. >>> three men are in jail, arrested in connection with a shooting in durham. terrance cradle, andre hilliard and william marrow are facing murder charges in the death of eric ray. charges are pending against a for the suspect, keith laney, who is currently serving time for another case. ray was killed while walking home from work on andrew avenue their first court appearance later this morning. >>> people protested in the rain last night in charlotte. the gathered outside police headquarters to protest a prosecutor's decision not to charge a police officer in the shooting death of keith scott. the also marched, carried signs and held a moment of silence outside the omni hotel where justin carr was killed during a protest in september. last night's event was mostly peaceful. officers arrested three people for obstructing traffic. mecklenburg county da andrew murray announced he and a dozen prosecutors decided unanimously but officer brently vinson acted lawfully when he shot keith scott in september. the da said scott pulled a gun from in ankle holster and refu

>>> we have an incident on the southbound side of the durham freeway. let's take you out to alston avenue with the left shoulder blocked. traffic is getting by with hard to tell exactly what is happening by this tree. you can expect some delays as you leave downtown durham heading southbound on the freeway. also some heavy traffic northbound with typical congestion through their. because of the bright sunshine, we are having some sun glare delays between the 54 and 55 interchanges on also as you head into the cary area between airport bulbar -- airport boulevard and harrison. keep that in mind heading toward the airport. we have a few other crashes in wake county including bad accident we been watching for in apex on 55. you'll notice that the backups springs heading up toward the us-1 interchange. give yourself some extra time. it is a pretty smooth northbound trip once you get there up toward raleigh. we are just can you word of an accident on leesville road. the good news on the north side of town is 5:40 westbound is looking just find. the outer loo

durham county was ordered to recount emergency ballots. the votes come from a computer glitch witea the durham board of elections is being held at 8:30 this morning. tomorrow the interim director will appear. that meeting will be in raleigh. the state board of elections will hold a public meeting tomorrow concerning the governor mccrory protest of county results. this is because of voter fraud allegations. it is alleged a few people may ballots. >>> the unc board of governors will meet in chapel hill. one of the things they will talk about is the establishment of laboratory schools. this is something state lawmakers called for this summer. they are essentially charter schools. they will train new teachers. board members will also talk about the cost of tuition. annual increases from exceeding expectations. >>> a final meeting held today in one of the hardest hit cities in the state. the committee will hear from residents of a community college in kinston. last night the people of princeville learned more about options at hurricane matthew

durham police investigating a report of a 'sexual assault' near duke university. it happened around 10-10 this afternoon... on 'swift avenue' between 'campus drive' and 'duke university road'. the ictim told police... a guy grabbed her by the arm... and forced her into nearby woods at 'knife point'... where she was sexually assaulted. police only have a vague description of the suspect. new tonight -- a 'training - exercise' for the 'real deal' for officers. police say officers -- and the department's k-9 unit -- were training in a wooded area along 'shaw mill road' when they found a man's body. the body will be sent to the medical examiner's office to determine a cause of death. you can look for updates on this story on 'abc-11- dot-com.' new tonight - cary police releasing 'surveillance video' -- from a bank robbery in downtown cary. the 'fidelity bank' on chatham street -- hit just after nine o'clock today. police say a man wearing sunglasses -- and a multi-colored scarf over his mouth... handed the teller a cash. he did not display a weapon. if you know 'who'

an elderly woman is dead after a tragic, freak accident in durham. sean: police say the woman was dragged and then run over by her own car as she was leaving a friend's home yesterday. wmur's ray brewer joins us live this morning in durham to explain how this happened. good morning, ray. ray: police say a witness called 911 around 3:30 yesterday afternoon, reporting someone had been hit by a car along bagdad road. officer say when they arrived at the scene, they found an 86-year-old woman with very serious injuries. she would later die at the hospital. investigators say the woman had been visiting friends. band when she left, she started , the door and got out. officer: it appears the vehicle was in reverse and rolled down the driveway into the street, and then came to rest off of the road near a telephone pole. ray: the woman was found in the road, her car just a few feet away and still running. investigators say it is likely they will be able to release her name later this morning. meanwhile the crash does remai reporting live in durham, ray brewer

