good evening, i'm maggie newland. we're following breaking news in north raleigh. crews are on the scene of a house fire at white chapel way in the sutten estates neighborhood. you can see several units are on the scene. they responded just before 6:00. fire officials tell us it started in the kitchen and caused heavy smoke damage to the home. there are no reports of injuries. we'll bring you more details. breaking news out of denver colorado, one person is dead and several others injured after a shooting at a bike expo there. police say the gunfire erupted about the same time a stabbing took place. no word on how many people were hurt or their conditions. police say there are several officers investigating both in and outside the coliseum. >> during the disturbance, there were shots fired and at least one stabbing. we do have one deceased party and multiple other victims. at this time, we do not have anyone in custody.

have one person in custody for questioning, at this point, no arrests have been made. back here at home, durham police say they have people in custody believed to be connected to a shoot out that left a man dead nearly two weeks ago. police say the men, 18-year-old jesus, and 21-year-old garcia shot and killed jose rodriguez two weeks ago. this was the scene on january 16th. police say they shot the 25- year-old and left the scene with 25-year-old elizabeth espana. earlier this week deputies pulled over the group in wake county saying they were connected to a separate home break-in. that's when they were linked to the murder case. an update to a story we first brought you as breaking news on wncn today. officials say the man who died in an early morning house fire in smithfield was deaf. crews responded to the home on fifth street before 5:00 this morning.

smithfield police department. no word tonight on what caused that fire. right now, family, friends, and community leaders are in durham calling for action from immigration officials. they're concerned about four north carolina teens who they say are being held for possible deportation. wncn's bo minnick is live in durham where that vigil is just getting under way. bo? >> reporter: that vigil is getting started inside of grace baptist church behind me on hardy street in durham. the people inside say they're calling on immigration and customs enforcement officials to stop the deportation proceedings on those four teen ens who are here from central america. one of those teens is from durham. he's a student at river side high school, his name is wildon acosta. he's 19 years old. the other teens, two from charlotte and one from greenville.

how this situation has impacked them. >> we have a lot of friends that don't want to send their kids to school because who knows what will happen? who knows if they'll come back from school or their parents. so there's a lot of fear. i don't think that's right for a family or a person. [ foreign language ]. >> reporter: and that was dilcia acosta. she says she's afraid for her son being deported. those close to families all say there's also concern about fear of gang violence back in their native country. so not only is this a situation about the fear of deportation. they're also concerned if they did go back to their native countries, they could possibly be harmed. we reached out today to ice to get a statement. we haven't heard back from them.

we'll bring you coverage on air and online. live in durham, bo minnick, wncn news now. in fayetteville police are looking for the person responsible for shooting three people at a party. it happened before 4:00 this morning. police were on scene for several hours looking for clues. all three victims went to the hospital. they're expected to recover. anyone with information is asked to call police. the search for the two remaining escaped inmates in california is over. a tip led investigators to both men in san francisco. a woman saw a van that looked like the one deputies say the two men stole. a third inmate who escaped surrendered yesterday. turning to politics now, two days left until the iowa caucuses and the first actual voting in the race for the white house. republican donald trump and democratic hillary clinton have small leads in the latest poles but the races are close. and the campaigning is intense. steve handelsman has the latest from iowa. >> reporter: ted cruz today at a rally in aims iowa with time

>> we have 53 hours till the iowa caucuses. this is the men and women of iowa, the time to make a decision. >> reporter: marco rubio in sioux city closing in on cruz. >> this is where desperation kicks in. >> reporter: the republican front runner flew back to iowa. >> we have a chance to do something so great. >> reporter: donald trump holds a seven point lead over cruz over cruz who once led here and insisted the numbers are reverting. >> what do you say to trump backers who used to back you but now back him? >> well, they're backing me once again. >> hillary clinton is under investigation. more of what she emailed has been reclassified top secret. >> i'm not concerned. because it's the same story that's been going on for months now. >> clinton's held more than 90

>> so please go out and stand up for me on monday night. >> bernie sanders campaigned harder, 130 events. telling iowa supporters today if they caucus, they can take power back from the billionaires. >> if we have that courage not only will we win here in iowa, not only will we win the nomination, but much more importantly, we will transform america. >> and your caucus location is? >> but first a big effort to get out the vote. i'm steve handelsman, des moines iowa. caucus turn out is usually so small. a few votes really make a difference. that gives candidates more reason to push harder in the final hours. if you didn't get a chance to go outside today, you missed out. check out this time lapse captured of the downtown raleigh skyline this afternoon. it was a beautiful day. it looks like tomorrow's going to get even better. meteorologist bill ray is here with a look at the forecast, bill? >> that's a neat shot seeing those cars go by.

