>> the weather should be great for game time, back to normal. >> temperatures will be close to normal today. we had a nice warm afternoon yesterday. which was so nice to see after the wintery weather on monday, and the storms we saw on tuesday morning. yesterday afternoon was glorious, a disturbance, not producing thunderstorms or a heavy rain. a couple of sprinkles. we will zoom in on who is seeing these. around lewisburg, roanoke rapids, steadier rain, lightening up along i-85, pushing towards i-95, seeing rain around roanoke rapids and continuing to see it rocky mount, nashville, light and patchy, holly springs, pitsboro, sighler city, sanford and rob ibs. the rain across the area, 2:00 a.m., hanging around but will be out of here shortly. another maybe 2 hours, probably by 8:00, most is out of the

notice the roads look a little damp roxboro, nothing frozen there. temperatures are too warm for icy conditions this morning. 39 in zebulon and wake forest. 42 holly springs. 37 roxboro. 41 goldsboro, 39 southern pines. folks are in the 30s this morning, not down to freezing. 38 at 8:00 a.m., 48 lunchtime. high of 52ing cooler than yesterday, we should have nice sunshine and brian here, looking at roads this morning, little bit wet out there but not bad. >> this camera illustrates it well on 85, 70, see it's rained enough to get the concrete wet on the rails of the bridge. we are not talking about wet conditions heres we are not looking at ponding water or anything like that. the rainfall is just heavy enough to get the roads damp this morning. i don't think it will be a huge problem. the road weather index, most of this is confined north of raleigh in to parts of durham up towards the north carolina-

we will watch out and see what the roads are like north and east before too long as the rain moves that way. all clear around the triangle. no accidents, major routes, a- okay. a fayetteville woman will appear in court accused of stabbing a man to death. monica holt is charged with second degree murder in the death of thomas mcnair. the two were acquaintances, the incident happened during a fight at a home yesterday morning. holt is in the cumberland county detention center without bond. prosecutors dropped charges against one of the suspects in the death of a 1 year old in chapel hill. da says conflicting evidence led to the decision to drop charges against davis. one of three suspects accused in the christmas day drive by shooting that killed malia williams. davis is serving a 90 day sentence for a probation violation, the shooting remains under investigation. apple says it will resist a federal magistrate's order to help the fbi get in to an

the massacre. fbi wants to know who farook and his wife were communicating with before the attack. apple's ceo says such a move would under mine encryption by creating a back door that could potentially be used on other future devices. days before the south carolina primary donald trump is fending off a direct attack from president obama. >> don champion shows us trump's response and how contende are stumping for votes. >> reporter: donald trump took aim at president obama, in south carolina tuesday night, moments after the commander in chief said this. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. because i have lot of faith in the american people. >> you are lucky i didn't run last time when romney ran because you would have been a one term president. >> reporter: trump commands a double digit lead in the palmetto state. he and marco rubio bashed rival ted cruz for being dishonest.

being lie so much. he lies about everything. ben carson. >> reporter: the senator fired back. they don't respond on substance, they just scream liar, liar. >> reporter: hilary clinton and bernie sanders courted minority voters. >> it's not enough for your economic plan to be break up the banks. you need a plan to address the and neglect. >> we need to provide substantial help, bcus have done a great job. >> reporter: democrats hold primary in south carolina a week from this saturday. don champion, cbs news. republican lawmakers say when they redraw the state's congressional districts they will not base the lines on race at all. federal panel called two of the districts unconstitutional,

on race, and in ordered lines redrawn. leader says the ruling doesn't require them to take race in to accounts. democrats say not considering race at all violates the voting rights act and the constitution. the chief senate is hoping the u.s. supreme court will allow the election to go forward using current districts in the chief justice shawn roberts doesn't agree to stay the court ruling, lawmakers have to submit a new congressional map by friday. brace yourselfs for rounds one of battle of the blues. >> it is a night that duke and carolina fans live for. the rivalry takes place tonight in chapel hill, that's where ka thurmond joins us live for her first battle of the blues. mikaya thurmond is staying neutral on this. >> reporter: that's right. i have to hold out to see which way i should go. they are separated by less than 10 miles. the university of north

will participate in one of the fiercest rivalries in all of sports. this legendary basketball rivalry will heat up the dome as duke takes on 5th ranked carolina. tonight marks the 241st meeting of the blue devils and tarheels. you can watch the game at 9:00 on wral, stay tuned to channel 5 for expanded coverage of the game during our 11 news. we are going to have the fan celebration coach interviews as well as analysis. you wants to tune in, you have pictured allegiance and you are staying neutral, too, the teal is bleeding a little blue. >> which shade of blue? that's the mystery. >> mikaya thurmond, looking like an east carolina fan in chapel hill this morning. that's a pretty shade of purple. thank you so much.

north carolina yet. >> officials hope it will stay that way, what they are doing this week to reduce the risk. >> we could be closer to seeing what downtown restaurants would have to do to keep up appearances in raleigh.

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imagine hitting a lottery swrak pot, but walking away without anything. not a cent. >> it could happen in johnston county, a winning cash 5 ticket sold last year, it's still unclaimed. the prize $165,000. it expires in less than a week if no one claims it. the winning ticket was sold at the brotherhood market in selma, customers are now double checking the old tickets. the manager believes someone bought it and accidentally threw it away. if not claimed by tuesday, law requires the winnings go in to the lottery fund for schools and the other half in to the winnings pool. i suggest a trip to the landfill. >> probably there somewhere. >> that's always fun. >> i thought about going back and looking for my baseball card collection my mom threw

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san bernardino killer. ceo tim cook fired back overnight saying he will resist. president obama predict donald trump will not be the next president. the billionaire takes it as a compliment. and can we trust driverless cars to make moral and life saving decisions? peter greenberg goes for a ride to find out. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. it's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. >> president obama takes a swing at donald trump. >> for him to say that is a great compliment. you're lucky i didn't run last time when romney ran because you would have been a one-term president. >> he doesn't stop talking. it's not what he says but the fact he says it louder and louder and louder! rah rah rah! >> apple will find a land dog mark court order to help the fbi hack into a iphone left by one of the san bernardino shooters. president obama fired back at senate republicans who say