another at the alexander on the durham freeway. also you will run into various 40 out of johnston county through seven wake county into raleigh. >>> helping soldiers who are injured get to medical care more quickly. >> the new program at fort bragg that's the only one of its kind in the country. >>> the bill that could make it easier for you to get tickets to big-name shows. >>> your pick three numbers, 904, sum it up- 13. pick 4 numbers, 2189, sum it up- 20. carolina cash five numbers, 3, >>> the senate is cracking down on tic up tickets to concerts and shows in minutes. ticket companies then resell the tickets at markups. senators passed legislation that would make using the software an unfair and deceptive practice under the federal trade commission act. the house passed similar legislation in september. >>> this holiday season hillsborough police will you pay off your parking fines with food. it is the food for fines program. it lets you clear parking tickets with canned or boxed food items through the end-of- the-year. five it

live in durham, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: new developments regarding last year's circus tent collapse in lancaster that killed a man from vermont and his 6-year-old circus, walker international events, has reached a settlement with osha. it will pay $24,000 in fines, and now has to put together a safety and health management plan before the owners can continue running the business. state officials say this deadly tent collapse was completely preventable. osha says the company ignored seven weather alerts from the national weather service that warned of more than 60-mile an hour winds. the florida-based company is still facing a criminal trial in coos county and a wrongful death lawsui erin: new on daybreak, a farmington woman pleaded guilty this week to a riot charge in connection with the beating death of a man outside a rochester sports bar. police say laurie henner was with a group of people who assaulted 44-year-old james unfonak outside gary's sports bar in january. unfonak later died of blunt force head injuries.

pending the results of a recount in durham county....the nc gop says it has still not ruled out a request for a statewide recount. .nobody lost today. everybody won because we are going to be able to put these matters to bed and answer the questions that have been out there for a month the chairman of the durham take as long as a week and cost tens of thousands of dollars. the board will hold a special meeting to start the process. mccrory's campaign requesting that process start immediately...sayin g they will respect whatever the results show. live in raleigh, hw, abc11, ewn.

this primary school in durham, and the uk's youngest police force. i have some important news about future events you'll be participating in. it was set up by durham constabulary for children aged nine to 11. what is the main thing police do? rescue and help. this is giving them an insight into all of the roles the police force do. and i think it is changing children's perceptions. i signed up because it gives you an opportunity to do stuff that you don't normally do. i wanted to be helpful to people and i wanted to be kind, because i don't really speak that much because i'm shy. have you become less shy as a result? yes. the main aim behind the mini police is not so much law enforcement but more engagement. begin the process early and it is hoped the benefits could be profound. music plays. a lantern parade in durham city centre, and the mini police are on patrol, overseen by the man who set up the project. first initial contact between the police and children, often it is negative. what we are doing with the programme is trying to have that first c

it is essentially a warehouse in the middle of durham. they will learn about all the elements that come into theirjob. i will be showing you around to see exactly what they do. one of the big challenges facing police is how they deal with abuse that happened decades ago. john maguire has been looking at how durham has been dealing with one of the biggest investigations in the uk. it was supposed to provide a shock to the boys sent here. but the three—month sentence has in effect lasted for decades. it is not the sort of thing you talk about. i have a daughter, wanted love and cuddle her but i cannot. i could not because that is what it did to me. that is how much it ruined my life. it is not so much what happened here, it is the after—effects, that is the biggest thing. this man was convicted for his crimes and has since died at durham police realised it was a much bigger case and have since been contacted by almost 11100 people claiming they have been victimised. detectives have spoken to further suspects. the size and scale of the i

