clear victory for texas senator ted cruz, over donald trump and marco rubio. >> plus where you can learn about two big projects meant to speed up your ride in johnston county. and changes in the weather to talk about. noticeably cooler this morning, you will need a coatment great to have you with us, i'm renee chou. >> i'm bill leslie. ground hog day is not exactly the super bowl for mike moss. he laughs about expoit was talking about how crazy the forecast is today. >> one of those tough forecasts where it could flip on you a little bit. we got the low level layer of moisture out there, that could leave us with a low overcast and during the morning, a patch of drizzle here and there. for some of us, may hang out through the day. for others the low layer of moisture, break up a little bit in to midday and afternoon hours. if it does, could be quite a bit of sun and blue sky in the

east of the triangle. a look at the current temperatures, starting the day with 46 rocksboro. 48 roanoke rabids and lewisburg. 55 erwin and keenansville. satellite and radar, showing a disturbance passing by with the front moving south of us, that gave us sprinkles and light showers across northern to northeast north carolina during night. now, not much in the way of precipitation out there, we may see light drizzle and patches during the morning hours. 49 degrees at 8:00. should be mainly cloudy at lunchtime. during the afternoon, clouds in some places, breakthroughs of sun in others. high around 56, we will stay cooler than yesterday, the high temperatures probably ranging from around low 50s towards the virginia border to low 60s south and east of fayetteville and goldsboro. i will pass it over to brian, who is keeping an eye on traffic for us.

it's nice and quiet. we will take you to the live commute map first, to show you how quiet it is in the triangle area. accident free at the moment. all of that green means the traffic is flowing at normal speeds on major routes. no congestion problems to report. let's look at how that translates in to live drive times in to downtown durham on the northbound durham freeway from i-40, looking at a delay free 7 minute ride, 55 westbound from i-40, 8 minutes with delays. southbound trip from i-85, towards downtown, only 5 minutes. we begin with breaking news, state troopers are investigating a bad crash in harnett county. it happened before 4:30 at bill shaw road and highway 210, troopers say it was a head-on collision and responders rushed one person to the hospital with

the presidential race turns to new hampshire, just a day after the iowa caucuses. >> while the republicans have a clear winner, the democratic race is still very close. democratic contest in iowa remains unresolved with hilary clinton and bernie sanders locked in a draw. both address supporters last night as the numbers were still being counted. >> i will keep standing up for you and fighting for you. >> we are going to create an economy that works for working families not just the billionaire class. >> reporter: the tie means both candidates will likely leave with roughly the same number of delegates. the results don't bode well for sanders. >> a tie is probably not going to cut it. he didn't turnout the quote unquote obama coalition as you would have hoped for. >> reporter: turnout in iowa

handed victory to ted cruz over donald trump. >> tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa. >> i'm just honored. >> reporter: all eyes are on marco rubio who pulled away with a third place finish last night, trailing trump by 1%. >> the big target is on marco rubio's back. it's going to be the guys bush and christy and kasich. >> reporter: the focus of the 2016 campaign shifts to new hampshire, holding the fist in the nation primary next week. marly hall, cbs news, des moines k iowa. >> the iowa caucuses for the end of the road for huckabee and o'malleym coming up speaking with mayor college professor about what the caucus results means going forward.

between raleigh and morehead city. >> reporter: in the dot gets its way, the intersection at u.s. 70 and swift creek road as well as another intersection at u.s. 70, and wilsons mill will go away. replaced by a freeway style interchange. this is plan to open up traffic along the u.s. 70 corridor, to freeway speeds between raleigh and morehead city. congress made the designation official and the transportation bill in december. june, dot expected to complete a bypass in goldsboro. the meeting is from 4 to 7:00 p.m. at wilsons mills elementary school cafeteria. ask questions and leave comments. there will be no formal presentation, interested

between those hours. this afternoon, raleigh leaders will consider a multimillion dollars study for the 6 forks road corridor. it's a main artery for midtown, home to the north hill shopping center and churches and banks and schools. the city is looking for ways to integrate commercial residential and recreational uses and includes recommendations for improvements to 6 forks from i- 440 to lynn road. proposed route will take fair goers over the midway, cairnlgs simple chair lifts or gondolas style bassetts. officials hope it -- baskets. both teams haed the day off after surviving the chaos of media day. >> nfl turned the traditional in to a prime time opening night to the super bowl.

answered all types of questions from reporters and when asked if he was planning to retire after the game, the quarterback, said, he didn't know. panther quarterback, newton said manning will be an all time great but he is hoping to claim victory sunday. >> we need this win. so many times as a franchise, i know prior to me being the laughing stock of the league, now we can set the tone for so many years of what carolina panther football is. it can start with the win on sunday. >> we have a crew in california covering all the big moments leading up to the big game. they will be part of 2, 30- minute special as we get you ready for super bowl 50. join us thursday and friday for keep pounding. each live broadcast features life reports from santa clara and charlotte and little known

game, player interviews and more. new plan for attack in france overnight. how authorities put a stop to it, preventing a repeat of november's deadly attacks. bill cosby will head to

he had to avoid prosecution. we got low clouds around most of the area, we had a cold front drifting through the region, pushing towards the south, a shallow air, or layer of cooler air is moving in now, we got temperatures that are on the warm side of normal, we are looking at 50 chapel hill, 54 erwin, roanoke, 48 degrees. temperatures may fall off a couple of degrees in next couple of hours, if you are headed out for a walk or run today, a lot of us dry, but maybe a couple of patches of drizzle here and there with the low clouds and temperatures in the upper 40s to 50. heading through the day, continuing with a east, to northeast wind, highs from mid 50s in the north, low 50s in spots, around 60 or better fayetteville to the southeast,

