delta flight today was effected. >> plus tracking the chance of rain and thunderstorms this afternoon. mike mays explains where the storms are headed and how long they will last. >> a new trial for a man convicted in murder. what happens as he maintains his innocence of the crime. live from raleigh starts right now. delta is struggling to get back to normal 12 hours after a power outage knocked out its world. i'm linda loveland--lynda loveland. >> busy day. >> very busy day gerald and lyndas. frustration, sadness, anger are some of the emotions you think of when you think of cancellations but a group of women at the airport took a

take a listen. ? [ music ] ?? >> those ladies are trying to get home to minnesota as you see. they are taking a positive outlook on it all when i ran into them they had been in line for an hour and 40 minutes just to see a desk agent. they hadn't even gone through security yet. throughout the day at rdu travelers faced incredible wait times up to four hours in line all of cours outage that caused a system wide shut down for six hours. many flights and cancellations as a result have been impacted in some way. travelers seem to be taking it all in stride. the terminal was calm and quiet other than of course a little singing. >> everybody is so nice.

thought might as well make the most of the time. >> you can be grumpy or happy and i choose to be happy. just smile and keep going. >> i choose to be happy. that's what a lot of people were saying around 1:30 this afternoon delta had only operated 1600 of the 6,000 flights scheduled for today. the incident is likely to drag on for a few days and it is estimated that delta will lose tens of millions of dollars. gerald? >> you wish everybody had that kind of punk but you know they don't. how frustrating that must be for those people. thanks. >> 20-year-old thomas was shot to death and died in the hospital. police arrested chad copely

he fired a shotgun from inside the house. several people outside the home were yelling and shouting profanities before the shooting. a resident and firefighter were injured in a house fire that investigators say was arson. the fire started in one of the bedrooms. firefighters were able to put it out quickly. one person was treated at the scene and a firefighter rushed to the hospital with burns. the fire damaged two bedrooms. this afternoon we are watc thunderstorms again. some storms could bring us heavy rain. mike mays is tracking the weather system. mike? >> we have seen heavy thunderstorms moving by. let's take a look at the radar view. a viewer said she had an inch of rain in 17 minutes. it was coming down and lightning striin the chapel hill area and that effected her and is currently making it's way towards durham. you can see the time laps

chapel hill, carl bureau and durham itself and the out flow boundary across wake county and wake forest farther to the east as well and one more pan to the south harnett county outside of the andrew area and lillington and dunn seeing showers. what's going on. amy showed this to you yesterday. there was a frontal boundary that stalled a deep flow of moisture coming from the interacting with that front showers and thunderstorms develop along it and like yesterday some of these storms are slow movers dumping a lot of rain in a short period of time so the localized flooding through the evening won't last all that long. high pressure will build in the coming days and fewer storms around and will show you in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> mike thank you. five gun men wearing

they were taken on a main road near the american university of afghanistan. they are believed to be employees of the uner three other foreigners were all released. an australian woman was abducted in april. her where abouts are unknown. police investigating what motivated a man in japan to carry out an attack with a cocktail. 15 people ahurt and others injured. the attack was tokyo a man apparently threw a cocktail like device at festival goers on the street. they found the man hanged this morning. no word if it was a suicide. johnny small has been in prison for two thirds of his life for a murder he did not commit. this caught the eye of christine the lawyer known for helping those wrongly convicted.

