for all of us at nbc news, good right now at 11:00 clear roads and skies. here's a live looking at drive in raleigh where the bitter cold is moving in i'm sean maroney. >> i'm sharon tazewell. light snow here and a dursting out east but snow not our concern it's bone chilling cold temperatures.

hohenstein watching. temperatures and another system monday starts us off with the very latest. >> today was part one of 3 t. it wasn't a lot of snow. it moved in at 9:00 a.m. and now out of here and radar will stay dry through the entire weekend burt temperatures we will focus on. this is kind of part two of the three part weather weekend. so part two is cold temperatures where it's 30 right now, you see these teens up to the north? you know a lot of times i can show this and say don't were those aren't coming here. but actually this time teens are coming here. sunday morning. that will be the coldest time we've had all season and by the way up in chicago, their high tomorrow will be fur teen which is going to be our morning temperature on sunday. so it could always be worse and colder. tomorrow windchill of 14. by lunchtime we're sunny but 30 degrees. will feel like 20. one other problems it's windy.

of the 20s as highs will be in the 30s. then monday morning, another inch of snow possibly a tenth inch of ice. could create some slick spots on roads and once again lead- some changes in schools and businesses. we'll have mr. on the timing of this all in just a few minutes. the slick roads blamed on a tragic deaths of two high schoolers. the football stars from west craven high school were killed in a crash near the border. it was one of several crashes blamed on snow and sleet. a rare sight along the outer banks, snow. the area still recovering from a nor'easter that blew through. schools in deer county closed early to get people off the roads. the roads here spared for the most part. >> with the falling temperatures there's concern

live in the wncn mobile news tracker how are things looking out there tonight? >> reporter: well, sean, pretty good. the d.o.t. has tried to stay a step head of the weather. taking a live look at the weather. the focus on the cold tonight. if you were hoping for snow, friday was a letun. wilson got a dusting and that's being generous. but don't worry, winter is making its presence known by the nasty wind gusts in the lower temperatures. >> pretty cold i wish i had longer socks. >> people kept saying it was going to snow so i was expecting a little bit more. i'm glad it was just a little scattered. >> reporter: just when crew thought it was coat and hat weather there's this guy. >> i just put on shorts because it was comfortable. >> reporter: you're telling me you're not cold at all in shorts. >> not right now, no. >> reporter: he's visiting from connecticut. so he's used to not feeling his extremities this time of year. >> i'm from michigan so it's

no snow but it is very, very cold. >> reporter: maybe he's just extra tough. the michigan guy knows the importance of layers intersection auto actually have underarmor and long sleeved shirt over my -- under my hoodie. so i'm definitely prepared and gloves and hat aside from that. >> reporter: yeah, those layers are going to be needed tonight into this weekend. a live look back on the beltline you can see there are a number u cars out this evening. no real trouble spots or traffic at this hour. the d.o.t. urging people to take it slow when it comes to bridges and overpasses that's where there's some concerns that it could be slick or slippery. live in the mobile news tracker amy cutler, wncn. >> i don't know about the shorts. whether it's snow ice storms you can take the latest conditions with crew on the go if you download our news app. right now a clayton woman,

are looking for a new home after a fire. it happened on west front street this evening. investigators don't know what caused it but may have started in the kitchen. durham police releasing a final draft of the body camera policy. but what's in isn't sittingary well with anyone. there's a provision that allows anyone that has a complaint to see the video but not copy it. videos that show use of force should be made public. at least two council members say they will vet against funding the cameras. mound's council meeting. right now police in raleigh are searching for suspects involved in shiiteing it happened on cricket ridge drive around 4:20 this afternoon. the suspects forced their way in and shot a man in his 40s in the leg. police say the home is a known drug house and the victim who is expected to be okay is not cooperate.

