this to. >> plus, officials focusing on a vehicle at the center of a shooting this afternoon. we are live from the scene with the developing details. >> great news for drivers in fayetteville. another portion of the out are loop is open. -- outer loop is open. today, a federal appeals panel determined 28 north carolina state house appear senate districts were drawn based on racial jerry commanderring. however, becauser so close to the november elect, jumps decided it would be unconstitutional to toss out the maps now. they will stay in place in lawmakers can redraw them next year. the family of a 20-year-old shot and kill over the weekend in north raleigh is speaking

joins us from the wake county justice center where the criminal case is pending. >> reporter: this is very emotional today. the mother of the victim in this case, simone butler thomas, talked about her grief. it is something any parent could relate to. she talked about take a picture of her son before he left for the party saturday night. a few hour later, he was dead and now she is preparing to bury him. 20-year-old cure an th called curry by friend and family. his mom said he didn't dress like a thug or hoodlum. he didn't own a gun. he had a high school diploma and a job. he was leave a party early sunday morning when he was shot by a shotgun on single leaf lane. now, police have charged chad copley. they say he called 911 to complain about commotion in the street and fired that shotgun

thomas. >> these boys were invited to a party, didn't feel comfortable an they was on their way home. i just want justice for my son. that's it. for all the parents, all the kids. >> reporter: the family's attorney, justin bamberg, say this is the act of a vigilantee. he compares zimmerman-trayvon martin case especially as it pertains to the 911 calls where both are talk about protecting the neighborhood. the family is trying to raise money at this point to bury their son. they have no plans to file a lawsuit. they are just waiting for the case to go through the criminal justice system here at the wake county courthouse. >> thank you. police are on the scene of

the fatal shooting happened around 1:00 this afternoon. >> reporter: a lot of attention is being paid to a taxicab that is sitting right in front of the hotel. you can see it there with the doors open. police and investigators have been going through that car for several hours now here at the la quinta inn on west park drive. the hoe it would sits right off of highway 55 just one exit away from south point mall. the hotel guest scene told me he was sitting in his car when the shooting happened. he didn't see it occur but he did witness two men running from the scene. a canine was also on the scene walking around the area. police are not releasing much information about what happened. they say they will provide an update to us sometime before 5:00. we will make sure to bring you the latest information as soon

>> thank you. a 19-year-old murder case is final hi resolved in robeson county. dane locklear, jr. pleaded guilty to second-degree murderer in the death i have unc pembroke student. cynthia wheeler was 4 when she disappeared in 1997. he was charged in 1998 but the charms were dropped what i key witness recanted. locklear is currently serving a life sentence no another murder he committed. another child fell off roller coaster today. latest incident happened in pennsylvania at the idlewild and soak zone amusement park. officials say the child was conscious. no other details were available about the child's condition. emergency crews airlifted the child to the hospital. just this week, one boy was killed and three more hurt in two separate amusement park accidents in missouri an tennessee. more groundbreaking work from duke university students. they've been able to help patients in complete paralysis

improvement after seven months of training with brain controlled robot ins. i n -- robotics. four of the patient made so much improvement, their diagnose changes from full to just partial paralysis. scientists believe the training may have re-engaged the nerves that survived the tarek mehanna -- the trauma that paralyzed the patients. a new section of the fayetteville outer loop opened today. it joins stretch that ends at bragg boulevard. gilbert baez joins us live. great news for the drivers there. >> reporter: not only for the dreufers but for ft. bragg as well. it does for the take long for good news to travel fast. -- for the drivers. when we were out here at noon, there was nobody on the road. and cars are flying by right now. this is a really big deal.

scissors, governor pat mccrory and local leaders ins on the $146 million rod way. it is a 6 1/2 mile stretch that forms a very important part of i-295 better known as the fayetteville outer loop this. project has been talked about for the past 20 years but the governor and state transportation director put it in the fast lane for approval but more importantly for funding. it will all help soldiers at ft. bragg accomplish their mission of moment's notice. that. >> that ties back to ft. bragg and for us to be able to actually get that -- all the equipment, all the requirements offer of federal authority bag out to 95 and out to the ports or wherever it has to be in a much more efficient streamlined manner. >> reporter: it also means this