courtroom today after the key witness of the original trial came forward and said he lied. now small took the stand on his own behalf this morning. he's now 43 years old. he was 15 when he went to prison and has always maintained his innocence. he was convicted of killing pam dryer who owned a tropical fish store in 1998. he didn't testify at the original trial. his family was in court. also the victim's court. the man who is recanting now there's a witness who came by the name of david bowlinger. he at the time said that small did this then he recanted and said an investigator threatened him with the death penalty and that was a secret he held for 24 years and he finally came forward about three years ago to the north carolina center of actual innocence to chris who

are wrongly convicted. at the end of this week the judge could decide to set him free, grant a new trial or up hold the conviction. >> amanda lamb thank you. a lion is in confinement after it attacked a 20-year-old woman hospitalized with back and lower body injuries. another zoo keeper was able to keep the female lion away from the victim. she was bitten in the before another employee could help. the second worker drove it away with a high pressure water hose. the woman's injuries are serious but not threatening. an account manager for google was in prince ton visiting her mom and went jogging alone on a wooded road yesterday afternoon. her family reported her missing. later last night a police canine found her body about a half mile from her mother's

the homicide was random and asking for people to report suspicious activity in the area. gay marriage was the hearing this morning. a judge heard a motion to refuse to officiate same sex marriages. three couples claim tax dollars are being spent on a discriminatory law allowing the magistrates to opt out. today they said they must follow the law but attorneys plaintiffs must suffered direct harm. the judge didn't make a final ruling today. taking a medical leave of absence she is fighting cancer and taking leave effective immediately to focus on her treatment. the school will serve as acting chancellor while she is gone. >> congress man gk butter field

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baby in a corner. >> yes patrick wazeie said it so well. >> or nobody puts baby in a corner. >> okay. still ahead a deadly crash has families in a r park scrambling for answers. and whpeople at the water park said about the ride. plus a medicine that could where should you start when you're told you have cancer?

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tragically sunday while riding the world's tallest water slide in kansas. he was just ten years old killed while riding a towering 17 story water slide in kansas city. it translates to insane in german propels people down higher than niagara falls more than 50 miles per hour and up a second inklein. caleb's father and his wife michelle released a statement sund he was born he brought abundant joy to our family and all those he came in contact with. they indicated sunday the cause of the tragedy wasn't yet clear. >> we honestly don't know what's happened. that's why a full investigation is necessary. >> that investigation is taken. >> given that safety is our first priority we have closed our kansas city park and have closed the ride pending a full

with the family during this difficult time. >> what a tragic story. some visitors said straps on the rafts were not working properly. >> a lady in front of me said that multiple times she rode the ride today the front harness did not work any of the times she rode it. >> the slide required riders to be strapped in a raft with a total weight between 400 and slide. researchers with rti international will help the fda decide whether a drug that can treat an opioid over dose should be sold without a prescription. they expanded access within the last year but it still can't be bought over the counter. rti researchers will conduct required to demonstrate that people without a medical degree

administer the drug safely. the fda over tobacco products takes effect today. ecigarettes, cigars, hookahs and tobacco. they need to be 18 and can't be sold in a vending machine that minors can access. we have another day of expecting thunderstorms around the area. >> just curious of big down pours over the weekend. >> oh yeah and the humidity is unbelievable. >> i woke up and my windows were all fogged up because it was so cold in the house and humid outside. >> the condensation and everything. >> that's the word i was looking for. glad you helped. >> any time. >> we have more showers on the radar. maybe you are getting a big down pour. i know maggie sent me an e-mail and had about an inch of rain in 17 minutes. these down pours like yesterday continue again today. we have a frontal boundary draped across central north

cam. rain is coming down and a lot of lightning strikes between chapel hill and durham. northwestern way county and southern granville and vance counties making it's way towards you. see showers around franklin county, franklinton, louisburg. out flow boundaries they meandering around the front likely to see more showers form. harnett county, lillington, erwin, benson, dunn getting into four oaks in southern coty, heavy down pours no lightning with this and more activity. so what's ahead? evening rumbles diminishing near or after midnight. overnight quiet and high pressure will build in in the coming days fewer afternoon

