followed by 60. the rest of the numbers we have 67, 31 running it out with number 28. powerball number tonight is 23 and powerball multiplier is three. let's take a look at those numbers one more time. they for joining us, we'll see you back here saturday night. the severe weather threat may be gone but don't put those umbrellas away just yet. jailed for once is on assignment . the rain continues in the hours ahead so it's get to greg fisher meteorologist checking it all in the weather center. >> indeed and it looks like the rain will continue for a while

morning, at least for, morning or to see it come back tomorrow afternoon. let's go to radar and show you we are close to the back end of this. are the things that will happen here in the rest of the triangle area overnight and into the mom morning than the rain comes back. you see a slow but steady eastward shift in precipitation shield, nothing severe, just a big blob of rain. looking at estimates in terms of how much has fallen, very, very, uniform. if i do a pixel crary around raleigh, you see a 107's, durham seven tenths, roanoke a little over it is, rocky mountain a little over in his. not much variance here. there is a little axis north of the room where the amounts are lighter but everybody did

we have more rain to go and the chances seeing a little snow may be closer than we thought it was earlier. how does late thursday night and friday morning sun foreseeing some flakes? we'll have details of that coming up in just a bit. >> thanks, greg. and bond hearing is scheduled tomorrow for natalie keepers, one of the two virginia tech students charged in the death of a girl. family and friends came together to celebrate the call level. investigators say she had been stabbed to death. david eisenhower is also charged in the murder. tomorrow marks one year since eight teenager disappeared. sarah graham was last seen leaving her fairmont home on february 4, 2015. the fbi will hold a news conference tomorrow morning to announce a new reward in the case. >> a day carried director

after disturbing cell phone video surfaced. an employee outside of orlando turned the video over to authorities. kbak's ken smith viewed that and joins us in the newsroom with what the director had to say say. >> when we first saw this cell phone video it was startling and unsettling. the daycare worker who turned it over to florida's child protective services said she was uncomfortable with the director's behavior. we must warn you some of this might be difficult to watch. this is the video line forfeits officers used to eventually charge 41-year-old board of supervisors,. the daycare employee is captured on phone hitting a boy several times, lifting him up then dropping him. in the video from the children's palace learning center the little boy appears to be resting when reid is the thing and dropping him. >> it's difficult to view the video as a parent. we want to get it out there so if there is any other

>> police got wind of the incident after another daycare worker notified florida's department of children and families. they then called police. training defended her accidents -- actions say she was only playing but investigators are eyeing her account. >> once you be the video is disturbing it is not appear to be the case at all. >> reporter: this isn't cruz's first brush with the law, already on ovation in another county for welfare fraud and grand theft. investigators are looking into whether she should have been working at the daycare center in the first place and if there could be other possible victims. >> who knows, this could have been going on for quite some time. she is the director of the daycare so we just happened to have an employee who happened to have enough courage to come out and ben simmoneau. >> the abuse happened over a three-week out.

not hurt. the daycare is temporarily closed as the investigation moves forward. >> the video is tough to watch, ken smith. >> a video link to a terror plot with a -- the unidentified suspect fled guilty to a gun charge last year. the of p.m. began investigating the team reached out to a man about rubbing a gun store and attacking u.s. troops in the name of isis. the teen was denied parole as we. >> the teenager charged in the hacking investigation is out tonight in the custody of his parents. messi stood before magistrate today. police say he hacked into the school database and changed about 90 grades. authorities were alerted in october when administrators noticed unauthorized access and this at the. >> funding schools for the future, that's what wake county teachers and school board members discussed tonight. adam owens is there in joins us live in raleigh with the proposal.