bragg boulevard for non-ft. bragg traffic. the next phase will connect this road to the all-american freeway. that is a big deal. we are really okg for the completion of this project. that will take us from 95 where it is now all the way through ft. bragg, down to south of 95 near 2025 is when that is supposed to be completed. en is enjoying this stretch right now. this is a big, big deal here in fayett thank you. in the race for the white house, republican nominee donald trump is stirring up new controversy after repeatedly labeling president obama as the founder of isis. halley jackson also reports hillary clinton is under fire herself. >> reporter: in florida late

is on the attack against president obama. >> isis is honoring premier. he is the founder of isis. he is the founder of isis. >> reporter: and on defense for controversial comments suggest gun rights advocates could act against hillary clinton. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing can you do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> you look at the power they have in terms of votes and tt is what i was referring to, obviously. >> reporter: trump also pushing back against a report the secret service talked to his campaign about those remarks. as for the first time, hillary clinton responds. >> that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president an commander in chief. >> reporter: clinton under fire herself. an e-mail leak from a conservative advocacy group has critics questioning whether donations to the clinton

state department. >> it is called pay for play. if e-mails were never invented, would she be happy? >> reporter: bill clinton has defended the foundation with hillary clinton's campaign telling nbc news the new e- mails don't relate to the foundation's work. all it was coming amid a skyscraper standoff in new york city, suction cups and all. police busting glass to try and stop a man scaling trump tower. media spectacle on air and online requesting a meeting with donald trump before police hauled him in. >> that was halley jackson reporting. >> we've learned that tim kaine is coming to north carolina. he has stops planned in asheville for monday and fayetteville on tuesday. no specifics beyond that have been released. you can count on wral for complete coverage. a judge said a man jailed as a teenager for murder can be released once he posts bond.

justify the conviction of johnny smalls for the murtd are of pam drear. he testified he was pressured by police to testify at the murder trial. he also said he made up the story and lied on the stand. new job are coming to a county with high unemployment. direct pack inc. is moving into richmond county. it will create nearly 100 jobs and invest almost $13 million when it builds its new east coast facility in rockingham. richmond cou it is back to school for universities in the trianle. students at nc central started moving into the residence halls today. first year students appear new transfers got the morning shift. returning students started moving in during the heat of the day. the mayor will address students this eke. more than 1100 students start class monday. moving days at other triangle universities are

build in tomorrow morning. watch out for all that traffic. unc chapel hill first euro moves in saturday the 19th. >> where did the summer go? >> that is the truth. >> you should able to get good wi-fi service in your home, right? >> yeah. >> monica laliberte has a trick that could help fix holes in your home's wi-fi network. targeting the triangle for super fast wireless internet. we'll look at the plans the company has for our area. >> new at 5:00, we are back live in rio. our crews in brazil are raving about all of the food. if you can't make it to brazil, we'll introduce youy to chef in cary who can give you a taste of the quiz yep and the global community. >> now is when you wish you had smellavision. let's take a look at what is

to rain. are there showers on the radar. we'll check that out.

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how is the wi-fi connection in your home? we've been talking about that, can you tell? >> monica laliberte is here to show us a product that could help i don't we were just talking about this. you go through this. i'm always house trying to find the best wi-fi connection. it's big challenge in many homes these days if you have multiple room, more than one floor. the new product that might help according to consumer reports is called eero and so far the reviews are very good. the iffy signal buffering video, lost web site. wi-fi is a challenge if you have a large house or lots of

sure does to me. >> the signal is fine at the foot of thed about but we don't get a signal at the headboard. >> reporter: jim wilcox writes about technology for consumer reports. so you would think he would have the gadgets needed, right? consumer reports tested the new eero home wi-fi system at his house. it replaced his old router. >> eero is a new way of getting good wi-fi all over the phone t creates a mesh network. >> a mesh network is made up of other wirelessly. signal tests were very impressive even at the farthest test spot. set-up is easy. you plug the first unit into the modem. the rest is done with an app your phone. you may need more than one unit and that is the ugh part. one unit costs $200 or three for $500. a wi-fi extender can be less expensive but it is not as

one wi-fi radio that is euded to accepted appear receive signals. the eero signal is faster because it has two radios, one to send and another to receive. as for jim, he brought the eero system and now gets wireless all over his house even at the head of his bed. i don't know about that look. but know this. if your router is more than just a few years old, a few years old, it could impact your a lot of people don't realize that. i didn't know that. so consumer reports, they tested 14 router and they came one several to recommend. we have the list on wral.com. but just a few years old. >> that shocks me. >> it is constant. >> i think the route are -- the router i bought when routers came out.

