he gave us an update on the situation. it is calming down now. but we can show you video of what it looks like earlier when the investigators were activity and he told us that around 2:30 a call was made that came from the community center parking lot here. and there was a man found with multiple gunshot wounds next to a white car and the car's trunk was open and the man was dead from the gunshot wounds. they do not have any suspects at this time. and they do not have a name. a related to the car that they found. i want to ad this happened near evelyn elementary school and the school was closed due to the holiday but the sheriff did tell us that tomorrow for

increased security just in case. and now, of course, they will have a portion of richmond road blocked for about the next 40 minutes while they wrap up the investigation. but we'll keep you updated with anymore information as the night continues. live in orange county, carly griffith, wncn now. >> the coldest night in nearly a year is a possibility. and we look at temperatures with windchill in the single digits tomorrow. it was a beautiful, sunny day but it only got to 35 and that is cold enough and now we're headed for the teens tonight and the windchills possibly below ten degrees and it is 30 right now and that is not so nice. but the super sunset is. a beautiful martin luther king, jr. holiday and it gets cold tonight. and look at the temperatures in the mid-20s by the virginia

the mid-30s in -- toasty in the 30s in the sand hills. and this comes with winds that is five, six, seven miles an hour. that is all it takes to give you the windchills that i just showed you. so it will not be an overly windy night. you will probably not notice that but it will be windy enough to give us a temperature at 25bg at 8:00 and it will feel like 15bg and -- like 15. and 15 degrees will feel like ten. but we get to talk about snow, not once but twice this week. back with details on that in a few minutes. the police continue to search for the person that hit and killed two teenagers saturday night and we talked with the family members. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. state highway patrol hoping to find the driver of the vehicle

left this gas station picking up some snacks and walking less road. as you indicated, the family, both families have messages for the driver. >> i just know that we're going to miss him very much. our hopes to find the person that did this. >> reporter: janice is talking about her 13-year-old jennifer, a girl that loved art and animals and friendly to everybody. saturday night, jennifer, 16- year-old kyle straight and 14- year-old steven daniels were walking along the side of 421 and struck by a vehicle that roared off the side of the road into the group. her 17-year-old sister was with the group and missed getting hit by inches. >> i was there by the side.

the outside to protect my sister. taking two lives, how can you live with yourself? like, it is wrong. >> reporter: kyle's oldest brother would notice talk on camera because he is too upset. he said it will not end well if you don't turn yourself in. >> try to be strong for the other children that were involved in this. my hearts go out to their families. >> reporter: the surveillance video from the gas station may help identify the vehicle and pieces of broken automobile that were found near the crash site. right now the durham police are looking for a silver minivan that was involved in a hit-and-run had this morning on howard street. they believe that the vehicle

scene was that silver minivan. call crimestoppers if you have any communication. the fort bragg community is remembering the life of a fort bragg soldier that was killed in a motorcycle crash over the weekend. david hur hurst has our story. >> our country and army lost a great american today. >> reporter: on saturday night, just a few month before he was set to retire, command command sergeant readily was killed. the driver faces a handful of charges. and andrew dunlap is being held in jail on a $100,000 bond.

void in the battalion. >> he has a huge knowledge and comradery with the soldiers and able to guide them very well. >> reporter: he has served the military instillations across the country and the soldiers are without a mentor, a friend and leader whose actions spoke louder than his words. >> now is a time for strength. and this will be for his family and lead the soldiers and give them ader a soldier to lead on. thousands of people marked the martin luther king, jr. holiday volunteers packed thousand meals to feed a family of four and it will go to the

people in south and eastern south carolina. it has been going on continuous 2009. it focuses on providing the meals to local people in need. >> we want to do something a little different and help families out. and i thought it would be a good example to bring my daughter out to help us out today. >> to try to help people and try to help them not starve. >> day of service kicked off called 40 days of peace that offers volunteer projects to serve between now and the end of february. other volunteers spent their day expecting books for the dream book drive and donated to book harvest and it provides reading materials to triangle children in need. >> so we cannot afford to make sure that every child is

books and we have this mission to get books to every child. >> and book harvest will have collect a hundred thousand books in the last five year. and people braved the cold temps to march in downtown raleigh this morning in remembrance of martin luther king, jr. what did people say today? it's about what people think martin luther king, jr. would think about our society today. there is still work that needs to be done. through music and through words. >> we neededo coming to the as people. >> reporter: a march to remember martin luther king, jr. and what he stood for. >> it means everything. i have to represent dr. king's dream. >> reporter: many say that dr. conditioning's message resinates with him.

