>> anchor: as cm s board members take crucial changes for student assignments. parents and hundreds of them are speaking out for and against the charlotte. state law makers could intervene if it passes. thank you for joining us tonight. i am sharon smith. we start with the charlotte/raliegh show down. the governor e-mailed city tea members saying that the

could create public concerns. it is what folks call a bathroom clause. changes accommodations for the locker rooms and restrooms. joishgs opponents thought that the bags was over. advocates are fighting to get city council to look again. and after an e-mail city leader ares may be second guessing putting it to a vote. proposed changes to protect people from discrimination are long overdue. >> no one should be kicked out of a cab for holding hands with their partner and kicked out of the restaurant for the way they identify. >> reporter: it is a battle north carolina has been fighting since the measure failed. there is a new mayor and several city council members that may

>> every person deserves the rights that everyone else. >> reporter: one proposed change is the using of the with. >> there is a risk for sexual that. >> reporter: the governor e-mailed the council members that it could strain relationship between charlotte and the state. it would be fighting for the rights of >> they may find themselves in positions of being fined or facing a lawsuit for really choosing to do what their concan vikzs and their faith lead them to do. >> reporter: they feel it should focus on profit and not the sexual identity of the

hershey is confident that the changes will pass p. >> it is a small, small way to help protect members of our community. >> reporter: the governor's e-mail was sent as a response and how it may affect the relationship between charlotte and the state. that it rally will start tomorrow at 5:00. >> anchor: it is the end of a very nice warm e-mail. changes are coming to the forecast soon, we will check with leigh broke but tonight is still okay? >> meteorologist: it is still in the 60s your average high temperature is 56 degrees. that. this is the toyota camera.

in some spots. we have nice temperatures. [inaudible] and the rest of us mid to upper 50s for now. degrees. and showers popping in. and you will see more clouds than anything. and clouds in the mainly high elevations. this is a heavy cell moving through. elkin. we have a batch of rain. and evening hours, it is a slow draw on the temperatures and low 60s and mid50s by 5:00 a.m. many of us stay in the 50s the entire night. the bus stop or you may run into fog. watch out for that and leave extra time. 54 degrees is the 8:00 a.m. temperature. first thing on the monday morning and may be foggy and

more day in the the 60s and gets cooler. that is coming up in a bit. >> anchor: thank you. one step in the process. cm s, hopes to break up clusters of poverty and improve performance district wide. neighborhood forums are heated as parents ask about bussing and school choice. christian, i know these covered west mclen burg. what are the concerns? >> reporter: parents are in improving diversity. but for those parents wanting to keep their children in their neighborhood schools. they had an opportunity to voice their neighborhood today. >> reporter: after hearing about the possibility of children bussed out of the

questions in one of two forums on sunday. thelma hopes that parents made are with the children's well-being in mind. >> we are not trying to do it to them but for them. >> reporter: there is votes for upcoming goals. they address high canconcentrations of poverty. >> being bussed or whatever you call it is a good thing. >> reporter: for other parents it is not diversity. >> i don't want my brown baby to think that they have to be bussed to another neighborhood with people who don't look like them to be educated properly. >> reporter: they want to make sure bussing is not a goal being voted on. >> that is a tool, that is not a goechlt>> reporter: parents

no schools can be ignored. >> what i would like to see to see the neighborhood schools invested and up to par. >> if your kid were a signed to this side of town, it is not sent to a hole where no one cares. >> reporter: even after tuesday's vote, the board of education will be in a planning stage for how they will go about achieving the goals. >> anchor: thank you, christian. tomorrow is the last day to have the questions. what is more important, school proximity or diversity. there is a link to the survey with christian's story on wbp tv.com. >> the queen assistant district attorney welcomes back the cia basketball tournament. there will be events all week.

and looking forward to a week that is more than just basketball. >> a winter vacation and reunion and the basketball tournament. and alumni activities and professional network all wrapped up in a weekend of activities. >> anchor: the tournament raised more than 20 million in scholarship money. expect more traffic around the up town holtzes and arena this week. one person was shot after an argument at a gas station. two men got in a fight last night. one of the men was shot in the arm and he was okay enough to drive himself to the hospital and police are searching for the second suspect. there is a devastating situation in a house fire in wiggins rod.

disaster team are helping those victims now. and gastonia firefighter said the dog escaped the fire. it took firefighters ten minutes to put out the flames. the home had no working smoke detector and gastonia fire can't stress how important those detectors are. they are also busy with a wreck this morning on i- 85 and exit 17. a semitruck and suv collide canned while the suv driver was trying to merge right after another vehicle ran into the semi. officials believe that the driver was distracted by her phone and didn't braevenlth she

the driver of the suv is charged with having no license, dwi and unsafe lane change. emergency responders working to serve a person thrown from a vehicle in northwest charlotte tonight. it happen near bell haven boulevard. we are working to learn more about the accident and how that person is doing now. another serious accident in our roadways. two helicopters were flown out to an accident in the springs. it involved two motorcycles. it happen on miller bridge road early this evening. we are working to learn more as troopers investigate. six people were killed after a man opened fire at random cross park ping lots in a town in michigan. we hope you enjoy the weekend.

didn't see a lot of sunshine, but the temperatures will get cooler and there is a lot of

we'll have that after the break. >> anchor: a michigan man in custody of accuse canning of carrying out random shooting 66. we have more from kalamazoo. >> reporter: music and prayer brought hundreds of kalamazoo resident together in a church service to honor the victims