funded, no schools are funded at this point his every handful of years we passed big bonds bonds, and they are attached to long-range planning. the proposed idea tonight was to break goes up into more frequent but smaller chunks. > > every few years wake county voters know they will get hit with bill. there was a school bond referendum in 2013 for more than $800 million and another before that in 2006. >> it's huge numbers and we had huge numbers of people. >> schools being needed is not new in wake county, but how we pay for it, there is a proposal to change that. >> so we are going to be building schools and let's admit the row graham is going to go on and we need to figure out a way to fund it. >> deputy county manager john rodgers -- john rogers says instead of spacing them far apart, how about smaller bonds

years? she said it will guard against surprises like major changes in the economy and increases or decreases in student population growth. >> it was a great first step and something to build off of. we are not always waiting on a big event bond division, humongous bond issue every three to five years but a continuing meet the needs of wake county. >> reporter: however frequent wake county bonds may be, they still have to hammer out how much money will be in the. >> the devil is in the details. >> talking about those details, deborah, to give you an idea how much money we are talking about, wake county school says there needs run nearly $360 million a year, all because of student population growth. >> and a lot of my for a lot of students.

was look out the night alyssa huggins huggins jones will take the stand tomorrow. prosecutors connected smith to huggins jones north hills apartment and a storm laptop. investigators say smith and wild anthony tried to sell laptops stolen from the apartment complex's leasing office that same night. anthony already pled guilty and is serving a life sentence. >> imagine mold and mildew invading your home, you're stuck in a release any landlord won't fix it. tomorrow we walk you through your rights, plus learn the one thing not to do when you find mold. whether you write or own watch five on your side tomorrow at six on kbak. >> today wells fargo issued layoff notices to 87 employees in raleigh and 68 in charlotte. workers received a 60 day notice effective today. the bay says this is the result of market changes. this is their third round of layoffs since september.

preferred route for the 540 out of loop through southern white county. the orange root is the one competition officials have an eye for 20 years but environmentalists didn't like it because they said it was too destructive to wetlands. dot said the orchard had the least impact on homes businesses and historic sites. it must still get approval of regulators and if it does construction would start in 2018. >> kbak is your super bowl 50 had courtesan we are live tonight in super bowl city. >> fashion shows the passion fans have for the super bowl team. >> and why the nhl's florida panthers were at the center of today's conversation about the big game. >> and as we head to the break, another look at your winning powerball numbers.

estimated . >> protests mounted outside of super bowl city. the demonstrators say $5 million spent for super bowl preparations could have been spent on helping the needy. the crowd said a small but weekly group and also seems to morph into a protest against several problems. >>

crowded and more colorful. >> gerald is here to explain the war on words through fashion. >> deborah and: the game on sunday -- game between pet the panthers are broncos -- look over his card and you can see in a minute what the fans are wearing. two things fire up of versus passion quite like sports. every team in the nfl is represented in super bowl city one way or another. >> you're probably wearing her super bowl gear. >> have to, who else has a super bowl besides -- who else has this -- six super bowl besides us? >> then loyalty is or it can be inherited. >> how do you like the panthers, did your dad make

>> kind of but i -- i like the panthers because that smart my dad grew up -- that's where my dad grew up. >> reporter: we came up for super bowl activities. monica hancock was more subtle with her panther pride but she is no less enthusiastic, and she noticed what i did. >> i don't see a lot of panthers gear around here today . maybe it's still early in the week. >> i think so. we've been through several store today and there are a lot of panther get out there but you have to search for it or go i have my blue on, i'm ready. >> reporter: we also ran into a family from raleigh tonight as panther fans continue to trickle in. we should have a sea of blue and hereby friday through

for the patriots, gronkowski was up here in one of the booths doing interview. that's where the patriots, it came from, guys. >> we knew something stuck in your head with everything going on you were talking about all the different teams. >> year. you got it. >> you are looking very fashionable gerald. we appreciate that live report from california, thanks so much. we are hoping to get you ready for super bowl 50 with two specials. join us. we will have little loan local connections to the big game, player interviews, and much more. >> a north carolina man had the holy grail of sports tv but there's a financial dispute over the only no broadcast recording of super bowl one. the times reports that choice how's late father takes the