my eero. >> okay. i can help you. companies who are trying to take awe cut of money you are owed. a local woman contacted 5 on your side when she had to pay a fee to get their unclaimed cash. millions of us have so-called missing money. just ahead, a remind are on what that is and how to make sure you do for the fall for the trap. watch 5 on your side tonight at 5:00 on wral. >> it is amazing how smart criminals are getting. eventually, they seem to get caught. but new schemes. >> it profitable. >> always something. an sometimes as is in this case, it is not a criminal but it is just a company just operating just on the line where they can get a cut. so have you had your car washed today. >> i did. that is why i know it's going to rain. >> but they are trying to make their way to wake county. this falling part. so you washing your car didn't help. >> they are aiming for your

>> let's take a look at the radar view. i've been watching this batch of showers moving through wayne county and johnston county. there you go, over johnston county, this trying to make their way into wake county and they are hitting a brick wall an not making it. we are -- and not making it. let's get closer if we can. there is some activity up there just near knightdale maybe. there is maybe some activity over there. we're here so gerald is safe because the rain is far away from the station so it won't bother us. we are seeing some of the cloud cover from the rain coming in. as we head through the next fewer hours, we'll go partly cloudy overnight. should end up being mostly clear. let's take a look at what is going on with our weather headlines. display peaks tonight. you could have been seeing meteors out every night this week but the peak should be after midnight tonight and toward dawn tomorrow. we'll call it the dog days of summer. it looks like a change will be coming along late next week.

make its way into north carolina or at least close enough to us. the storm coverage should increase by next thursday an friday. we do have the perseid meteor shower. it should be mostly clear after midnight. the moon has been up. it will be setting at 12: 12:43. the earth will plow through some comet debris. every few years or so, the gravitational pull of jupiter will put some of debris inering's pass. typically, earth just grazes through the debris tail of the comet swift tuttle. we may get two or three thick streams that earth will plow through contributing to the meteors up to 200 per hour. we may see a really nice visual display around midnight towards dawn tomorrow. make sure you are in a very dark area. your best display would come

the city lights. toward daybreak, we could be looking at patchy fog like we did this morning. 90 out at the airport. the warmest i have aseen has been 90. 91 at buckhorn. we expand the view. fayetteville has not been reporting and neither has roxboro in the past several days. the heat index values in the low 100s for eastern counties so it has been feeling very uncomfortable. 96 is the triangle. the ridge of high pressure will remain with us next week so all of the moisture here will ride around the periphery of the ridge. we are not expecting big rains in the coming days. all of that rain is keeping temperatures pretty low. futurecast, we are showing you this just to let you know. the rain is expected over the next 24 hours. tomorrow morning, could be some cloud cover. most of showers will be

instead of coming here in the triangle. the chance of getting wet tomorrow is very slim. overnight, mostly clear to maybe partly cloudy. i think the viewing for the perseid meteor shower would be pretty good. 75 here in the triangle. 75 at fayetteville. perhaps some patchy fog in some locations in the morning. maybe 94 at fayetteville. go about 92 in the triangle with sky. 94 on saturday. 96 sunday and monday. temperatures will ease back down tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. your better chans of getting wet over the next seven days would probably be next wednesday, thursday and friday. >> thank you. the man chiming the trump tower, he was not a protester. >> still ahead in what is trending, what he wanted to

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i mean we were all rivetted watching this guy scaling with those suction cups and you see police knocking out windows trying to get him inside. he is 19. steven rigata from great virginia. he has been charged with t and criminal trespassing. he got as high as the # 1st floor. he said he is not a protester and he actually protested a video the day before this happened -- 21st floor. watch police get him n dragged his back side in so fast. they knew they had to get him in quickly in case he didn't fall. that was impressive. so here is why he said he did it. he said iment an independent researcher seeking a private audience with you to discuss an important matter and he felt like he couldn't get trump's attention any other way. >> he might be right. >> i think he is right. >> so he took the conduction cups to chime up to the 21st floor and i got attention. whether or not his message will

but he is in trouble with the law and he is being evaluated psychologically. i don't i wonder what that message is. >> it really still wasn't revealed. he didn't really specifically say. >> and also, i wonder, has he practiced before using those. >> you don't just do that for the first time. >> you would think that would take a lot of upper body strength. >> he was up there for a couple of hours. >> two and a half hours. >> no fear the heights too. you wouldn't catch me take a look at this. a cape cod fisherman got an exciting prize in his catch earlier this week. it's huge blue lobster. >> is it plastic in. >> it is real. it is the color of a sapphire. this catch is an extreme rarity occurring only in about one in two million. he has been fishing for 35 years an this was i first for him. his wife posted the picture on her facebook page and has t. has been like bid 100 people and shared over 2,000 times.

