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following breaking news in a traffic incident in raleigh causing major back ups. this is a live traffic camera at capital boulevard and u.s. 401 looking south west right now. this is the last thing motorists need especially this time of day in that intersection. we continue to let you know what's going on as soon as we find out. learning more about the officer killed in danville ohio. a woman called police last night to say her ex-boyfriend is looking to kill an officer. they were unsuccessful to make contact. the officer was found dead behind the danville municipal building. the woman's boyfriend is in custody. a south carolina man is one of 12 missing marines in hawaii. jeffrey and 11 others have been missing for days after two helicopters collided off the

he's described as a dedicated marine and often talks about how proud he is of them. >> you can't train for what happened. >> they believe they were on the aircraft. today is the fourth day of the search. >> it's the time of year where colds coughs and sore throats are at a peak. doctors are being reminded antibiotics shouldn't always be the remedy. the american college of physicians and cdc want to cut down for common re uny.al o e d sttepe

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nedrkiis anthdiinedomth horse drawn carriages will likely stay a part of new york city but with restrictions. they struck a deal confining carriages to central park going to effect june first pending approval. the future of the popular attraction has been in doubt since the mayor took office making a ban calling them inhumane. our tar heel traveler a man

>> scott mason profiles lewis who made it his mission to preserve history including his own. >> history is filled with people who pave the way. pioneers, sometimes you find them even today in a garage. >> i used to work on my cars out here. >> his garage is now one big scrap book. >> 128 years old. >> you are kidding. >> came from africa. >> 128? >> i clipped it out. >> he clips out articles of interest. >> that's thomas edison's assistant. there are clippings of local interests too. this is wilson history. >> school bus back in 1949. >> this is lewis neal's history too. >> i wrote on that but i was 7 years old. >> his was not an easy childhood.

didn't have electricity. >> he didn't have guidance ther. >> i didn't know my daddy. >> it started from the fragments of his past. >> i wanted to know more of my family. >> he wanted to know more about the country. >> he began clipping after 1963. >> that motivated me at first saving articles. >> president kennedy was a proponent of civil rights. >> i started on black history. >> little did he know that as he began to collect history he himself would become part of history. >> they didn't have any working in the store unless they cleaned it up. >> lewis worked at the wilson department store in the back room. one day the store was shorthanded up front and lewis approached the boss. >> i started working the cash register and i had so many

black man at a cash register. they told my manager you need to keep that man on there all the time. >> of all of the history lewis neal has so carefully saved the position he took behind a cash register in 1964 is more or less forgotten history. >> i'm very proud of what i did. >> he's proud and eager to share the contributions of others. >> very important for the kids. >> because people can learn from history even when it's garage. >> because i want people to know what people can do when they try to do the right thing. >> wow just to look through his garage. >> it would take several hours to do that. >> that's amazing. lewis lives in wilson and opens his garage to the public. >> he invites people to see his collection which is always growing. coming up in our next half hour a warning on where you buy your prescription drugs.

you money but they can be dangerous as well. wral news at 6 starts right notch. we are tracking breaking news in orange county. sky 5 flew over the scene where a man was found shot to death at a community center near an elementary school. thanks for joining inso i nth frwhtaer