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working. it's a forecast has been refined. winter weather advisories kick in tomorrow morning and last until 7 o'clock thursday. not for everyone. madison, swain, graham, cherokee, clay, macon and jackson county included. up to three i ihes about 3500 feet. one inch in the valleys will do it. winter storm warnings farther south of there. we will get snow in asheville and buncombe county, too. but it just will not meet the criteria for winter weather advisory. it won't reach one inch. my impact forecast for the winter storm coming up tomorrow, snow and black ice, moderate on the category there. but the wind and cold won't be as big of a deal on the low end in terms of impact. snows across illinois and missouri. couple of inches on the ground

that wind will fly by here tomorrow in ashevivile. a lot of accumulation will hold off until afternoon. right about freezing. it does fall. in the upstate, you're looking hour. then a chance of light wintery weather mixed with rain and snow, too, by the late day. i'll show you all the details on the next storm system that's going to affect us for the weekend. >> darcel: we already have some school closings and delays. cherokee, graham, jackson, swain county schools and nantahala school will be closed tomorrow day. we'll have those closings and delays updating on the bottom of your screen. you can see the list on wlos.com. look for closings and delays under the weather tab. >> larry: crews in haywood county had to deal with bitter

worked on a major fire. >> darcel: it happened in maggie valley. a commercial garage and some attached apartments went up in flames. we first showed you video last night at 11:00. news 13's frank kracher is back out there liive tonight. >> larry: have investigators figured out a cause yet, frank? >> frank: there's still no official word from the fire marshall. witnesses agree on one thing. it's really not about what they saw but what they heard. >> it just blew up. it was a heck of a fire. >> frank: firefighters from seven departments rushing to the scene. what they found was two buildings fully engulfed. a commercial garage, business field with machinery, equipment and some cars. flames also shooting. smoke billowing from windows of attached apartments.

becomes a total loss. >> there was a minor smoke inhalation but no one was killed and no one was hurt. >> frank: betty's home sits about 20 feet away. today, there's still smoke. sheets of ice were water from fire trucks flowed last night. there are two reasons betty's house is still standing. >> fortunately my husband is a contractor. when he built that extension of the building, he put a fire wall in. it saved the house. plus the fact we just put a new metal roof which i think kept the roof from catching on fire. so we are extremely fortunate. >> as i got the card and the exploded. >> frank: jerry ferguson had been used the atm at the bank nearby when he heard something familiar. >> i was in combat before. and it just sounded like an artillery round hit and it exploded big time. >> frank: but everyone got out

little is left. >> beyond lucky. i feel like there was a guardian angel watching over us. very thankful. >> frank: all of those left homeless are stayayg with relatives or hotels. no official cause determined yet. frank crocker, news 13. >> darcel: firefighters battled extreme temperatures to put out a fire in fairview. the fire forced a woman and child out in to the cold. crews from six different fire departments were called in t t the home on emma's grove road around 4 this evening. the freezing temperatures made the job especially tough. >> it's extremely hard because it takes water to put the fire out. well the water is freezing in temperatures like this. these guys are cold. we're just trying to rotate them in and out. trying to keep them warm.

around the scene as firefighters worked to keep hoses from freezing. >> larry: a shooting in woodfin has left a neighborhood reeling from whathappened. police say a man was shot. he is recovering in hospital. scotty robinson was charged with first degree murder. >> reporter: it was here along wellington drive where shots were fired. we haven't found someo who heard what happened. but we did talk with a few neighbors who said they saw a lot of police and first responders just up the hill. a 35-year-old man shot in the chest is the call police responded to just after 1:00 a.m. the man police say is responsible is 34-year old scotty earl robinson. he's now in custody. the neighbors we talked with have not lived on wellington

to think of the shooting. >> it either was done in the house and quietly done because i haven't seen much. >> id was about to walk towards my roommate. it's kind of scary to hear that something that's, you know you hear about it on the news. you hear it happened in your neighborhood, that's a little more close to home and scary. >> reporter: police say robinson and the victim know each other. adding this was not a random act of violence. the woodfin police chief tells us he will talk with us first thing tomorrow morning. in woodfin, jerrika insco, news 13. >> darcel: a cherokee police officer has resigned after being arrested on a domestic violence charge. 26-year-old charles stamper is charged with assault on a female.

