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france extended the state of emergency for another 3 months. the parliament has the first after the paris attack in november. the threat of violence is high across the city. with the state of emergency the police expanded their power to

it is good through may 26th. the rock band performing during the terrorist attacks returned on paris for a memorial concert. before the show, the cofounder of the band was spotted outside of the venue. he talked with people standing in line. 2800 people were there including survivors of the attack and relatives of those killed. band members say tonight's show was unlike any others they have done. they call today their sacred duty. a sentencing hearing begins tomorrow in case of a raleigh man. in the death of a raleigh mother and her apartment. it took the jury an hour to return the guilty verdict. smith showed no visible emotion. there was a lot of emotion in the courtroom from the victim's family. the sentencing hearing is expected to last several days. yourors have to decide to give smith life in prison -- jurors have to decide to give smith life in prison or the death penalty. the death of a 1-year-old in chapel hill. the district attorney dropped

because of conflicting evidence. he was accused in a christmas- day drive by. he is serving a 90 day sentence for probation violation. the investigation is still open. the deputies are still looking for a man wanted for 66 sex crimes involving a victim who is 11 years old. they say rico is charged with 22 counts of rape. 22 counts of sexual offense with a child and 22 counts of taking indecent liberties with a child. it happened over two years, he may be in salem. the court of appeals ruled in a series of cases brought by victims who were denied compensation by the state. three of the cases the victim's estates argues that the law violated state and federal constitutions by saying victims must be alive on a certain date to be considered. two of the 3 justicessed the court of appeals was not the proper place to make the decision and sent the cases back to supreme court. the 4th case involved a woman

forced her to have an abortion and be sterilelized. the court ruled because it was not ordered by the state board she was not eligible for state comp enization. north carolina has no kpwoep -- compensation. -- north carolina has no known zika infections but they are trying to prevent it. there were 52 cases of the virus in the united states. it is more in central and south america as well as the caribbean which is a popular vacation destination. the national weather service confirmed a tornado in eastern north carolina today. >> the tornado was an ef-1. the twister had winds topping 110 miles an hour when it touched wnindavis. a fish house on the water was badly damaged. there were trees and power lines down. no reports of any injuries. certainly does not feel

talking about a tornado, you know. just -- it is just odd. now, the way it sounded like. it sounded like a warning. >> yes. >> i am surprised we did not get one. noagain, you have to meet that threshold. yes, it could be 57 miles an hour and 53 sized hail and you will not get a warning. quickly, i had -- you know you can call it one of the once-in- a-lifetime experiences tonight. the best brass band in the world, the band prosecute whales performed here the first time they toured the u.s. in 40 years. and, it is -- 30 people can put out a sound like that it is just absolutely amazing. they sold out the hall. 1800 people there to watch it. >> yes. >> the triangle brass band, tremendous band in and of itself played the last few

>> for a second i thought you were going to say you had the opportunity to play. >> no, no, they have high standards. [ laughter ] they don't want me dragging them down. grateful for the opportunity and capitol broadcasting was a sponsor. all good stuff. so, all right, let's go ahead and check out the situation right now on radar. it is all in the form of rain. going back far enough into the mountains of north carolina and the mountains of southwest virginia there is wet snow showing up. it would not be impossible along the boardtory see the flakes, seeing the -- border to see the flakes coming in. nothing to worry b. here -- to worry about. now, last night, low visibilities with fog. 46 degrees, the current temperature, and the winds are calm. and, one of the things that the director, harper of the banded tonight what is with your weather here. you know, he said yesterday it is ice and snow. they were coming down from up north.

afternoon it feels like the middle of spring. he thinks that we got weird weather here. sometimes we do. all right, the dew point at 35. humidity, 65%. the pressure 29.90. now, roxboro is below 40. everyone else, 40 and better. farther south, all 40s showing up here in the southern counties. again, the system that came through last night, way, way off of your scene, almost off of the screen. much weaker system here. here is the snow in southwest virginia and mountains of north carolina. the rest of it, rain, no longer strong. the water vapor imagery, you can see it here, clearly. rotation moving in north western carolina once it goes on by. then things will cheer up during the day tomorrow. all right, let's take a look at the upper airflow. we will see if we get warmer air here. over the next couple of days, you see the blues taking hold.

little bit in the next -- couple of days, then, the trough lifts out. now, let's see if we can get the yellows closer. come on here, friday, it is in alabama and then by saturday, you begin to see the yellows creeping into southern carolina. they hold there on through sunday. it should be enough to get us into the sects and then, here comes mr. trough again in the eastern part of the united states. as that happens our chances of rape will go up as we head towards the midel of next week and also likely to turn somewhat colder as well. you have a chance to enjoy this up coming weekend to make sure you take advantage of that chance. overnight tonight, 36 for the temperatures, mainly just patches of light rain. mixed in. then, tomorrow morning, the sprinkles, light showers should then, heading into the sunshine and the temperatures should make it up in the low

milder to the south -- triangle area. mild erto milder to the south and the east. it has golf written all over it. cooler and wetter next week. >> all right. >> we can play both days. >> yes. >> always. >> yes. always. >> okay. thank you. now, no doubt the country's most popular show. >> we show you the winner plus we tell you the about

carolina connection now, within the last 30 months the judge chose the german short haired dog best in show. cj is a 3-year-old from california. he beat out 6 other best in breeds including the popular german shepherd and the bull dog. silver cup, he also gets to enjoy the traditional steak lunch tomorrow. this is the 3rd german short haired pointer to win. >> congratulations. >> pretty dog. this k-9 competition has a near face. one of the judges, right there. bonnie, she is from carry. she began her career by showing her dad's dogs, she judged all over the country. so, we have plenty represented there. >> and the lab came in 3rd. >> yes. >> german short haired pointer best in show. >> pretty good.

to be determined. >> oh, yeah. >> yes, no dog show out there. [ laughter ] >> we will get the viewpoint from the driver's seat from marcus page and dale earnhardt jr. and the hurricanes try to

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