repairs. the damage here washing out part of this road carries downstream to rick randall's property. he thinks none of the family was hurt in the flood but says the roads bordering the property need a permanent fix. firefighters say the impact spreads across the road as well. >> there used to be a bridge years ago. they took it out, that's when the trouble began. >> it has limited accessaccess. it would be really hard to get into. >> about 40 homes are impacted by this closure. in the meantime they have to use oxygenendoah road. hs the first time the road collapsed but adds the damage is the worst they have seen in about 20 years or so. emergency officials across our area responded to weather related calls all through the night.

now with more rain in the forecast officials urge those who live in flood prone areas to prepare for possibly the worst. >> two people visit ing from-carrie began trapped and had to be rescued overnight. officials say they tried to drive through high water on river road before barricades were put up. the couple is ok. >> flooding was a concern along fair view road. this is video sent to us by a viewer. it shows a car driving through floodwaters in biltmore village. >> heading into fair view the flooding forced cars to also turn around. >> our team coverage continues in transylvania county where flooding has overwhelmed much of the county. many are stun bid the overnight weather. >> here in rozmond, we are off

from the french broad river. you can see where some of that water has accumulated. last night some three and three quarter inches of rain here in rozamond. the combination of the howling wind and the downpour scombt flooding sent many people scrambling for shelter overnight. earlier we saw signs all over the county of that flooding. by early this morning, some realizing they could no longer weather that storm alone. a red cross shelter was set up at the recreation center right behind tisda elementary, providing relief and hopefully a quick recovery. >> i have never been in this situation so it is shock ing shocking. i just recently moved to rosamond. it kind of makes me want to go back to brevard. >> most are shocked. they didn't realize it was going

night. they are trying to recover, make their plans for recovery. that's what red cross does. we help them on they're recovery plans. >> so a lot of recovery ahead as the red cross shelter will be opened. ear. they'll be open as needed. this morning we saw many detours arpt area where fallen trees and power lines have been, so that's something to be careful of. duke energy working to make repairs. at last check, 189 customers without power at this point. >> the flood threat is not over. more rain is in the forecast. ingrid is tracking how much and when it will get here. >> flood warning is up. you is a why until 1:30. polk county, 15 minutes. rivers are running high across the region.

satellite and radar shows barely any clouds in some of these shots and some high clouds elsewhere, including franklin. this is 65 degrees. a beautiful afternoon after a wild night here. radar and satellite showing light showers in our eastern zone and down south, it is dry. you can expect that to be the case through the majority of the day. don't get too settled because the flood watch is out through thursday morning because we have more rain on the way. this does include us in buncombe county. looking at the next couple of hours, 60's by late afternoon and 62 by dinner time. coming up, i'll talk about how much rain will fall for the second round and how cold we'll turn. >> stay tuned for the latest weather updates. we'll have more live coverage of the flood situation coming up in our next half-hour. >> the wild weather leaves a trail of destruction across the u.s.

being blamed for at least 46 deaths the northeast is now bracing for its first winter storm. >> after an is usually warm december, snow falls. ice melt and shovels fly off the shelves. >> plow trucks are ready. >> weather has given them a preview, creating treacherous conditions to floods in missouri where the state death toll climbed into the double digits. a snow drift trapped jimjim. >> my wife was freezing. i was trying to dig out. we cuddled up together. >> air travelers had nothing to do but wait. >> i have been stranded now for

>> almost 3,000 flights canceled across the united statesstates. the weather system spawned more tornadoes, bringing terror to florida and arkansas. >> while clean-up began near dallas where homes were splint and shown the aftermath of tornadoes that took lives there. >> president obama called the texas governor to get an update on the severe weather and offer assistance and condolences for the lives lost.lost. >> a tornado touched down last night just outside monroe. the funnel cloud was spotted at 5:00. no one was hurt. the storm blew over several large trees and knocked out power to thousands. >> officials are urging people to remain calm. the city is bracing for protests after a grand jury decided not

the fatal shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice. the boy was playing with a pellet gun in november of last year when he was shot. the officer said he felt threatened. families condemned the grand jury decision. they called on people to express themselves peacefully and democrat cli. >> a hazing investigation following the smoky mountain tournament. three players have been permanently suspended from the basketball team. police say they were called to a rental cabin. one of the players had to have emergency surgery. school administrators were not available. a fire broke out after midnight on martin luther king drive. firefighters believe the fire started in the basement. crews rescued one woman who was transported. two other residents got out

no other injuries were reported. >> a search continues for the suspect in a drive-by shooting. police are looking for trey bradley. a family member said bradley was dating a girl who lived at home and may have gotten to a fight with her before shots were fired. police haven't seen any signs of bradley since. they did find a gold honda they believe he stole. >> the fear in the community, running around without any kind of -- any kind of police protection was a littlelittle, you know, it was fearful for us. >> if you have information about this case, call police. >> it is cutting edge technology used to make movies but it can also have health benefits. coming up at 12:10. how motion capture is giving some paints therapeutic relief.

