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wh d und.waenpolie hxpe meily weioin. mo tfe arwith attempted murder after police say he shot his mother. the shooting happened at the salon off ireland drive this afternoon. police say that's where he worked. -- she worked. she was flown to the hospital in critical condition. he is being held on bond. new tonight, police are arrested the man they say fired shots at officers in durham. members of the us marshals joint task force arrested this man tonight in burlington. he shot at police during a foot chase until the public housing complex saturday. reporter: he faces charges for other crimes he committed in 2014 and 2015. some people want to stop talking about crime and start acting to fix it. they gathered outside city hall tonight. this vigil is a call to action. they talked about a lock of

teenagers and police officers getting out of their cars and getting into troubled one pastor says only a fraction problem. >> after you get through prayer, get off your knees and action. >> this pastor wants to organize a summit with community leaders, churches and groups that have been on the sidelines in the fight against crime. he wants to see a plan of discussions. the man accused of murdering three people in cal cal -- colorado is speaking out. robert deer says the fbi wanted to start a war with him and he was going to choose when and where he would make his last stand. reporter: defiant and ready to die, he has no regrets for shooting up a planned parenthood in colorado. >> apologies? no. i say that they're going to execute me, that would be apology enough. reporter: three people were killed.

lived in the north carolina mountains said he took lives to save lives. >> you think 4,000 babies get abettorred every day. i guarantee you, they had a lot of consecrations. i might have saved 1,000. reporter: court records are sealed. he complained in court that he was being silenced. >> i want the truth out. this is unheard of. reporter: he also claims the fbi has been following him for decades. even on the day of the deadly attack. >> when i got to planned parenthood, when i busted in the people were gone. fbi or somebody. all the employees, everybody had gotten out of the back. reporter: the attack was spur of the moment and not planned. if so, it was a knee jerk reaction that cost three lives and several injuries. in court, he claimed that he was sane. he still must undergo a hearing.

whether to seek the dealt penalty. a lawyer for knowingly helping inmates was guilty of breaking professional conduct rules. she was invading a woman's privacy by taking a water bot federal her home and having it tested for dna without permission. charges relating to deception and interfering with justice were dropped. >> it's been over two years that i've been dealing with this, and i'm just glad it's over. i really just wanted it to be over. >> today's decision means she can get back to work. we are less than 3 weeks away from the iowa caucuses. the rep can candidates are doing whatever they can to get the last minute support. >> they had a debate in south carolina. we recap the issues -- issues discussed. reporter: front-runner donald trump came center stage on the debate of the fox business network. he claims ted cruz isn't

was born on canadian soil soil. >> now he's doing a little bit better. i didn't care before. >> i spent my entire life defending the constitution before the us supreme court. i'm not going to take legal advice from trump. reporter: he made no apologies for his tone, rebuffing criticism. >> i'm angry because our country is a mess. reporter: cruz took heat because he didn't dis close -- >> i made a partnership -- paperwork error. reporter: the opponent on stage was democrat hillary clinton. >> someone who lies to the families of those four victims in benghazi can never be president of the united states. >> if she gets elected, she might be going back and forth between the white house and the white house. reporter: the candidates get

two weeks just days before the iowa caucuses. cbs news, south carolina. the caucuses are february 1. you will get an extra few days to file your taxes this year. it's all thanks to a little known holiday recognized in wash dc. friday, april 15th, is he emaciation day. for that reason, the irs commissioner said taxpayers will have until monday april 18th to file their returns. filing season opened next tuesday january 19th. right now, duke energy crews are working to restore power to 4,000 customers near the county line. the outage was reported before 8:00 tonight. they haven't said what caused it. three winning powerball tickets sold in three states. tonight 9 ticket holders still a mystery. >> they're trying to play it cool. >> i would, too. they were purchased in tennessee, los angeles, and florida.

north carolina shared in the nearly $1.6 billion jackpot. although some people won a nice prize. >> two stores showed $2 million tickets apiece. neither of them have come forward either. one of them was in this store. >> the other was right here in raleigh. state law says the winners cannot accept their prizes anonymously. 19 tickets won $50,000 or more last night. on monday, we will join the nation in paying tribute to dr. martin luther king junior. the 36 annual triangle fair breakfast is monday morning at 7:10. it will be held at the share ton hotel in triangle park. our parent company is a proud experience. you can watch it on www.wral.com. from 8:00 a.m. on, we will carry it on tv. a movie shot here in the

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wral news, coverage you can count on. a navigation al error that's what the u.s. defense secretary says caused to navy boats to stray into iranian bodies. they were not on a mission but on their way from kuwait. they were detained tuesday and held overnight and released wednesday. they are back with their fleet. police in italy arrested a man in connection withth death of an american woman. he was arrested in the death of ashley olson. the 27-year-old suspect's lawyer says he had sex with her and the two did drugs together. the lawyer said his client fought with olson when she tried to push him out of her apartment but says when he left, she was alive. her body was found the next day prosecutors say she was stronged and beat everyone to death. we are learning more about a suspicious death of a teenager. she was found unconscious in her apartment early tuesday morning. she died at the hospital. her friends describe her as

she was a seen your at middle college high school but earning college credits while working as a manager of a local restaurant. >> i know she had a lot of stress about what was working. her sister is hemming her mom out. it was a lot of stress, like she -- but other than that, i do not -- interests no -- there's to cause. i'm like, what's going on? what happened to her? >> the principal at middle college high school released a statement calling her a special person. tonight police are searching for the driver who stole a car and struck a police cruiser. police say the driver ran the officer's car around 5:30 this evening. it was abandoned and then the driver fled on foot. police say a pregnant woman was also in the stolen car. she was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the officer in the cruiser was not hurt. authorities say a woman jumped in the wrong vehicle.

