temperatures set to dip into the teens over night. and a possible winter weather event for monday. we'll break down all the scenarios in your forecast. thousands march through the streets of downtown raleigh. the message from this year's moral march. and nc state gets a big win at home. we have highlights and reaction. good evening. i'm maggie newland. we'll get to the forecast in a moment. but first breaking news, supreme court justice skalia is dead. several reports including a statement from the governor of texas indicates she was found dead of apparent natural causes in west texas. skalia was nominated to the u.s. supreme court in 86 by president ronald reagan. he was 79 years old. it was hardly above freezing today. it's going to drop into teens over night. let's head to bill ray with a

>> 34 was the high. fayetteville you got to 39. we broke the freezing mark. but that's long gone. we're down to 28 degrees right now. and as we take a look, temperatures, 27 in roxboro. 27 in durham. it's freezing again in fayetteville after the high of 39. it's in the 20s in the rocky mount. the skies are clear. the air is dry, it's going to get cold tonight. these will be the coldest temperatures of the year so far, about 11 along the virginia border. 13 to 14 in the triangle. 17 in fayetteville. 15 in rocky mount, you know the drill, pets, check on them, bring them in, don't leave them out. check on the elderly and folks that might have trouble getting good heat. you'll be fine if you can stay inside. but you don't want to be outside on a night like tonight. it's very cold. now we have to change gears and talk about the next weather maker. i don't see it up here. but it's out to the west. and it's coming our way. as a matter of fact, the national weather service all ready put up a winter storm

and we'll talk about that coming up. this is for monday now. monday. and it could be a mess. a wintery mess as a matter of fact as we look at what you might see monday morning. snow and sleet from the triangle northward, monday morning. snow and sleet and add in freezing rain for everybody else in the viewing area. so we'll tell you the amounts we can get and it will change monday afternoon and we'll show that to you timing the entire system out and giving you a look into next week coming up in a few minutes. but it's going to be cold maggie newland. right now the immigrant community is helping those detained and set to be deported. it's the latest effort in recent weeks. the event is being held at the church in carey. amy cutler is live there now with more. >> reporter: family, friends, advocates, and more, dozens of them gathering behind us here at this vigil. they're here to express their concerns. at times it's been quite emotional.

local teens. the first, edwin alvarez. they say he was the victim of an ice raid three weeks ago. he's currently detained in georgia. the other, santos guzman, organizers telling us he was picked up by ice two days ago. both they explained could be killed if they have to return to central america. the families as you can imagine are distraught. they're very upset. many of them however are very, very religious, and so they're holding on strongly to their faith right now. >> reporter: now organizers say these teens could be deported at any minute. there are family members of those two teens that are here. we're hoping to speak with them. and we'll have more on that coming up tonight at 11:00. live in carey, amy cutler, wncn news now. several thousand people marched through raleigh participating in the tenth annual moral march. wncn's lauren was in the midst

>> the north carolina naacp says the purpose of today's march is to hold lawmakers accountable. whether that be voting rights, immigration reform, or education equality. . >> all of us believe very strongly in what this march is about. >> we're all here for one thing. >> all of our issues haven't been handled. >> it's marching time. it's movement time. >> as long as there are injustices that need to be correct. there's going to be moral marches. and i think it's my duty to be part of these moral marches. i think it's a show of solidarity. i think it's a show that there are people that care about those with less -- who are less fortunate than we are. and that we're willing to make

>> there are so many different issues. but we're all out here together. it represents the unity of the movement. >> expand medicaid, health not wealth. >> for me it's about doing things to tackle poverty. and racism that's so rampant still in this country. >> we're advocates for voter rights, for black rights. >> keep on marching until we all have equal rights. it's our time. it's our vote. >> it's so important that those of us in the middle talk, and it's not just the voices on the fringes that are heard. >> someone has to take that stand. someone has to be able to put in their minds that i'm going so stand for what i believe in. i'm going to stand for the foundation that was set for me. someone has to take that plunge. and take that plunge. and we're doing that here. >> this year's theme is to get out and vote. and the campaign is called this

our time, our vote. a reminder, north carolina primaries are on march 15th. maggie back to you. in response to the march, the north carolina gop said those who attended have had opportunities for change but don't always show up when it's time to vote. >> their version of a stir up the liberals to get the vote out in november, you know, they may have some success on that. but our good policies of lower taxes, lower regulation, photo id, more freedom for the people of north carolina, that will be the best get out the vote tool. and we'll be utilizing that. >> state legislative leaders scheduled six public hearings monday across north carolina to determine what new congressional maps should look like. this as they wait on a decision on whether the maps must be redrawn by next week. three federal judges ruled lawmakers use race as a factor in redrawing districts one and twelve. district one, a wide area, includes parts of wilson and