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search wlos many your store >> so much of the members of the jury in hollywood from rafters to aliens and star wars is thanks to motion capture technology. now it is gaining traction elsewhere too. topping today's headlines, a technology that may be able to help. >> lift this leg in the air like that. >> rachel is 8 years old. she suffers from cerebral palsy.

muscle control making it increasingly hard to walk. >> we are here to assess her walking position and see if her splints are doing the job they should be doing. >> they will help measure how rarachel is walking, using cutting edge motion capture technology. >> they come out on the computer screen. motion capture actually started here in life sentences. >> it wasn't long before the movie industry caught on driving the development, making it cheaper and more accessible. they look real and that's because every monster there is a real life acor. ac actor. today that is me.

i don't look how i thought i would. what is going on? >> what you have on, a series of reflective markers, all around your body. we are filming the movement of those markers. as you can see on the screen, here's your character when you move your left arm. >> this isn't exactly blockbuster stuff. the next step is to match the motion to a graphic character. >> that is a motion capture system. not dramatic cli exploding but actually almost creeping into our lives in a more subtle way. >> as it finds more uses, the technology will get better and cheaper, perfect for life sciences. hopefully more kids like rachel

>> the carolina panthers are no longer undefeated. that's not stopping the popularity. how much tickets will cost you coming u u >> the morning rain didn't stop these hikers. 60 degrees, the news 13 skycam network, sunshine and 66 degrees. think we deserve this after the rain last night. coming up after the break, i'll talk more about this round two i

much rain we are e >> we are starting to dry out. you can see the bricks down here on wcu campus going from dark to hierther and lighter, drying out. look at this, blue sky, beauful conditions. the skycam network, and through the time lapse, we are showing

we are seeing very little cloud cover. you can see a few of them on the satellite and radar. also very clear skies. this flood watch is out until thursday morning. it is not funnying to be the heavy rain we just saw. any little bit we get will add on top of what we got into this morning. that's why we have a flooding threat still out there. the rivers still running high. and a little bit more water, they could exceed their banks again. that's the idea here. more than eight inches for the month in asheville. a lot of rain for us so far. we'll get a little bit more, not a ton but more in the next 24 hours or so. morning. keep in mind, this is just so interesting to point out, 27 is normal for this time of year. the high temperature normal, 47. the low was only 60. very mild conditions. in fact, we are still in the 50's in burnsville and 51 in

55 in forest city. 68 in greenville. 74 degrees down into greenwood this afternoon. very close to the 70 degree mark in anderson. really, you might not even need that jacket at all today. winds are light at 8. 13 in greenwood. no wind advisory out, anything like that. knoxville, a nice breeze there at 20 miles an hour. looking at the big picture, we have some changes, let's talk about the timeline of this. the cold front that moved through will return as a warm front throughout the day 6:00. we'll see showers return to the forecast. then we'll see clearing skies, it is going to be cooler. 2:00 this afternoon, showing a few clouds, mainly more south than north here in asheville. overall, it is going to be a very nice day through 6:00 with a 20% chance for that rain. overnight, this model is keeping us dry. not until tomorrow morning do we start to see these showers, it

the heavier rain. that's good news especially for the counties like transylvania, buncombe, polk county. today, to real chances for any accumulation. watch here, the southern zones seem to get the bulk of the next system, we are closer to an inch, an inch and a half in greer. they have dropped to two-tenths of an inch. this model picking up a tenth of an inch of rain in asheville. and a little bit closer to the half inch mark. that's a good range, an inch through wednesday into thursday. 68 degrees, expected high temperature in asheville. some locations could be a couple of degrees warmer than that. clouds developing and the rain returns to the region. 70 degrees expected in greenville. further south into the upstate as you saw even warmer and 50's tonight with cloudy skies.

up tomorrow, back down thursday and again on fridayfriday. highs into the 40's on friday and the weekend. overnight lows into the 20's in the upstate, very similar starting the new year. kind of chilly. >> at least compared to what we have been seeing. >> exactly. >> holiday retail sales. coming up in the business report, find out if spending was

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cost you $255. much of the increase came from online shopping. mastercard pulse report says overall holiday spending rose 8% from last year. on line shopping rose 20%. brick and mortar stores saw a 12% decline between thanksgiving and christmas. online sales hit records levels on thanksgiving, black friday and cybermonday. >> target is in the business of buying unwant gift cards. it provides the trade-in rate of gift cards and resells them. one example provided by target, a $100 gift card to exchange for an $85 target gift card. targets will exchange gift cards from 600 brands from old navy, cheesecake factory and tiffany and company. >> the start of texas season is approaching which means time is

running out to make charitable donations. we caught up with one donor. he tells us he donates frequently throughout the year. it still makes him feel good to make donations around the holidays. >> it just seems like a nice thing to do. there are people that need that stuff and it provides employment trading for the people of goodwill. >> for more information on tax deductible donations, visit our website, wlos.com. >> still to come at noon, billy graham achieved something no

the story is after the break. >> billy graham is celebrating another achievement. >> he is no stranger to the list. this is his 59th time making the top 10. no other man can say that, not

>> the most admired man of 2015 is president obama. it is the seventh consecutive year he tops the list. donald trump ties pope francis and the most admired woman of 2015 is hillary clinton. she has topped the list for the 14th year in a row. >> wow. 59 times in the top 10. he is a special man. >> we'll be right back. reducing the frequency of kidney stones, what you can do to try to avoid the pain. >> i'm stuck in the mud and call a few pued dies and see if they can lend a hand. >> cleaning up after floodwaters causes a section of roadway to collapse.