heat tolerable mar more in the way of mid and upper 90s. it's raining the infield is getting wet they have no game there. the bulls will be backtown thursday and friday. 84 at rdu. 75 the dew point. 80s and 90 showing up, 90 in holly springs and buck horn. 87 in wake forest. farther south in the low 90s earlier down to recent shower 89 in clinton 84 in rocky mount. this is our satellite and radar picture. it points out great details. as we broaden out the view take a look at the spin in the atmosphere over georgia an area of low pressure in the upper atmosphere a reflection in the surface low in the gulf of mexico and this in the coming days won't be headed to north carolina. it will be shunted off to the

satellite and radar picture a stationary frontal boundary high pressure up to the north and a ridge of high pressure off shore that will build in to the north and west in the next couple of days and push the to the west. there willcopious amounts aroun and for us fewer showers and storms. here's future cast this evening thunderstorm activity diminishing gradually so clouds partly cloudy further south and tomorrow with heating of the day and e front still around we'll still see showers and storms but high pressure will ridge even more wednesday thursday and friday and fewer storms greater heat. storms possible saturday evening and overnight should be gone by a lot of clouds in the north, 72 raleigh, 73 fayetteville. our morning low is in the 70s every night. muggy and dry in the morning with 74 and plenty of clouds

southern counties with 89 here in the triangle and chance for thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. greater heat as the week goes on into the weekend and early next week with high pressure being upon us so i think still a decent chance of storms tomorrow but isolated widely scattered wednesday thursday friday and saturday. it's still summer and hot but toll wrobel. >> tollable. >> it is august. the st on the back of michael phelps. >> the technique that's been around for centuries. we are going to explain this to

we had some bad entries over the weekend. the netherlands was leading in the final finals. i know it's hard to watch when

she slipped went over the handle bars and hit the curb. >> that curb is enormous. >> she was unconscious for a crash of time. she regained consciousness and was talking. she tweeted she would be okay. she has a concussion and has three spine futures. >> here's the weird thing about the story i was watching it today. yesterday birthday. last year same day she was in another wreck hit by a car broke her ribs and had a punctured lung. >> what are the odds. >> she just got over that to ride again in the olympics. >> and to work that hard and train that hard. >> she was going to win the race. >> dang. she's got determination. >> yeah. >> best to her. >> hope she hales heals quickly. have you seen michael

they look like big hickeys. take a look at what they are doing here. this is called cupping. i can't see that one. >> celebrities have been doing this for years. >> okay making a transition. celebrities have been doing this for years but athletes do this to help recovery to restore circulation to muscles and stem late them. >> are they leaches? >> no they just-- >> ni' >> it's amazing how much skin gets suctioned into those and when i saw that on phelps for the first time i started looking at all of the chinese swimmers none of them had it. >> what does that tell you? >> maybe they moved onto something better. >> maybe on the back because of the bruises so i don't know if i would want it on my arms and legs. >> if you are a swimmer you are naked against shorts. >> and it's the olympics so you

we couldn't do it on our face. >> note to self. >> do you guys parallel park? >> yeah i do it once in a while. >> take a look. this woman may need a little practice. on saturday she backed her meredes over a ferrari parked out of the eye care store. how i ranic. and she kept trying to make it better and would cause more damage to the ferrari. she had a couple of kids in the car. a $300,000 car she backed into. >> if you look at the space it is so large, how could she miss? >> that is a lot of space. >> the guy came out the owner of the ferrari i can't tell you whatsa t.v. >> i'd be very, very upset. >> this was a show for classic cool cars so thosecars were part of it. >> i would need a little alone time after that to get over that. >> yeah. >> let us know if there's a

in what's trending. tweet us or send us a message on facebook. >> you don't have to be an olympian to think like one. how to use the same mental techniques the olympic athletes do to succeed in your home. plus home renovations a multi billion dollar business and it's costly if you make a mistakes. the most common things people do wrong. >> and republican presidential candidate donald trump coming back to north carolina tomorrow. wral spoke with one man charged with assault from the

donald trump plans to swing his presidential campaign through north carolina once again this time with stops in his last visit in march drew international attention when his supporter hit a protestor in the face. >> mcgraw spoke exclusively with gilbert baez so is mcgraw going to the rally tomorrow? >> well lynda he told me he is not going to go unless the trump campaign invites him and he doesn't think that is going to happen.

