thank you for joining us. >> tonight, incremental changes to improve that state agency. cullen broward are is live to explain. >> reporter: -- browder is live to plain. >> reporter: we know changes come slowly in government. this is motor fleet hid quarters which oversees 7 # hundred state vehicles that travel more than 90 million miles per year. after years of document the unefficiencies. motor fleet is now talking about some savings in 200 #, wral investigates first started looking under the hood of motor fleet. we found state agencies spending millions on cars that often went nowhere. reaction was harsh from the then budget reform co-chair. >> it is foolish. it ought to be fixed. >> reporter: two years later from the then governor and speaker tom tillis are. >> i'm not happy with any of this. >> that doesn't sound lie a good eudlyization scenario for us. >> reporter: this revelation from the performance evalue ration division.

number ever vehicles it owns. >> reporter: the administration change brought some change with fewer vehicles and improved monitoring of the fleet. >> we stay on top of it and we track them. we track it and we work with them most importantly. >> reporter: motor fleet business officers also point for a daily car rental shift to proffitt company to step up convenience and now projected savings of about $2 million from buying smaller, more fuel efficient vehicles. >> they came back with something and say we don't need a full-sized suv. we can get by a mid-sized or compact suv. >> reporter: he says there is still room oned root for more changes but the goal is based in common sense. >> to save the taxpayer mondaysy and run the fleet as efficiently as possible. >> reporter: now, another savings plan on the horizon right now, state is looking at moving motor fleet out of here and selling the 43 acres of

across from the art museum. it is expected to be on the market soon. a group is protesting plans to deport a student. immigration officials took him into custody in january. it was part of a larger effort targeting teenagers who recently crossed into the plus from motion co. we have at group taking action tonight. adam has more. >> reporter: we've just received some breaking news in this story. supporters here who have been fighting this deportation tell me that a judge has reese be thely ruled that the deportation of this durham student, wildan acosta, that the proceedings will go forward. he will be deported on sunday. that is what a lot of people had been fighting. they crowd of the steps out here. they got so much attention that the congressman eventually released this statement saying he was also asking that this deportation be delayed until

part of this durham teenager. it appears from supporters what they are telling me, that the deportation will take place on sunday. here is some video from earlier today. you can see the pressure that the protesters were putting on. they knew they were running out of time. 19-year-old wildan acosta could be deported from the u.s. back to honduras on sunday. the riverside high school student was picked up by ice agents in january. there is fear among these people, if he is forced to return home, he could be harmed or killed. teacher. >> i think he is very afraid of going back to his country and we're hearing all sorts of rumor abouts how the gangs are waiting for them there. and as soon as they get off the airplanes. >> reporter: if in fact the decision has been made that this deportation will go forward on sunday, the people here, the protesters that were out here, they say still they

they will continue to make their case. back to you. >> we'll see what happens. a durham police officer was arrested on fraud charges. investigators say officer dm yingling worked as a courtesy officer at an apartment complex. he is accused of subletting that apartment and receiving payment and not giving that money to the rental company. he is charged with two counts of obtaining property by false pretenses. he was put on administrative leave without pay. new data shows black men are more likely to be stopped by police in durham and it is getting the attention of civil rights groups. they held a news conference today to respond to the study by research triangle institute. the groups say they feel vindicated by the study's findings. they publish you had a lymph recommended policy changes in 201 and fox us you had on traffic stop disparities. now that the police department has released the study results, they say this is still more work to do. >> this is not a tomorrow for a victory lap.

