thinking the battery may be a little low with that chucking fine today. >> one thing you won't have to worry about is frost. it was frosty yesterday but it is dry right now. you don't have to worry about the frost. it is cold. there is the skycam. you are looking down at the mountain in the studios. a lot of time when the temperatures are this cold we get a little ice mountain that it hasn't started yet. it is cold enough. 18 in durham, 19 in holly springs and in buckhorn 19. 21 in goldsboro and fayetteville, 18 in rocky mount, 15 in south hill. the way it feels like is 7 in rocky mount, 12 in southern pines and 11 in roxboro. you will run into bitter windchill this is morning. our temperatures never make it much above freezing but we see plenty of sunshine. no trouble on the roads to the. temperature is 27 at noon and 33 at 4:00. we have a little clipper that will swing by late tomorrow

flurries or snow showers. more about that coming up. renee? >> thank you, elizabeth. three days after a hit-and- run crash killed two teenagers in harnett county and still no arrested. it happened on saturday night on highway 421 near broadway. 13-year-old jennifer shark and killed. the teens were walking home from a convenience store when they were hifrom behind. investigators are combing through security camera video at homes and businesses hoping to find the vehicle. raleigh police are searching for suspects in an armed robbery following an basketball game. five friends from routen high school were playing basketball when four suspects approached them. they stole their cell phones and a suv. as they left officers say they fired a shot.

away. well, tonight the city of fayetteville will hold public hearings on whether the city seal should stay or go. >> the seal features a building where slaves were once sold. it has been a source of controversy for some time. wral jim miklaszewski joins us -- mikaya thurmond joins us live from fayetteville where the meetings will be. >> reporter: fayetteville city leaders will hold the first public meetings beginning tonight to discuss changing the city's seal. the seal has been a source of controversy and discussion in recent months because it holds an image of the market house, a place where slaves were once bought and sold. north carolina's capitol once stood on the site and it is

u.s. constitution in 1889. alternative seals including the dogwood flowers, the la fayette search cross creek park and blanco university could be possible images. the meeting is at the city hall at 6:00 p.m. three other meetings are slated for january 28th. the city has used the seal for at least 20 years, bill and renee, however the police and fire department don't. >> mikaya thurmond on the controversy of the fayetteville city seal. there is a meeting in wayne county today about coal ash. duke energy wants to excavate nearly 6 million tons of ash in basins at the retired hf lee plant in goldsboro. at 2 this afternoon wayne commissioners will hear about the coal ash issue from a public health expert from unc. the north carolina attorney general is looking into the

thousands of customers will mistakely enrolled in plans they didn't sign up for and did not receive insurance cards on time and were not able to get coverage. many, if not all, did not sign up through the affordable health care act. those customers should receive their i.d. cards by next week and they have identified and refunded money to most of those overbilled. customer service reps are working extended hours to handle all the issues. now that economic sanctions have been lifted, iran jumps oo into the market planning to increase oil production by half a million barrels per day, adding to a market already plush with oil. prices are under $30 a barrel, a 13-year low. michigan governor rick snyder delivers his state of

growing responses to the tainted water in flint after a saint apointed emergency manager switched the water source from detroit the flint river to save money. don champion reports on the protests and calls for the governor's resignation. >> reporter: the flint water crisis will come nays michigan governor's rick snyder's state of the state today. monday while the republican governor called the city's contaminated water a disaster, dozens demonstrated outside his home calling for his resignation. many called his slow response to flint's water supply contaminated with lead criminal. >> he should have switched it back over to detroit water as soon as he knew of the contamination. >> reporter: national guard troops are now handing out bottled water to residents. state troopers are also giving out lead tests and filters. >> what happens after the water filters go. we are still going to have the

>> reporter: governor snyder plans to request once again that president obama declare flint a federal disaster area instead of just a state of emergency. >> a state of emergency only gives out 5 million cap. if they would have submitted for a disaster declaration, we could have got the $96 million or more. >> reporter: the president already denied the request once before, siting the situation in flint was man maid. don champion, cbs news. >> flint has gone back to its original water source and today the city's mayor, karen weever, travels to washington in hopes of secures a disaster declaration. and there are expected to be two more class action lawsuits targeting governor snyder. anthony foxx will be at a public forum in support of the president obama "my brother's seeker" initiative, seeking professional opportunities for

it when at noon at the rudolph jones center and everyone is welcome. fox was the mayor of charlotte before taking the cabinet position. a busy bridge shut down in the san francisco area. >> the message demonstrators wanted to send and how long they held up traffic before police got involved.

about a woman and her dog. it is. welcome back. it is 5:09. it is 21 in benson, 19 in rocky mount, 19 in garner and wake forest. windchills are feeling like single digit in a couple of spots. lunch time will show us 27 degrees and sunny skies. freezing and northwest winds at 10 to 15. at 27 it will feel more like 20 degrees and 23 will feel more like mid to low 20s. it will be a cold, cold day today. we are tracking a quick system

it may bring us snow flurry activity. more on that coming up. bill? >> thank you, elizabeth. the u.s. navy salvage ship is now involved in an underwater search for two helicopters that crashed last week off the hawaiian coast. the u.s. coast guard uncovered three life rafts but there are no signs of the marines in involved in the crash. witnesses saw the shoppers flying and saw a fire ball off the coast of oahu. a group of demonstrators blocked traffic on the san francisco oakland bay bridge in a police brutality protest. >> we don't need the cops rolling down or blocks. >> traffic was clogged for more than half an hour as a spokeswoman for the protestors tell the san francisco conference call. they were from a group called black seed, an offshoot of the

police arrested 25 people. a woman had a dog, a yorkshire terrier that, escaped from her yard ten years ago. a couple found her in houston, texas last week and took her to the vet to get a scan of the microchip and that led to locating its owner. >> that it is readable after ten years. she was worried because the dog is in texas and the chip has miami information, so she thought we moved to texas. >> she is not sure what ginger was up to for ten years before she was found last week. >> who knows what adventures she encountered be you i am glad she is okay and back home. >> yes.

