in honor of denkins all day long. surrounding it. adding to it. people are frustrated and saddened but they want everything to remain peaceful. dozens of candles balloons and posters. todd moore says there's been more activity in this area where he was shot and killed by a police officer. since his death there have been several events planned in response. including a prayer vigil his mother attended with family. >> i needed prayer. >> a group of pastors and raleigh city leaders met after the prayer service to discuss how to best handle the community's reactions to the killing. some expressed saddenness. tuesday evening residents held a peaceful protest in march demanding justice.

>> it hurts. but they're marching. and asking for justice. that's the right way to go about it. >> caleb williams lives off brag street and says he was a close friend. he believes those in the community will remain calm for their own safety. >> if we come with violence, that's more youth being tooken off the streets. that's something they're all ready trying to achieve. >> there is another meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening led by the ncaacp and local ministers and they're asking people in the community to come and discuss what happened here. a south florida man charged in connection with a 4 million- dollar gold heist that happened along i-95. the fbi arrested 46-year-old perez this morning. but they haven't said what role he played in the crime. the gold was stolen from an armored truck that was stopped

the county sheriff's office says three armed men approached the guards, held them captive, and sold gold bars. traffic near rock quarry road is moving again tonight. police activity in the area had both roads shut down for a short time this morning. investigators wouldn't say what prompted the closure, only that the public wasn't in danger. the man on trial for killing two students in virginia pled guilty to first- degree murder and abduction. jesse matthew entered the plea in albemarle county. a judge sentenced him to four consecutive life terms. he was serving three life terms for a sexual assault in 2005. he apologized for the murder of uva student hannah graham and the 2009 murder of virginia tech student morgan harington. the united nations approved for sanctions against north korea today. they're the toughest against that country in 20 years.

bans on nuclear testing. banning ship. s like coal and gold. one measure will stop aviation fuel imports. the u.n. hopes the moves will stop some of the money used to fuel the country's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck 500 miles from sumatra, indonesia's largest island. no reports of widespread destruction or deaths and tsunami warnings were canceled. this is the same region devastated by an earthquake and tsunami in 2004. thousands of refugees and migrants are being held on the border between greece and macedonia. it's a scene of chaos as desperate crowds are trying to crowd into europe. protesters man managed to ram down barriers but were stopped by border police armed with

a peace of wreckage likely from the missing malaysia air flight 370. the boeing 777 disappeared in 2014 with 239 people on board. investigators haven't determined exactly what happened to the plane. malaysia airlines earlier stated they were speculative of the findings. crews in new york are working to clear debris from a freight train derailment that forced dozen of people to evacuate their homes. 16 freight cars carrying hazardous liquids derailed on the southern rails last night. at least two tankers were leaking ethanol. those leaks have been contained. no one was hurt. investigators haven't said what caused the cars to jump the track. it looks like it's down to four in the republican race for the white house. dr. ben carson is signaling that he's about to quit the race. dropping out of tomorrow's gop debate. a bigger issue for more republicans after super tuesday is how to keep donald trump

steve handelsman reports from houston. >> can marco rubio stop donald trump? he finally won a state last night. minnesota. and the early vote today two weeks before the florida primary that's must-win for him. >> it's my home. and we're going to win florida. we feel great about it. >> but trump who celebrated seven victories at his place in florida has a big lead. >> he's a lightweight as i've said many times before. >> carson admitted he sees no path forward for his campaign. can ted cruz stop trump? he won texas last night and two more and urged rubio to drop out. head-to-head, our campaign beats donald trump resoundingly. but cruz is despised by the republican elite whose new anti trump weapon is a super pack running ads. >> can conservatives trust donald trump?

there's still time to do it. it has to happen now. and voters have to be educated. >> the stop trump effort could backfire. >> look, we know better than you. we think we have a better solution as to who should be the nominee. >> hillary clinton took seven states last night and seems on a path to the nomination. >> that means we're probably going to win in a landslide. >> bernie sanders had a good night winning four states. but he needs 59% of the delegates from here on out to win. >> the disarray on the republican side will on display tomorrow when 2012 nominee mitt romney stands to speak out against donald trump. a judge freed a man who spent 24 years in prison for a crime he denied all along. leila santiago is here to explain why.