elbow to the face of a protestor being escorted out of the venue. this is how the boxer has been spending his time since then. he makes custom holsters. he is not a racist and didn't go after jones because he was black. >> they said he threw the finger at me and i still have pictures of that. threw the hand around and i blocked it and hit him. and it right there. >> mcgraw faces several channels including assault and battery and communicating threats. i spoke with jones this afternoon. he and the other three protestors who were thrown out plan to be there. he will explain why he's planning to go with the other protestors and you hear more of that intriguing interview at 6:15. >> live in fayetteville, thank

elementary school. the air conditioning is now working at laural park but it was turned off this morning. teachers turned it back on when they arrived and it took time. parents brought in fans to cool the children in classrooms. it is crunch time for the wake county board of elections. the clock is ticking on the board to deal with election maps tossed out by a federal court. cullen browder is here to explain. >> they had until 4: 00 to come up with a new plan for voters this november this afternoon. a federal judge extended until 8:00 tonight and the board is set to hold a meeting by phone at 5:30 this afternoon. this dilemma came after a fourth circuit court of appeals ruling that struck down drawn for county commissioning the school board. the board of elections to rank options to carry out the vote

by republican or democratic law makers going back to the old maps from 2011 before they were all changed. the board of elections had to scramble to get to this point. members called an emergency meeting to appoint ed ywood house to fill a vacant position on the board the cousin of direct dallas wood house. today's meeting starts in less than an hour. look for the latest on wral.com. linda? >> cullen thank you. to rise from a suicide blast in pakistan. the death toll now 67. dozens of others were hurt. claiming responsibility for this. a statement spokesman says militants killed the president of a local bar association and targeted mourners who gathered at the hospital. nearly 100 lawyers and others had gone there to grieve. police in south carolina looking for two men who broke

the men smashed display cases and filled bags with weapons before taking off. they were in and out in less than a minute. police responded within four minutes of the alarm but the thieves were gone. the family of a muslim boy arrested in texas for bringing a hand made clock to school filed a lawsuit on his behalf. he made international headlines for the clock. one teacher thought it was a bomb and notified authorities who he was detiened, questioned questioned--detained, questioned and hauled off in handcuffs. the family cited threats and a scholarship offered to the teen. japan's emperor discussed his country and concern about his ability to carry out duties fully as he ages. the remarks following recent media reports he may want to in

the succession process smoother. he doesn't wish to cling to his title with severely reduced responsibility. on pec making struggling companies nervous. late next month in algeria. confirmation of the meeting for september 26 was enough to send oil prices soaring today. russia the world's largest oil producer opened the joining the meeting. major speculation that oil producers could announce plans to stablize prices. investors pulled back from record highs last week the dow off 14 and a quarter, the nasdaq down 8, the s&p off 2. do you havehat it takes to reach your personal goal? you don't have to be an olympian.

routines at home. >> the 2016 summer olympics in rio brazil are around us and we've got tips about how to make the most of your competitions and exercise routines. first ignore the competition. that's right. if michael phelps can be beaten so can you. keep the focus on yourself even when you are in competition against others. next those nerves according to sports psychologists just mean you care and are ready to perform. connect your brain with success like a certain song or even a certain smell. they then repeat these steps to get psyched for competition. and finally stick to the game plan. have confidence the road map you laid out for success is the right one. and don't panic if you feel

working towards a goal. dr. allen mask wral health team. >> good advice. flu vaccines really do help the spread of the virus. easy access to the flu vaccine from local pharmacies are more likely to be vaccinated and more likely to get the flu shot over the age of 50, higher income levels and chronic conditions. healthier people and those who smoke on a regular basis were less likely to be vaccinated. david wood is launching a new project with his son. green eyes production just announced casting for the believers. ira david wood iii and his son the iiii. a gifted but troubled chylist who join a rock band. the first time they are on screen. reducing traffic to that area in one lane forestville

