engineering, art and math. these are academically gifted children who have worked together to build this robot, to program this robot. is trash. they were given a mission to figure out a solution to the real world trash problems. speaking of worlds, this group world competition. in april. and these are students from the english as a second language program. they have worked incredibly hard to come up with their robot and develop a way to deal with trash. real-world solutions. joining us right now is allen, your last name is, let me get it right, gimenez. what have you learned from all of this? quite frankly, this looks like a lot of fun. what have you learned? >> what i have learned is that it's not about winning, it's about having fun.

but at least i tried. and that, it's really fun working together, and fun to be with friends that i actually know. >> reporter: you not only tried, you succeeded. you qualified for the world competition and there are only five other teams from around the world competing. you told me you are excited but also nervous. why is that? >> i have never been separated from my family for that long. and because it's going to be almost one week. >> reporter: that is so exciting. and you have never been on an airplane. quite an adventure. you have a lot to be proud of. congratulations and congratulations to all of these kids. coming up tonight, we show you a separate component of this project when it comes to solving trash problems. these guys came up with really cool solutions and we will show you those coming up tonight. >> i echo the congratulations and we wish them the best of

sloane heffernan showing us the great work being done at ballantine elementary. things are back to normal at the durham county detention facility. >> it was a much different situation early this morning after a suspect fired at an officer. wral's arielle clay joins us in learned about the investigation. >> reporter: police have now provided us with much more information about what led to that shooting early this morning. police say danny mcmillan was arrested early this morning at around 2:00 a.m. on a secret peeping charge. he was brought into the durham jail where he was in the process of being books. while in the booking area, officer art turner on handcuffed mcmillan. he then reached for a gun that was in his own pants, in the back of his pants, officer turner tried to grab the gun but mcmillan would not let it go. as the two men wrestled, the gun went off one time, grazing

mcmillan's bond has been set at $505,000, he is expected to appear in court tomorrow morning. we reached out to police to ask them how he had this gun, if he was in police custody, was he into custody? police say that is part of the investigation and they do not yet have the answer. durham. it has been around for decades, but on this day, 10 years ago, the hashtag was reborn. today. coming up, how some users choose to celebrate the social network's 10th birthday. plus, the first day of

some tablet happy birthday, twitter. today, the social networking site is 10 years old. the platform's unique 140 character format invited users to express themselves with brevity and immediacy. it became a mainstay of online discourse, impacting everything from politics and culture, to entertainment and style. tomorrow, apple is expected to square off in court against

the fbi wants the company to unlock the device used by one of the san bernardino mass shooters. apple argues that unlocking the phone could allow hackers to create their own device cracking software, or it could expose previously unknown vulnerabilities in iphone software. kindle users will be disconnected from the internet if they do not install a crucial update today, the amazon update applies to a kindle sold between 2012 and before. if it is not updated, users will receive the following message, your kindle is unable to connect at this time. if they missed the deadline, they will have to manually install. volkswagen is missing a deadline this week. the company has until thursday to report on whether it has found a way to bring 600,000 diesel cars into compliance

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airport, 51 in fayetteville, 36 in boone, i am morning the early loss of our ski season, however i did take a peek at the ski resort and because the temperature was well below freezing they were plowing snow up there like crazy. i think this is the last weekend for some ski resorts up around the boone area but they were not giving up without a fight. they were making a ton of snow. 53 degrees in wilmington, 47 at hatteras, 49 degrees in elizabeth city. we were talking about the wind, we have winds study out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusts up to 17 in raleigh, 24 in fayetteville, 37 in boone. gusting to 28 in asheville, and the winds are not gusting in wilmington, that's what you see that blank spot. of course, pollen is a big story this time of year. we have gotten into the pollen season and from here it will get worse before it gets better. last week it started to get cranked up and as temperatures warm up this week, we will

we have to get to that period of clouds going by through the parking lot before it gets any better. we have not quite gotten to that level yet. but certainly, the pollen count is high for trees, and is predominantly oak and pine. it is the pine trees that make the yellow pine pollen that makes such a mess everywhere. satellite and radar picture looking very quiet. we have that high pressure system well to the west, clockwise flow around it. wind is coming out of the northwest, making it feel very chilly even though it is sunny. that chilly air means that it is going to cause some issues this morning for some people. we had 12 days in a row of temperatures above freezing. i think everybody settles into the fact that spring was here but our average latest freeze is still several weeks away. it's not unusual for us to have freezing temperatures still in late march and early april. frost advisory in effect for

tomorrow. temperatures dropped down to near freezing. this is a look at the map of the average last spring. most of the area in blue is april 1 through the 11th. that is still a couple of weeks away. up in blue, april 11 through the 21st, still a while. there will be farmers out there looking to protect strawberries in particular. if you planted any tender plants, you may need to cover those up tonight. once you get past tonight, no problem for the next five days. 43 wednesday morning, 40s and 50s into the weekend for our morning lows. today, the chilly as day of the week by far, jumping into the low 60s to mid 70s. thursday. we get right back into some of that nice warm air. normal is 66 degrees for this time of year but it is pretty typical for us to have a really week. 88 is the record, 32 is the coldest high temperature. showers in the forecast on fray and sunday.

the timing of that rain is really up in the air. so, we could still have some showers in the forecast on saturday as well, we'll be watching that closely. if you will be out early on easter, sunrises 7:07. there could be a few showers, temperatures 40s to near 50, warming to 68 in the afternoon. >> i'm hoping that rain will hold off so that we can do the easter egg hunt and all of that but, we will be watching. two students on a mission to eliminate bullying after school. >> coming up, how creative notes are helping them spread

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