for a vigil at durham's central park. from there, they marched to the l- g-b-t-q center on 'hunt street'. they are looking to raise people to get 'tested'. over 18-hundred people are living with the disease in durham county. over 70-percent of new cases from 20-13 and 20-15 were reported in gay men. we're following breaking news in fayetteville. where a neighborhood is rocked by two shootings in one day. the story begins with a 'homeowner' defending his 'house'-- and a man ending up in the hospital. now, fayetteville police are 'back' in the neighborhood on 'catalpa road'-- for a second shooting... greg barnes-- live on the scene with the latest. the same street has rattled neighbors here..police say the two shootings are not connected. earlier this evening, police say a man was wounded by a guman who opened fire in the yard of the wounded man's home. police have while they look for clues and evidence, they say they don't have a positive id on the suspects or a motive. in the earlier shooting today, police say 31 year old

wmur's suzanne roantree is in durham with the details. reporter: durham police say it was about 3:00 this afternoon when they got a call that somebody had been struck by a car on baghdad road. police say someone who witnessed located an 86-year-old woman who sustained very serious injuries. reporter: police say the woman had been visiting friends on baghdad road. when she got in car to leave she started to back her toyota down the driveway but then opened the door. >> it appears that she stepped out of her vehicle, and had left the car in reverse stepped out, , the car rolled back and struck her. reporter: police say the woman was found in the road with traumatic injuries, her car idling just feet away. >> it appears that the vehicle was in reverse and had rolled him a driver into the street and came to rest of the road near a telephone pole. reporter: the woman was transported to portsmouth regional hospital where she later died. bagdad road was closed for several hours during the late afternoon as investigators tried to reconstruct the

. >>> three men are in jail, arrested in connection with a shooting in durham. terrance cradle, andre hilliard and william marrow are facing murder charges in the death of eric ray. charges are pending against a for the suspect, keith laney, who is currently serving time for another case. ray was killed while walking home from work on andrew avenue their first court appearance

this primary school in durham, and the uk's youngest police force. i have some important news about future events you'll be participating in. it was set up by durham constabulary for children aged nine to 11. what is the main thing police do? rescue and help. this is giving them an insight into all of the roles the police force do. and i think it is changing children's perceptions. i signed up because it gives you an opportunity to do stuff that you don't normally do. i wanted to be helpful to people and i wanted to be kind, because i don't really speak that much because i'm shy. have you become less shy as a result? yes. the main aim behind the mini police is not so much law enforcement but more engagement. begin the process early and it is hoped the benefits could be profound. music plays a lantern parade in durham city centre, and the mini police are on patrol, overseen by the man who set up the project. first initial contact between the police and children, often it is negative. what we are doing with the programme is trying to have that first co

an attorney for cooper's campaign says that is exactly what durham election officials republicans who work together to ensure an accurate result should be applauded. >>reporter: he says there was no evidence of a mistake, but a lawyer for the republican party says the issues cast doubt on the boat and a recount could help to clear it out. >> the easier thing to do is to retire relate. it is so easy to do, why wouldn't we? frankly, i do not understand why the cooper campaign has been opposed. state board of elections did not agree on whether there was an irregularly. >> i respect you, judge baker. i strongly disagree with you, sir. >>reporter: split down party lines the state board voted 3-2. dallas woodhouse as his -- is with the state republican party. >> the voters now have the opportunity to have full and results that came out of durham county. >>reporter: the mcquarrie campaign released a statement saying they're pleased with the decision. there is no real word on how long this recount could take. some say could happen fairly quickly, others face several days. most agree that in a

so we're going to recount durham. i got to tell you, suzanne is a good reporter, but she had several inaccuracies in the support. there's been no voter suppression in north carolina. we offered more early voting hours and more early voting sites than ever before in north carolina. what happened to democrats as we defeated hillary clinton and we defeated democrats up and down the ballot was there wasn't a suppression problem but a depression problem that they didn't like their candidate, but there were more early voting opportunities than ever before. >> two things, she's an excellent reporter. -- >> she's a great reporter but that was wrong. >> there have been several reports of voter depression. >> voter elections will show you more early voting hours, more early voting sites than ever before despite the rhetoric. >> duly noted. i think it's more than rhetoric, but let's move on get back on track. >> it's rhetoric if you don't accept the facts and correct them and recognize we had more early voting hours. that's what