put into a nice cool tank so he wouldn't die. he is happy and healthy and will live on -- >> forever. they live forever i don't maybe he will grow larger than he already is. >> that is absolutely stunning. >> i've seep this before many years ago. -- of a seen this before many years ago -- i've seen this before many years ago. >> of a only seen the white ones. >> include crabs, they're green. they c a lot of people, speaking of green, having to adjust the color of their screens after watching the diving contests. the pool turned green because of a chemical imbalance. they say there was no danger. the divers said they couldn't see their partners when they went into the water. experts saying there is not sure there is no danger. the explanation is the pool's water tanks ran out of

water to establish a balanced ph. >> when you are in the international spotlight hosting the olympics, that is not something you would check very often. >> you wouldn't have a backup or anything like that. >> every second, you should be testing that. >> the fact that that was allowed to happen. i mean come on. >> thank goodness everybody is fine. >> let us know if there is a topic you think should be in what's trending. the benefits of protein are many. but can you plant-based diet. dr.alan mask compares plant and animal proteins. he will share must benefits of sticking to the green stuff. >> the u.s. government says no to legalizing medical marijuana. the reason for the decision and the door officials did leave open. >> and do you really know what is in your drinking watt officer some north carolinians say they don't and they blame

the fight over well water safety seems to be reaching a boiling point. two state scientists say state leaders are misleading the public when it comes to well water potentially contaminated by coal ash. one day after north carolina's top epidemiologist resigned in

>> julia sims is live outside the department of health and human services to explain. >> reporter: a group of protesters today demanded they want transparency. they say it is something something her not getting when it comes to the safety of their well water. the group voiced their concerns outside the governor's mansion this morning. this epidemiologist dr. megan davies resigned. in her resignation letter, she said she couldn't work for an administration that would deceive the public. her move came after the governor's administration publicly accused her staff of lying. state toxicologist kenneth rudo raised concerns about well water safety near coal ash ponds. he said top officials acted against scientific evidence when they rolled back health

-- who live near the coal ash pits. >> there is a lot ever shady things going on and dr. ken rudo and miss megan have stood up for us when nobody el would. >> we basically have a disagreement among scientists. an where we disagree is one group of scientists, which i support, believe that the public ought to get all the information about not limited information and one opinion. >> reporter: today was the first time governor pat mccrory personally addressed the allegations by the two state scientists. mccrory insists his administration is providing all the information necessary to ensure residents have safe well water. >> thank you. it is up clear what caused a driver to run their car up a guide wire from a fayetteville power pole. however t did cause quite a scene this morning as can you

would catch your attention. this was on grow street around 80:00 this morning. no report of any major injuries. -- 8:30 this morning. part of an intersection what shut down while first responders got that car down. german officials are proposing sweeping new security laws after several terror attacks there. one change would include hiring more police. another proposal relaxes doctor- patient confidentiality if a patient poses a threat to public safety t would allow german officials to strip people of their citizen disnship if they join terror groups. -- citizenship. a new report is painting a gloomier picture of the fight against isis. republican members ever congress launcheded a month- long investigation into intelligence reports from u.s. central command. they found top military officials may have relied more on reports from commander in the field instead of information from the defense intelligence agency.

analysts were not optimistic. today, the dea said it will not approve the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. the agency said its therapeutic value has not been scientifically proven. but the government will expand the number of places allowed to grow marijuana for research. currently, only the university of mississippi has a fade relievely licensed program for scientific -- a federally licensed program for scientific study. new data from the aaa shows more than 20 over the past five years involved road debris. those accidents led to 39,000 injuries an 500 death between 2011 and 2014. researchs are say about 2/3 of doe brie related crashes were caused by unsecured items falling from other vehicle. these types of accidents have increased 40% since 2001. the nation's largest drugstore chain start a mobile payment app. cvs says it will start accepting in-store payments

card and depend is card payment options in the smart phone app called cvs pay. the payment option will go live nationwide by the end of the euro. macy's announced today it plans to close about 100 department stores. the retailer will shut down about 15% of its struggling stores. macy's didn't say which stores or how many employees will be affected. they said it will happen early next year. a record major stock indices. google fiber is targeting the triangle as a test site for ultrafast wireless internet. the company is already installing fiberoptic cables in several areas around the triangle and asking the fcc for permission to test an experimental wireless system in several metro areas and that includes raleigh. they want i less costly, faster way to provide gigabyte speed internet.

