can expect to get a spike in support. >> the overall polls of trump and clinton leading in their party. donald trump has a 31% lead among first time caucus participants who are republican. >> on the democrat side bernie sanders seems to be getting more support with 49% backing him with clinton not far behind. >> to power up her volunteers to get out the vote tonight clinton brought donuts. >> i am feeling so energized because of all of you >> she has slipped to a slight lead in iowa polls. sanders rallied his volunteers to get out the first time caucusers he is counting on. >> we will win tonight if the voter turn out is high. >> his workers are signing up first timers. >> i have never felt as strongly about an election as i do this time. >> sanders has a big lead in new hampshire polls.

hampshire you have to win near near -- here in iowa, right? >> of course not. of course we want to win here in iowa but if we end up up getting two less delegates that clinton has, why is that -- [ indiscernible ] >> we are going to make a big difference tonight. >> ted cruz rose to the lead in iowa polls and then slipped in jefferson. >> we have now been to all 99 counties in the great state of the iowa. >> trump drew a smaller crowd than usual. >> win, lose or draw i love you folks all. >> all eyes on trump tonight. back to you. >> caucuses are unlike our primaries here in north

>> both parties gather together but they do it differently. site. there are 1,600 in the state. and public. any candidate that doesn't get 15% is out and supporters must choose a new candidate. the candidate with the most supporters wins the state. we will have a few recap tonight at 11:00. while the country is keeping a close eye on iowa tonight people are also looking at north carolina. >> closing arguments just finished in federal court. now to more from winston salem. >> inside federal court lawyers established both sides for the case. one is that the law will help prevent voter fraud.

serves to disenfranchise certain minority voters. >> this is about racial discrimination. >> cameras around allowed inside federal court but that was the message the plaintiffs took inside. -- [ indiscernible ] >> it is going to have a discriminatory impact. this is un-american. >> the law went into affect this year and will first come into practice next month during the march 15th primary election. it requires voters show a photo id before casting a ballot. in court attorneys representing state leaders said the law is meant to cut down on voter fraud. one argued the plaintiffs case is based upon rhetoric and not on evidence. there is no evidence the state of north carolina intended to discriminate against anyone. >> if there was anyone who didn't come forth this week with evidence, we think it was the state.

photo id requirement is still in affect for the march 15th primary and there is no timetable on when the judge will make his ruling. back to you. we also got this response today from the state gop chairman. the law institutes common sense safe guards. the gop says their volunteers will help anyone who needs assistance to get a photo id regardless of their party. some breaking news in san francisco, the denver broncos team bus involved in a minor accident. >> line backer getted -- tweeted out but said everyone should be okay. >> this comes less than 24 hours after the teams arrived. from that -- our rival there are the pants everyone was talking about. today is media day with a big party starting here in a few

>> that is where we find teresa who gets to cover all the fun. >> well hi. definitely we are the fun place right now here in san francisco. behind me well that is super bowl city. there is all kinds of festivities going on there. you can ride a zipline, you rub shoulders with celebrities. of course the talk of the town on this day, the players, what they are going to have to say and what they are going to wear. the gold carpet is out and the signs are up now as opening night is about to unfold. those fans lucky enough to have scored a ticket will be lucky players. the players all arrived sunday looking as sharp as can be. many eyes were on cam newton who made quite a statement wearing

with sparkly yellow and black shoes. [music playing] besides the players in the game, one of the highlights each year are the commercials. this nfl released this one on monday showcasing kids conceived on super bowl sundays through the years. it opens early in the day and lasts throughout the nighttime. fans can come in and play games, take a picture as they pose as a player and so much more. this past weekend crisper form -- performed on a stage built in super bowl city. >> also performing is going to be keys, the band perry, the sac brown band and of course it is always a who is who when we talk about the super bowl.

no doubt it will be jay z because beyonce will be performing at the halftime show. that is someone we will definitely be on the lookout for. back to you. >> all right. thanks. we will have a full recap tonight at 11:00 . this was a common scene day all across our area including from what we saw this weekend. perfect spring like temperatures in the middle of winter. we are tracking some big changes heading our way. >> good evening to you and to you at home. i hoped you enjoyed today because it is very possible that today, the first day of february, could be the nicest day we have the rest of the month. definitely the week but maybe the month. 72 here in the triangle as the sun is now setting.

temperatures down to 66. those clouds will bring a little bit of rain tonight. there is a cold front from will come through tonight. it won't be anywhere near as warm as tomorrow. these showers will move in here well after the sunsets and so will the cold front. the cold front kind of lingers around so clouds will linger around tomorrow. it will be drastically cooler. 64 with a few showers by 8:00. those will move through along with the front at midnight. we will be dry and chilly by tomorrow morning's commute. cloudy, 47 degrees. we will talk about when the next warm line up be here coming up in a few minutes new information tonight about a north carolina teenager charged with try to -- [ indiscernible ] >> that reveal the teen's plans. >> the fbi arrested the 19-year-old from morganton, north carolina, back in june after being tipped off to the teen's disturbing behavior by

his name is justin sullivan. investigators believe he murdered his neighbor with a stolen gun. the plan shows he had plans to kill hundreds of people to show his support for isis. he asked that age -- agent to kill his parents. he planned to carry out a mass shooting right here in the u.s. sullivan has been indicted on seven federal charges. the state is handling the teen's murder charge. we are still sorting through that indictment. at 7:00 we will tell you what else the investigators uncovered duke handed down punishments last wednesday. less than 24 hours a tft student was admit -- after the student