durham -- >> you didn't want to hear about my trip? >> no, go ahead. >> durham, north carolina, this i want to hear. >> because it's the lowest in price for tickets, but orlando, overall? >> yes. they also have the whole disney thing. they have fireworks. >> yeah. >> a castle, it's a big thing, i'm not just saying that because they are our parent company, even though they are, and we should remine you of that. but i've done orlando before, and it's fun. what's the worst? las vegas. >> that does not surprise me at all. expensive. hard to get in. >> most expensive? new york city. not a huge surprise there. >> understand. go to times square, i hear it's not popular during that time of year. >> lots of room. >> another new york story, this is popular yesterday, this video that was posted on the twitters. this kid was walking a crosswalk in new york, and a young lady on, one-on-one basketball. guess who loses? >> oh, no. >> so that's jillian jordan who lost that little one-on-one with the professional basketball player, professional dwarf b

wmur's suzanne roantree is in durham with the details. reporter: durham police say it was about 3:00 this afternoon when they got a call that somebody had been struck by a car on baghdad road. police say someone who witnessed

glen na durham faces first-degree murder charges for the 2015 death of her husband, martin. the couple's parrot, bud, is the only witness to the alleged murder. family members say that the african gray parrot mimics what is believed to be martin durham's last words, saying don't expletive shoot. prosecutors a there's enough evidence for the case without the bird, but they have not ruled out putting the parrot on the stand. a date has not been set for the second day or preliminary hearings just yet. >>> wall street fallout from donald trump's weekend tweets. european stocks rise on political unrest. you're watching "early today." ,. so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. hey julie, i know today's critical, but i really... ...need a sick day. dads don't take sick days. dads take dayquil severe: the... ...non-drowsy, coughing, aching,

i am in the armoury section of durham's hq. tell us armoury section of durham's hq. tell us what we've got here. basically we've got operational firearms that we've got operational firearms that we deploy on a preplanned job. we've also got a lot of firearms that we expect officers to be able to make safe when they come across it, whether that be crime or seized. so essentially they've been used by criminals, some of these? yes, and what we will do is we will train to make what we will do is we will train to ma ke safe what we will do is we will train to make safe at the scene, prime minister to them being packaged and recovered. —— before they are packaged. these are shotguns, so these would be loaded with shotgun cartridges, usually used by the gentry for shooting grass snakes backin gentry for shooting grass snakes back in the old days. what about these iphones? these are stun devices. these are classed as a disguised firearm. if you are caught in possession of one of these you could end up with five years. five yea rs could end up with five years. five years

and to put people safety first. >> reporter: durham points to something in place at this intersection as an example of how that can be done. a pedestrian was killed here last year, but now the light has what is called leading pedestrian interval or lpi. it gives the pedestrian the walk sign first. lpi gives the pedestrian a head start. i can get well into the crosswalk before the regular traffic light goes green. we timed the jump on traffic between three and four seconds. durham wants the city to move quicker to consider lpi at more intersections. >> a traffic engineer mike look at it and say three cycles think it may impact how people get saves people's lives. it would is helped in this lady's case. >> reporter: even before this recent traffic fatality, the city was getting ready to launch a major traffic initiative involving changing the mind set of the entire community. when i join you on news 4 at 6:00, i'm tell you what vision zero means. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, julie. >>> as officials try to make safety improvements, we're learning about dangerous intersections in