new study suggests not all sources of protein are created equal. >> reporter: ready to cut done on thoseburg officers a new study published by the journalle of the american medical association suggests could you live longer if you replace the patties with pistachios. researchers looked at the eating habits of more than 130,000 americans. they found in plant protein intake was linked to a 10% decrease in overall mortality. now, which source of plant proteins do experts say you might want to consider. a doctor from massachusetts general hospital an harvard says whole green bread, nuts an cereal are a good place to go. but while plant protein could be better for you, it remain a mystery to researchers. but animal protein has been

chronic diseases such as cancer and heart disease. what's more, processed red meats ever known to be high in sodium an nitrates. cape canaveral is known for launching some of the most advanced equipment into outer space but the big news there today is this discovery. divers say they found the remains of three ancient ships that could be almost 400 years old. scientists say the origin of the ships will be difficult to verify. however, they believe the ships could be from e colonial period on the florida coast around the year 1560. what a discovery. >> that is cool. >> how exciting to see that. >> looks to be relatively intact after all that time. coming up, a massive explosion at an apartment complex in maryland an several people are still missing. -- and several people are still missing. >> and ahead at #:00, hundreds of millions of dollars -- at 5:00, hundreds of millions of

>> we were hunting showers last half hour. guess what. i found one. take a look at the tall tower cam. we see a little rain shaft going on. it is heading towards the tv station. and your car -- >> see? >> we'll check out where this

sit as many as seven people were unaccountedded for after

massive apartment fire in maryland. firefighters at a station a mile away felt the explosion. chris clackum explains 30 people an three firefighters were hurt. >> reporter: dramatic aerials at daybreak show just how devastating the explosion was wednesday night and from the emergency officials just how deadly. two bodies were pulled from the rubble thursday morning. >> we have not identified these victims at this time and our efforts will continue in that area. >> reporter: and there could live in the complex in silver spring, maryland are still missing or unaccounted for. >> we are not certain whether or not they were actually in the building, whether or not they were away or some other combination of that. >> reporter: ham behring search and rescue efforts are burned out buildings that investigators say are too dangerous to enter. >> it is a collapse hazard. it is in extremely dangerous condition. so we are in the process of making the building safe. >> reporter: in addition to

injured as investigators look into exactly what happened and why. >> we are for the prepared to discuss at this time any causes of this incident. >> reporter: nearly 100 residents of the complex, some of whom are said to have dropped children and jumped out of windows, have had to seek shelter elsewhere. chris clackum, nbc news. >> how devastating is that? hot and dry weather along with strong winds making it difficult to fight fires in france. nearly 200 firemen are deployed country. the city of marseille is on high alert. cape hatteras national seashore is a great place to go if you are a sea turtle. this year, recorded sea turtle nests broke records. as of august 10th, officials recorded 310 nests. more are expected.

with 289. loggerhood turtle nests -- loggerhead turtle are the most comment there. be aware of nesting activity or hash lippings if you are at the beach. -- nestlings if you are at the beach. >> that is good to hear. >> so cool to watch them come out. >> i want to run block for them. >> keep the birds away. >> last night on fox 50 at 10:00, we were telling you through connecticut. we have video. somebody was drive ago long and got video of the weak tornado. let's see what this looks like. you can see the debris flying up in the air. he ended up actually driving right through the vortex. there it is. and you are driving through it. that wasn't smart. at least he is okay. no reports of injuries or significant property damage. a lot of tree damage. he was an ef-0 tornado with winds between 65 and 85 miles

one more time as he drives through the tornado as it is crossing the road. not smart, buddy but he did make it through it. it looked like he got veered off a little bit but he is okay. let's move on, take a look at the forecast. we are watching the shower moving through. there areling showers all over from wilson joint through nash county, franklin county, in wake county. -- from wilson county. i think we can go in a little bit tighter as well so we can see. here is wral. i'll leave my finger there and we'll time lapse it over the past hour. you can see the movement and it look like little showers coming to the tv station. so i called the folks on the crew to go over to put a tent over your car to make sure it stays dry. i didn't want it to get messed up. you washed your car.

