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they cut and climbed their way out of orange county central jail last friday. just days before the iowa caucus, republican presidential candidates took the stage in iowa for one final debate. front-runner donald trump did not attend. craig reports, instead, he held his own event not too far away. reporter: gop front-runner staged his own show at drake university in des moines a few miles from the debate he boycotted over a dispute with fox news. >> when you're treated badly, you have to stick up for your rights. reporter: his full capacity of event of 700 people was billed as a ben visit for -- benefit for veterans. >> i like his wholeness and his ability to get things done. reporter: donald trump's -- trump's decision to go it alone could hurt him. >> it felt like he was running away a little bit. reporter: his foundation raise

veterans. his absence didn't go unnoticed. >> i'm a maniac, and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben, you're a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> i kind of miss him. he was a teddy bear to me. reporter: some of his rivals mocked him on eye debate. they sparred over illegal immigration. >> i know that securing our borders is not anti immigrant. >> we should have a path to legal status for the 12 million people that are here illegally. reporter: iowa voters have until monday to back a candidate at the caucuses. fox refused trump's demand that the network donate $5 million to his charity. undercard debaters attended trump's event. a series of car break-ins in raleigh is baffling residents and police. we are live with how technology played a role in these crimes. ken. reporter: this raleigh

you have cars parked on the driveway and the side of the road. many people have keyless fobs like this one for their vehicles. that's not the case for some residents in one neighborhood after a series of break-ins. it appears some suspected thieves are using keyless devices like this to break into cars and in some cases homes. the series of break-ins happened here in the wake park neighborhood of raleigh. the police confirmed six reports of car break-ins in this neighborhood. one car was stolen. we talked with neighbors who tell us the suspected thieves actually target the as many as 15 cars. but here's what's strange. most residents who were victims of the break-ins say that cars were locked and the windows were not broken. neighbors believe available technology allows thieves to use universal key fobs similar to the ones you see here that can open several cars at one time. someone can amplify the signal that overrides the keyless locks.

one neighbor we spoke with says he and his fellow residents are perplexed by the break in. >> that was unnerving for all of us. apparently there's some kind of technology you can use to get into the car to override something or other. reporter: raleigh police have not confirmed the theory. it is a possibility that they're considering as they move forward with this investigation. so what can do you to protect yourself? first, the obvious. don't leave your car unlocked. make sure it's locked. take your key to be with you. don't leave it in or near the cars and another thing, put your key to be in a metal container. that will stop any signal that's being emitted from that key to be. that metal container will help you out a lot of these measures are not foolproof, but at least they might stop or slow down a suspected heave. >> you hope makers of these can he vices will continue to

because that is truly scary when you think about it. >> that's baffling. >> right. thanks. the world health organization is sounding the alarm about the zika outbreak. it is hosting an emergency etinanits reon. ousands of babies who's mother's contracted the virus were born with deformities. the i willness is spread by mosquitoes. there's no virus and no vaccine. they are spreading quickly in south america and the caribbean. the fda is working to did he ev those that have been exposed. another death is linked to the flu. the state released data that showed one person died last week. that brings the total number of deaths this season to 2. the centers for disease control and prevention considers the flu widespread in north carolina. the police need your help to find a missing 89-year-old man. an alert has been issued for him. police say

he main be driving a black 1999 buick riviera with north carolina tags bkl5166. if you think you've seen him, call the police. tonight more than a dozen wal-mart stores closed for the final time. that includes a sire center on mlk parkway in durham and all the wal-mart express locations. wal-mart's coe said the company would be reviewing its 11,000 stores amid increasing competition from online rivals like amazon. 16,000 employees nationwide are being impacted. another round of public hearings was held about fayetteville's official city seal. they want to know if a hiss eric building should be removed. the building is the market house which sits downtown. slaves were traded will before the civil war. bug problems reported from a -- reported in a government building.

when that building will reopen. they ignored a parking ban during the blizzard. have to pay. and we take a moment to remember a part of wral tv's mike. we did have rain around the area today. mainly along and east of i95. it is moving out. sunshine will greet you on your way out tomorrow.

we'll let you know when ntntntntntntntntntntntntnt police are treating an incident near disneyland paris as criminal rather than terror related. a man was found with guns and ammunition during a security check at disney's hotel new york. authorities say he had two firearms. he told police the guns were for his own protottion. paris remains on high alert following the terrorist attacks in november. the president would like the state of emergency to be extended for another three months. the armed resistance at a wildlife refuge is down to four. those who remained want to make sure they're not arrested. the leader bundy told everyone to go home. tuesday along after a traffic stop. a 54 rancher was killed. tonight authorities released details of that incident saying robert was shot when he reached for his waistband several times. the affluenza teenager will be in court. a hearing will determine

custody or an adult jail. ethan couch returned to the u.s. today for the first time. he was found with his mother in mexico. texas prosecutors say he fled there while they investigated whether he violated his probation. he was convicted in a deadly drunk driving crash in 2013. it will be april before dennis halftimeert will find out his preponderance punishment. a federal judge agreed to a delay because attorneys say the former u.s. house speaker is mostly immobile. he nearly died in november from a blood infection. six days before that, he pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about plans to pay a former student to stay quiet about claims of sexual abuse while he and teacher. prosecutors recommended a prison sentence up to six months. a raleigh man is due in a courtroom tomorrow on child important charges. they arrested him and charged him with 12 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. courting -- according to the

