us about an overnight frost advisory for most of the state including our entire viewing area. we begin with a shooting at a fast food restaurant. >> the two men are suspects in an attempted robbery. we are live in fayetteville to walk us through what happened. adam? >> reporter: the police tell us a robbery -- the gunfire started erupting that as they were already in mcdonald's. >> reporter: both the victim and the suspect in this case planned to meet at this mcdonald's. they were not here for a bite but here on business instead. the buyer came to purchase two cell phones, a group of three sellers showed up later.

them. >> they were coming there to steal the cell phones and once they showed them the money they took the money from him. that is when shots were fired, fired at them. >> reporter: two of the throw robbery suspects were hit by bullets. one in the arm and the other was grazed. the spokes man said regular customers were alsod -- alsod -- alsod in. >> families were in there eating. >> an elderly woman was knocked to the ground as suspects tried to get away. >> reporter: the police tell us all of those involved were the police were able to get their hands on them. the victim and the suspects were teenagers. none of them are old enough to own a handgun. we were told, this is the good news, flop of the regular customers immediate of the mcdonald's was shot. that is the one thing to be

>> -- new tonight, the sheriff is stepping down. his resignation was for tonight. [broken audio. [ short spring but will not feel like it tomorrow morning. greg is here to tell us how low the temperatures will get, greg? >> reporter: yes, heading through the rest of the overnight period we will see the temperatures getting low enough to produce the frost. again, the air temperature that is a couple feet above the ground does not have to reach freezing. only important that the ground temperature does. that is where the frost forms. the temperatures right now. 40s, some 30s showing up to the forth and east of raleigh. again, we have more than eight

the sun not coming up until 7:15. plenty of time for additional cooling. especially with the air being dry. the dew point is in the 20s and low 30s. when you get that big separation between the temperature and the dew point it means the air is still relatively dry and certainly has potential for more cooling. as a result the frost advisory for the entire area from 4:00 until 9:00 a.m., the temperatures bottoming out in the lower to middle 30ss with frost likely in the colder spots. a 1-night, huge deal. warm up, we will have more coming up. >> all right, thank you. the state lawmakers.

less lesbian and trsgde people use the bathroom. they want transgender people to use the bathroom they feel most comfortable with. a process for a teenager has been suspended again. the deportation has been suspended. >> reporter: the attorney says today the board of immigration appeals granted a stay of deportation. that means his removal has, again, been postponed. now, it comes just one day after immigration and custom officials agree to it as well. that decision is because the case was taken up and made efforts to reach out. an advocate tells me she actually spoke with him today. she says he told her he was awaken at 3:00 a.m. this morning some someone told him he was being deported. about three hours later he was told he would not be deported

and escorts back into the detention center. dozens rallied to sup part port him. they told me that they see the delay as a victory but what they really want is a asylum. now, he is currently held at the stewart detention center in georgia. gerald? >> thank you. a durham officer shot during a scuffel with a suspect is at home recovering tonight. the incident happened at the durham county jail intake center. the officer, turner, removing 44-year-old danny mcmilan's handcuffs when the police say he grabbed a gun he had in the waistband of his pants. they wrestled before the game went off. turn iter was treated and released for his wound. he was taken into custody on a peeping charge. he is now held on half a million bond. a man and women found dead in their home appears to be a murder-suicide. the sheriff's office received a call concern concerning a welfare khaebg check.

man shot to death in a bedroom. they say perry was in another the fbi says they may of found a way to unlock the phone. prosecutorsed an outside party has come forward with a method to open the phone. they need time to determine if it will work. a hearing over the fbi's demand that apple help unlock the phone has been canceled. 3 contests tomorrow, what is called western tuesday. republican and democratic presidential primaries will be held in arizona and utah.

idaho is holding a caucus tomorrow. state lawmakers are in raleigh for a short session next month. at a committee meeting they talk about strategies to help with lawmakers. >> what is best for wake county students. the school district advocates a number of issues. wake couldn't sethe largest school system in north carolina. -- county is the largest school system in north carolina e. president barack obama wrapped up his first full day in cuba with a state dinner. >> tomorrow, he will speak to the people. >> reporter: tonight president barack obama took part in a state dinner. an end to a long day of meetings with americans and cubans looking for change. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: this is just 1

piece of artwork in the studio. >> this peace, he says depicts the beginning of the end of the embargo in cuba. something he wants and it is something that castro has called for reportedly during his visit. >> the embargo is going to end, when? i can't be entirely sure. >> barack obama acknowledged a difference of opinion when it comes to human rights. >> i made it clear that the united states will continue to speak you on behalf of democracy including the right of the cuban people to decide their own future. we will speak out on behalf of human rights and freedom of speech and assembly and religion. >> reporter: asking about political prisoner ins castro indicated the government does not have any in custody. it comessa a day after the police arrested human rights protesters. they are continuing to work with tensions created over the last half century on this three- day visit with barack obama. change may be on the way but a

big question, how permanent will it be? the white house says they want to make changes irreversible. some cubans wonder. >> we will see what happens with the next president. >> reporter: the president, castro, said if anyone can mend a name a political prisoner in in custody right now that prisoner in will be released by the end of the night. if tomorrow, president barack obama will be here speaking directly to the people of cuba. >> she will talk to david price who is there for the visit. she caught up with a professional baseball player with ties to the triangle. follow her junior necuba on wral.com. soccer fans if you can not make it to the game watch them

the new tv partnership between the soccer team and broadcasting company, coming up. a local school gets an incredible opportunity with the help of an internet giant. the technology taking students on a journey anywhere in the world. a new twist in a murder case. now we say hello to jimmy fallon. >> thank you. everyone in the triangle.

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