home from work and found his daughter still inside the van. he tried to save her but it was too late. leslie's mother says it was truly an accident. >> it was an accident. not even a mother will plan or desires for their child. i love and still ve daughter. it was truly an accident. i love my daughter. a mother will not like to kill her children. >> as this family is trying to deal with the pain they're trying to raise thousands of dollars for her funeral. also after the press conference i talked to the chaplain about those moments when the fathe

into central north carolina. as a matter of fact we are completely dry. pretty cloud-free skies as well. the official sunrise is an hour and 10 minutes away. we'll wait to see what our day holds when the sunrises. >> 68 right now in durham. 64 in hender so many and louisburg. upper 60s. back to 70. 71 in wilmington and clinton. a.m. a pleasant start to the day. just as hot as yesterday. humid frimentd. we drop back to 87. more on the rest of your week coming up. right now, send it to al lie. >> good morning. it's 5:31 on this tuesday. bright and early. not much to worry about just yet. 540, 440, 40 moving well. a lot of green on the maps. the raleigh area. if you're going through fayetteville, no problems there. 95 able to go the speed limit. flying out today, hopefully somewhere cooler than here. good travel conditions. flying through the major airports should arriving on time. outside now the parkway just east of u.s. 1 you can see it's -- we're off to a very quiet start on this tuesday morning. >> all right. thank you so much. right now, police are train hitting and killing a wo

indeed. hello, everyone. >> thanks for watching cbs north carolina today at noon. >> breaking news out of chapel hill right now. an early dismiss a on first day steuntds home. >> what we know right now as duke energy is there on sietd. they're working to find out what happened. due to the high heat they dismiss classes at 11:00 this morning. we'll keep you posted on what we find out. well, some very strong weather may be hitting the outer banks am live look right now at kill devil hills. alyssa looks like trouble could be headed our way. depression. about 80 miles we're looking at a tropical storm watch. this hasn't changed since we last spoke this morning. the oregon inlet. this in effect as tropical storm-like conditions are expected over the next 36 hours along the outer banks. let's go et let's get to the latest track. looking very week off the north ro until later this afternoon into the evening and that's when it could strengthen into a tropical storm. it gets close to the outer banks and approximate t makes a turn. that's when it gets the stronger. thursday morning. winds ab

continue to follow this throughout the morning and bring you updates on cbs north carolina and watch our website at wncn.cc. >> a number of breaking news stories. also breaking a man is in jail accused of inteptionally starting a responsible for a series of fires during the past and a half. a fire that tore through lower lake causing $10 million in dang. they charred 4,000 acres. the fire dubbed the clayton fire is burning near the same area. investigators are now trying to figure out if he's responsible for the fire that destroyed 1300 homes and killed four people many the shooting that killed imam they have now arrested a man in connection with saturday's shooting. investigators arrested oscar morell and charged him with two counts of second- degree murder. they tracked him down from a hit-and-run. they found the murder weapon hidden inside a wam of his apartment. they believe he followed two men and shot them in the back of the head when some believe the men were kills because therm muslim. they are still searching for a motive. >> breaking news. around 4:00 officials announced ni

>>> north carolina news at 11 starts now. >>> we are following several stories, neighbors say a child was found dead in a car. we are on scene with new details.>>> trouble in the tropics. two systems along the carolina coast, one prompting a storm warning. the other will make landfall in -- in florida. wes hohenstein with the latest information. coming in on the officer involved shooting in raleigh including the names of those involved more on those stories in a moment. >>> we start with breaking news in durham. >> police on the scene of a suspicious death. a child found dead in a car near downtown. amy cutler just arriving on scene.>> reporter: sharon and investigating this suspicious death. you can see some ambulances coming through here as investigators work together -- work to gather whatever evidence they can. a neighbor said she called 911, that she saw a child in the back of a minivan. that black minivan in the parking lot of that apartment complex, she says she saw a child in a man first came to the vehicle but the child was inside. she believed the child, a little girl

a little bit of rain. temperatures are in the 90s with some 80s and 70s in north carolina, but when we factor in the humidity you see the pink tinge. it the heat indexes will only get higher tomorrow. as we look at things, showers over south carolina and moving in. you'll see a little shower around wayne county. in blaton county. they kind of wash themselves out. up around zebulon and wendell but not much movement at all. so a slight risk of a stray shower. wise warm and humid overnight and patchy fog with lows in the 70s. >>> the coal ash controversy continues. >> today dozens of people marched outside of the governor's answers. jonathan rodriguez is live in the studio with the latest. >> reporter: this all comes down to the safety of drinking water and it's dividing the public. >> i stand before you today with a heave hi heart. >> reporter: she backed it with heavy words. >> for the misleading, distrust unprofessional damage that pat mcrory and his administration have done. >> reporter: they are upset about the safety of their drinking water. >> what do we want? >> clean water. >>