while officers were directing traffic this morning outside a high school, a 46-year-old woman took off in one of their suvs. she drove only a block before she was taken into custody. williams is charged with stealing the suv. state health officials are reporting the first flu related death of the season. flu season runs through may and peaks in january and february. last year 218 people died from the flu in north carolina. the popular lip balm is at lawsuit. the suit filed by a california woman claims the lip balm blistering. the claim that they use only the best and natural ingredients is false. the company released a statement on facebook saying the lawsuit has no merit and starred arrested. you may need extra cash for the playoff game.

to 70 depending on which lot you choose. a round trip on light rail is under $5. amtrak is gearing up for extra riders on sunday. extra seats will be available on game day. number 73 will take to you charlotte. 76 will take you back home. game time is at 1:00 p.m. the u national hurricane center adpoted goals to fight poverty in september. >> tonight in the triangle, a chance to learn more about it. our chief meteorologist led it. experts were there to talk about a sustainable future, particularly the advances in science and education to motivate people to seek their own solutions. >> unlike adults, young minds

something simple and realize that it has global ramifications. >> would if would you like to read more, go to www.wral.com and click on the weather tab. what was the big take away from this? >> there's so many things because they had 17 different goals when it related to sustain ability, which is the -- which the basic definition is how can we take ce of this generation without sacrificing the needs of future generations. i think a lot of it is the fact that you know, we need to have some really strong leadership to motivate people to come up with conclusions and the quote you just saw there, he had talked about something very simple that somebody had come up with in their home for somebody pouring water into a -- for a cup of coffee and they were losing their sight. he made a sensor so that the person would know when to stop

you think about things like that that, you know, everybody can come up with neat ideas like that. you put them all together and it makes a big difference. >> people working together. >> it was -- one of the questions i asked was the fact don't want people to be hungry. we don't want them to be poor. we don't want them to be sick. these are things that assume that 99.9 periods of the people agree with and yet we made so little progress in that area over the years. you have to ask yourself the question, why. >> it's a shame. >> yeah, it is. it's a little bit of an indictment i think on the human race. i don't have time to elaborate on all of that right now. but thank you to the people that made in out tonight and the whole program is on the website if you want to watch it there. lets start off with just a little bit of statistics about el nino. there were a lot more of the weak cases obviously and then you get into the moderate strong and the very strong. we don't have nearly as many of those to look at.

it's about a 50-50 proposition when it comes to above or below normal snowfall there. no clear signal. the moderate ones -- the strong ones, 100% above normal and then once you get into the very strong, there's only 2 of those. i think the jury is still out on whether or not this will go down in history as strong or very strong, the two very strong we've had so far, an even split. it's difficult to say, el nino, above normal snowfall or below. there is no he's easy answer. it seems like there never is. >> here's a look at the raleigh sky cam and the numbers at the opt apartment the at -- at the airport at this hour. that breeze, we're not going to get nearly as cold as we have in recent nights. take a look at the enhanced satellite view here. we'll broaden it here's the southern branch of the jet stream down in here and then we've got this developing area of rain down here in the lower

is moving northeastward and that will bring us rain tomorrow afternoon. some of our southwest counties could see it late tomorrow morning, but more likely for the rest of us during the afternoon into the night and then it looks like well be out of here in time for saturday and it will still be mild because the cold air will not arrive yet. saturday doesn't like that bad. lets zoom back in a little bit and take a look at the model forecast for moisture, the different freezing levels and the surface temperature in raleigh. all sports the -- sorts of goodies. motion. that will prevent temperatures from getting too warm and then saturday morning, the moisture moisture is gone in the north and east. the freezing lines are well to the north and west 6 us. there's no reason we won't get into the 50s on saturday and no precipitation. here comes the moisture as we head towards sunday morning. it's cold enough to snow at

the other line is near us. we're bored irrelevant line, but our surface temperature is 38, it doesn't look like it's going to be able to deliver the cold air we will need tor this snow to be an accumulating snow. we could see flakes and sprinkles, but anything that's going to cause problems is unlikely. it moves on by by late sunday and sunday evening and at that point it's time for the cold air to roar in and evening though you -- even though you see 29 on sunday morning t ain't going to go up much during the day despite sunshine. very cold air mass coming in. increasing cloudiness. tomorrow overcast, rain arriving after midday. the high temperature 52 and then as we look at the 7 day, decent say saturday. partly sunny. colder on sunday with sprinkles or flurries in the mornings,

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well as the best dressed. proceeds go to charity. >> they're running backwards by the end of the race. a giant shoe is quite the attraction in taiwan. this high-rise high heel is actually a church still under construction. the design is meant to honor the victims of blackfoot disease. that was a major problem along the southwestern coast of tie rain. it's caused by high arsenic levels in the water. >> quite an unusual design. >> wait until you see the stadium in los angeles for the football team. that's pretty phenomenal, too. hurricanes facing one of the best.

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