why this weapon is just now coming to light. >> and attorneys are ready to take your legal questions. we are live in studio a with attorneys on call. >> and each year, more than 100 raleigh police officers are assaulted on the job. >> live from recall yea, wral news at 4:00 starts right now. akiel denkins was buried today with hundreds at his funeral. just one day after a preliminary autopsy and police report revealed the officer fired in self-defense. i'm lynda loveland. i'm gerald owens. amanda llama tended the funeral today. she joins us live from the police department. archbishop us up to date on the case. >> reporter: there is no doubt that the release of the preliminary autopsy and that raleigh police department report yesterday has changed the conversation in the community about this incident. but that was not the focus at

as you said, hundreds of people attended that funeral for akiel denkins at bible way temple. that is not far from where he was killed on bragg street on monday. this capped an emotional week actually lot of demonstrations an individual ilsz. the pastor said he hoped the service would help the community heal but still the new developments in the investigation were not far from anyone's mind. >> there has been a full, unbiased, impartial investigation, while he with may akiel's body to rest, we cannot lay this issue to rest. >> reporter: as you can imagine, there are so many other people in the community that believe the information that came out yesterday provided a lot of clarity, that the officer actually acted in self-defense in this situation. and coming up at 5:00, you will hear from the organization that represents that officer and they believe this raleigh

the preliminary autopsy are on target. back to you. >> thank you. a machine appealing his murder convict is set to get another hearing in wake county. jason young was convicted during his second trial of killing his pregnant wife 10 years ago. young claims his defense was ineffective and he deserves a new trial. first case ended in a mistrial. a man remains in the hospital after he led police on counties. wral learned that a police officer used a taser stun gun on the driver. now, the state bureau of investigation is reviewing the case. wral's bryan mims joins us live from the scene with this new information. >> reporter: that chase ended here at country store road and u.s. 70 outside selma. the pickup truck was heading south on current are you store road when the driver lost control, ran off the road and crashed into that grassy area behind me. police say that driver is 37- year-old alex thompson who

here is a look at the scene last night which had a large police presence. the state started yesterday afternoon in wilson county. a sheriff's spokeswoman says a deputy was trying to stop the pickup truck for speeding but the driver refused to stop. the chase went on through kenley and into johnston county with speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour. that dodge pickup crashed and according to the court document wral obtained, a kenley police officer fired a taser stun gun at the driver. it appeared the driver suffered a medical emergency on the scene appear went to wake med in critical condition. i spoke with a man today who says he knows alex thompson, the driver, and described him as a cancer survivor. he saw the chase go by his house. >> i was sort of disturbed about it because he is a great gay. never heard anything bad about him. he was just a god guy.

i never knew him to be in any trouble or anything. >> reporter: that court document received says the kenley police department engaged in a pursuit of someone wanted for a, quote, alleged criminal activity. i spoke with kenley police chief josh gibson. he declined to comment about whether a taser stun gun was deployed. that court document is an order from a judge to steal from public consumption the radio communications from the chase because it will, quote, jeopardize the right of a defendant to receive a fair trial and undermine an ongoing investigation. >> thank you, bryan. we are now learning how thieves made off with millions of dollars in gold bars. according to an fbi affidavit, three men use a gps device to follow the semi truck up i-95. they used a remote to set off spender spray inside the cab. that forced the driver to pull over near wilson.

more than a year to organize this heist last march. as if the money, investigators say he spent it on houses, cars, a boat an jewelry. two more accomplices are at large. police in brazil are questioning a former brazilian president police carried out search warrant at his home. the sweep is part of a larger ongoing corruption and money land aring investigation into a state-owned oil company. so far, da silva has not been charged p. federal agents stopped an unusual human smuggling attempt. officers discovered an undocumented brazilian man hidden in the gas task of an suv. it happened earlier at the port of entry along the border. officers were using an imaging system on the vehicle when they discovered anomalies in the gas tank and under the rear seat. they found the man hidden

bobbi kristina brown's cause of death is revealed. the medical examiner says the daughter of whitney houston died of immersion in water mixed with drugs if her system. she was in a coma for nearly seven months and pronounced dead while in hospice care lastall. officials couldn't determine when the death was intentional or accidental. a small blood stained knife is now in the hands of los angeles police detectives it simpson. officials are look into whether it is connected to the murder of his wife and her friend. >> reporter: los angeles police say a small knife is being tested to see if it is connected to the murders of o.j. simpson's former wierveg nicole ronald goldman. >> they are going to study it forensics. >> reporter: police confirm the story first reported by

that a former lapd traffic cop recently turned the knife over to detectives. officials say that officer claims he was working off duty on a movie shoot near similar ton's former home 12 years ago when a construction worker gave him the knife. >> he claimed that an individual would claimed to be a construction worker provided him with the knife claiming that it was found on the property. >> reporter: a jury aquitted simpson of all charges in 1995. since then, the case has remained open. the murder weapon has never been found and investigators are treating this discovery with skepticism. >> we need to, one, first of all, determine is this evidence? and if it is not evidence, how do we prove one way or another that the not. the only way to do that is by being able to challenge the pelenvveas to what -- where it was recovered, where it was alleged to have been, et cetera. >> reporter: o.j. simpson is currently in prison if an unrelated conviction.