a french police official says five people were arrested outside the city of leon with plans to stage attacks on night spots and leave for syria. some of those arrested were on the radar of french intelligence for extremist views. the plot was broke broken up and came up three months after the deadly attacks in paris. 130 people died in the attacks at a concert and a restaurant and bar. attorneys for bill cosby go to court to try the get a sexual assault case thrown out of criminal court. their star witness is a former prosecutor. out of dozens of accusations, cosby is facing criminal charges in one case. he claims his admission in a civil case that he gave drugs the women before having sex with them cannot be used against him in a criminal trial. he claims his lawyer made a deal with prosecutors. one of those prosecutors is set

time is 6:12, a shooting at a local mall raising concerns in the community. >> what happened at a mall and how authorities are responding. we are waiting to find out whether punxsutawney will make

year. terror suspect in jail, western north carolina, facing both state and federal charges including murder. fbi arrested sullivan last june. yesterday, federal authorities unsealed a 7 count indictment that details the plan to support isis by carrying out attacks in the us. shows sullivan planned to buy a rifle and ammunition as part of a plot to kill hundreds at bar last summer and accused of trying to have his parents killed and killing the neighbor in morganton in 2014. a shooting northgate has shoppers on edge, saturday night. the incident started as an altercation inside the mall that spilled in to the parking lots. the victim was taken to the hospital, she is expecting to make a full recovery. shoppers told us this incident reaffirms their fears of visiting the mall at night. >> i don'ts come at night.

i'm usually accompanied by my husband. it is a lot of activity going on as far as crime and stuff like that. that is sad. it's taking away from the mall traffic. >> mall management says they have security measures in place to keep shoppers safe. no plans to step up security at this time. the wake county school board will discuss moving a dozen schools to a single track year around schedule. those schools identified as lower performing. the goal is to decrease the summer loss time and increase student time with teachers. members wants the change right away. others think it should be delayed a year to make sure it's implemented properly. a proposed compromise to convert the calendar of a few, next year. in an hour or so, famed ground hog, punxsutawney will

prediction and the buildup has begun. >> they are excited in pennsylvania today. records going back to the late 1800s show phil forecasts more winter 102 times, forecasting an early spring just 17 times. >> local ground hogs will make their predictions. sir walter will find out if he sees the shadow at noon. festivities begin at 9:00. it's always such a big deal. >> we saw the guys live now, having a good time. looked like they would have fit in well with the sheriff in the elevator. >> they were doing their own with the nay nay. >> its cold in pennsylvania. >> yeah, cold up there in the mid 20s now, fair skies. if punxsutawney comes out in less than an hour, he is going

i don't know if he will see his shadow or not. we will move on and look at what is going on here this morning in durham, we got low clouds that are showing up, low clouds across the good portion of the area this morning. those are likely to stick there is some possibility that a lot of those will break as we get in to the late morning and midday hours, we might end up with sunshine, that's the lower chance than the idea that we stay cloudy today. mainly cloudy skies at the airport, 50 degrees, northeast wind 10 miles per hour. pressure at 30.15-inches and head up, as we look at town by town temperatures, 46 in rocksboro, 47 in south hill, most of us are in the 50s, 50 in rocky mount. 54 goldsboro, 56 fayetteville and southern pines 55. a cold front south across the area, during the night, we can make that out on satellite and radar, ahead of the front yesterday, last evening, we had sprinkles and showers over

carolina, the most rain fell across the northeast coastal plain with a 10th or two of an inch. most of us a trace to couple of hundreds of an inch. this morning, as you can see, bend e front, the dull gray color, indicating the low clouds that indicates close to the surface, couple of thousand feet up, above those low clouds, dry air, there is question marks today, as to whether that dry air above the lower clouds managed to mix down in to those and cause the clouds to break up a little bit, or if the low clouds hang on and stay overcast for the most part. if they do, temperatures stay in the 50s to 60s. if they break up, adding 3-4 more degrees. the boundary down to the south in next couple of hours, behind it, we got a northeast wind flow setting in, turning easterly through the course of the day, to the west, a cold front with low pressure and a strong upper level low, that's going to be moving northeast, this cold front will be moving eastward towards north

ahead of it today, maybe areas of severe weather from western kentucky, down to the gulf coast, in a cooler, stable air mass today. tomorrow, we will turn more unstable again, there is enhanced risk where you see the orange from western kentucky to parts of western alabama and eastern mississippi, could see damaging wind gusts, large hail and possibly a few tornados there. not as intense of a system by the time it reaches us tomorrow. a look at future cast, we will have a fair amount of cloud cover around the day, low clouds, the model giving hints of thin spots from the triangle area east and southeast. the clouds fill back in overnight. tomorrow, as we head through the day and the next front approaches, increasing chance of showers west to east during the morning to midday, those moving through during the midday and afternoon, couple of intense thunderstorms mixed in as well. a 10- 20% chance of rain today, up to 80% tomorrow.

from the triangle area. in the forecast for today. 56, the high. looking for 52 degrees or so at lunchtime. a slender chance of drizzle in spots out through midday and 56 and mostly cloudy later in the day. tonight we drop down to around 50 degrees, tomorrow up to 60s to 70, and a stiff southwest wind. the chance of showers and storms, chance on thursday as well especially east of the triangle, 55s back in a cooler air mass and seasonable for friday and saturday, highs in the low to mid 50s and lots of sunshine.

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