by. it won't be that big of rainfall. went del look like it is getting a little shower. zebulon as well. all this activity is moving up towards the north. let's take a look at the big picture. we have a ridge of high pressure that was extending farther west yesterday and it is now a little bit farther to the east encompassing north carolina. we've talked about this. not many showers can develop under a we see the big batch of rain here along the gulf coast. in the coming days, folks across the deep south, the mid- mississippi valley, the ohio valley will see a good deal of rain. here, not so much because of the presence of our ridge. you can see all the heavy rain. there are flooding conditions, flash flood watches ongoing across parts of louisiana, lower mississippi, panhandle of florida and also southern alabama. in the coming days, this moisture will get drawn up to the north as a cold front.

with that front and the ohio valley gets wet. it is hot ahead of that front. dallas is at 100 right now. we have 90 and again, that is the warmest i've seen so far out at the airport. we have the actual climate data coming up. 109 at wichita. here is futurecast. we are sitting under the ridge so we don't expect a great deal of rain. tomorrow morning, there could be some patchy fog like this morning. a viewer from wendell sent me a pict was widespread fog out there. tomorrow afternoon, a shower or thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. there is that front. the moisture linking up with it. so during the afternoon on saturday, watch how the showers an storms really grow. around here on saturday, very unlikely we would see a lot of shower and thunderstorm activity. our forecast planner this evening, 85 by 8:00. some good viewing for the perseid meteor shower. tomorrow, we expect another hot day.

94 on saturday. 96 sunday and monday. we are trying to whittle down the peak of the heat. temperatures ease pack tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next weekend. by next weekend, we might be in the 80s for highs. >> now you're talking. >> might is the keyword. there is always hope. >> thank you. raleigh is trying out a new way approximate people to pay for parking. coming up, how some people will be able to pay with their phones and where the technology is being tested. >> and despite an auction, the roanoke rapids theater still does not have where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find state-of-the-art technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care.

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coming up at 5:00, earlier this afternoon, another set of north carolina's voting maps were thro unconstitutional by federal judges. cullen browder joins us with why this happened and what it may mean for the november election. also, a grieving mother in north raleigh compared her son to trayvon martin's. can't make it to rio. we'll introduce to you a cary chef bringing the taste of brazil here to the triangle. that is when you turn over to wral at 5:00. that looks fantastic.

leaving the web site she co- founded, the huffington post. she says scherr next venture is a health and wellness company. it launches in november. she says it will take her full- time attention. oral immunotherapy appears to be a safe and effective treatment for preschoolers with peanut allergies. researchers tested the method which exposes children to small gradually increasing amounts peanut protein each day. on 40 one to 3-year-olds who they test, almost 80% were able to tolerate peanuts with no allergic reaction. the new filing period is open for wake county school board candidates who need to file for november's election all over again. the election was going to take place under a new map. a court ruled that was unconstitutional. the county must use the nine-

candidates have until next wednesday to file. >> back in 2010, the city of raleigh replaced old-fashioned parking meet answers new electronic pay stations that take credit cards. >> those payments now account for more than half of all parking transactions. brian shrader shows us the city's plan to make paying for parking even easierment. >> reporter: we found angela paying for parking on hills borough industry street. she says sometimes it can be a hassle. >> i got it pull out my credit card an i got to go of this process. >> remember your number. >> remember my number. remember where my car is partnered. >> reporter: when you park in the nc state deck, you don't need to find coins or credit cards. you could pay with an app called passport parking. here is how the app works. you fine the sign that has the zone listed, enter that into the app. then you enter your space number which is cheerly marked on the parking space and can you pay right from your device. the city of raleigh says it is ready to experiment with the app for downtown parking spots.

pilot project this fall along parts of hillsborough industry using the charlotte-based passport parking app. parking administrator gordon nash said it is about more than just convenience. the outdoor payment stations are not perfect in the rain. >> you can imagine whenever anything gets wet inside, it will cause malfunctions. >> reporter: like stuck coins and credit card readers that won't work. dash says you can load the app with money and pay for your parking without ever fiddling with credit cards. if the test city could add more downtown parking lots to an app-based parking service. >> i can do that versus jumping out of the car, going to the machine. i could just pay for it right then and there. the pilot program begins in october along part of hillsborough street near nc state. dash says many city council members want a one-stop app for all kinds of payments to the city including transit fares. the auction for the roanoke

sale. the final offer was $3.45 million. the seller can accept that offer or negotiate a different deal with the final bidder. the city of roanoke rapids borrowed more than $20 million to build that theater in 2006. get this. it still sews about $17 million on that -- owes about $17 million on that property. >> i remember when they opened it. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be back here on fox other

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