the judge ordered howard to be released. he said the system in north carolina failed dudley. he's been in prison serving a life sentence since his 92 conviction. he was convicted for sexually assaulting his nine-year-old daughter. the state never presented any physical evidence in 92. and his now 33-year-old daughter said she made the claims up. she said it because she thought that's what people wanted to hear. she admitted this week and admitted several times in the past that she lied about the sexual assault allegations. as you might imagine, when that decision came down, a very emotional moment. dudley cried quite a bit as the judge read his decision. he was also surrounded by his family today when he was released immediately after the hearing. >> boy that's a different kind of tragedy. leila, thank you. two vehicles with the exact same north carolina license plate. it sounds crazy.

a durham woman contacted 5 on your side after getting a toll charge for that other driver. 5 on your side ice monica laliberte tracked down how it happened and what the dmv did about it tonight at 6:00. how can a person who's only celebrated nine birthdays be the father of a baby who shares the same birthday, the answer, they were both born on leap day, february 29th. the new father is 36 but has only celebrated nine birthdays on the actual date. on monday at rex hospital, his wife kelly gave birth to their first son andrew. so father and son will forever share this special birthday together. >> it's pretty fun. i mean, on years you don't have a birthday, you get a lot of attention because you don't have a birthday. and everybody wants to know what that's like not to have a birthday. and when you do it's really exciting, because you haven't had one in four years. >> the new dad says he learned

son being born on leap day is 1 in 2.1 million. they took their healthy leap day baby home this afternoon. that is amazing. wow. well experts say the average bathroom is like a petri dish of bacteria. find out when you need to get rid of everyday items to keep a cleaner bathroom after the break. federal investigators say a raleigh man did it all, his business is one you've seen at local malls. lose weight? dr. ellen talks about a promising option. temperature change from 70s to 50s. change. we talked about this yesterday. 22 degrees colder than this time yesterday in raleigh. 18 in fayetteville. we have another change coming along that will have you

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week, it's hump day. much colder tonight. widespread freeze. next system is coming. arriving tomorrow evening. lasting through tomorrow night. and ending friday morning. a weakened system over the weekend bringing clouds and sprinkles saturday night. that's really no big deal. you'll see all this in the seven-day forecast coming up. look at the beauty out there now from the tower cam in southeastern wake county, a great vantage point to see the blue out there. and there's downtown raleigh in the distance. many days there's too much haze to see downtown. but you see northwest of where the tower is located. 50 at rdu. the dew point is 19. relative humidity, 29%. temperatures close to home, 50 in wral and durham. 51 at wake forest. and in the expanded view, 40s showing up northwest. 48 in greensboro. 46 in roxboro. milder for fayetteville. 56. clinton is 56. goldsboro is 55. 1/10 at the raleigh durham

spectacular sunshine this afternoon. high pressure is off to the west. it'll build in tonight. and as it closes in, the winds will lessen this evening winds from the northwest, 5 to 10 miles per hour by daybreak the winds will be light so tomorrow morning we're not talking about a windchill. the next system we're watching is moving through the northern plains. you see rain and snow here. all that will come together and dive to the southeast and bring the next opportunity for rain as early as tomorrow evening. temperature wise, we're still in a cool mix. but off to the west, it's 60s and 70. 59 in denver. this warm air holds to the west for a few days. but by sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week, the warm air will return, you'll see that in the seven-day forecast as well. future cast, nothing but clear sky this evening, over night it's colder with upper 20s to low 30s. partly cloudy skies in the morning. partly to mostly cloudy in the afternoon. by 6:00, the moisture begins to invade. by 6:00 tomorrow evening, there could be an over cast, some

