yesterday but it is mild out there. i'm renee chou. >> and i'm bill leslie. stuck in the 50s today and going to get rain later on this week but this morning it's kind of a foggy mysterious kind of morning out there. >> it is. and it may surprise you. you may be driving along visibility fine and all of a sudden a patch of dense fog. most of that in the western and southern participants of the view--parts of the viewing area. raleigh sky cam down western boulevard is all clear and much of the viewing area looks just like that so it's not wide fairly sick. in durham it's 52 and temperatures are mild. our normal high temperature this time of year is in the mid 50s. 51 south hill and rocky mount. 56 in fayetteville, 55 in goldsboro. temperatures in the 50s. a cold front bringing cooler

no 70s today like we saw yesterday and won't do that for the rest of the week either but expect low to mid 50s with cloud cover and a few spotty showers this morning and more wide spread rain south of the triangle later this afternoon. it's going to be a fairly wet start to the week through wednesday and we'll talk about who will see rain when coming up in a few minutes. brian has video of an accident? what is that there? >> this is on the eastern side of wake county. daniel harrison shot this on his way in while he was stopped in that traffic. this is at smithfield road and at last check they had opened one left lane so traffic is getting by but we are seeing delays this morning working to find out more about this accident. if you can shoot video of an accident or get pictures of any back ups you might run into and you can do so safely while the car is stopped send them to us on twitter.

unfortunately the cameras are not working this morning so we can't give you an idea of the delays you are seeing on the cameras live but we can show you the sensors at least and picking up slow downs around smithfield heading out to beth will he hem road. we'll keep an eye on it. the fog is not terribly thick but you can see it in the air as we check that road weather index you can see other areas where the computer believes there's a pretty good chance of fog this morning so take it easy as you head out. i'll be back with another back to you. >> thank you brian. a michigan man will be arraigned today in connection with the seven hour shooting spree that left six people dead and two others injured saturday night. >> don champion reports to piece together the timeline of the suspect a 45-year-old uber driver who reportedly picked up passengers in between the shootings.

deadly shooting rampage in ka ma zoo. the 54-year-old uber driver targeted his victims at random. >> it's crazy to think someone could have gone out and done all of these horrible things and came in with a straight face going to work doing his job. >> he and his friends heard about the killing spree and got nervous when dalton picked them up in a car. >> my buddy scott actually said this isn't the hhr, you are not the guy are you? and he kind of just said no. >> 57-year-old rick smith and his son tyler were killed at a car dealership. barbara hawthorne was killed at a cracker barrel. >> when a tragedy like this strikes you never expect it to be this close at home. >> the first victim was a woman who was shot multiple times at this apartment complex and is expected to survive. her quick actions saved the lives of several children including 12-year-old joy coleman.

still running and shot her again and she fell and she asked joy help me. >> dalton a married father of two had no prior criminal history. don champion cbs news. >> sounds so inexplicable. uber's chief security officer released a statement saying we are horrified and heart broken of the senseless violence and our hearts and prayers are with the families and victims of this devastating crime and those recovering from injuries. the man suspected of injuring a toddler in a drive by shooting will be in court today. police arrested marion lainy on friday in jail on $1.5 million bond. lainy's arrest came three days after and was taken to the hospital and has since been released. investigators say the toddler was not the intended target and do believe the shooting was not a random act. a man is in custody after a four hour stand off in a southeast raleigh neighborhood.

warrants at a home yesterday morning. he was wanted on several charges including failure to appear and possession of a stolen car. kennedy refused to come out of the house when police arrived. several nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution. he surrendered without accident about noon. heights child abuse for living at the residence. a wrongful death suit linked to the sand aye hook massacre. the parent company of bush master firearms wants the connecticut judge to dismiss the suit filed by families of the victims. bush master makes the ar-15 rifle that was used to kill 20 elementary school students and 6 educators in 2012. the company says it's protected by a federal law that shields gun makers over the criminal use of their products. a judge will hear it this afternoon. the north carolina naacp

congressional maps drawn up by the general assembly. >> tara lynn is live in raleigh and hope it satisfies but they could still face challenges. >> that's right. not everyone agrees with the politics. people have been fighting the lawmakers approved the new maps federal deadline. this whole issue started because the federal court said lawmakers relied too heavily on race to draw voting lines in the first congressional district. the new maps pack voters into the focus of the court ruling. the new map is more competitive than the one drawn in 2011. however it still gives republicans an advantage in ten of the 13 districts. today the naacp will hold a press conference to respond to the maps. the group says they are concerned and plan to take action. what kind of action do they plan to take?

conference which is set for 2:00 this afternoon. >> all right tara lynn thank you. it is 6:07. russia wants to fly surveillance planes over the u.s. and they are not making any secret of it. and also the three man race shaping up as g.o.p. presidential candidates focus their attention on nevada.