. >>> we've been watching how tropical depression eight would affect the north carolina coast. it dumped only showers along the outer banks and now residents and tourists are looking ahead to tropical depression 9. >> big changes to that pictures. before we that maybe it wouldn't have much of an impact but things have changed. a lot of the computer models are keing it pretty far offshore and we have seen some big changes coming up in 10 minutes i will show you the specific path hour by hour how it may affect north carolina. in the meantime, let's talk about what he will see heading out the door with our south hills skycam. we have had that some low cloud cover develop and in other a lot of this burns off with cloudy skies today. durham is 76 with 70 and holly springs. we have 75 in fayetteville and 74 in goldsboro. that sun trying to shine through the clouds. 83 at lunchtime with a high of 90 this afternoon. not a lot of showers and storms little bit of tomorrow. friday looks completely different with high temperatures almost 20 degrees cooler. more about that coming up in about 1

thousands of rescues underway right now. thanks for watching north carolina news. >> good morning to you, russ. and storm team meteorologist acely sla. hot weekend for sure. >> yeah. it's going to continue today. that's what we have cued up first. that heat advisory in effect from noon un8 p.m. today. we are looking that the heat advisory and heat index values between 105 and 110. make sure to stay hydrated. your satellite radar composite looking like we're on the dry side. you won't have to worry about those umbrellas this morning. a small chance you'll need that up where la this afternoon. also in the mid-70s in rayford. as you're making plans plenty of sunshine this morning am warm one though. 78 at 8 a.m. 90 on hot side at noon. 105 or hoot hotter. remember that heat advisory in we're back to 93 as we head to 6:00 this evening. more on the forecast and when we finally get a break from the heat in just a little bit. let me send it over to kristen. >> good morning, everyone. a few issues on the road. a stalled vehicle in garner. you may run into some delays in that area. an accident in

expert on how you can get prepared with little time to spare right now on cbs north carolina. >>> good morning everyone it is monday morning. 6:00a.m. thanks for being with us i'm russ bowen. >> bright idea and bushy tailed. >> auto almost said 6:30. >> i'm stefan chase alongside ali warshavsky anderson almeida core. as soon as you step outside you're going to notice the change in the air. cooler than right now. so expect the change tuesday keep rolling through central north carolina. 69degrees. beautiful early morning look at beat beginning of the sunrise. the official sunrise doesn't happen until 6:40 this morning. so we have a little ways to go before we see the sun crest the horizon. the early morning peek of color sure is nice. no clouds anywhere in sight on the satellite and radar composite. so if you are starting off early today, just destination safely. you won't need the umbrella at all this week. now, let's get to the temperatures because as we were talking, it's something you notice as soon as you walk outside. much cooler. >> roxboro right now 63 degrees. 64 in henderson an

, cbs north carolina will have complete coverage tomorrow beginning at 5:00. >>> a federal judge is reviewing a challenge to a sex marriages due to religious beliefs. the hearing is taking place in asheville. it was passed by the state general assembly last year. the plaintiffs in the case want the law overturned. since the law has passed 35 magistrates have been exempted. the rule is expected in a few weeks. >>> well, what was supposed to be a family day at water park investigation of the accident >>> a kansas water park is closed as investigators try to learn how a 10-year-old boy waterslide. the family of 10-year-old caleb schwab was visiting the water park. >> reporter: officials still have not said how 10-year-old caleb schwab died, only that he was on the verruckt water slide. >> we honestly don't know what happened. >> reporter: witnesses said they saw the boy's body lying on the ground. sheet. you don't want to believe what's going on. >> reporter: caleb was at the park as part of a free admission day for lawmakers and their families. the slide sends riders on a raft. riders