amazingly the nfl, cbs and nbc didn't keep the broadcast. he said the grainy videotapes -- tape state in the attic of his home for decades. he had been try to sell up at the nfl won't pay the million dollars he asked for, plus the league threatened to sue if you try to sell the content to anyone else. he's voted as saying it's like having the golden ticket but you'd still can't get into the chocolate factory. >> it is still in his attic? >> know he has it now but he had been ting to restore. they have been negotiating for a few years and the nfl won't give him what he's asking for. >> maybe someday someone will pay a lot of money for their. >> some of us are old enough to tell you about that from memory. we were talking about this earlier, the real super bowl when the afl was not that good, was the nfl title game, packers and cowboys first three years.

i remember back to that time and can't to you details but can't talk about it now. but let's show rado one more time to we still have brain out there but notice the darker greens have shifted east of raleigh now and this is the long awaited slow. that we were talking about that could take place before the rain shield backs up tomorrow afternoon. at that time temperatures will fall and we will talk about that and a second. here's sky came as we look toward downtown raleigh. sixty-three, going up 1 degree with south west wind at ten. the dew point is 61, so it's almost muggy. humidity 93 percent and pressure 29.94. here's, chennault said light

of mexico -- gulf of mexico across the eastern seaboard. this is all the way through main . however as we look here, see this patch of snow across the texas panhandle? that is a disturbance in the upper atmosphere that shows up here in the water vapor imagery. this will strengthen as it moves eastward over the 24 to 36 hour period. in the wintertime when you have a tightly wound system in the upper atmosphere, and that center of circulation goes just to your south, that is a situation where you can pick up some snow. the problem is our surface temperatures are so warm, they're going to be above freezing all day tomorrow and tomorrow night, even if we change to snow, it's hard to imagine this being a big problem. what if you are up at just the right time late tomorrow night or early friday, you may see flakes falling from this disturbance.

simulation as to how this will all play out. green the case where we had deep moisture in the atmosphere. the rate of blue lines here are the freezing lines, one for the lowest mile and the other one for the layer above that. you have to have both of them to your south to have any chance of getting snow. of course surface temperature here here. so we are starting off very mild and it will stay mild all night long. temperatures will still be toasty when you leave for work or school tomorrow tomorrow. you might want to take some supplementary clothing because it would feel like that when you come home in the evening as the green fields in tempers -- temperatures could fall to the 40s by time we get to the late afternoon as rain continues. notice freezing lines have not caught the moisture yet so no problem through 7:00 o'clock tomorrow. the moisture shifts east but it is a race, their freezing lines are trying to catch up.

the moisture departs, okay. by 4:00 a.m. those are the moisture is wrapping back around like this and their freezing lines are east of us? again the chance of this turn to a little wet snow late tomorrow night or early friday morning. notice the temperature could stay above freezing that entire time. but once you get to around 34, there is a chance you would at least get a coating on some grassy surfaces. keep an eye on it and check with elizabeth in the morning that. temperatures overnight may have a problem dropping below 60. for those lucky enough to get out of the rain overnight, it comes back tomorrow for most of the area. these highs will be achieved in the morning with temperatures falling perhaps to the 40s in the triangle area by late afternoon. then the rain possibly ending, a little wet snow late tomorrow night or early friday morning. the system on sunday is looking less and less impressive so that could end up being a

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get your wind of his right here . social media had a field day over a mistake on a canadian newscast. if you check out the graphic in the background you can see why. the logo where the carolina panthers should be is actually the florida panthers of the nhl. the hockey team said that shipped the santa clara was news to them.

super bowl that will neverthe. the florida panthers alternately had to decline the uninfected trip unless a sheet of ice suddenly covers the field. >> we are live in super bowl city where the festivities are underway for this weekend's big game. jeff brady joins us now with what's ahead in sports. jeff. >> reporter: the panthers will probably put that in their final disrespect and it's growing larger and larger. there are many ways to get to the super bowl. mandy mitchell has a unique story of how one panthers assistant got here. and ron rivera does not want his team to change now, even if a a lot of people don't

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