person did not get the virus from here. they have traveled. >> we have a person who traveled to an effected area who tested positive. >> reporter: this tiny bug is causing a big problem. health officials cannot tell us who or where the patient is but north carolina now has a case of zika. >> reporter: did i expect that. >> yes, we have a lot of people that travel in our state. that's why we want to get the message out, when you travel to kearns effected by zika you need to protect yourself from bug bites. >> reporter: the cdc said one in five people who catch the disease will see symptoms.

>> the disease is not so bad, it's more of a concern that it may be associated with birth defects. >> reporter: researchers said the type of mosquito that carries the disease can be found in every county in north carolina but they to not expect there to be an outbreak. >> reporter: currently there is no vaccine for zika but the cdc said it's a priority. >> have the mosquitoes been tracked in north carolina. >> reporter: yes and no, the funding was cut in 2000 and 2014.

said that they are talking about restructuring the virus. any time a doctor thinks something is zika they have to report it to state officials. >> thank you. people do not feel like their voice matters in the process. >> one voter vents his frustration to lawmakers. we go through the changes that we see the next time we go to the polls. >> have you read the bill, it's like greek. >> reporter: this hills borough resident was the only person to speak on the redistricting committee but he's not the only person to feel that way, lawmakers passed several

pick your congress member. three federal judges required the legislature to redraw the districts after they found that race was a reason for how the districts were drawn. there are also changes made to the congressional primary date. the march 15th primary which includes the presidential race goes on as planned but lawmakers voted to hold a sebd primary for the congressional races on june seventh. there also would not be a primary runoff. the legislators are hoping that a federal court will overalternate the decision.

the federal judges have to say about the map. raccoons why a north carolina town have come down with a disease that causes them to seem drunk, wobbly and friendly. in the past few weeks crews have located five different raccoons that have cases of distemper. we have a meth lab bust at a home on church rode in benson. also a family of nine is now homeless after a fire in selma, it happened around 4:30. crews said that the fire appears to be accidental.

72 year old grandmother who was hit wheul watching tv in her home. dorothy holloway was shot from a drive by. by. she is doing well. the owner of the vortex pled guilty to assault today. this is video from october 24th, the night of the accident. five people were hurt when the vortex started moving while passengers were trying to get off, it was later determined that a safety mechanism was disabled.

constant memory is the bang of my head hitting the platform. the family has settled a lawsuit over the incident. josh mack mack will spend a month in jail. >> to live or die, the fate of travion smith is in the hands of the jury. his former parole officer testified saying that he had many parole offenses. >> i did not know where he was staying and i cannot track him

>> the sentencing phase continues monday morning. a lawsuit was dismissed against a unc case, it was between a football player and a basketball player. a beautiful day today this is video we shot this afternoon of people enjoying the sunny day in downtown fayetteville. lets check in for the forecast. >> happy friday, a couple of clouds, warmer temperatures. maybe some rain this weekend. it's friday not. traffic not too bad. it's chilly, 48 degrees. this morning we started off in the 20s but thanks to a south wind we do not have 20s for overnight lows for at least the

we have a cold front that will bring with it a but of rairn later next week. for tonight, 46 at 8:00 and 38 by tomorrow morning. raleigh. friday night. next week we have good rain chances, i will walk through each day coming up. businesses in the area are reaching out to syrian refugees. we have the story. >> reporter: growing up in the civil rights area, this woman knows how it feels to not be welcome.

>> reporter: her business is one of dozens across the triangle that held up signs welcoming the refugees. >> it does not matter from where they are, from syria or mexico we are here to support the people that need help. >> reporter: the debate escalated when the governor asked the federal government to not send any more refugees to the state. >> my primary duty as governor is to protect the citizens of north carolina, which is why i am taking these steps and making this request of the president. >> reporter: the businesses said they agree with a vetting

excuse for an outright ban. >> we want to make this city a better place for emp. -- everyone. you can now navigate downtown raleigh from the palm of your happened. the city just announced the downtown raleigh app. >> we are in a new world where people are expecting to get a lot of information about a lot of things in a quick easy format. you can download the app for free on your android or apple device. the author harper lee has died. she wrote the book, to kill a mocking bird.

major warning when it comes to hoover boards. next, the consequences that

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it's still winter but it will

we this is wncn news now at 7:00. welcome back, it was an emotional home coming for 70 paratroopers, they were welcomed home after wrapping up nine months in iraq. >> reporter: songs, signs and anticipation filled the room as fort bragg families waited for this moment.

of the 82nd airborne dwietion came home to hugs, tears and kisses. >> it was amazing, i numbed everything until i came back. >> the only thing that mattered to the families was having their soldiers back in their arms. >> reporter: in the time that they have been gone babies have grown into toddlers and toddlers are growing into boys and girls. parents proud of their children, children proud of their moms and dads. all thankful for their service

>> wonderful story, welcome home. also in fort bragg, cisco participated in a job fair at the base. it's part of a prarm that the governor started to help vets transition into civilian life. the federal government said that hover boards are linked to more than 50 fires, the problem is related to the battery packs. last month amazon said it would give refunds to anyone that bought the hover boards. today is the last day for

the rule was announced last year. a fire tornado caught on camera. authorities said a large mower caught in flames. luckily nobody was injured. it was a great day to get outside and enjoy baseball. the penn state games started, boy were they treated to sunny skies and nice temperatures. >> it's still winter, but it does not feel like it. >> spring officially starts a month from tomorrow. it's currently 48 degrees.

hello to the guys and gallons at shaw university. i want to go west to asheville. i want to show you that they are the same temperature as us. there is the biltmore house. there is the mountains. look just above that and you see a bit of white as the sunsets. they are farther west, the sunset is later. spring is a month away. our days get longer. the temperatures warm up. 40s for everyone tonight. we started the morning in the 20s. that's the last of the 20s that we see for a week, maybe longer.

and clear skies. we drop own to 46 at 8:00. then to the upper 30s by tomorrow morning. 10 degrees warmer than where we were this morning. high pressure continues to slowly nudge offshore and our winds nudge to the south. that's going to make a huge difference in our temperatures. winds control our temperatures in the winter time. we have a cold front that is making it's way through the midwest and unfortunately we have rain to talk about. i want to pickup the weather map tomorrow at six a. a few clouds but we are going to keep it dry.

sunday is a different story. we have changed the rawp chances just a bit. sunday morning, not that cold. sun and clouds throughout the day, notice the rain throughout the west. late in the day we have rain into our area. we took the vein chance from 20% to 30% today. here's the taste of spring. dry, saturday, into the 60s. a mild start. we get close to 70 sunday. tuesday looks to be the wettest day of the week. we have rain left over for wednesday and then dry thursday and friday.

>> friday through sunday, you are always happy. >> all right thank you. speaking of this weekend, the gop race could come down to

plus the race for the white

tomorrow when voters in nevada and south carolina head to the polls. the gop race could be a closer contest than once thought. donald trump's lead has lessened. >> running for president takes guts. >> here in south carolina these next 21 hours are going to decide a greet deal. >> meanwhile marco rubio is picking up steam hoping his endorsement from governor haley will help. in nevada, it's seen as a dead heat between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. hillary clinton has seen her leads narrow in the past couple of weeks. right knew supreme court

honor of life of justice antonin scalia. he died last weekend while on a hunting trip in texas. president obama paid his respects. funeral service take place tomorrow at the national basilica. the zika virus is official

here's a fiem look at your seven-day forecast. we made it into the 50s, 65 tomorrow, 68 sunday. small chance of rain late in the day sunday and then good

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