- ah, shoo we are following several new stories tonight on wral including unc's big win and what -- and weather problems for a flight from national to new york. >> that american eagle plane was hit by lightning heading to laguardia and converted to jfk airport when a bolt of lightning hit the plane around 6:of dose around 6 o'clock, caring 55 passengers and four crew members. passengers were shaken up but no one was hurt. a devastating crash in greenville killing one man and injuring two of his relatives. the hospital's emergency room crash. ken smith smoke -- spoke with

stopped by the home tonight. the family and many close friends or to shaken up to talk with us about mr. bachelor but they did talk with us off- camera. based on what we have learned from medical center officials, there were about 20 people in that waiting room including mr. bachelor and a couple of others. they and many others did not see this coming. >> reporter: patients are being seen just six hours after the crash in the early morning hours on thursday. he lost control of his car over some type of medical emergency. the vehicle rammed into the waiting room where mr. bachelor was sitting. two of his relatives were with him. according to family members,

minor injuries and was treated and released. is to bachelor died from his injuries. he was back at the hospital after being seriously injured last weekend. he had already spent several days in the hospital and was experiencing discomfort and returned. he was waiting to be seen when the crash happened. at last check, the man who caused the crash was treated. mr. bachelor was the kind of man who would do anything to help anyone out at any time. as you might expect, his family is devastated by this untimely loss. tonight, the fbi's is a stabbing rampage on a california university campus was inspired by isis. the 18-year-old had become self radicalized and planned his attack for at least a week. investigators say he had a backpack carrying a handwritten flight and a picture of the

classroom on november 4 is stabbed for students in a dispute about a study group and was eventually shot by police. the governor shut down the coal ash management commission. the group was formed to overlook the cleanup. that agency is overseen by the governor. the governor challenged the creation of the commission in court because he said it intruded on his executive authority. in january, the state supreme court essentially a grade. final preparations are being made for the largest animal adoption in aspca history. and adoption kicks off tomorrow to find homes for close to 60 dogs and cats. they were rescued six weeks ago from an unlicensed shelter. they will be held on nash street in sanford from 10 six tomorrow. adoption fees will be waived. with the number of flu

rise, you can only visit if your immediate family or a caregiver and you have no fever, cough fourth flulike symptoms. also, children under 18 must get approval to visit a patient. restrictions are temporary and expected to be lifted. this flu season has not been as deadly as last year. the numbers out today show one more death bringing the total to 10. that is much lower than last year, close to 200 deaths. a man connected to the shooting in fayetteville killed one and injured another. he turned himself in. he is accused of shooting a father and son in fayetteville during an argument on monday. the father died in this has reported recovering. he was released on $25,000 bond . new details on a murder 15

today, an arrest was made. adam joins us from the police department.>> reporter: gerald, years and years after this crime, someone finally came forward with a tip. in this case, police say it led them to an arrest. >> it appears it has been there for a while. how long, we don't know.>> reporter: wral was on the scene . >> i saw shoe and noticed it was unusual. and i walked about 20 feet further and saw something white. and i suspected it could be a school. >> reporter: a few feet away, there were more clothes and bones. at the time, police could not identify the remains.

come until last year. police say a tip and dna testing allow them to identify the victim in the woods as is available -- isabel perez lopez. now, this man, marco delacruz is that a wade county jail charged with the murder back in 2001. >> reporter: it appears police did not have to look very far or very hard to find him. he was already in prison on an unrelated manslaughter charge. he has a number of charges in his best including one that involved a sexual assault against a child. the johnson county sheriff's office has arrested two people in connection to a double homicide. matthew jones and jessica piatt were found dead in a mobile home. the toddler was found unharmed. gerald paul junior is charged with murder. paul wilson with accessory

taking a look at the racial distribution of traffics -- traffic stops. according to reports, like men are more likely to be pulled over by dura police from 2010 to 2015. black men are shown to be pulled over more during the day when you can see that at night when you cannot. looking at more than 151,000 traffic stops. measures to prevent racial profiling are in place and he believes the numbers will go down. republican lawmakers are still trying to decide whether to turn the -- return to a special session to pass the ordinance that allows transgender people to use the restroom with the gender with which they identify. the ordinance is set to pose a threat to public safety and

or sexual assault. more than 200 cities have similar ordinances. the public out a chance to learn about and comment on a plan to extend woman wrote, extending all the way to centennial parkway. this would connect the main campus to the centennial campus and ease congestion. >> i think it would help the traffic. especially around four or 5 o'clock in the evening. that is really congested. we have to learn how to be patient with it. you don't want to have an accident. it can be pretty bad around four or 5 o'clock. >> the city has talked about the idea for decades. the diocese of raleigh and nc state will split the $3 miioco tht city the work will start next spring. it is expected to open at the

march madness has said in in the triangle.>> unc fans are filling the arena. carolina gave them a little heart trouble in the first half but they came back strong in the second half for a big win against the florida gulf coast.>> led the top to the tar heel faithful. linda, it was a nailbiter for part of the game. >> reporter: you have to make it exciting. it's the big dance. something has to happen. it has been an amazing day altogether. the fans all got here early. they are in the fan zone, playing games, tailgating, eating from the food truck. just a very festive atmosphere and everyone is having a wonderful time. the wind for carolina moving on to the next round. >> the first half, not so sure what was going to happen because we really wanted to be here on saturday. the team got really fired up and so did the fans.

reporter: fans are especially thrilled that the first two games here in raleigh, they don't have to drive or fly team play. community. a couple of years ago, there were about $4 million in revenue generated. they are hoping to at least meet if not see that this year. so big money and big pun, for sure. back to you.>> we drop down here from the dc area just to watch the game. people flocked to watch college basketball. >> reporter: it is way too intense. you can't not be here. wral is your hoops headquarters to be you up-to-date let's go to wral sports fan.com . after more than a decade together, a woman could lose her alligator. it's trained and domesticated. find out why the state might

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mad at myself. you don't want to let your teammates down but there was a collective sense of responsibility where everyone came together. >> reporter: the blue devils did everything better in the second half which led to the eight point when. -- win. >> i think we really attacked again. the guys are very confident out there. >> reporter: duke gets the unexpected in round two. mandy mitchell, wral sports, providence, rhode island . in pittsburgh, playing one of the teams they are chasing in the playoffs. just happy -- guiseppe and nash . but that to the nothing lead will not last.

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we will tell some well-deserved accolades today. the special olympics north carolina honored ron heinz with the commitment award. nonprofit group recognized him for his dedication to hiring employees with special needs and his longtime support to the special olympics. tonight, we get a first look at the summer olympics uniforms.>> the colors include white, forcing green -- florescent green and yellow. the summer games opening ceremony is august 5. people have been waiting for this for a long time. self tying shoes. nike released the video of a shoe with rechargeable power

your heel triggers this answer and you can adjust for more comfort. the shoe should be available for the time -- for the holidays . >> i wonder how durable they are going to be. playsketll they deflate on you and you will be flying right out of your shoes. >> i can't wait for them. >> are you going to get a pair?>> yes, i hate tying my shoes.[ laughter ]>> thank you for watching tonight. we will be back in the morning at 4:30. jimmy fallon's next. have a great night, everybody. cheerspplaus] >> svefromo 6b

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