district twelve is toward winston salem. state lawmakers are asking the u.s. supreme court to grant a delay in the case. lawmakers may still call a special session next week. for a list of times and locations, visit wncn.com. we are now just a week away from the south carolina republican primary. the six remaining gop candidates debate in the palmetto state. some hit the campaign trail ahead of tonight's clash. chris pallone reports. >> for the first time in the 2016 campaign. six candidates will be on the debate stage trying to impress voters in south carolina. it's a state with a large percentage ofvoters who call themselves conservative evangelical christians. a fact not lost on texas senator ted cruz. >> they're looking for a consistent conservative. someone with a proven record of defending the constitution. rights. of defending the free market principles and judeo christian

of this great nation. >> they've been sparring online and over the air waves for weeks. will they attack each other in person tonight in a state known for its rough and tumble campaigns. >> you have cruz. find out where he gets his money. >> perhaps the most pressure tonight is on florida senator marco rubio. analysts say he needs a strong debate performance. he was panned for his poor performance in the last debate. cruz is portraying him as a flip-flopping opportunist. the next democratic contest is saturday in nevada where vermont senator bernie sanders hillary clinton. iowa. hampshire. we're going to surprise them here in nevada. >> all the candidates searching for momentum with super tuesday and hundreds of delegates up for grabs, coming in a little more than two weeks. chris pallone, nbc news new york. don't miss meet the press

senator marco rubio, donald trump, and john kasich join the program. it all starts father or mothering wncn -- following wncn today. one man in the hospital and another in jail after a family argument led to a shooting in clayton. 58-year-old timothy driver shot his girlfriend's son in the face and stomach late last night. pleasant is expected to survive. driver is being held in the johnston county detention center under an 80,000-dollar bond. a 72-year-old woman is in critical condition after a drive-by shooting in durham. it happened last night after 10:00 on forester street. we saw broken glass and what appeared to be a bullet hole in the door today. sheriff investigators say the woman and other relatives were inside the house at the time of the shooting. anyone with information is urged to call crime stoppers. now you want to listen up if you're in the holly springs area. right now at&t wireless

no other carriers or land lines were -- 557-9111. that number is also on our website, wncn.com. expect some delays if you're driving on highway 147 in durham. today southbound traffic shifted to new lanes that have been built down the median of the highway while work continues on the east end connector project. the shift happens between the briggs avenue and ellis roads exits. it's expected to continue until mid-june. after a tough loss on the road against duke, nc state looking to get things back on track today in raleigh. stay with us. straight ahead, we have highlights and reaction from the wolf pack's matchup with wake forest. plus why the freezing cold weather couldn't keep these guys out of the water. all right. i want to spend a lot of time talking about the storm coming your way monday. but i don't want to neglect tonight. these temperatures will be very cold, one more look at the low temperature map, teens for everybody. feeling chillier with a breeze

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welcome back. taking a look at sports news, excitement in durham. the duke blue devils looking to get things back on track. maybe back into the top 25 this afternoon in durham. the blue devils hosted seventh ranked virginia today. what a finish it would be after missing two free throws and giving up the lead to virginia with less than 30 seconds to go. grayson allen made an incredible shot as time expired. it's the second win for duke

duke beat louisville on tuesday. they'll beat carolina on wednesday before facing louisville on saturday. it's part of a four-game stretch against ranked opponents. two teams that combined to lose 13 of their last 14 games met today in raleigh. this one would not lack points or star performances. wncn's todd gibson has the story. >> despite taking a two-point halftime lead the first 20 minutes frustrated the pack, wake forest would hit 56% of their shots and state couldn't find the rhythm. we tried to get on a run. and every other time you get fouled called. you're going back to the line. you're taking the ball out. it's like slowing the game down a little bit. >> the pack found another gear in the final stanza and would weather the demon deacons show of cody miller mackentire. he had 24 points and devon thomas who had a monster game.

state has cat, cat barber, the acc's leading scorer. he tallies a career high 38 points. second half. >> he's the catalyst. he's the guy making it all happen for us. he just -- then i get to the end of the game. i look at the stat sheet and sometimes i go whoa, wow, he game. even though you know it. sometimes. season. barber got help. caleb martin, and maverick rowan knocked in 20. it's a game the pack knew they had to get and they did. scoring the most points in acc play in more than 24 years. 99-88 state over wake. >> we did it today. >> the wolf pack sends the demon deacons to their tenth straight loss. no time to celebrate. the pack is back in action monday at virginia. in raleigh, todd gibson, wncn sports. and check this one out. temperatures late this

above freezing. but look at that. that didn't stop a bunch of students at nc state from taking part in the polar plunge. wow. this is my second polar plunge. the first one that i've done since my son had down syndrome. so i like seeing the crowd of people that come out and help participate. and you know, acknowledge that there's people like my son, and inclusion is what it's all about. >> she needs a wet suit or something to keep her warm hopefully. a run took place before the run to raise money for the special olympics. great cause and wow. >> it gets the attention to the special olympics. you have to do a few strange things to get that attention. but if it works. it works. they're trying to channel their inner july. go in and pretend it's 95 degrees. think warm thoughts. it's 28 right now. so we're getting cold. and it's going to get colder.

