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immigration officials took him into custody last month and he feels that he is deported he will be killed. >> good evening, i'm sam shane. row. >> and i'm sean maroney. >> tonight his family and teachers came together calling for his return to the room. michael highland joins us with more. >> the family tells me he came here to get away from gangs officials say he did so illegal -- illegally so he poses a threat to national security. this care package is not the kind of package you would expect a teenager to ask for here is his homework -- it's his homework. >> immigration officials took guillen-acosta into custody last month saying he

he had been going to school in word if he will be deported back to honduras. >> i keep saying it's >> reporter: his sister wrote a letter to her brother. she says she is afraid of what awaits him in honduras. >> he is very sad and worried about what will happen to him. >> reporter: he came here to escape gang violence. and by join them it was kill somebody. >> reporter: attendance dropped as other students feared the same thing would happen to them. >> they are concerned about when they come home from school, concerned family members will still be there. >> reporter: guillen-acosta was to make it back to durham and graduate this spring. this group marched on -- down to the post office to send him the work he needs.

spokesman sent this information about the case. it reads as follows: a judge ordered guillen-acosta be removed from the u.s. last month but his attorney moved they reopen the case. arrested a man responsible for shooting into a home month-old toddler. the toddler is expected to make a full recovery. marion lacount laney was not looking to shoot the child but rather the son of the owner of the daycare. police responded to the home which operates as a day care tuesday afternoon and found the child, who was then taken to the hospital. we talked with owners of the tatum tristin center on wednesday and they shut the facility down immediately. also a 13-year-old girl recovering after being

last night on nashville road. police believe a nearby argument led to the shooting. the victim is expected to be okay. virus case. we told you about this tonight at 6:00 o'clock and finding the plans to live department of health and human services. >> reporter: the dhhs is trying to stay ahead of things saying they are monitoring the situation closely. but we found out tonight to several local county don't even have mosquito control programs in place. north carolina now has its first confirmed case of the zika virus. state health officials say it was a resident who recently traveled outside the country but they declined to identify the person, saying where he or

traveled from. people say they are surprised. >> we have lots of people who travel in our state and there are lots of affect the countries. >> reporter: the virus is transmitted by a bite from an infected mosquito and sent them's include a mild fever, skin rashes, muscle and joint pain, pinkeye, and they typically last two to seven days. but only 20 percent of those infected show symptoms. occurrence earn is around pregnant woman and a birth defect. 1 are counties and states doing? >> at this point there is mandatory -- reporting require doctors who find patients who have contracted zika to inform the state. hardy, justin, weekend orange don't have mosquito control programs in place. >> there are efforts underway to remedy that but at this time we

this so getting ahead of most ghetto season, getting ahead of the live hatching . >> reporter: state health officials stressed the risk of it spreading here is low. >> we have a different kind of environment and the countries that people live in, we have proper structures and air-conditioning. >> reporter: and in case you were worried about getting bitten by a mosquito this weekend, health officials say it is too early for most gaydos to be around. it will take several weeks before the weather gets warmer. speaking of whether warmer, a great end to the work week.

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she was 89 years old. >> dozens of businesses in our area across the triangle are trying to change the national conversation about muslims including syrian refugees. may stores are hanging sign that say refugees are welcome here and stop profiling muslims. this lady says she hangs aside because growing up she was taught to never turn a blind eye to those in need. >> everybody is not a killer, everybody is not bad. >> the debate escalated when the governor announced he was asking the federal government to not send any more syrian refugees to the state saying it was a matter of national security. chicago living up to its nick name of the windy city today. strong gusts throughout much of the of the day knocking people over, reaching 50 miles per hour.

evacuated after debris started hitting tossed around. can you imagine that, 50 miles an hour downtown? >> i go to shock -- chicago a lot but never in the winter. >> i think mark twain said the coldest winter he ever spent was summer in chicago. >> it's cold up there along the way dashed along the lake. >> here's what we've got the next 48 hours, tomorrow 38, warmer than the four days in a row we had a week ago so that tells you what we have coming. 60s both days. normal this time of year is 56 so way above that. sunday morning close to 50. how many times have we been above that for daytime highs this winter? >> lettuce switch from meteorology to space science. so there is a moonshot that sarah sent us. did you know that the international space station passed

that little white dot, no it's not a speck on your tv or her lens, that's the international space station. it comes by every once in a while and is seen best at night. bob got us a great shot from seven lakes. you see this is a 32nd exposure. you see it was really a white bright airplane that moves across the sky. tonight it was only there for five minutes. it happens frequently and i'm always here to tell you what it happens. next time we do are be sure to let you know. meantime back on earth, we have a great day tomorrow as the better day and i'll tell you why in just the second but it starts off at 38. if you have to be up in the morning it will be chile, not as cold as it has been. we will keep it dry tomorrow, jumping to a 56 at noon, on the way to a high of 65 degrees.

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>> the alaska police have been difficult. >> reporter: christianne magically floats the puck past martin jones giving the came day 1-0 lead tied at 1-0 in the second the canes take the lead for good. in the third period, skinner appeared to score and the scramble but the referees wave wavered off, carolina challenges and wins. asked talia sitz, 3-1 carolina the carolina. the canes appear to be cruise but then a missed weight puck and the sharks feast, cutting the lead to 3-2. >> we want to

>> the team has warts back a few minutes later skinner swoops in and gets the lead back to two two. jordan staal will and and and seen that one night after losing a tough game on the road, the hurricane bounce act, 5-to carolina over a a hot san jose team. >> i like the way we responded. is playoff hockey from here on out they welcome tampa bay to town on sunday. >> on the court usc preparing from matchup in chapel hill against miami and hoping for a strong performance after wednesday's stunning loss to the blue devils. tomorrow's game against the hurricanes holds greater implications both teams are ten and three in the acc and tipoff is set for 1:00 o'clock and chapel hill. >> duke hopes to continue its winning streak on the road tomorrow but they will have to do it without junior guard matt jones he got a sprained ankle in the first half of the game

no word when he will return. >> the wolfpack also playing home tomorrow. >> clemson comes to town off two straight wins. >> this doesn't come as much as a surprise, panthers tickets are going up. >> the price of success this is the third straight year. money will be used to pay for stadium renovations. you can expect to pay between five to $12 more which puts prices in the range of $48 $48 to $195. >> speaking up answers, if you want to live like one, you've got the chance, if you've got up you million dollars. >> reporter: fred williams home is up for sale for $1.7 million. the home has six bedrooms and five bathrooms and is 6600 square feet.

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new app for exploring downtown raleigh. >> it is called explored and allows you to experience what's going on there is also parking options and street closures. it's in the app store. >> i think that's a great have to have. >> we also have technology that allows you to walk around and explore with your eyeballs. i'll tell you about it after the show it is going to be a good weekend to be outside after highs in the 30s last weekend we will be into the 60s saturday and sunday by 30% chance of rain is late on left in the day where everything going off during the day sunday will go off without a hitch then we have cooler temperatures and rain back in the forecast monday tuesday and wednesday. >> enjoy the weekend. >> it's okay if it rains while we are inside working.

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