is closed as part of a punishment. he's not here lost the alcohol license for 21 days beginning today. its facebook page says it will reopen march 4th. they agreed to pay a $5000 fine to avoid a 30 day suspension. now, the suspense comes avs a deadly dwi crash last summer. investigators say he's not here and another bar served chandler cane yeah. he got behind the wheel and killed three people including a child back in november or rather back in november the other bar was given a 14 day suspension and $5000 fine. the death of a raleigh taxi driver is highlighting the dangers of the job and raising concerns. 55-year-old jose dominguez was shot and killed while on duty. his friend say they believe he was robbed and killed over $13.

where they go and who they pick up. many say they stopped carrying cash and don't pick up customers who give vague instructions. >> he lost his life. he had a family and all that. so we are selling a service that we think people need. he drove for amigo taxi who says they're now working to improve safety presiegers within the company. right now a detour in place in southwest raleigh so crews can replace a bridge. the construction beginning the spring centers around the trail wood dry bridge. they discovered a structural immediately. the new bridge will be ready construction begins. families are shell out more and more cash for health coverage and some in our state are reaping a breaking point. >> even after raising rates north carolina's largest insurer blue cross blue shield is considering getting out of the affordable care act

would leave thousand without health coverage. >> wncn's michael highland is here with a closer look at what behind the problem. >> we talked to a home who's seen mr. bill trump from 1400 to went $200 a month. with that increase blue cross money. >> reporter: they've been trying to get their health coverage straightened out when egoes on the website, it sees. none of them right. >> and the third, covers two of my children and myself and my husband, but it lists our 20- year-old son as the subscriber. our7-year-old daughter as his spouse. my husband and high self as dependents. >> reporter: she's among thousand who had issues like this. it's not the only concern. the cost is skyrocketting fast. $800 mr. a month compared to just three years ago. >> it's obscene and i just don't see how the system can

about it. >> reporter: speak of affordable executives are now considering getting out of the affordable care act marketplace. they've been losing monaural -- money on those plans. this man has been in the insurance business for decades. >> they're getting the good, bad, and ugly. >> reporter: he says part other problem is that the act did not address underlying costs u health care such as medication, doctor visits. >> is this really sustainable? >> no, it's not because there's nothing else in our economy that's going up that quickly. >> reporter: as of february 1st 613,000 people in north carolina have signed up for coverage in the aca marketplace that includes 165,000 in the viewing area. in recent years blue cross blue shield has handled most of that business. >> it's going to leave a lot of gaps for people that need coverage. >> reporter: they have runt numbers and wonder whether it's

>> we'd be better off going out of pocket. we discussed how much we actually utilized it would be cheaper for us to just pay for everything out of bill clinton et. >> reporter: executives have not made a final decision and doing what they can to stay in. another insurance provide could step in but that will edifficult. >> the soon to be president of the unc system got a bit choked up talk about a recent protest against her hiring. >> i've been surprised at the intentionity of the reaction. but i lack forward to meeting with, talking to and learning from those who have questions about my record and my intentions. >> she takes over as unc system president on march 1st. she addressed the board of governors. there have been demonstrations at recent board meetings and opponents say her hiring was too political and

when asked about her reaction spellings had this to say. >> i hope it shows that i mean i really mean what i say. it comes from my heart. >> she says she wants to make college more affordable and plans on visiting all 17 unc campuses once she takes office. we're staying on top of the coal ash crisis now the governor's office says the s state is one step closer to collegiate all up. today environmental regulators issued the first permit to drain ash ponds. federal government was one that approved the permit allowing duke energy to drain the steam station in mount holly. they hope the permit will serve is a template for other coal ash ponds. duke energy is closing four sites by 209. you can fuel let extensive coverage from the coal ash crisis from the very beginning at the dan river two kers go. all on wncn.com just click on the investigates tab. changes in the water the message don't worry.

