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we have some breaking news out of nashville. jurors reached a verdict a short time ago, in erin andrews' lawsuit. the jury awarded the fox sports reporter and cohost of dancing with the stars $55 million. she says she was humilityiated and suffers from depression as a result of the -- humiliated, and her stalker will face 2.5 million years in prison. and gawker published part of a sex tape in 2012 that hulk hogan says was made without his knowledge. in court he said he thought it was all a joke, and hogan is suing for invasion of privacy, and gawker claims since hogan is a public figure, the sex tape is newsworthy. and topping the social scene today, many latinos are seeking

want to vote against donald trump. it says donald trump's remarks about mexicans have motivated many legal immigrants to apply for citizenship. an estimated 1 mlieoe could file paperwork in 2016. mac users are being targeted with the first malware aimed specifically at apple's software system and steals your files, encrypts them, then asks you to get your files back. apple is taking steps to protect against the ransom ware. and check out this video from a chick-fil-a in fayetteville, on raeford road using sign language to post an order. the customer's mother posted this on facebook, expressing her prergiation. appreciation. that's what's happening on today's social scene. >> that's a good one. that's pretty amazing.

>> that inspires me. >> it's about inclusion. and the harder you exercise, the less accurate your fitness tracker. >> that's what a lawsuit claims about fitbits. monica laliberte found out what they found.

lightning bolts sh up. chances are, that you or someone you work with relies on fitbit to track their activity. not deb, but someone else we work with. a lawsuit questioning the accuracy is getting attention and raising questions. >> so interesting. monica laliberte shows what's behind the suits. >> reporter: the lawsuit targets two popular fitbit surge and the fitbit charge hr misread heart rates by quote a very significant margin particularly during exercise. what? right during exercise? well, consumer reports is especially concerned about the claims because the nonprofit testing company already tested the devices found them to be accurate for heart rate monitoring and then recommended them. so after the suit was filed last month, they decided to retest

this time, checking the devices at higher heart rates, which included everything from a leisurely walk to a fast run. >> we compared the results to the highest rated heart rate monitor. in all tests both fit models were found to be very accurate. >> so as a result, consumer report begins to recommend both fitbit models, reassuring to the people who use them. only a few measure heart rate. they cost more, so you definitely want them to be accurate. >> no question, especially while you're exercising. monica, thanks. high point university named apple cofounder steve wasneak its innovator in residents. he'll connect with students digitally to speak with students and visit the campus each year. wozniak was high point's

with carolina's big win over duke, the regular season wraps up in washington d.c. tomorrow. the first round game is at noon, matching pittsburgh, and -- wake forest and nc state at the verizon center, and the winner will play duke. wral is your hoops headquarters for all the games. we'll have live coverage and extensive coverage. because of the new start, the newscast will air at 12:00. >> there's so many teams and so many games. >> and warm weather and sunshine and it happened during the work week. >> a lot of people not working tomorrow i'm guessing. >> we'll see. for a number of reasons. >> working from home. >> excellent idea. wish we could do that. last week we talked about severe weather awareness week. we know tornados happened on april 16th, 2011. folks have been e-mailing, letting us know the e-mails are wrong. let's go to the amazing pick of the day. this is what is called a red

our director said that's not a red headed wood pecker now, rise, and he said they're called red-bellied wood peckers. but any way, carolyn williams sent me this picture and says my husband kelly and i have been trying all winter to keep up with the bird feeder. saturday afternoon i finally got a picture of him. he comes in and out of nowhere, and he's gone. i never knew they ate anything other than bugs. they seem to like corn, too. she said we love our birds and that made the amazing pick of the day. i'll put this on facebook when we're done with weather. after a fine afternoon we expect a fine evening, partly to mostly cloudy by 8:00 with temperatures running in the 50s by that point. let's see what's going on. i do have the correct remote, and let's see what's going on. let me walk over to my computer and see if we can get it started. any ways we expect partly to mostly cloudy with temperatures

about 57 by 8:00 so the weather not all that bad if you want to go outside and do your fitness. we'll have a southwest wind about five miles per hour. so a look at our wral gardens, very pleasant. nothing's blooming but it's a great place to come relax. there are nice little trails that go through there. you can see a lot of wildlife. we have bird features so if you want to see some nice flowers, it was 35, and it was 37 at the raleigh durham international airport. we could do ten better today, and tomorrow. 66, fayetteville, 57 to the west in boone. we have a lot of high clouds coming in tonight that'll give us mostly cloudy skies but they're not rain producing skies. we have an area of high pressure, and it extends aloft, as well, and basically think of it as a brick wall of air that'll keep the weather systems from coming up and piling up out

a bit of rain will fall on the coming days and we have a southerly flow that's drawing in all the warm moist our off the gulf so that area to the west is prime for severe weather, in fact, it's an elevated risk across the southern and central plains with damages winds and alarm hail. since we have rage in place, the system isn't going to make much headway so it's generally the same as tomorrow and also on wednesday, that'll run the risk for severe weather. for us it's nothing but sunshine and warmth for the next several days. we'll see the next chance of rain. you can ditch the heavy coats in the morning and opt for a light jacket. 79 on thursday, our old record high is 81 set back in 1974, and on saturday, don't forget daylight savings time begins at two temperature sunday morning so before you go to bed turn the clocks ahead one hour and don't forget to change batteries in the smoke detectors and the carbon monoxide detectors, as well. no return to any chilly air any time soon. and just small chances for rain

>> that's not bad. springing forward. love this time of year. >> thank you, mike. from jewelry that monitors your heartbeat to designs for automobiles and toys, one raleigh woman will always be remembered for her creative work. >> coming up next our tar heel traveler looks back on the life and career of an extraordinary artist. >> and new tonight at 6, tough issues emerging after a raleigh man shoots a police officer, we're taking a close are look at fans. we're going to show you how one program aims to help at-risk youth stay away from gangs in raleigh and former psint clinton picking off a parade of candidates on the election trail

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