, but for many of the boys sentjust for minor offences to the meadomsley detention centre in county durham, their three—month sentence has, in effect, lasted for decades. it's not the sort of thing you talk about, it's not the thing i would discuss with anybody. i mean, i've got a daughter, i want to love her, i want to cuddle her, i want to kiss her, i want to tell her how much i love her, and i couldn't. i just couldn't. that's what it did to me. that's how much it ruined my life. it's not so much of what actually happened to you, it's the aftereffects, how it affects your life, that is the biggest thing. neville husband was one of the staff who preyed on peter. he was convicted for his crimes and has since died. but durham police realised it was a much—bigger case, and have since been contacted by almost i,a00 people claiming to have been victimised. detectives have spoken to further suspects. the size and scale of this investigation is huge. the biggest of its kind. the volume is the big thing. straightaway, you know, we're dealing with i,a00 people. that in itself... it's pretty s

-- emma roddy -- emirates durham. leonard: we still see that diversifyingit is the market today, not just being a high-end retail destination but more of an affordable destination for the entire family. our park leans to the family market, making it affordable and for everyone to travel to the emirates to experience the parks of this scale and nature. if you want something of this, you have to travel quite a far distance to the far east or west to experience this large-scale themepark. people do travel to theme parks, it is a growing industry, and we are attracting the wider region. yousef: thank you. we will see how it plays out, the chief executive officer at img world of adventure. we closedlet it go, higher for u.s. futures, and also seeing sharp moves downward in oil. that is it for this edition. from: we have top stories the world coming. bloomberg tech is next. ♪ watching this afternoon as they begin the process to impeach president park. this is bloomberg. ♪ 1:00 here in hong kong, your top stories. china

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. >>> new details on the durham county vote recount. officials have until 7:00 p.m. on monday to complete the recount of more than 90,000 bat lots cast on election day. they come from five early voting sites. >>> tonight it's all in the family. locally family-owned businesses were honored for their contributions to the triangle. these companies were honored in cary, and capitol broadcasting company is among the honorees, it's the parent company of wral and fox 50. the journal says these ethics, and flan there by. >>> >. and -- philanthropy. >>> and it was a big night for us here, we had the tower lighting with a special guest, cinderella and her fairy's magic waned. >> reporter: is it really special? does it really do anything special? >> oh, yes, i've been told it is! >> reporter: let's see! >> oh! >> >. david crabtree magically lit the tower with a wave of the waned, and magic was all around the wral studios tonight, even bringing snow to celebrate the season. the tower will be lit each night as a beacon of hope for all to see. >> it looks just beautiful. >>> fort

the architect is from durham indios he held his story will help raise $250,000 through his foundation. it would go to als research and support for families battling the disease. he discussed what he envisioned visitors experiencing and his legacy within the building. >> i will be just sort of watching and singing. i fully expect people to have different reactions and take something different hopefully they will be uplifted in some way and they will be changed by virtue of coming here. we've posted its entire interview online to our website, wjla.com. fire officials in d.c. helped a woman who's a partner destroyed during a fire. they helped her find a way to make this christmas special for her littlest loved one. all of the gifts she had bought for her children and grandchildren were destroyed, but the christmas spirit is alive and well with the help of toys for tots in washington. they got the gifts they were hoping for. >> when we realized the ages of the kids, we realized that we currently many of them out. at that age, everybody enjoys christmas and receiving gifts. the grandparent

the state's board of elections is calling for a partial recount of 94,000 votes in durham county. republican incumbent, governor pat mccrory, refusing to concede despite state attorney general roy cooper's 10,000 vote lead. mccrory says voting irregularities could change election results. ed: here we are december 1 and we are just 14 days until marijuana is supposed to be legalized in massachusetts and the state has hit a snag. one of the problems? the governor's council has yet to certify the results of the question 4 balloting. the woman in charge of implementing legal pot, state treasurer deb goldberg says there's even a more pressing >> we have no start up funds and the senate president yesterday recommended that would look at the stabilization fund. i'm not comfortable with that option and we have to look at all options that are available to us. >> are you not comfortable because the rating agencies have threatened to lower our ratings ? >> they have been very clear about that. ed: record sunday at 11 a.m. on now on news 5. harvey: and taking a look at first alert traffic. yo