cannot be retried for the murders arrestedle of whether the knife is indeed connected to the case. in an all-new strikingly candidate interview, dateline nbc sits down with marcia clark, the prosecutor in the o.j. simpson murder trial. clark opens up about the case that is still making headlines more than 20 years later. this two-hour special and update to date line's 2014 report also features interviews with key players an witnesses from the trial. in the report, she says she did not want simpson to try on the evidence glove. >> i was miserable from the moment that chris said, no, i'm doing this. i never expected anything good to come of it. >> you say to darden last night, i told you so. >> no. darden said to me, i'm sorry. i said it's okay. if that lost the case for us, we were never going to win anyway. >> the people versus o.j. simpson, what the jury never heard airs sunday at 9:00 right

a raleigh man is accused of stealing more than $3,000 worth of crab legs from a local market. according to an arrest warrant, amplet rtis barber stole cab legs on three separate occasions from capital seafood on maywood avenue. the proposed program to get more students through unc and do it more efficiently doesn't meet major objectives. that is the findings of a report from the unc system and the community college system. the gairn treated admissions program would focus on low income minority an rural communities. but the report shows it would do more harm than good. the number of students from those communities could actually drop. it could also result in one experts call a brain drain where more highly qualified students leave the state or go to a private college. the program could also hurt admissions and enrollment for hbcus.

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here in raleigh was back in 2008. that is when renford robbed and carjacked a cab driver. he confronted officers way straight razor. he was shot and later died. in the past decade or so, raleigh pd averages about one shooting per year. compare that to about a thousand service calls per day and hundreds of reported assaults per year on officers themselves. community leader argue more trust needs to be built because even one police shooting is too many. >> it is that communication between the police and the community that would be very effective in driving toward us having a better city and a better trust in the police and the police having a better trust in the community they are serving. >> raleigh officers come to work every day with three goals, provide the best service they can, not have to use deadly force and be able to go hem at the end.

basketball game on saturday or their daughter's dance recital on friday night. >> reporter: raleigh pd has made a point in recent years to reach out to various neighborhoods by holding community meeting. tonight at 6:00, we'll take an even closer look at some of the statistics. both the police shootings and the assault on officers to try and weigh the perception versus reality. >> thank you. a cumberland county teacher accused of taking indecent liberties with a student faces new charges. investigators say laura garrigus had a sexual relationship way second student at the cumberland international early college. she has been in jail since her arrest last month. her bond more than doubled to $325,000. vote are will be asked to decide on the connect nc bond t will be used for higher education.

officials think the job scene will strange dramatically. fayetteville's president explained why job train is fundamental to their programs. >> it is one of the swayings in which we were create to do just that and the speed with which business changed, the economy changes, the society changes and the way we manage and lead people changes. we have to reflect what the requirements are in the industry sector we serve. >> many programs that schools want to focus on for the future require coinvestment from the private sector. randy woodson says the projects are dependent on the bond. >> at the independent of the day, the state owns the university system and it is critical that the state invest. these kind of investments are hard to do out of an annual budget. >> school leaders along with state lawmakers spoke about the connect nc bond on nc spin. can you watch that this sunday at 6:30 a.m. here on wral. this weekend, we bolster

a. addition of nbc's meet the press. we spoke with host chuck todd about his excitement about joining wral and what to expect for the political season. >> i always want to be with the biggest powerhouse in the state capitals and there is north carolina is such an active political state, such an important swing state, i think the beauty of meet the press with the longest running public affairs program in the history of television. and so one thing you got to know about nbc, we love politics. we cover it. we like to think more thoroughly than any of our rivals and we care about it a lot. >> meet the press will air for the first time on wral this sunday after our morning news. the unc board of governors meeting went off without a hitch at fayetteville state university. our gilbert baez was there as margaret spillings addressed the board if the first time. gilbert joins us live.

off would you without a hitch because there was just a handful of protesters out here. some with big signs p they were not allowed to take the signs inside the building. we did have about a dozen protestors inside with small signs. they held those up while margaret spellings was making her remarks to the audience. this was spellings' first board of governors meeting since being appointed. she is on a listening tour of the campuses within the system. she told the board during her retreat identify key priorities emerge, accessibility, affordability, student achievement, economic impact and excellence. her biggest priority is to make the system more transparent. >> am n. my listening tour and day to day operations, i want to plant the seetdz to have strong and lasting partnerships and even friendships. the stakeholders from students an fact yilt to legislatures, business leaders, civil rights

all of them have valuable expertise to contribute. >> reporter: now, to that point, this morning's meeting was streamed online and broadcast over unc tv. spellings also pushed the board to allow during future meetings to have comments from the public be heard. so a big show of support from all the chancellors in system and the members of the unc board of governors for spellings, just her fourth day on the job. attorneys are on hand to answer your legal questions through outthe day. we check in with monica laliberte ahead for our attorneys on call. >> plus, whether you know it or not, political campaigns are gathering information about you