debt serious and this conversation cannot be police driven. cannot be see manager driven. it has to be at the council level, the mayoral level and citizens have got to engage and answer the question, what do we want the philosophy of policing to be. >> the study found the disproportionate stops dropped dramatically in 2014. raleigh police are looking for one of two suspects accused in a double murder. police have filed murder charges against denzel dancy. but he is on the run. the victim was found in an suv parked behind panera bread on glenwood avenue last week. police have not said a motive in the shooting. another call for action for the governor to do something about a controversial charlotte ordinance. the governor was called upon to

the legislature to address the new nondiscriminion ordinance. spores came to raleigh to tell lawmakers to leave it alone. the ordinance allows transgender people to use the rest room of theend are they identify w. pay pal will have a new global operations center in charlotte. they plan to employ 400 people in the queen city in the next four years. the new center will expand the customer, engineering and technology services. charlotte official will make the official announcement tomorrow affect. it was one of the largest animal seizures in our state's history and after several weeks, the animals have undergone a major transformation. >> gilbert baez takes us inside the incredible effort to find dogs and cats forever homes. hundreds of flowers removed from grave sites. >> good afternoon. for us tonight, the latest out of bell yum after the dramatic takedown of the remaining paris terror attack suspect. a chaotic climate on the campaign is presenting a tough

service and we'll tell you how some patients are unknowingly sabotaging their cancer treatments by taking dietary supplements. more on that when we see you at 6:30 for nightly news. >> i'm greg fishel. the weather this weekend will

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soy the largest animal adoption event is aspca history is now under way in lee county. they hope to find homes for 650 rescued dogs and cats. gilbert baez has been following this since the massive effort when the animals were rescued. he joins us with how out mission is going so far. >> reporter: i've never seen anything like this in my life

actual has seen it like this either. the numbers speak for themselves. more than 2,000 people came out here tay and we were just told just about all the dog are gone. there is still about 100 cats left. so there will be like a cat lovers festival tomorrow. just a handful of dogs. let me show you the madhouse thats with out here earlier today. pretty large crowd that came out. things went relatively smoothly. there were a number of parents who brought their children out to help pick out the pet and the aspca says this is a good idea. they want on make sure the animals are going to be a good fit when they get home. the veterinarians say that all of the animals have been checked for heart worms. the hardest part for everybody, fining that special pet because all of them were so adorable. >> i'm attracted to senior mixed breed dogs. they don't get as much attention as the full breed dogs do. the senior dogs, people overlook them. they think they are too old. they don't have enough energy for them anymore.

they just remind you of your grandparents and stuff and you, right? >> now, that had to be the interview of the day. i reminder of a senior mixed breed dog. the fair out here very happy. lots of folks ringing the bill. it indicates another pet has been adopted. we do want to bring you up to date on the microchip situation as well. all the animals that didn't have microchips in them from the haven have microchips. we are told the chips that were in the dog from e haven have been linked to the aspca and the pet owns are have information so when they get to their house, they can make contact to make the information go to the pet owner. so just a great day. please come out tomorrow. we still have a hundred cats and a handful of dogs. come out. 2215 nash street here in sanford. they took my dog. i saw my dog. somebody came and they just rang the bell and took my dog. >> i'm sorry. boy, that was the interview of the day.

you never heard that before i'm sure, gilbert. >> mixed breed senior. >> ouch! thank you so much. i hope she at least gave you a treat. president obama will be arriving in cuba on sunday. this week, he announced the u.s. is moving forward with plans for a new relationship with the island nation. leyla santiago is returning to cuba for the president's historic visit. she will have live reports starting sunday. find out if your town is on the list of the safest places to live in north carolina. >> hundreds of flowers disappeared from grave sites at this cemetery. we'll tell you who took them and show you where they ended up. >> we hope you enjoyed the gorgeous weather today because things are changing.

much cooler viewers contacted us about empty grave sites at a local cemetery. >> today, we went to get some answers. devotional gardens is part of a warsaw cemetery. relatives want to know why this happened to their loved one's resting place. >> reporter: can you hear the heartache in their voices. >> it breaks my heart. i was really very upset because that is my mama out here, my brother and i've got a baby. >> it really feels like someone just walked into your home and

front of your face. >> reporter: in recent days, relatives very showing up at devotional gardens cemetery in warsaw. word had spread that flowers had been removed from hundreds of graves and dumpedded. >> it is like throwing stuff away that is your mama's. >> it is disheartening, very sad. i think it is disrespectful. >> reporter: viewers sent us pictures of flowers in dumpsters, empty vases on grave sites. when we showed up to ask about it, police asked us to leave. >> the owner of the property doesn't want you guys to be here. >> reporter: when i called the on-site manager here at the cemetery, she hung up on me. i was able to speak to the owner of the management company out of south carolina that runs this cemetery. he told me we absolutely made a mistake. the owner of citadel management says typically relatives are notified of the annual cemetery clean-up. that didn't happen this time. he blamed it on a new property manager and an overly agracive