traffic for drivers and allow crews to create a new turn lane for the future grocery store. signs and flaggers will be on the scene to direct traffic around the area. donald trump and hilary clinton both have plans for our future. still ahead the finer points and what it means for you. and at 5 live to rio a first hand look at the brand new gold medal for nc state winner ryan held. mike? across the area likely slowing down afternoon traffic. taking a look at the towercam effecting cary morrisville, rdu

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donald trump is trying to reboot his campaign after a rough week. today his focus is on jobs and the economy. >> plan including tax breaks and steve handlesman rival hilary clinton is in florida with her own plan. >> to lay out his jobs plan and reboot his campaign donald trump went to detroit to vow he can revive u.s. industry. >> it will be american workers who are hired to do the job. >> he cut the tax rate on the rich to 33% not the 25% trump first promised.

the board make child care deductible and state taxes and corporate taxes at 15% from 35% now. >> this will lead to millions of new and really good paying jobs. >> a non partisan analyst saying the huge deficit caused by the trump plan could kill jobs. >> when you are adding to the debt it's going to hurt the economy significantly. >> disruptions trump vowed to redo the na fta deal with mexico despite paul ryan. >> we are in a global economy whether we like it or not. >> the house speaker and g.o.p. nominee again at odds. >> our party has chosen to make new history by selecting a nominee from the outside. >> at a florida brewery hilary

>> this is one of the big differences between me and the republican nominee. >> clinton goes to detroit thursday to detail her jobs plan. steve handlesman nbc news washington. >> one big difference is environmental. trump wants much less. a new candidate may be entering the race. con seventive republicans have recruited evan mcmuleen. the former cia staffer house g.o.p. aid is expected to formally enter the race soon. he's a long shot for the white house at best. the deadline tget his name on the ballot has passed in several states. some still hope that mulen will offer the anti trump conservatives and alternative. playing online video games could boost tes grades while using social media may lower them. so there's a difference.

students had above average scores in math and science but teens who use facebook or chat every day scored 20 points lower in math than those who never use social media. experts say while many video games help develop problem solving skills social media tends to take away from study time. >> that story brought to you by a group of 16-year-old boys. [laughter] >> i think so. it makes sense. social media can-- >> you too. >> absolutely. so who is getting rain. >> they are getting a big down pour just to the west of us. cary, mooresville and rdu and a new flood advisory for parts of our viewing area talk about that coming up. folks who could really use the rain out west brushfires in california and montana on a daily basis. we do have a video of brushfires continuing to burn in the san bernardino national forest. so far the fires have burned more than seven square miles.

combat the blaze. officials say it's 5% contained. residents to evacuate the area and no rain in the forecast. boy they could use it desperately. let's take a look at our forecast in the four panel display the radar view immediately see the lightning occurring across wake and durham counties. we are going to get really close on this and one step farther in around morrisville and cary and rdu cloud to ground heavy rainfall. a flood advisory has been issued for this area into the east until 5:45 because this storm will likely make it's way between raleigh and millbrook and the outer loop and the potential is for one to three inches of rain. since we had so much rain yesterday and these are slow movers they had the potential to create localized flooding and this was right along i-40. aviation parkway, davis drive,

rainfall. farther to the east a decent out flow boundary. johnston county and wilson county this is rain cooled air that has come out of the thunderstorms and showers acting like a cold front so more showers develop along the out flow boundary into the latter part of the afternoon and early evening hours. more activity through harnett county southern johnston county and wayne county building to the north and the thinking is i bet this is likely going to happen as this moves up to the north and runs we are going see a big blow up of showers and storms across johnston county and wake county flooding taking place with that. the big picture satellite and radar view going wide and put the jet stream on the map. trough of low pressure across parts of the plains but the big story is the southeast low pressure in the upper atmosphere. off shore we have a weak area of high pressure and a disturbance that the weather