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knowledge, there really isn't a way of opting out. >> reporter: mining and messaging will only get more intense as the election plays out. >> everything you t out there, if it is public, it is being scraped and someone is looking at t. >> reporter: your voice is being heard well before election day. mark barger, nbc news. >> those campaign teams also use online data to plan their offline marketing including ads, calls an door to door canvassing. jeerve looking forward to the tail end of this week and the beginning of next week. >> it looks like winter will tax a bit of a vacation. spring fever hits. >> it can take an extended vacation. >> if you are heading down to the beach, it looks pretty good. if you are headed to the beach in florida, you may want to be cautious. a massive sea of sharks spotted off the south florida coast. you can see hundreds of spinner sharks off the coast of palm beach county. officials say the sharks migrate each win ther to singer

purple flags along the shore alerted beach goers to use extreme cause of action and look out for sharks while they hit the waves. there will be helicopters flying over the surf area where people are swimming and there are sharks below them and they don't know it. >> oh, how freaky. >> that is kind of creepy. let's look at the forecast. we'll take a look at a few things before we get into the meat of the forecast. 51 at rdu. 53 at charlotte. 35 at boone. down east of coast where this seeing lingering cloud cover, still in the low 40s. a bit chillier at elizabeth city. 43 in greenville. the rainfall potential, we talked last half hour about the next system coming in tomorrow night. this is the potential trace to about a tenth of an inch of rain. not a great a rain coming in with this third and final system in a series wave been talking about for the past week. let's take a look at the big picture. our storm from last night winding up and moving out. we'll put the jet treatment to the map and there is that system -- the jet stream on the

it is moving away. our next system is here across the upper midwest. there is some snow and rain and that will dive down to the south an east. we'll look at -- track that movement of that system and then there is a big storm off in the pacific. this is going to be bringing some heavy rain into the western part of the country. california should get a real soaking especially northern california and it is this system that will eventually evolve into a deep trough of low pressure across the southern plains and it will really soak the mid high pressure mississippi valleys next week. for us, it will help warm us up. let's advance to the upper level winds and temperatures. there is the the storm that came by last night. here is the one that comes in tomorrow. notice how the trough kind of amplifies a little bit and will bring the chance for rain overght saturday into early sunday morning suayhould be still cool with highs in the 50s. we have the ridge of high pressure beginning to build in by monday. there is monday, march 7th and we're talking about a warmer day with 60s and then all the yellows and reds start to approach. tuesday, we are expecting low 70s.

that warm air really flows in. there is that deep trough out west. with that strong flow coming off the gulf, a lot of rain expected here. by the time the system gets here, it all kind of flattens out which tells us the weekends but by thursday, lots of warm air here, friday, lots of warm air and the trough still rather deep. by the time we get to saturday, kind of flattens out and weak ps. it should throw some run at us possibly sunday of next weekend. our forecast for this weekend, partly to maybe mostly cloudy. upper 40s at hatteras. sunday, mostly sunny. low 50s at hatteras. 63 in the wilmington area. for the mountains, it will start to warm up. 48 at boone. our forecast this evening overnight, tomorrow morning, we'll bottom out to about 34. 37 by #:00 a.m. during the day tomorrow, mostly cloudy. our high temperature, 53.

two more cool days appear we start to warm up. 63 on monday. tuesday, wednesday, we are looking at highs in the 70s. thursday and friday, we'll go mostly cloudy with highs in the mid- and upper 70s and maybe a chance of rain by the time we get into next weekend. two more cool ones and then boy, can you open up the windows. >> your window are already open. >> they've been. >> keep them open. >> thank you. which over count are pain medications are the safest? still ahead, our health team's dr. alan mask has some suggestions for you and proper doses that experts recommend.

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including details on the $4 million gold heist on i-95. after going through federal documents, we found out how the suspect pulled off the huge crime and what they did with the money afterwardsment south also new, cameras caught this guy republicanning from the scene of the crime and then he trips. find out what's accused of stealing and what happens after that fall. you will see that all when you join us at 5:00. >> restaurants by request feature as a place way perfect score and it has a history of perfect scores. we will help you plan your weekend out when you join us for that report and we hear from scott kelly in a news conference about his historic mission to space. so fascinating. >> i know. thank you. amazon wants its voice controlled assistant alexa in more people's homes and lives. the company rolled out two new devices with this technology. the echo dot has an option to plug into other sound systems to provide better audio. just like the original echo, can you use a voice command to

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