>> this is the cemetery where we come to show respect. if you had seen all the flowers, you would see this these people are loved. loved ones are now bring new flowers but tell us the heartache could lick are a while. julia sims, wral news. bill gaffney, the owner of the management company says he plans to meet with families next week and apologize. the list is out for the safest cities in north carolina and three of the top five are here in wake county. the number one safest city is holly strips. morrisville ranked number two. pinehurst in moore county. cary is ranked fourth and i'm he can is ranked fifth. >> cary has always been on that list. it is great to see the other cities on there too. >> go to sleep with windows open. >> well, yeah. >> play golf safely. >> exactly. equinox.

1896, 4:30 in the morning on sunday rs or 12:30, i'm sorry. that is really early. we do have change this is weekend. before i forget, nights visit with the fisk grades at roseville elementary today. they had some great questions and i enjoyed my time with them. so a special hello real quick. let's check out the tall tower cam. 1865feet off ground t sort of reminds me of the civil war so it is like a simple way to remember it. but anyways, it is pretty out there right now t will be a great evening if you have anything planned to do outside. these are some temperatures around the metro area if you will. they are all in the low 70s. and if we broaden the view ath bit, then we see temperatures for the most part in the 70s. starting to show some upper 60s around the northern edge here along the north carolina- virginia border but the air is very dry so with mostly clear skies this evening, we'll drop

once the clouds thicken up, that will arrest that slow movement downward temperatures. what i'm trying to say is it won't cool down as quickly late tonight because of the clouds. we do see a growing area of mississippi river valley an even some snow in you head off to the north and west. this could be a decent snow producer for some of the mountains of west virginia and maybe even over towards the western suburbs of washington, d.c. and then eventually up into new england. some of the areas could pick up a significant late season snowstorm. around here, it will be primarily rain. it hooks like most of that rain is going to fall tomorrow during the day. especially late morning into the afternoon and evening and sunday may not feature a whole lot other than a little bit of drizzle perhaps in the morning. it will be cloudy and it will be sort of raw and chilly. i don't want to give you the impression it will be a raw and pretty day.

enhabsed moisture here across the deep south t will be riding toward the north and east as the upper level winds become more southwesterly over the weekend. we showed you this last night. and don't worry about the actual values here. it is sort of a relative graph in terms of the fact that where you see the greens poking up toward the top here, that means there is a lot of moisture in the mid levels of the atmosphere and notice that that is very high tomorrow morning. stays high through the day and then abruptly drops sunday morning and stays low. the red line representss the height of the freezing level. that is way, way high like two miles above the ground for the vast majority of this event. it is coming downward and gets within a couple thousand feet of the ground by the time we have the second spike of moisture. it is possible that a few spots could see a harmless snow flurry sometime on sunday night.

are in the business for dry for much of next week. eventually t will warm up again. you know that because every time it is this time of year, it does eventually get warmer. rapid increase in clouds late tonight, 48 and then tomorrow, a couple of sprinkles possible during the morning but rain much more likely late morning and afternoon and temperatures only in the others. not much in the way of rain sunday but a lot of clouds and 51. maybe some near freezing temperatures monday and tuesday morning and then a nice warm-up as we head toward the middle an d of the week. >> thank you. jeff gravley is here with sports. >> here is one of my final foregone. michigan state losing to middle tennessee state. i want to say that unc asheville also lost but we do have two peoples from north carolina still on in. mandy mitchell on the duke-yale match-up. and north carolina has studied last night's first half to see

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