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fire on students and staff. police say the four attackers were killed after an hours long gunbattle. back in 2014, an attack on a school killed more than 150 people, mostly children. isis acknowledged the death of the masked militants known as jihadi john, the islamic terrorists seen in videos of beheading of western hostages. the u.s. military identifies him as mohammed emwazi. a kuwaiti born british citizen. they say they are reasonably certain he was killed in a drone strike a mysterious. isis militants to store the oldest christian monastery in iraq. images from the associated press show only a field of rubble where the single largest monastery once stood. the compound survived results by nature and man for 1400 years and recently served as a place of worship for u.s. troops. the 27,000 square-foot stone

isis isdestroying hundreds of sites including churches. today, five duke university faculty members host a public forum to examine the impact of isis and abroad. among questions panelists will isis happen? how has the group exacerbated the plight of refugees? and, what is the threat posed to civilian populations in the united states and elsewhere? the forum will begin at 5:30 in room 4 of the stanford school of public policy at duke. it is open to the top -- public. michigan governor rick snyder says he failed flint residents but pledged to take steps to fix the city's drinking water crisis. he promised millions in state funding and is deploying national guard members. the second term republican who devoted most of his annual

tuesday night to the emergency in split has also pledged greater transparency. today he is planning to release his own emails regarding flints water. water became contaminated with too much lead when the city switched its water source in 2014 to save money. most of detroit public schools are closed for the day due to teacher absences. detroit public schools says more than 85 of its roughly 100 schools are closed. teachers are protesting school conditions. the district financial condition and work environments. michigan's governor is urging lawmakers to pass bill to overhaul the torch student district. the president is on a mission as he visits the north american auto show in detroit. the tour gives the president a chance to highlight the auto industry's remarkable turnaround over the past seven years. the president is apparently not going to be talking about the water problems in nearby flint. emergency declaration over the weekend that allows up to $5 million, however, in government assistance. >> mike is here and it has warmed up slightly since this morning. >> that's right.

and of course we're watching radar off to the west. we have seen echoes over western north carolina. it has been snowing up at 12, 15, 20,000 feet above the ground and dry air below has been operating snowflakes before they get to the ground. i have seen brief report of snow as far east as hickory and even those places have dropped back off at times. let's take a look at life sweep of dual doppler 5000. you can see those echoes around greensboro and to the east of charlotte. they are scattered and still right on those areas, haven't seen reports at the surface of snow getting to the ground. we will watch for the possibility that an upper-level disturbance coming in from the west may produce some snow to the surface for a brief time. better chances of getting any accumulation with that are over the northwestern piedmont, roxboro, asheboro, lillington and points further to the north and west. if you are traveling that way this afternoon or evening, or maybe patches within here that develop slick spots on roads.

chance that could happen across the northern part of our viewing area late this afternoon or evening, probably talking 5:00 or 6:00 p.m., how to 7:00 or 8:00 p.m., watching for flurries and an isolated snow shower or two. enough to get snow coating the ground in spots. right now we have seen clouds over us through the mornington out over central and north carolina. we have seen sunshine. you can see blue sky, patchy clouds on a tall tower camera. with the clouds will gradually make their way back in here ahead of that upper-level disturbance later this afternoon. we will vary between partly and mostly cloudy in the afternoon hours. up to 36 degrees at the raleigh durham airport, southwest wind at 7 miles per hour. dry dewpoint of 8. that has to come up a bit to get the lower atmosphere moist enough to get snowflakes out of any clouds information areas high off the ground to fall all the way to the surface. temperatures across the region town by town, 32 roxboro, 31

36 in southern pines, 32 around goldsboro and rocky mount and a degree or two warmer in fayetteville and clinton but not that much. mostly low to mid 30s across the region. here's a look at satellite and radar. this time yesterday we had no cloud cover out there. during the nighttime hours, fair amount of high clouds and petty level clouds coming in, giving us the radar. those have dissipated and there are more back over western parts of north carolina. as a mentioned, that toward rutherford and around hickory, a couple of these have resulted in getting a few clicks to the ground. a little bit later in the afternoon and into the evening we may see a couple of flurries here and there and as the heart of this upper-level disturbance makes its way into the west toward 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 p.m., it may not be impossible that we could see areas develop a light coating of snow, mainly toward the north and west where

we've got a winter weather advisory in the mountains of north carolina as well as it moves through the mountains this afternoon. we may see a trace to perhaps as much as locally three or 4 inches of snow develop their. here's future cast picking up on the idea that the cloud cover patchy for us now and maybe through the mid afternoon hours or so. as we get out toward 4:00, areas of snow start to become forceful to the east, we will see that flow through, especially in the northern half of the viewing area. during the late afternoon into the evening, by 7:00 p.m. and beyond, moving away quickly. this isn't going to stick around for very long. we show a clearing trend later tonight and tomorrow will vary between mostly sunny and partly cloudy with a little bit more in the way of cloud cover coming in late in the day. and then a better chance of rain and potentially wintry weather setting up for us as we head into early friday. for the afternoon, a very limited chance of measurable snowfall. by the time we get to about 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 p.m., 20% to 30% chance we could see some around here. later tonight, looking at a low

mostly sunny to partly cloudy. friday, low in the upper 20s, high in the mid-30s. as future cast is showing, we could have mixed precipitation, probably focused on sleet and freezing rain through the morning at midday hours around the triangle, maybe changing terrain for the south. might be a pocket or two of snow mixed in at the beginning. lots of questions with a complex pattern there. saturday, we could see wraparound snow develop in patches, mainly midday into the afternoon. it will be windy and cold. highs in the mid-30s. and then we try out sunday, monday and tuesday with a mix of sun and clouds and a bit of week. probably coming back into the near-normal weather, below 50s. >> we need decent weather in charlotte on sunday for the big game. >> so far it looks like we might. >> thanks. a popular retail chain is making changes to boost sales. >> what you could find for sale inside a jcpenney. plus, 16 unnamed tennis players accused of fixing matches. why some current and former

to be released. today at 4:00 on fox50, get your spouse on your side and commit to healthy living. dr. allen n sk explains how your partner can help you make a positive lifestyle change.

bacterial? jcpenney will begin selling refrigerators, washing machines and other appliances for the first time in more than 30 years. appliances will go on sale february 1 at 22 stores in san antonio, san diego and tampa areas.

well there, it could go on sale nationwide. last year, macy's open best buy shops at 10 stores to open -- cell tablets, and other consumer electronics. a grocery store popular in the northeast, we talked about this before, has its sights on north carolina. wegman's is a and confirming to wral that it has signed a letter of intent and is in negotiations to build a store in cary. town officials tell us a preliminary plan was submitted for a site across from cary town center. but the proposal has not come before the council just yet. if the plans move forward, the cary location would be the first wegman's in north carolina. >> a lot of people smiled when i saw that. the san francisco bay bridge will shine in time for super bowl 50. alstran officials say the 25,000 light installation by an artist will permanently illuminate the western span of the bridge. he created the artwork as a

went dark, caltrans offer to maintain light on a permanent basis if the illuminate the art project could raise $4 million to cover the insulation and cost. the reletting ceremony will take place january 30. carolina panther fever is at an all-time high in the state, and it's not just in bars and living rooms partridges as well. the church in the cabarrus county has no problem showing off its panther pride with humor on it to sign out front. this week, it has to do with god's love of cheerful givers. last week, the sign was about whether god has any tickets. photos of the messages have gone viral. the pastor says popularity means more people coming to church. he hopes to continue using the funny signs to connect. you can c alth l adghtilimovie ticket hit a

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