physical altercation involving stamper and his girlfriend friday. stamper was held in tribal jail for 72 hours. 69-year-old james anglin was found shot to death in his home in burnsville october 13th, 2013. anglin lived alone and was discovered by a friend. a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in the case. >> larry: the assistant principal at north buncombe high school has been put on paid leave pending investigation. the district says they're looking in to anncident involving a student following a friday night. they're not saying what the incident involved. barry owens has worked at north buncombe since 2004. he's also the athletic director there. the district said putting him on leave is standard protocol when an accusation of misconduct like

>> darcel: thieves break in to a business and the owner hopes surveillance video will help investigators track them down. alex vance says a man smashed the window of his tire shop along the smoky mountain expressway. surveillance video shows the car the thieves were driving. >> they're trying a two-door honda civic, dark blue. he was wearing a coat with a hoodie. >> darcel: businesses in the area are stepping up security measures. if you have any information, call the haywood county sheriff's office. >> larry: new tonight, a unc asheville professor says life for african american communities is not improving. news 13's aaron adelson is a a unc asheville tonight.

find something encouraging. >> aaron: that's right, larry. he started studying this in 2007. he gave the crowd here at unca a bunch of stats. some of which made some people feel depressed. he says only 1/3 of black high school students are at or above grade level in math. black men make a disproportionate amount of buncombe county's prison population. the numbers are hard to hear. mowen said city leaders are listening. >> these problems have never been approached before. we're plowing new ground, which is kind of what i'm saying tonight. >> aaron: an initiative to move the criminal record question from job applications and the district attorney's clinics on

everyone here was on board in helping out and improving black outcomes in asheville. we need way more people on board. aaron adelson, news 13. rescue, reports of multiple people trapped with vehicle on fire. >> darcel: a hollywood star in the right place at the right time. up next, what jamie foxx did has turned the actor in to a real life hero. >> larry: road crews are working to make sure your commute is not interrupted by winter weather.

winter storm heade >> larry: jamie foxx got a new starring role, roadside hero. >> darcel: he jumped to help a man after a fiery car crash. >> reports of multiple people trapped with vehicle on fire. >> reporter: a roadside car crash tuns a big screen action star in to a real life hero. >> i heard the crash and i heard someone yelling. >> reporter: oscar winner jamie foxx to the rescue pulling a driver out of the car. the vehicle was flipped over and still smoldering even after firefighters pulled out the flames. >> i got my victim over here.

happened monday night right in front of foxx's california home. to grab the man. >> grabbed the scissors and cut the seatbelts. pulled him out. and within five minutes later, it went up. >> as far as i'm concerned, he saved his life. >> i don't look at it as heroic. i just had to do something. >> darcel: the man was taken to the hospital with injuries, including broken bones but is expected to be okay. >> larry: governor mccrory has ordered emergency management officials to be ready to deal with the winter weather across the state. with the potential for a storm to bring close to a foot of snow to mountain communities later this week. road crews are already preparing.

more than a dozen trucks in morganton. they also ordered their salt spreaders . >> the cold weather the past couple of days has really reduced the ground temperature and the pavement temperature. the cold temperatures do make it more of a challenge to take care of adverse weather when it does come. >> larry: the dot has also put brine down on the bridges in katauba county. >> darcel: jason is looking over the data and is here with an update to the situation. what does it look like? >> jason: anytime you throw in snow, it becomes complicated. then you throw in ice, sleet and rain, then it becomes more complicated. we'll talk about it after the break. tyson furniture bus stop forecast, teens in the morning. 30s in the afternoon. look for those flakes to fly.

happen tomorrow. 28 for the high today. 11 for the low. both of those numbers way below average. we don't have any rain or snow to talk about at least recently. big time snows could be happening for parts of the mountains. i'll show you where and when coming up. >> larry: and a little later. tragedy hits its ben carson campaign causing him to take hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways to save money, especially when it comes to your weekly grocery trip. well, with walmart every day low prices, saving money while keeping the pantry full... that's easier than you think. in head-to-head shopping, the total at walmart beat that of bi-lo. greenville, the total amount saved at walmart vs. bi-lo was $20.64 on this week's groceries - that's 17%. so head to walmart and see what you