becoming something. over the weekend it was 20% but the chance has dropped and concern maybe that could develop into something tropical. doesn't seem like that's the case but we'll watch it in the coming days. the ridge of high pressure is a feature where the air suppresses as it sinks. the air dry out and warms up so eventually the ridge will go to the west and suppress thunderstorm activity through the week and the low will rainfall throughout the southeast across alabama, mississippi, georgia, louisiana and panhandle of florida. greater than five inches of rain across the gulf coast. farther inland lesser amounts and around here an inch of rain over the next five days and that could easily come this afternoon. our forecast this evening overnight and tomorrow morning filled with clouds. this evening showers and thunderstorms overnight dry and tomorrow morning dry. during the afternoon tomorrow i

temperature 89. lower 90s in fayetteville and fewer storms isolated widely scattered hotter with highs in the low 90s thursday friday and saturday 92 to 93 sunday and monday. if you are going to be out and about watch out for big down pours. the sky cam just getting hammered with heavy rainfall and likely to see localized flooding of course. not bad enough that delta is having issues with flights today. this is going to slow down air travel for the ne to 45 minutes. >> thankful it's not as bad as the people down south. what a mess. >> thank you. americans have spent more than $100 billion this year alone on home renovations but there are things you should consider before shelling out all of that money. monica laliberte has a list of common mistakes.

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airlines are making after a day of frustration for thousands of travelers. still 13 weeks but a professional from east north carolina university knows who is going to be our next president. he developed a model that accurately predicted every presidential election since 1996. we'll let you know of his latest prediction. and looking live--what's that- -i forget it's already dark there. deborah morgan will join us live when you join at 5. >> friday's yankees home game against thtampa barays is now a hot ticket. ever since alex rodriguez announced he is retireing tickets have spiked 500% now $456 for an average ticket. he will likely also be remembered for his scandals and suspended in 2014 for using performance enhancing drugs.

amazon for the online retail crowd. it is buying jet.com for $3.3 billion in cash and stocks. the retailer specializes in bulk orders and pledges to save customers money by using options like changes prices based on how much you buy or waiting longer to get your purchase and could help online sales which have slumped. there's a renovation boom right now. it can be a scary and amazing experience watching a transformation. monica laliberte has a list of some of the biggest renovation mistakes before you start knocking down walls. >> weather it's one room or a whole house make over, a lot of people are renovating. >> these are the stairs to the new second floor. >> sally started planning a year before the work started. consumer report says planning

budget. another key, sticking to that plan. general contractors say indecisiveness is the most common mistake made by homeowners adding aggravation and cost. just ask sally she opted to redo her kitchen midway through her renovation. >> adding the kitchen added another 15 to 20% to the budget. >> yikes. >> and before her kitchen was finished she faced the uncovering damage. >> when i found out about the gas leak i was about to cry. we were a week away from moving in. >> getting a preinspection did really help avoid unwanted surprises. it's useful knowing problems before hand to adjust your budget accordingly. >> it's a mistake not to bargain. 30% of contractors surveyed say they are very willing to negotiate and no matter what you think the renovation will

padding and not only with money. >> homeowners should assume their project will cost 20% more than expected and take 20% longer than planned. >> we had to move back into the house before it was finished. it's a stressful process but we are really happy with it. >> monica laliberte wral 5 on your side. >> for actual construction time contractors in the consumer report take two weeks and kitchens take three. fort bragg hosts national air born day this weekend saturday in downtown fayetteville. these are photos from last year's event. it marks the 76th anniversary of the first official jump by the parachute test platoon featuring military equipment parachute demonstrations and all american. at&t identifies two of the states communities to reach more than $1 million.

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