accomplished. but i think he would say there's still a long way to go. >> reporter: there's no shortage of topics that left america divided. >> we want the world to be a better place for all men to live. >> reporter: and we asked what needs to happen. >> we need to unite on the common purpose and work together to get equal rights and equal pay for women and having people get into the community and participate in marches and standing side by side brothers and sisters no matter what your race or religion is. >> reporter: words they say are in harmony with dr. king's message. >> we cannot erace history. but what you can do it learn from history and not repeat it. >> reporter: the march is called the fierce urgency of

the 36th year for in downtown raleigh. north carolina has a unique connection to dr. king. before he gave his i have a dream speech in washington d.c., he shared it first at rocky mount high school. >> i had a dream that one day right here in north carolina sons of former slaves and slave owners will sit at the table of brotherhood. >> part of that speech was only released last august of nc station professor miller released it. one last night before the caucuses, three candidates were on the same side of stage. edward lawrence has the story from washington. >> reporter: honoring martin

carolina, all the democratic candidates for president used his name to garner support. >> think if he were here today and he saw that moms and dads that went to work could not find decent, affordable child care, he would say the child care is a right for all people. >> reporter: last night at their debate, bernie sanders was under attack by hillary clinton on his stance like gun control. >> he has voted with the nra and the gun lobby numerous time. >> frankly, probably everyone here would say anybody but hillary. >> reporter: this new hampshire republican sports ted -- supports ted cruz. >> donald trump seemed a little rattled and going down in the polls.

mentioned cruz at his campaign event today. criescruz launched his pain. >> you look at syria where if you're christian, they're chopping off heads. and if you look at different heads, it is under siege. >> reporter: in iowa, evangelical voters could sway the caucuses just two weeks away. donald trump said never give up if you want to be successful, which is how he is running his campaign. big changes coming to wncn. we'll be the new home for cbs programming beginning february 29th. you can check out wncn.com for details. and tonight we'll let you know where this large sinkhole opening closed down the road. and the water under that

but it will get really cold. the coldest since last february. i'll tell you what to expect as you head out the door. as the cold weather settles, in we have tips for you to keep your car in top christian -- condition.

we'll be right back. this road will be closed till the sinkhole is repaired. el nino is in full force from the midwest to the east coast with snow, ice and extreme cold and more could be on the way. and this was the seen in downtown raleigh on fayetteville street as people bundled up. the temperatures barely broke the freezing mark. and we asked the people about the adjustment to the cold weather. people did not welcome the

will drop into the teens overnight. make sure that you maintain your cold. tie pressure losses air appreciation. pressure. don't wait for the tire pressure warning light to come on. and i'm in the weather center with the chief meteorologist. this is the coldest temperatures that we have seen since last february. >> i have said the coldest weather of the season so far. but we're heeded for the teens tomorrow -- headed for the teens tomorrow morning. and if you thought today was cold with a high of 35. 33 is the high tomorrow and that will be the coldest day tomorrow morning and tomorrow more than, the coldest morning. and that will be a full weather week. and that is not t and we have the chance for flurries on wednesday.

normal all week. and we have a likely chance of rain friday with the possibility of snow mixing in. and that is a full weather week. it is currently 30 and we look up north and our friends in chicago and columbus, they're in the single digits and teens. some of that colder air is still on the way as we head into the next two nights. so here we're going to go hour by hour. temperature over windchill by 25, we'll feel like 18. tonight is it feel like 18. and we got clear skies and we got light winds, not calm. and that comes into play partly cloudy of five to seven-mile-an- hour winds tomorrow morning degrees. and the cold front is now well. and the high pressure will settle in on top of us and when that happens, we've been

second night off a cold front, the high is on top of us and that is the coldest night and that is what we have for you tonight and tomorrow. so let's skip ahead. i'll take you through tomorrow, you see it hardly anything going on with clouds or precipitation across the tar heel state. and let's talk about the flurries on wednesday. i'll stop it early wednesday and you'll notice the clouds coming in from the west and you'll notice the snow up into the mountains. and i'm going stop it at 4:00 wednesday. so we're two days ahead here and we'll start to see some clouds move in and all of this moisture up there is going to totally fall apart. but there will be enough where we could see a little bit of light rain or maybe a lit flurries, and nonaccumulating and not a big impact just excitement wednesday night. and then we get into thursday, they will warm up a bit. but that the change late this week and most likely on friday

big area of low pressure is going to come up from the south and bring in a lot of moisture with it and most of that will be rain. and some of it, though, as cold air tries to push in from the north that could be snow. and that could be early friday and early saturday. in between there, again, mostly rain. so a lot going on this week. and the coldest temperature since february coming tomorrow morning and the snow flurries are wednesday with little impact as you drive and walking around but always some excitement and big storm system friday into saturday and the possibility of snow is still a of several days away. and in the meantime, this is what you walk out the door with tomorrow morning. and those are temperatures. subtract five degrees to get your windchill. it it going to be cold and it will be cold during the day as we barely get above freezing and we're up to 40 on wednesday and the sky a few flurries

know and friday clay and cloudy and 47. and there's the good chance of precipitation friday into saturday, and mostly rain. but it could be snow and those could change, they could be a little snow and a little less rain as the week goes on. so we'll watch it closely. tomorrow's guarantee sigh 33. another 100 from us for our friend four allen kelly heating and air. that will bring our monthly total to $1,400. >> you're doing well with the temperatures. we're still getting the money. >> $1,400. 14 degrees is what it will be tomorrow morning. dozens of local basketball

luther king, jr. the mlk black classic wrapped up in durham today. >> the reason for the call is mlk holiday and they gave them education in the basketball arena. >> and this was when the players and coaches metal reception at the historic forum

it may be the coldest day of the winter and it will be here today.

low of 10 and a tonight, on the attack. hillary clinton scrambling to shore up support amid growing concern she could lose iowa and new hampshire to bernie sanders after the most intense debate yet on our stage.

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