of young girls between 8 and 10. his bond is set at $500,000. the owners of an animal shelt we are out of jail on bond. linden and steven spear with told to stay away from the property. investigators were there to remove more than 600 dogs, cats, and farm animals. the aspca says a group found dozens of dead animals buried on the property and they expect to find more. the johnston county department of social services will be open tomorrow. the building on north street was shut down today after bedbugs were discovered. pest control experts did an inspection and determined the insects were isolated to a small portion of the building and there is not an infestation. the railway issued an apology to residents within hours of our store on owe complaints surrounding a major project. they shut down 9 different crossings this week in both towns. the company's making improvements to the tracks and to the crossings. residents say the closings

one neighborhood has only one way in and one way out. residents there say they were trapped for to days. >> my mom's recovering from a broken back and she gets therapy every day and a nurse an aide. they went two days without. you know, we tried a heed of -- ahead of time to contact them to work with us. but it just turned into a two- day disaster. >> the mayor says the town generally likes to have one or two weeks to notify residents of a project like this. enough time. company about it. a spokeswoman released a statement saying the company apologizes for any inconvenience for which they described as a critical project. people who left their cars parked on the streets of washington, d.c. during the winter storm will pay up. the capital snow emergency plan included a parking ban. that way plows could get through the streets. well, drivers didn't licensen

effect, the city has more than 5,000 tickets at $250 per ticket. that's more than $1 million in fines. tonight the capital misa skanatile waen flown to our viewers in the 1960s as marlene carole. >> she was known for her signature wink to viewerrers -- viewers before signing off. a memorial service is scheduled for saturday at 1:00 p.m. i like that wink it paid it personal and it was -- yeah. i like that. wow. so we're looking ahead to the weekend. >> yes. >> we're going to call it a car wash weekend because you have

if you haven't had your opportunity to get it washed, this weekend looks good. you can do it yourself because it will be nice and mild by sunday. lets look at what's going on. still rain in our eastern counties as we broaden out the view. it's raining along the coast. curry beach over to jacksonville, cherry point. that rain will move out over the neuple of hours and the clouds will move out shortly as well. we'll be greeted by sunday in the morning. clouds clearing out and stays chilly overnight. the sunshine returns and it's a car wash weekend. we'll be in the 50s on saturday but we're anticipating a big jump into the 60s by sunday. and wenter is going to take a vacation. days of rm and sunshine coming along. perhaps the rumble of thunder. we'll see if that happens or not. the sky cam is quiet. 45 was the high. 34 the low this morning. the current temperature at the airport in the 30s.

an overfast and it's the same this hour. winds are calm. the air is starting to dry out and will dry out more tomorrow. relative humidity 72%. temperatures close close to home. everybody is in the 30s with the exception of holly springs at 40. 39 durham. 39 wake forest is town by town some freezing numbers are showing up for south hill, but milder in fayetteville. 42 in gold borough. lsu folks had more light rain than anybody else. they didn't get any rain out at the airport. trace of rain at rocky mountain. 40 there right now. this time last night, we saw all the moisture that's upon us in the gulf of mexico. all the upper level winds was brought toward north carolina. most of the rain fell in the eastern counties and it continues to move out. there's a frontal boundary off chauffeur and a wave of low pressure we talked about on monday, how it would track up off the coast and move to the northeast. our next system is a cold front that will move to the southeast and we'll be kicking this mess

tomorrow it will be a return to sunshine. once we get into the afternoon, the winds are going to pick up and roar from the northwest maybe up to 35 miles per hour at times. you look at the map and nobody is that cold. it's 36 in kansas city. this time of year, you can easily see temperatures in the teens and 20s. we're not seeing that. but there is colder air up in canada that will make its way to the south next week. by the end of next week, we'll take aim at it. in the meantime, temperatures will start to warm up. really no big bone chilling days. the clouds clear out. the rain moves out. tomorrow morning we're greeted by sunshine. sunglasses. you won't need rain gear for any -- any time soon. lunchtime, upper 40s. then tomorrow night, we should see temperatures dip into the 20s to low 30s. a colder night ahead for tomorrow night. low to mid-30s with clearing skies. 34 in rauly.

the winds not all that bad by 8:00 a.m. ey will increase. by lunchtime they're from the northwest 15 to 25. mostly sunny and 48. that wind will make the 48 feel colder and then during the afternoon, mid-40s to mid-50s. we'll call it partly to mostly sunny. 52 from roxy mountain. there's your 7-day forecast. weekend looks good. 50s on saturday after morning low of 28. that's the coldest morning. check that out. wednesday morning maybe a low of 60. that will be really, really mild. so onetwo, three, four, five dry days, comfortable days. you get that rain on wednesday and we're back to weather reality on wednesday. >> i like that weather real. >> i that's where we should be this time of year. so the 60s and 70s enjoy it while it lasts. >> yes, sir. >> a little bit of respite there. a simple photo with a big price tag you don't believe.

picture of a potato. someone paid $1 million for a picture of potato. this is the print which was taken by a celebrity photographer. his work goes for $00,000. however, he says last year a european businessman wanted this simple portrait of an organ i can irish e 15*s 15th most expensive for the sold. >> he could have bought a bag and taken pictures and got unone to look like that eventually for less than $1 million. an 11-year-old basketball player has the attention of the nba. when josh saw videos of seth curry showing off his moves, he said i can do that myself. after his videos went viral, curry invited him to california

said i still prefer playing in the driveway with my end. that's impress. that took a lot of practice for a little kid to practice that hard to get that good. >> no kidding. >> ball handling skills. >> that's where it's at. >> could not do it. coming up, we have an update on panthers linebacker davis. we're going grocery shopping

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