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school will welcome a special visitor to celebrate black history month. victor glover junior visits ferguson elementary school today. he's not obviously a nasa astronaut but a fighter pilot and a navy legislative fellow in the u.s. congress. he will speak at the school's black history month assembly this afternoon and sure he will inspire many students. updates on stories and other news are available throughout the day on the air on line and on the wral mobile phone app. the wake county school board retreat reassumes in kerri today. members have been talking about how to create diversity and fairness among schools. some of the solutions could be controversial. in the past student reassignment to promote racial diversity has angered parents who want their children going closer to home. shifting resources from high performing schools to those in trouble.

with specific directions for their staff today. the u.s. department of education is warning staid education leaders that north carolina could lose federal money for schools because hundreds of north carolina schools failed to test enough students on state exams last year. 10% of schools failed to adequately participate in testing are in wake county. wral education performer kelly will explain this new report on fox 50. governor mccrory attended the governor's conference in washington where he had a chance to congratulate the governor of colorado on the super bowl win. he worry a bright orange broncos jersey for the occasion and then got up and resealed something else. take it off governor. let's see what is underneath that. [laughter] >> there you go. he's holding onto his panthers loyalty there. but he did announce that 100 cases of food from north

will be going to food banks in colorado all in good fun. >> orange didn't look very good on him and he couldn't wait to take that off you could tell. show the panthers shirt. >> that's a lot of layers there. >> he had on it for 15 seconds. >> maybe all of that. >> satisfied with that right? [laughter] >> well, so we have interesting weather coming up. it was a nice mild weekend. unfortunately we are not going to hold onto those mild temperatures but we are rounding out february getting ready to jump into march we get into march and we went to have more and more of those warmer days. let's take a look at what we are expecting for the rest of the week. radar ctures a few patchy showers near the virginia line and seeing those drifting southward as the front slips down into north carolina and onto south carolina. not much rain with that at the moment. most of what we saw earlier this rng s diipated for now but as that front slips on down to the triangle and

we may see a few more showers pop up. keep it to here of course switch over to fox 50 and follow us there. our rdu sky cam has been damp. there's a couple of showers on the tarmac. also a little bit of fog in places you mean can see terminal 2 just fine so no trouble at the airport right now. 51 our current temperature. winds calm, dew point way up at 50, humidity at 96% so conditions are right for fog in many places but we are not seeing a ton of it. you may be driving along and bam run into a patch of fairly dense fog. 51 in irwin and rocky mount, 55 in fayetteville. we had a warm day yesterday in the low 70s so temperatures have dropped 20 degrees since yesterday afternoon which is pretty normal and temperatures are still well above what we are normally for this time of year.

yesterday from 1 to 5 or 6 degrees warmer than we started on sunday morning. fog in places, visibility at 5 miles in raleigh but one mile in irwin. brian has the road weather index showing a better chance of fog over around chatham and harnett county so it's not wide spread but you could run into a little bit of it out there. at 9:00 temperatures ranging from the mid 40s to the north to mid 50s down south and taking it through the day it's possible that a couple of spots would jump briefly to 60 especially fayetteville or goldsboro and temperatures drop through the 40s overnight tonight and stay in the 40s for much of the day tomorrow. so just looking at cooler temperatures with this front that's crossing the area right now. starting to drop down from virginia we have the cooler air to the north pushing in today. we also have waves of low pressure that will ride along the front to bring us a chance of a shower through the

line and then on and off tuesday but wednesday will bring us our best chance of rain with a potent low and cold front. talking a 10% chance through lunch time and 35 to 40% chance later this afternoon and that chance may be higher around fayetteville or clinton. it's going to be a cool day, cloudy patchy light rain and nothing heavy. 48 is 10 degrees colder than the normal. 57, 79 the record set back in 1980. on wednesday we are going to have a chance for thunderstorms. high of 66 in the forecast. it's possible depending on where the front ends up that temperatures could be cooler than that but that's a really what we are looking at for now. elevated risk of severe weather so strong thunderstorms could produce wind damage as wednesday gets closer we'll talk about it. brian taking a look at conditions on the road this morning. fog and an earlier accident. >> just getting word it's been

minutes or at least the lanes are open. there's probably activity on the westbound side of 264 out at smithfield road and a fellow in our studio crew daniel harrison shot this video while he was stopped in that traffic for a while all lanes were blocked. they were able to open one lane and notch all lanes of 264 westbound are now open at smithfield road. that's the only incident right now. a stalled vehicle on the belt line at brent wood road but it's not causing problems and earlier delays we were seeing on the sensors around smithfield road have cleared up. still could be activity on the shoulder but not seeing the big back ups heading through night dale towards raleigh. we are seeing fog as elizabeth showed us on the map and checking the road weather index the chance of the thickest fog south and west of the triangle but as you saw on that camera in western wake county still seeing fog in the raleigh area. something to keep in mind. back to you.

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5:00. bill? >> the average price of gasoline has dropped five cents to $1.77 a gallon 56 cents cheaper than a year ago but don't expect prices to continue to fall. industry analyst says crude oil prices are nearly unchanged from one month ago. in the lower 48 states the highest price for a gallon of regular $2.40 in san diego and the lowest $1.42 in arizona. a report to be released says an epidemic of invisibility runs in the entertainment industry for women, minorities and lgbt people. looking at films released in 2014 and t.v. series from the 2014-2015 season. they found women have fewer than 30% of all speaking roles in film and minorities had

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