evergreen ridge in new durham. glove hollow in plymouth. and number one -- no drum roll? sean: sorry. kevin: thank you. sean: a great time of year to take the family. kevin: absolutely. we start early this morning with fair skies crossing a good part of the state. some extra clouds the further north and west you go. with that, the breeze for everyone through the day today. a risk of showers up north through the afternoon, switching over to a little bit of light snow. i think the chance is there with and southern areas. a reinforcing shot of cooler, drier air later this evening. all around us, the upper-level system continues to move to the east. as long as that is to our west, we continue with unsettled weather in far northwestern sections of the state. showers and just about any point. mixed activity along the white mountains depending on your elevation. far northern areas, that is likely in the form of wet snow. a couple of theer you will notice wind up atop mount washington near 60 mph. that means a pretty brisk stay for the rest of us, with highs in the 40's. not quit

durham police say 789-year-old janet du nham was dragged down own car as she was either getting into or out of it. she later died at the hospital. police say she was visiting friend at a knitting club. tom: new details tonight about the man accused of running from a crash scene in merrimack this week. we learned today he had just left court on an unrelated matter. we are live now with that story. reporter: authorities say that the man was leaving court after appearing before a judge on other charges when he ran a red light, crashed into another police say he was able to i will ruled authorities for more than an hour after the crash in a parking lot on the daniel webster highway. authorities say about 16 officers from several departments searched the wood and several developments in the area. a state police k-9 was brought in and he was eventually arrested. his lawyer says this all started when the suspect saw federal immigration officials in the court parking lot who have a >> my client did not engage in any criminal behavior, judge when he left the courtroom, or the courthouse, rath

. >>> in north carolina's race for governor, it's down to durham. mccrory is trying to avoid the jaws of defeat. with an order for a recount of 94,000 votes in durham county, mccrory trails his opponent roy cooper by more than 10,000 votes. he's refused to concede and used allegations of voter fraud to challenge the votes in a dozen of counties. durham's board of elections, which was at mccrory's request on november 18th. but the decision was overturned and the republican board member said the ballots in question included irregularities. although a state election official who proofread the results said they were accurate. the recount could take up to a week and cost the state tens and thousands of dollars and even then republican officials have not ruled out the possibility, wait for it, of recounting the entire state. >>> up next, building a new and improved democratic party. is it time to reboot the democratic party brand? stay with us. as a supervisor at pg&e, it's my job to protect public safety, keeping the power lines clear, while also protect

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police in county durham have arrested two people on suspicion of murder after the body of a man was found tied up near a house. the man hasn't been identified but officers say he was local and in his late 20s. say he was local and in his late 205. a say he was local and in his late 20s. a 25—year—old man, and a woman who is 19, are now in custody. the government is drawing up plans to make all civil servants and holders of public office swear an oath to uphold values. the community secretary says he wants people to set an example to newly arrived migrants, but labour dismissed the idea as a gimmick, which would make no problems to the ideas of radicalisation and integration. the general secretary of britain's biggest transport union, the rmt, dismissed claims that it is organising strikes as part of a conspiracy to bring down the government. mish cash distanced himself from the remarks from the rmt's himself from the remarks from the rmt‘s president suggesting trade unions were co—ordinating industrial action to oust the conservatives. here's our business correspondent. some media

we have mike barton, chief constable of durham police. janet hills is president of the black police officers association. and we also have a youth violence consultant and campaigner. why do you think violent crime is on the rise? two things. the first is that violent crime encompasses a wide area. harassment, stalking. 60% of all violent crime does not involve any injury. but when we look at the top end, which is knife crime, if you ask offenders what induces them to still commit a crime, it is the fear of getting caught. so if they don't fear getting caught, then they are more likely to commit that sort of serious crime. what do you think? you work with young people and you have been involved —— who had been involved in gangs and knife crime.|j would say it is the need for better partnerships with the community and with services that will prevent a young person from even carrying a knife. stop and search is a cure, not a prevention, it is getting into the minds of young people while they feel the need to carry a knife. you do not thi