the school still has not evealed the sorority involved. researchers found 15 wells contaminated with heavy metals back in november and still no one knows how it all happened. >> good evening. tonight's meeting was part of series of regularly scheduled sessions. ever since that contamination was discovered back in november, the board of commissioners and residents all want to be kept in the loop as they try wait for the state's d e q to make some sort of recommendations. as residents with affected wells wait, they use bottled water. the contamination was discovered by accident when the county began what they thought would be routine well tasting. affected homeowners were alerted by mail and told not to drink or

do lawyer -- laundry and bathe in it. even that worries some. >> i have been here 15 years. i'm a cancer survivor. i have issued with even bathing with the water. >> to you know where it may becoming from? >> not sure. at this point they are doing so some studying on it now. we are not sure where it is coming from. >> and the health director tells me he hopes they will come up with some sort of recommendations within the next three weeks. in the meantime residents say why don't you put some water lines in but that will take sometime and it is somewhere down road yet. back to you. two virginia tech students charged in the death of a 13-year-old girl appeared in court today. it is still not known how he knew her. investigators found her body in

he is charged with first-degree murder. another student is charged with accessory after the fact. a car stolen, vandalized and abandoned. next at 6:00 the trend raleigh police are seeing and how the thieves manage to get away without ever having the keys. plus a new warning about the zika virus. the impact it is having here in north carolina. first here is a check of the driving conditions. there is some heavy traffic out there but it is moving. we are coming right back. when you order now you get a free pizza after super bowl 50! free pizza? we get it after the super bowl. order now through super bowl sunday

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a car stolen, vandalized and abandoned >> it is one woman's story and a trend that police say is on the rise. >> it is really heartbreaking that there is that bad of people in the world. >> this is not how she expected to find her car two weeks after hit was stolen from her home. >> it can happen to anybody. i didn't think it could happen to me and -- and here i am. >> she said she locked it the night before and had both sets of keys with her. police later found it at a nearby apartment with the windshield shattered. what she found inside was worse. >> you open up the vehicle where my son's car seat is suppose to be, there is drug paraphernalia, used condoms, clothing, just vile things. >> her car was one of the 99 reported stolen in january. an increase over.

>> police say it is rare for thiefs to steal locked cars. if your car sun locked there is a couple of -- is unlocked there is a couple of places they are check! police say they can see a spike during winter months. a lot of cars are stolen when they are left running to warmup in cold weather. >> there is so many cars on the road nowadays, it is hard to find it. >> lucky for jones she was able to find her car. >> it is sad because these -- these individuals are clearly smart. i don't know how to get into a locked car. if they are able to do something so smart, put it to good use. >> back to you. >> that is frustrating. well the cdc said the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle restaurants is over. at least 60 people got sick. the last reported case was

it is still unknown where it originated. meanwhile the worth health organization declaring a global emergency today over the spread of the zika virus. they estimate there could be up to four million cases in the america's in the next year. so far there are no reported cases here. we have also reached out the raleigh durham international to see if extra precautions are being taken and they have not yet taken action. i know it is monday by by the end of the week we could wind up with highs, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. just look at all the changes. every single day this week is going to be drastically different than day before and the day after it.

and wetter thursday. cold and wet thursday. then just cold by friday. literally everyday will be different. today obviously the nicest. it is not 100% cloud free and dry as you can see. current radar has a few showers back to our west. those will move in and hit a few of us, mainly triangle on north after the sun goes down. not expecting anything heavy or severe. some light rain with a cold front and that cold front will bring our 70s to an end. you still have time to get out and enjoy it. many of us still in the 60s as you head outside. as we head into this evening we will add in a little bit of rain. then front comes through shortly after mid night. clouds are going to stick around but rain will not for the morning commute. say good-bye to 60s over the next few hours. we will quickly drop to the 50s. you are out the door tuesday morning 47 degrees. remember, there is a cold front coming through so if you head to work and school tomorrow thinking it will be in the 70s

it will not be. a few showers, the cold front. own fortunately this area of high pressure won't sweep in tomorrow. this front will hang around and we have a warm front and then another cold front. let's talk about how this will all go down. at 9:00 we have a few showers, front comes through, rain is out of here. we are dry. cloudy by tomorrow morning. we go throughout the day tomorrow, clouds, maybe a few peaks of sun by generally dry. tomorrow is groundhogs day. shadow. then we get into wednesday. warm front comes through. that will warm us back up but we have a cold front and that will bring us another chance of rain. in the afternoon on wednesday this one could bring heavy rain and could bring some thunderstorms. the cold front comes through and then that will drop our

that is how complex this week is. by the way on wednesday we are in the marginal risk of severe weather. we are in the lowest threat levels. we can l -- will keep an eye on. that tomorrow we are cool, warm and then cool again. our best chances of rain still look to be wednesday afternoon into thursday and then we have some sunshine with february like temperatures, friday, saturday and sunday. tomorrow's high 54. today is the first day of february. our high today was 72. absolutely no complaints there. we had forecasted 69. we start off the month on a plus note. $100 to our friends at ellen kelly. >> very good. wet -- it was a great way to start february.

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that are easily blown off. >> the doctors say the biggest red flag is knowing your family history. >> other risk factors that can increase your chances, smoking,

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breaking news. tonight the voting begins in iowa as the nation takes its first step towards electing a new president. after months of campaigning, tens of millions spent, the

can trump close the deal, or