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>> spoken like a true michigan native, there. >> i have no winter weather hardiness anymore now that i have been living in north carolina for 11 years. that is why i love living here. >> you have to pull all the clothes out and put them all on today. don't be shy about it. let's take a look at the rdu skycam. at least we don't have any wintry precipitation to deal with this morning. that may not be the case tomorrow. tomorrow it may be an evening event. right now it looks to be very light. we will talk about that in a few minutes. 19 in durham, 17 in cary, 19 in wake forest and at the tv studios, 18 in roxboro, 12 in southern pines and 21 in fayetteville and goldsboro. feels like 9 in roxboro, 7 in rocky mount and wilson and 11 in fayetteville so it is bitterly cold out there this morning. at 8:00 a.m. expect about 19 degrees. 27 at noon. a high of only 33 this afternoon. plus, it will remain breezy so

that but it does stay dry today. bryan is here taking a look at what is happening on the roads. it is dry right now but there may be times it won't be. we will leave it at that with more to come! yes. let's head out to a dry 440ality wake forest road where traffic looks -- 440 at wake forest road where traffic looks good right now. no real problems on the roads. 40 westbound from wake county to the 42 interchange at the wake-johnston line 540 we are delay 1st degree. degree. as well. police were called to an apartment complex along wisdom

the up land cheeks elementary school will have law enforcement on -- upland cheeks elementary school school will have law enforcement on -- efland-cheeks elementary school will have law enforcement on its campus. the community near in nearby efland-cheeks was closed for the holiday during the shooting. people that stayed home for the holiday are hoping to prove useful leaders. a sink hole shut down lister road near jordan lake yesterday. the section of road was closed for repairs. we checked with the chatham county sheriff's office this morning and they told us the road is still closed. wake county board of education plans to discuss switching a number of elementary schools to a single track year round schedule. >> the goal is to give a boost to local performing schools.

raleigh with more. >> reporter: this is a proposal that could affect as many as 5,000 students in wake county. the idea is to boost the low performing schools by switching them to year round so students have less breaks inbetween the learning time. the school board will talk about this issue during a work session this afternoon. right now staff is considering moving nine elementary schools from traditional calendar to year-round track four. three other schools are looking at changing and are on some sort of year round plan already. the board plans to talk about how the change would impact the low income families when students are not in school. i had a chance to look over the materials from the school district online this morning and some of the advantages the staff lists for making the change is more flexibility to make-up, bad weather day, avoiding burnout to teachers and students and giving more time for teacher training without the teachers having to leave the classroom. the work session will be here

make a full recommendation to the board income tax month. >> tara lynn live in carrie. thank you. wake -- live in cary, thank you. well, nine currently capped schools would keep student limits. the recommendation also called for removal caps at cary elementary school and davis drive middle schools in the 2016-2017 year. board members could take a final vote on a policy to stop threats to the wake county school, allowing students and families to be fined for the costs insured by -- occurred by first responders in the district. the apex town council plans to discuss design options for what they will call pleasant park. that is a great name for a park. the town acquired the land near old u.s. 1 and pleasant plains about a year ago. it will include baseball diamonds, tennis courts and basketball courts. some nearby residents are

there is opportunity for people to learn more about a final diagnosis for a section of the fayetteville outer -- final design for a section of the fayetteville outer loop. that is raeford road-u.s. 401. the meeting is from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the john griffin middle school cafeteria on fisher road. new overnight at least 11 people are dead following a bombing in pakistan. it happened at a police checkpoint on a road leading to afghanistan. 21 people were wounded. a local official says the attack was carried out by a suicide bomber who struck as a local police chief arrived at the checkpoint. a taliban leader is claiming responsibility. at least for a while, directv customers will not receive capital broadcasting stations through their service. that includes wral and fox 50

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you can't really put it off until tomorrow because we will see the exact same thing tomorrow morning. we will talk about what will happen next with this crazy weather coming up next. bill? >> thank you, elizabeth. china is posting its weakest economic growth in 25 years. it grew 6.9% falling just short of the government's target rate of 7%. china's slowdown is fueling anxiety across the globe over its impact on other economies. today is the start of the tax season. it is best to start getting your forms together early. the irs is anticipating more than 150 million tax returns this year. if you erin less than $62,000 a year you can use free online software from the irs to file. you have until the 18th of april to send in your returns. the deadline to get in your insurance registration for the affordable health care act is almost here. today we will have trained assisters in our studio taking

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welcome back. local teams playing basketball, the target of robbers with a gun. where this happened and what the suspects took, coming up. >> also, who is now looking into those enrollment and billing issues at blue cross/blue shield of north carolina. >> and flint, michigan's mayor, heads to washington this is connor. like so many kids, he was missing things in school. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. kids like connor typically see up to two to three times more growth than if they hadn't come to sylvan.

well, it is bone dry out there and it is also bone chilling cold! we are glad you are with us on this cold, cold morning. 6:00. i am renee chou. >> and i am bill leslie. the coldest day of the year so