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how it a push for christian voters tonight. republican presidential candidates are hoping to appeal to evangelicals in south carolina. jeb bush courted voters at bob jones university. ben carson, marco rubio and ted cruz took part in a family values forum. >> i'm glad i'm the second choice now. i think you know a couple weeks ago they wouldn't have e known how to pronounce my name. >> the next debate is tomorrow

carolina. state lawmakers a monday they will hold a public hearing on monday to discuss the redrawing of congressional districts. three federal judges ruled that our lawmakers used races a factor. one includes a wide area of wilson and durham. state lawmakers announced they will hold the hearing. but the lawmakers are concerned about the potential impact to the march 15 primary. >> you're talking about 730,000 people in each district so as you change lines that's going to push lines here and there. >> state lawmakers are asking the u.s. supreme kurt to grant a delay in the case lawmakers may still call a special succession next week. the family of a north carolina woman mauled to death by her dog is sharing her story. susan story's family says she just adopted the pit bull two weeks ago.

dog's cage wednesday, then he turned violent and ainged her. she died a short time later. now, her family says they're trying to figure out what to do with her other four dogs. >> one of the people that gave her this dog and told them that was good natured and everything. we like to find that out. >> the dog that attacked story was put down yesterday morning. a special celebration today for new troopers hitting the roads. the class of 29 troopers garage witted from the state training immediately. several are military veterans placed as part of a transition program. they cheated 7 months of intense training. if you live in durham you may notice a difference in your drinking water. from february 27 to the end march it will per form the system. the process is required. >> you can see changes to taste or even water color burt the city is adamant there's no system.

your cure for the bitter cold here. this is half moon bay in california where dozens of surfers are competing. waves as high as 40 feet. the winner got a perfect wave and $30,000 prize. of en better there in california they had the lottest temperature in the whole country woodland hills, california, was 90 today. we were 32. and we were going to be hoping for 90 this weekend but it's not going to happen. morning temperatures in the low 20s. barely getting above freezing tomorrow afternoon. teens sunday morning. and right at freezing on sunday. and it is very possible with today, this weekend and monday's temperatures there's going guy people in central northcarolina who don't get above freezing all four days. right now, most of us at or below freezing. the radar is dry and it will

night when another winter weather system heads our way. >> but this weekend, hardly any clouds, no precipitation, but plenty of cold temperatures. and tomorrow morning start at 23. the wind's going to be a problem. so cold temperatures you 3 in some wind, and morning windchills in the teens. even by lunchtime, 30 is only going to feel like 20 and a windy afternoon with a high of 34 under sunny skies but only going to feel like 22. this is all cold but not historic. these are the four coldest temperatures in records in the raleigh area since 1887. also the only four times we've been below zero. nine back in 1985 was our coldest ever in january. and it just so happens that in 1899 minus 2 happened on february 14th which is this sunday. so just remember the cold you're feeling sunday morning isn't even close to a reported.

so let's talk about this next round of precipitation. pick up the weather map at 7:00 a.m. teens with sunny skies. notice throughout the day thin fair weather clouds start to mover in. >> you see snow out in the mountains. sunday night we're still dry but very late on sunday night, as we get into the early morning hours, here we are the -- here we are at midnight. for your morning commute we'll have some snow and sleet falling across our area. that's monday morning's commute. here we are at 7:00 a.m. the trends tonight have been for this warmer rain to start to push the frozen precipitation out of here by lunchtime. but then the problem becomes it's going to continue to rain the rest of monday, and most of the day tuesday. so here's our scrap dated timeline. s we start monday morning go all the way through tuesday night. starts automotive as snow. small amounts little bigger than today. >> nothing like what we saw in

wraps up shortly after lunchtime. small accumulations, very small of freezing rain and sleet. then the rain takes over. and goes all wait until tuesday night. could see 1-2 inches. looking bag at this by late next week the rain will probably accumulate more and be the bigger event but as, you know, the snow is always a big deal around here. >> and i think it could be a big deal for us on monday morning. tomorrow morning in the 20s. plenty of sunshine. and again, that's the warmer day. temperatures don't get out the mid- to low 30s. teens on sunday morning. we increase the clouds but keep it dry as once, again, for valentine's day we are stuck in the 30s. so your 7-day forecast, two more 30s this weekend and another one next week so that's four in a row. of course, sunday says valentine's day. monday a holiday, president's day. we have the wintry mix turning to rain. then we've got some 50s on tuesday. with rain. and then 50s most of next week u. auto will say, again, i