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now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: still a lot of details to iron out with the winter storm coming. there will be greatest impacts from snow and ice. that's a given, i think at this point. moderately high impacts there. impeding travel causing you to certainly think about slowing down or staying home. wind and cold will also be factors. not as big factors as we would have like a major nor' easter. we've got a storm track just south. that puts the low pressure somewhere over the southern tennessee valley and pushing across the appalachian sometime in to friday. snow, freezing rain and sleet for portions of the valleys. portions of western north carolina. it starts in asheville and goes east along the continental

in to west virginia. all snow throughout this entire event. that's where the highest snow fall totals will likely occur. south of i-85, it's going to be rain with this system. watch as we go through time. this system pushes east and then we start to see snow. to the snows take over for everybody as we get in to the second half of this event in to saturday. so the cold is in place. the moisture comes over that ice initially, freezing sleet. asheville areas east. the snows continue for the high country as the system goes by us on saturday we finally get in to the snow fall. so that's why the snow fall amounts in the valleys will be limited compared to the mountains. first snows come tomorrow, though. this is not associated with the big storm. it will be enough to produce

waves of snow especially afternoon. the valleys likely a little bit here and there. asheville, half inch or less. west, closer to the tennessee border, the vallele there could have up to an inch of snow. friday, midnight, it starts to get real messy around here. snow, sleet, rain, you name it. it's all in the bag there with this next system. here are the snow totals tomorrow. half inch or less in asheville. we wait on the next round to come in. this is friday midnight. there's friday morning, up to three inches in asheville by then. up to a foot or more for the spine of the blue ridge as you go north in to friday afternoon. that's a lot. and there's ice to deal with, too. we could see up to a quarter inch of ice for areas especially east. temperatures in the teens tonight. it will be cold. warm enough to melt off most of the accumulations. our temperatures will go in the

we get cold enough with that freezing rain and mix.

satu >> larry: the sbi is investigating a deadly shooting involving two deputies. it happened in statesville this morning. deputies were at a home to issue

lunged at them with a knife. two deputies opened fire killing the man. both deputies are on administrative leave pending the investigation. >> darcel: dr. ben carson has suspended activities after a car crash killed someone. he is identified as 25-year-old braden joplin of texas. carson was campaigning in south carolina and announced he'd fly to iowa to be with the victims. >> and our hearts go out to his family and to all the families involved, including the family in the pick-up truck. >> darcel: carson's campaign events have been put on hold because of the accident. >> larry: authorities in

marijuana plants were found. there were about 100 plants. two people were arrested at the home. >> larry: clemson off to a strong start in the acc.

toni >> stan: acc hoops tonight in charlotte charlottesville. three straight wins with ranked teams. a team which really hasn't quite lived up. can clemson make it four straight? malcom keys it. watch the drive. they go up 13. but clemson keeps fighting.

he scores 23. tigers down three. now about a minute left when justin roper has it. turns it over. cavs get it. they make their free throws. they outlast clemson 69-62. nc state at pitt. cody martin steals the michael young pass. young, alley-oop. watch this power slam. 12-4 state. now pack on the break. another three, 30 to 9. anthony barber with the ball pulls up. 31 for him, 8 assists. 44-19 at the half. a big win. 24th rank south carolina-ole

down 11 with less than four to go. they go puts it in. tied at 66. we go to ot. 72-o, it's carrera again. puts it up. and one. he gets 19. what a comeback. south carolina wins at overtime 77-74. latest prep polls are out in hoops. smoky mountain fourth. only boys teams ranked in 3a. nc preps.com poll, pisgah 7th. smoky mountain 9th. the boys, north henderson is ninth. and that's it. mike houston became the new head coach at james madison university today. he comes to jmu from the

that upset heard around the college football world when the dogs beat south carolina. james madison used to winning, so is houston. he's excited about being there with that culture. >> this is a place in line with the ideals and core values where the student athlete experience is well rounded between academics and athletics. formation of young men and not just wins and losses. >> jason: we brace ourselves for a wintery mess tomorrow. it's not going to be as big as a deal as friday when the storm happens. there will be snow accumulating across the mountains and down the valley floors by afternoon. anything that accumulates tomorrow probably melts off really quick. >> larry: you can always check us out on wlos.com.

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