it's nice and sunniment clear now, 47 degrees outside. let's see what's going on elsewhere. 46 in pinehurst. 50 in goldsboro and clinton. contrast that with 44 in south hill virginia. 45 in roanoke rapids. we'll pull out showing you things are very quiet here. high pressure is floating by. i'll put the high here now as we get that southerly flow today. it's going to back off more tomorrow and bring in warmer air. as temperatures will be in the 60s. so a check of your forecast for this evening if you're heading out. current temperature, 47. a couple degrees down at 8:00 at 45. and then we'll be at 44 9:00 and 10:00, and 42 by midnight. over night tonight, not as cold as it was this morning. the low is 26. quite a change here. no freezing temperatures. 37 in the triangle. 38 in fayetteville. 36 in roanoke rapids. some pesky ice and snow. i have some outside my house.

and melt more tomorrow. because it's going to get warm. we'll talk about tomorrow's temperatures and see how long the mild temperatures last and tell you when it's going to rain next. i have the answers in a few minutes. a michigan town under a public health emergency after drinking water became tainted. a group in raleigh is doing what it can to deliver clean water to the midwest. >> they need water now. >> a dangerous, potentially deadly situation. the water in flint michigan is tainted following a 2014 switch in the city's water source. the water for more than two dozen city locations have higher led levels than filters can handle. michigan governor rick snider is under fire for his administration's role. >> people want to have me shot. well, i mean it's true. so again, that doesn't help solve the problem. >> but while outrage is building in flint, here in north carolina, something positive is happening. >> we take water for granted.

whether it's for drinking or bathing or cooking. >> deon blanks of southeast raleigh knew she and her community could help. >> something that's small that we can do. we understand it's not a permanent long-term solution. but they need water now. >> they collected 15,000 bottles of clean water in a week. >> to make sure flint michigan knows they're on our minds and we really and truly care for them. and they are not alone in this. >> a bunch of generous people here in north carolina. the delivery truck is headed to greensboro where it will pick up 300 more cases of water. the water is expected to arrive and be delivered to flint on monday. february is black history month and to kick it off, as many as ten thousand people attended the 15th annual african american cultural celebration. this year's theme, civil rights march on. there were 75 singers, story tellers, crafts men and artists to remind people about why the

>> when i was a small kid, i had to wear a hat. i wore a hat to church. i wore a hat to school. and as i got older and moved away from the south and went to the north, everybody there wore hats and the larger your hat, the more ornamented your hat was, it meant that you had stepped up in life. the celebration is expected to return on the last saturday of january in 2017. super bowl 50 is on its way to being extra special for one north carolina great grandmother. pounding. >> up next, why she's so

and what triggered her well, the super bowl is right around the corner and keeping everyone safe during the big game is the biggest priority for officials in the bay area. we walk you through the command center put in place for federal agents and law enforcement partners. >> telephones and computers line the tables where members of the emergency operation center will be stationed throughout the super bowl week. representatives from local, state, and federal agencies will be working together to respond to every imaginable emergency in san francisco. from terrorism to water main breaks. specially trained officials will be at the ready to respond. >> we'll have the california national guard the states office of emergency services and we'll have fema and

department of defense. >> there are regular telephones, satellite telephones, and other forms of back-up communication available for police and for fire officials to coordinate their resources in the event of that type of emergency. but there could also be a power outage or some other type of emergency, reps from pg and e and other utilities like wireless carriers will also be there on hand. >> so if something's come up and there's a crowd control issue, the police department that's here in the room will be able to talk to the public safety officers and they would be able to get them to the right location, if something else came up not related to super bowl city but there was a large fire somewhere in the city, other resources could be redirected from here. >> one of the oldest living panthers' fans is ready to cheer the home team to victory. mary ward is 95 years old. she lives in lincoln county. she started watching the panthers more than 20 years ago when her great grandson asked

she instanted fell in love with the team and the pose made famous by cam newton. >> i love them all. but cam is the one that i cater to. cam and that davis. he's a good player. and he's a good sportsman. what i like about all of them, they all play like a sports supposed to be played. >> sportsmanship is important. mary says she's never missed a game unless she had to work. she plans to watch the super bowl with her family and where her lucky jersey. and i'm sure it'll operating the panthers luck. our coverage of the panthers and super bowl 50 continues online. we have a special section on wncn.com. panthers section. a reminder super bowl 50 airs on cbs. that will soon be wncn's new network area affiliate. your home for hit programs like

and march madness and the masters. our news team and dedication of viewers will not change. neither will our channel. the switch happens february 29th. we have more information, including a full programming lineup on wncn.com. on the hardwood, a huge win for the wolf pack. nc state hosted number 15 miami. cat barber led the way in the first half. the pack ran away in the second half. final score, 85-69. >> after having that losing streak, we didn't get down, we came out in the beginning of the game, i think we came out half. and it carried through the whole game. >> the pack will look to make it two in a row on monday. they travel to florida state. in chapel hill the tar heel play. they travel to louisville to face the cardinals monday night. forecast. >> good evening everybody.