an elderly woman is dead after a tragic, freak accident in durham. police say the woman was dragged and then run over by her own car as she was leaving a friend's home yesterday on bagdad road. she later died at the hospital. investigators say they will likely release her name later this morning. the crash remains under investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in conway that forced five people from their home. a viewer shared this video with us, showing the intense flames engulfing the home on mountain view road early yesterday afternoon. -- yesterday morning. firefighters did rescue one person from the home. it is not clear if that person was hurt. the garage was also damaged. but it took about an hour to get the fire under control. energy costs go up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. it means that the market price of the energy we buy for you is changing. but we're working to increase the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region because more energy means

there were irregularities with the vocab s the board of elections ordered recount of votes counted in durham county, police are searching the smoky mountains for survivors of that massive wildfire that il seven. 200 firefighters are battling the blaze. safer people are being treated for injuries the flames that damaged more than 400 homes and businesses around gatlinburg an pigeon forge, dolly parton dollywood theme park is located. today she promised to help the victims. >> want wide helping hand to those who have lost everything make sure that we provide $1,00 per month to all of the familie that lost their homes in the fires until they get back on their feet. has been a trying time for by people, this will help. >> more than 40,000 people evacuated monday night, tonight they're waiting to see what is left of their homes and is the secondary season for severe weather starts the deep south in january called this is early, you can have a tornado i virtually any state in the unio in any month. it is more rare than in the other times but you can. >> reese also lightning here yesterday, a few l

actor, and he even has a profile on imdb, but most recently he was on the volunteer fire department in durham. he has a history of drug arrests and a dwi and he drove his car into a teenage pedestrian. he is being held in the dc jail, and business nearby are very much aware of the real consequences of this fake news. >> some of the business owners ask canned us and talk to them. they are very, very concerned about what happened here yesterday. >> reporter: i talked to the owner of comic pingpong, and he said he is just so moved by the outpouring of support outside of the restaurant, and they will reopen again tomorrow at 5:00. we are live in northwest, i'm nikki burdine, wusa 9. >> thank you, nikki. >>> have you seen this woman? 19-year-old caitlyn aikens has year today. >> even though there's few clues since she disappeared from the mall in virginia, her family is not giving up on finding answers, and mola lenghi has more. >> reporter: it's been exactly a year since caitlyn aikens seeming livanished. her family has not heard from her for exactly 1 year, and they are at a loss for what to do.

steph mcgovern has been behind—the—scenes at the new headquarters of durham police to find out more. what you are seeing there is one of the cool handlers, this is one of the cool handlers, this is one of the team who will deal with the 999 calls that come in and they will decide how to dispatch and who to dispatch to the differentjobs that they deal with. i‘m pleased to say it has been fairly quiet for them overnight but i have also been told not to say the quiet word, someone just said in the background, she said quiet! 0n the whole, a lot of crime is falling but one area seeing a rise in violent crime and thatis seeing a rise in violent crime and that is what we are going to talk about now with mike barton, chief co nsta ble of about now with mike barton, chief constable of durham police, janet tells, president of the black police officers association, and cats need, youth violence consultant and campaigner. mike, why do you think violent crime is on the rise? two things, the first is that violent crime encompasses a wide area, so harassment, stalking things like that are includ