light rain, there's snow in the mountains. and all that is starting to build in upon the area. by 8:00 tomorrow evening, it's quite possible some light rain could fall across the area, midnight tomorrow night, likewise up toward southern virginia and the northwest could be wet snow flakes mixed in and as the system progresses to the northeast and starts to wrap up, on the backside, there could be wet snow flakes, greg and i have been talking about this all week, 6:00 a.m. friday morning, with see rain, north and west some snow. as this moves out, we could see it as a little bit of light snow, with temperatures in the upper 30s in the morning, it shouldn't be a big deal. it'll not stick. 40 by 8:00. over night lows, there's the widespread freeze. 29 in raleigh. 28 south hill. 32 in fayetteville. some of the more colder rural areas could be 26, 27. so be reminded of that if you live in one of those more cooler rural areas. partly cloudy to start your thursday. 33 by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow afternoon, the clouds really thicken up. upper 40s to low 50s during the

rain, as we get toward sunset and beyond, light rain moves in. you can see this on the seven- day forecast, 51 tomorrow after a low of 29. we'll look at the rainfall probabilities all day goose eggs and 7:00 it jumps up a bit. and by 10:00, it really ramps up. this really tells you we have a good shot at getting rain in the evening, it rains over night thursday, it starts to come to an end in the morning on friday. rainfall probabilities high in the morning. they drop off. during the afternoon it should be dry. it's a period of rain that will likely happen while it's dark. saturday and sunday we'll go partly to perhaps mostly cloudy, some sprinkles saturday night and then let the warmth begin. it takes over. 70s tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> look at that. >> doesn't it feel great. >> thank you mike. a major move by the ivy league. >> still ahead, the aggressive policy for football practice to try to reduce concussions and brain injuries. tonight on wral, it's the mysteries of laura at 8:00

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friday morning promises to be more substantial than last night. let's put the jet stream on the map and show you what's going on. there will be a series of three systems coming by. the first one has come through. the second is moving through the plain states now. you see snow and rain. this will move southeast and become more organized and tomorrow it'll organize to the west and move in thursday evening, thursday night and friday morning and the northern branch of the jet stream up to the north in canada, that's where the cold air is located now. let's take a closer look. there's the system across the plains. it'll move to the south and east and develop snow across the ohio valley and throughout the south it'll be in the form of rain and we'll see future casts in a moment. how the whole thing evolves and there could be 3 to 6 inches of snow for locations to the north folks interested in skiing will friday. weekend.

snow across the ohio valley, we're talking about chicago, peoria, to indianapolis, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, we're starting the day with partly cloudy skies, by lunch time, quite possibly mostly cloudy here. southward toward fayetteville partly cloudy, eastward toward wilmington, partly cloudy, snow across the ohio valley, then there's your rain. some spots looking at wet snow flakes across middle tennessee. by 5:00, snow falling in the mountains, here it's mostly cloudy. during the evening we see the rain roll in. by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, rain should be falling here and snow in the mountains, snow in virginia. and by midnight. snow in southern virginia, in the triangle we're talking about rain. as the system winds up and moves out on the backside we could see light wet snow. tail end snow events like this when systems are on their way out don't develop a lot of snow. and that's likely what we'll see with this event. seeing very little of it.

likely hold on to mostly cloudy skies. if that's the case, temperatures remain in the upper 40s to low 50s during the afternoon and the wind should pick up. the rainfall potential over the next three days. some of this will be snow in the mountains if you melt it down this is the liquid equivalent between 1/4 of an inch to 1/2 of an inch. in the triangle, 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch. more substantial than last night. it could start tomorrow evening. here's the planner for this evening over night into tomorrow morning, 40 by 8:00 p.m. 29 the over night low. we're talking about a freeze. and then for the day tomorrow, we'll start off 33 in the morning. lunch time 47 with mostly cloudy skies. by 4:00, dry, temperature in the low 50s. during the evening, the rain rolls in. we'll take a look at the temperatures for the next seven days, 51 tomorrow. 52 on friday. over the weekend, we'll go partly to mostly cloudy, mid to upper 50s for the highs and next week we see a huge ridge of high pressure coming in.

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