degrees on this last saturday in january. that's not too bad. you know the normal high is 52. today by the way, if you're interested. we got up to 56 degrees. 56 degrees above average. and it felt pretty good this afternoon. but it's even going to be warmer tomorrow. speaking of tomorrow, what about the rays of sunshine for your sunday? nine. i'm going to keep it nine. there will be clouds late in the ash. but on average, most of the day will be nice and clear. just a couple harmless little clouds. it'll be nice and sunny out there. speaking of harmless, all the readers are working but they're spinning their wheels and not finding anything. no precipitation around. skies are clear. we'll see that through tonight. let's talk temperatures. the blue starting to over take the green. the blues representing the 40s. we'll get darker blues in here over night. you'll see that in a moment with 30s. but all in all, not bad. 46 in durham. up 85, 44 in south hill virginia. 50 in goldsboro and clinton.

that's a little chill. and 45 in pinehurst. let's follow the temperatures from now through the over night hours. and you can see the darker blues move in as we'll drop into the 30s. but we should stay above freezing. we should stay above freezing as we head into the over night hours into tomorrow morning. so as we look at the hourly forecast, 9:00, i've got 44 degrees. midnight, 42. and then the middle of the night, down into the low 40s to upper 30s by 6:00 a.m., it'll be 38 degrees. i have the low of 37 as we showed you earlier in the news cast. after that 37, we're 10 degrees warmer at 9:00. nice sunny skies, 47. 61 at noon. 3:00, 66. maybe a couple high, thin clouds late in the afternoon, but in general, sunny skies tomorrow in raleigh. 66 durham. 66 in fayetteville. where you did get to 60 today. you'll get to near 70 tomorrow. i have a high of 69 degrees. our next weather maker is tuesday night really into wednesday.

we could have a couple early showers tuesday night. but wednesday we'll see the showers. the air's going to stay mild ahead of a cold front. so it'll be in the form of showers. don't worry about any wintery precipitation. as a matter of fact, we might hear maybe a little isolated thunder. that's a slight risk. but it's out there. because we will be unseasonably warm. here's what will happen the next couple days. i'm standing in front of the high that continues to back off. but it's pumping in southwesterly breezes. high thin clouds late tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy skies tomorrow night. temperatures will be 10 degrees warmer by monday morning when you head back to work or school. we have this little frontal system trying to squeeze out showers in the mountains. it will drop through here and tuesday. and when it does, that will try the northeast. as it does, it will obviously be cooler and could be much cooler if the front goes further to the south, i'm going to keep dividing the state in

temperature in the low 60s on tuesday. but see that warm front. that's why it will warm and be mild on wednesday. when we get the showers with the possibility of thunder before a stronger cold front comes through late wednesday. so sunny and mild tomorrow in the sand hills, 68 lillington. 68 in goldsboro. we head to the triangle, we're in the mid 60s. and even the mid 60s along the virginia border area. 65 in henderson. southwest winds, 8 to 15 miles per hour. so we'll explore your sunday right now, you see the sunshine up there. chilly but not freezing. at 8:00, bright and dry at noon, kept the old bucket and scrub brush out there. great day to get outside and maybe wash the salt off the car tomorrow. ground hog, there he is, monday, 68 degrees. the ground hog kind of got my attention. 68 degrees. partly sunny. quite mild. 47 for the low. on tuesday, getting a little cloudier, should stay dry, there's that cooler air. 61 degrees.

ground hog. if he sees his shadow, it's six more weeks of winter. winter like this isn't bad. it's last weekend we want to stay away from. wednesday, 67 degrees with the rain showers and the cold front comes through. and then on thursday, some clouds in the morning and then some sun mixing in, 52. and chillier air as we head toward friday and saturday. mid 40s and over night lows in the freezing category again. it's going to be gorgeous tomorrow. >> let's look at the beginning of the week. >> last weekend we were talking

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1:00 well bill's back with another look at the forecast. and it looks beautiful. it does. at least to start. it's going to get chilly. but it's still winter.

temperatures will stay above freezing tonight in the 30s. and this one monday looks great. although it's back to work and school. it's february. so the ground hog, i'd say right now has a 35 to 40% chance of seeing his shadow. we're getting more clouds because a dry front sags over us.

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