>> this kind of tragedy happens in california or new york city or overseas. it doesn't happen here. >> reporter: 45-year-old jason dalton began when he seriously wounded a woman outside in a apartment complex. four hours a father and son killed in a car dallasership. and then dalton killed four women and a 14-year-old girl was injured. the women were in two vehicles here in the cracker barrel parking lot. authorities are are searching for a motive. he was working as a uber driver and passed the background check. this man was his passenger. >> he was driving through medians and lawn and finally once he came to a stop, i jumped

mel an's fiance warned passengers to stay away. authorities believe dalton would have continued the shooting spree if he was not stopped. >> anchor: place say dalton did not have a criminal history and they don't believe the acts are terrorism related. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. donald trump is fresh off a primary win. he expects to win enough delegates to clench the republican nomination in july. no candidate won new hampshire and carolina as trump did without winning the nomination. he expects to win states in his words, republicans don't think of. >> we had such an amazing victory.

or i tell you what, we'll go one after another. are we going to win georgia? but it is crunch time. we have to go out and vote and we have to get out there and vote. >> he laid out his roommate and pen pointing michigan and new york that he would sweep in the republican column. marco rubio went to tennessee today. portraying himself as the lone candidate to unite candidates now that the field is narrowing. he is a conservative to unite and grow the gop and the entire nation. >> i will be a president for all americans, even the americans that don't agree with me. and even the americans who don't like me. and even the americans that protest.

twitter, i will cut their taxes, too. >> anchor: he made a stop in little rock, arkansas. he said the race has a different dynamic with three real contenders. trump, senate cruz and himself. that keeps churning out there with all of the politics and it is nice to have good things to talk about with the weather. everybody enjoyed a nice day. >> meteorologist: hopefully the showers didn't get in your way. upper 60s today. unfortunately it is time to ease back in february. it is not a drastic change or hit all at once. you are going to feel like it typically would this time of year. mainly cloudy skies from the nissan honda tower cam. here is the number. 60 degrees still in charlotte

and we can handle those temperatures. cloud cover can outside and that is with us most of the day. and couple of sprinkles passing through. and they are very close to us. hanging in the overnight period, it is a different issue. not so much the rain but the humidity is high. and we have a possibility of fog by tomorrow morning. heading out to work and school, you will have a 0 mile visibility. and not what you want to wake up to. and that will be the case in a lot of places tomorrow. it will be mild tomorrow. and by p noon head out to lunch. and 4:00 temperature 61 degrees. there is a better chance of a shower tomorrow. and only a 30 percent chance. that will not be the wettest day tomorrow. but the rain will get here. here's what we dealt with, wind

pressure is pulling in the wind and keeping us nice and mild today. it was not able to push through today. and it is going to tonight. and tomorrow morning, high pressure in place and pull our wind out of the north are more. and heading through your day, not only cooler temperatures, but the better chance of showers especially the second half of the day. and high pressure to the north. there is a another low pressure system down south. that will make for a wet couple of days. that high pressure system stays in place. and the cool temperatures stay in place. we are talking about 40s for a high temperature on tuesday. plus, the next low pressure system. and you put those together and a very cool and wet day on tuesday. and warmer for wednesday and wetter in the middle of the week. and 30 percent chance on monday

tuesday and 90 on wednesday and taper down and heading in the second half of the week. we can look the at a lot of rain. and by wednesday evening, we could see 1- 2 inches in's lost places. that is a substantial amount of rain and that will head in the first part of the week. they checked out the wbtv weather app. and just how heavy it is in our area. over the next couple of days, we have changes and don't have a lot of 60s showing up here. and 61 degrees, and a 30 percent chance of a shower. and on tuesday, 47 and that is a cool high temperature. and they are mild and 60 degrees and another wet one. we could see thunderstorms on wednesday. and by thursday, we'll cool it down, closer to where we should be this time of year and 50s for

plenty of sunshine and that is more like what our february should be like the second half of your week. >> sounds good. and we'll take it. ash ton, up next with sports. >> bask (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense.

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>> sports anchor: welcome backment nascar in daytona. and rookie chase elliott is the youngest pole setter and walking to his car. lap 19, elliott got loose. and elliott able to avoid the inside wall. it tore up the car. and 31 laps to go dale earnhardt slams in the inside run. it was an upset. and greg biffle getting a run. and danika touch and ride wild in the end field. finishing 35th.

underneath. it does not halt hamelin's momentum. it is hamlinat the line right here. and this wins by 11, 1 thousandth of a second. that is the closest finish in daytona 500 history. busch and edwards in the top five. and sprint cup is in atlanta for the quick trip 500. denny's mom shared the tweet. a picture of a letter hamlinwrote. my wishes to win the daytona 500. on february 17th neat 98. and he finishes the letter by saying, i love racing. and it looks like his inner child will be happy now.

revealing the race car they plan to use this year on the formula circut. they are the first american team in 30 years and thanks for dave for sending in the store tore today. final round. bubblea wattson sitting at 15 under and in a solo lead. and hornets taking on the brooklyn nets. and courtney made his debut and started for the team. and 26- 24 hornets. and thaddeus young to the the bias line. and nick hit the buzzer beating three- pointer and making 55- 48 hornets and 77- 68. and kemba walker hitting his 19th point of the game. and walker hitting another

they are not finished yet. walker drives and needs zeler on the next jam. that is the fifth win in a row. next up for the hornets is lebron lebron james. wake forest will host boston college and getting the win. the ciw tournament kicks off

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and 61 is the afternoon high with a 30 percent chance of afternoon showers and cooler and 47 on tuesday with an 80 percent chance of rain and 90 percent on wednesday. and shoefrms on wednesday. and that rain could be heavy both days and thursday and friday we are looking better and back in the low to mid50s again. >> i am still getting over your pet iguana story. all right.

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