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>> good morning. i'm steph fap chase. the time is 8:54. fayetteville police are searching for four people accused of a home invasion that ended with a resident being shot. four him broke into a home on waterless street and investigators ran from the scene. if you have information, call fayetteville police. a lot of focus is on the presidential race and the tightly contested state races. voters in wake county have another decision on their hand . they must decide whether to approve a half cent sales tax referendum. the money would go towards funding wake transit public plan, which would include a 37- mile commuter rail connecting darner and durham as well as

throughout the county. >> it's very inexpensive. for the typical family, this will be $2.75 a month for basically the price of a cup of coffee. you can quadruple bus capacity with brand new technology in 37 miles of commuter rail. >> we know there are traffic problems and concerns in this area but think the plan is much more expensive than has been recognized transit plan would come from federal dollars. in raleigh, group will hold a news conference with people opposed to the plan. finally, more financial help on the way for people in wake, lee, and moore county in the wake of hurricane matthew. a federal disaster was declared to help governments. in addition to three county, 31 other counties have been approved for federal individual and public assistance.

forecast, here's alyssa corfont. good morning. just about 8:56 as we start off this tuesday and are into the 50s in raleigh, not a cloud in sight downtown. sunshine will feel really good. however, temperatures are going to be much cooler throughout the day, 45 durham, 45 henderson, looking at siler city with upper 30s. lee county has improved to 43. lillington, 53. fayetteville, clinton, rae temperatures to where we were yesterday at this time. siler city is 14 degrees colder, almost a ten degree drop in lee county and portion of mecnbcounty and virginia, 5 to 6eges coo in henderson and durham. the trend will hold true the afternoon, 60 at luhtime as the sunshine hangs around, stl sunny, gh 65 for afternoon high today. tomorrow morning could easil be the coldest morning of the

weesday. we're also look at the potential for a few showers thursday. those won't arrive until late in the day, possibly until the evening hour, and most wet weather will be out of here by friday morning. the weekend ahead looks phenomenal with 75 saturday, 72 sunday and of course, halloween is on mondayhigh in th of 69. 8:57. let's check in with ali for the latest on the roads. very busy, lake wheeler road, bumper to bumper, a crawl out there as well with one on wolfwood at hillsboro street, avent ferry road at athens drive as well. let's take you to 440 eastbound, major delays but cleared accident. 540 is still out there. another crash morrisville, carpenter at nc 54. we'll leave you with a look outside. if you'ring he out, give

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