little bit of a headache with the morning commute. temperatures in the low 20s. windchills in the teens. that's bad enough, right? but some light snow and sleet falling leading to some issues on the roads. so we will be watching very closely this next system coming monday. kristen and bill will be here all weekend. and check in with that because it will adjust as you know. it's still three days away. >> all right. >> cold weekend. >> . >> need to have some heat for sure. well, sanford family sleeping in a home with heat for the first time in months. we love this story. back in december we partnered with allen kelly and company for our warm hearts warm homes. >> mistie mcfadden and her family won add say it's a dream come true. >> it's such a blessing like it's definitely something i've prayed about for a long time and we just could never get enough money to get it together to get it fixed. it's been years. so it's a huge blessing.

in addition to the new heating system they received a check for $500 to help pay for heating expenses. a decade ago history made in the triangle. tonight we celebrate the hurricane stanley cup title. >> but first a disaster turned into a display.

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store owner says the man behind her was helping. so far there haven't been any arrests. the first family's final easter egg roll will take place march 28. the tradition includes live music, storytelling, sports even the roll, of course. this year's team is let's celebrate featuring the first ever white house fun run as part other let's move initiative. tickets are free and requested through an online lottery. y a disaster turned car exhibit in kentucky. >> you may remember this day the massive sinning hole caused the floor inside the sky dome to collapse destroying eight prized corvettes. two were restored but because the story was so popular the museum decided to build it in t a new display. >> a lot of people said we have taken lemons and made lemonade. i think it's pretty cool myself i. was here two or three times after the fact and saw the hole

but didn't know they was going to keep part of it. >> well, in addition to the cars exhibit provides geology lessons so people can learn how sinkholes form. well, uber says it's willing to pay out $28 million to settle class action lawsuits people say the company misrepresented the safety practices and the fees it charged passengers. as part of the settlement they will pay some money back to riders who made trips from january 2013 through january of this year. uber also agrees to rename the safe ride fare to a booking fee. and you can soon take a commercial flight from the u.s. to cuba. both countries are expected to formally sign off on flying two of to and from for the first time in more than 50 years. >> once it's signed the move could lead to more than 100

including 20 daily fligh hard to believe but the been 10 years since the carolina hurricanes hoisted the stanley cup. nhl champions right here in raleigh. >> tonight former and current players were back together for a reunion and hopefully a little manningic for this year's squad. >> reporter: the 2005-2016

also in town is lord stanley's cup and tonight's game would have the feel of playoff hockey both are fighting for post season. early on and for most other game goal please dominate. a beauty onnesser. cam ward he was not bad himself. finally in the second, mat kahn comes back to haunt them. the great feed to kess el, 1-0 penguins. it looks like that is where it will end. the game tying goal giving the canes new life. >> it was getting late and felt like it was getting late. any time you're getting out in the nine moments, it's a little bit nerve-racking obviously but i thought the guys did a good job. >> reporter: neither team could score the final 6 minutes. what an o.t. was. cam ward made some spectacular save says sending game to the shootout. shootouts are not good for the canes. the canes get a point but fall

>> it was a big game. you know, i think we did a good job of sticking with it and getting the point i'm not sure how it all unfolds we're going to keep plugging away. >> the canes host the islanders on saturday night. in raleigh, todd gibson, wncn sports. probably warmer in there than outside. >> you know, it's funny it's february and the canes start in like late sum ser these days and temperatures are really warm and the ice is never great but that ice is good new. the going to be good through the weekend. we are not outp 30s through this weekend or through monday. the change comes monday when we bring some snow, sleet, and rain into the area. that rain lasts through tuesday. so this is not going to be a major event it's going to be a lit more than -- little more than what we just had on monday. and not as bad as what we had in january but more snow and

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