the 86-year-old victim was found on a road in durham this afternoon, where she'd been visiting friends. investigators say it looks like she left her car idling in reverse, got out, and then it rolled backwards dragging her and running over her. she died at the hospital from her injuries. >> a victory tour. president-elect trump and vice trump formerly announced the deal to keep 1,000 jobs at carrier air-conditioner plant inist were. trump made the plan a major campaign, for pence, it is a home coming as he wrapped upas indiana governor. no new cabinet posts announced today but sarah palin has emerged as a possible pick for secretary of veterans affairs. palin has said she would be interested in the job. former massachusetts senator scott brown has also intervieweo ben: green party presidential nominee jill stein has officially filed for a recount in michigan. stein, back in her native massachusetts today, wants a hand-recount of all 4 million-plus votes cast in michigan, which donald trump narrowly won. wisconsin will begin recounting its votes tomorrow also under a stein request. the

cumbria, durham, teesside brenda showers but in england and wales, the perfect walking afternoon, winds light, and blue skies overhead. it is colder than it was on christmas day and with a cold day, certainly a cold night in store. strong winds we i’e cold night in store. strong winds were time across northern scotland but they will gradually eased down. 0ccasional rain across the far north throughout the night but away from that, clear skies, light throughout the night but away from that, clearskies, light winds throughout the night but away from that, clear skies, light winds and temperature is dropping widely, maybe —6 —7 across parts of the midlands and into southern england. a crisp, frosty start to your tuesday, another great day to get out and about. one or two spots of rain across the far north of scotla nd rain across the far north of scotland but most places dry, winds light and skies will be primarily of the sunny variety. debord is tomorrow much like today, around six 01’ tomorrow much like today, around six or seven. take away the strong winds, and when feel quite a

john durham, a career prosecutor, spent two years reviewing painstakingly the activities in the last administration under enhanced interrogation techniques. so there was a lengthy and robust review of that. so i would challenge the notion that that was not looked at. on the accountability point, i want to stress one thing. the report that came out earlier this week, that was long in the works well before the election. that is a reflection of a longstanding commitment to put down in one place and, frankly, it reflects a number of meetings that i had with a range of groups and stakeholders who kept saying you've spoken to these issues in isolated places in speeches, in various documents. it would be great to have it all in one place as an authoritative document, and that's what you saw reflected there. >> lawyers have asked for a pardon saying he can't possibly get a fair trial given that trump has called for his execution. what do you think the prospects are for that? and then you called general kelly a dedicated military man given the time that you knew him at southcom. is it too man

election board members have until tonight to recount all 90-thousand ballots in durham county. democrat roy cooper won that race, beating ot incumbent pat mccrory. but the issue comes from a computer malfunction in tabulating the votes from six different voting sites. the data was ultimately retrieved, but republicans argue the glitch created the potential for fraud. dubai is now home to the world's largest flower structure. how many plants are on the replica of a giant airplane. the packers are once again giving fans a reason to celebrate. we have all your highlights from the win at lambeau. the old pabst brewery is getting an upgrade. carl is checking out options this morning. wakeup news. you may have to scrape some snow off your car this morning... but overall it will be a quiet monday. well have cloudy skies and highs in the upper 30s. lows tonight will drop to right around freezing. we may have a few isolated flurries or sprinkles overnight and throughout the day tuesday. the big story heading our way is the colder air well see by midweek. expect highs in the 20s and wind

we are being hosted this week by the police here in durham. this is a custody suite. there are 16 celsius. not a very busy night last night, only a few people left however earlier in the weekend it was quite different. hopefully you will never experience inside of one of these but as you can see this as the bedding. a solid platform at the bottom. a mattress, a fellow. you will be given a blanket. a toilet and washing facilities will stomp all the time—honoured set by video and by audio. a rather sobering message here. it is not love the queen of late to avoid further arrest ask to speak to the custody sergeant. that is the person who runs this place and is the very heart of it. but as you can imagine, as you can appreciate, this is not the kind of place remotely suitable to how someone place remotely suitable to how someone with mental hills issues. kind of mattress... it was a weird environment to be in. the last time that combines was that this police station he had been detained under the mental hills act and taken to the mental hills act and taken to the cells