32 in clinton. 32 in fayetteville. 28 cylar city. 28 in rocky mount. here come the purples. we're going to be in the teens. these are the temperatures that might be around. some areas will get close to single digits along the virginia border. 23 degrees at 9:00 you'll be out. it was windy today. you felt that breeze. it really bit through you. made it feel like it was in the teens or low 20s all day. it's going to feel like it's in the teens in the evening hours. the winds die down over night. a little breeze will take that 15-degree reading at 6:00 a.m. to make it feel like it's 8. 21 at 9:00. when you head to church, it'll be freezing at noon. and then it'll be freezing all day. i have a high right there of 32 degrees occurring at 3:00. the other thing to note, clear skies tonight, but increasing clouds as we head into tomorrow. so, what we've got is our next weather maker to talk about. once we get through tonight's cold weather, all eyes will be

wintery mix early monday. generally light precipitation. but there could be up to three inches. mainly up by roxboro and into the triad. i'm still thinking less than an inch in the triangle. usually you don't get winter storm watches with less than an inch of snow. but i any the weather service being safe than sorry. ice, you don't usually get a winter storm warning or watch unless it's over a quarter of an inch. precipitation. but you know what, the freezing. continually tomorrow and into monday morning. so any precipitation we get will stick. so with that in mind, the best chance of snow and sleet, that best chance is north and west of the triangle. here's the latest rapid precision snow model map. 1 to 3 inches. less than an inch in the triangle. this is a brand new updated map trying to show a little more growth of that 1 to 3-inch line up to the northwest of us. and then what's growing to happen is it'll all get washed away monday night and tuesday. then we have to talk about rain.

if you have that ice clogging some of the drains as it's melting and you could get some street or poor drainage flooding if we get heavy down pours and the best time for that will be monday night into tuesday morning. it might actually clear out tuesday afternoon. here's what you can expect monday morning. i think snow and sleet from raleigh to durham and roxboro. generally an inch or less from the triangle. maybe up to three inches in roxboro. snow, sleet, and freezing rain, for everybody else in the viewing area, monday morning, glaze amounts of freezing rain, very light amounts of snow or sleet sticking. and then watch this, here's what happens monday afternoon. this is what we're waiting for. by 1:00, areas from goldsboro and clinton should be all rain. in the triangle, generally by 3:00, the freezing rain changes to all rain. but snow, sleet, and freezing rain lingers along the virginia border counties north of i-85 till evening hours. then things get above freezing there too and stay that way all monday night. there goes the high. clouds come in. there's the snow. so as we move toward monday

some snow, and that pink is snow, sleet, and freezing rain. and then as we head toward lunch time, it's snow, sleet, and freezing rain, but look how the rain is taking over southeast of raleigh. and then it takes over the triangle. and you'll see some of that freezing stuff go away. and it's going to be rain and lots of it into tuesday morning and then after that, by tuesday afternoon, things will clear out and we'll be dry the rest of the week. so for tomorrow, increasing clouds, get above freezing in the sand hills. and southern coastal plane. but stay at freezing wilson northward. freezing in the triangle toward the virginia border. so we have 32 tomorrow after a low of 14. a wintery mix monday morning. changing to rain monday night. and it'll be rainy on tuesday. look at that. a high of 37 monday. a low of 37 monday night. so temperatures are actually rising as a warm front goes through and we clear out and it's nice wednesday, thursday, and friday and saturday. 62. >> all eyes on saturday. >> got to watch monday morning though. it's going to be a mess. thanks bill.

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we'll be it looks like we've got a major mess to deal with on monday. but hopefully it won't be too bad. >> right now it looks like the precipitation will be light. heavy precipitation will be in

if that rain was in the form of wintery precipitation. we'd be talking over a foot of snow. but it's going to be rain. tomorrow, it's going to be 32 on valentine's day. the low tonight, it's going to be 14. just remember valentine's day is on the 14th. the low will be 14. 37 monday. that wintery mix will change to rain monday night and wash it all away. it'll rain tuesday and weather is nice after that. bundle up. if i want to go up... hello. or if i want to go down... no. but then if i want to come back again... yes. it's perfect. my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit and it feels like i'm just cradled. (vo) change your sleep, change your life,

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