friday avenue. campbell died from her injuries. graham's condition had stabilized. >> candace sweat reports from southern pines on what jalinda campbell's teachers have to say about her and how they will cope with her loss. >> reporter: i spoke with the principal here as well as as two of her teachers. they have the difficult task of navigating 30 own grief while assisting students with theirs. and they tell me the reality hasn't set >> it's tragic. >> reporter: suzanne and gina say jalinda campbell had plans and endless potential. she recalls celebrating a recent math award not knowing it would be her last time seeing her student. >> we went out and hung it on her locker. i told her i was so proud of her. and we had a winked. we winked and she went on her way. >> reporter: friday morning the sixth grader even had plans of joining the wrestling team. >> she had wanted to attend the wrestle meeting because our

i said you can only go if you're serious. she said oh i'm serious. >> that friday night those dreams were taken. campbell was shot in the chest while standing outside an apartment complex along west michigan avenue. she was later pronounced dead. 3-year-old kyleigh graham was also shot but survived. >> well, it's something i don't think you're prepared for. >> reporter: the principal says the district will send psychologists, social workers and additional counselors, even service dogs to help with the grief process. >> a lot of to us for their lead and so i hope to be everything that they need for us to be. >> reporter: they say it's unreel to think the girl with insightful questions and a hard-to-miss pertinent will not be in class come monday. >> she's a very hard worker and she just brought a bit of life to the classroom. >> when we met her, we knew that she would be a tough person to connect with, but when we

thrilled. >> reporter: and the principal tells me she will send an alert to parents detailing the resources to available to students. as for campbell's family and their reaction to the recent arrests, her two cousins were at the scene today and they tell me they really don't have any comment about that. they're simply trying to stick together with the family and make it through this. in moore county, candace sweat, wral news. >> candace tells us crawford's court appearance is set for november 22nd. has not been scheduled. n.c. state students are being warned of a possible sex assault. campus police are investigating a report by a female student that she was attacked early this morning at the delta ep salon house. police so far only have a vague description of the suspect. they are reminding students to trust their instincts. travel in groups at night, and report any suspicious activity. new tonight, sad news about an north carolina lawmaker.

25 years has died. luebke was diagnosed with lymphoma a year ago but he benefited from treatment and was able to continue working in the general assembly and teach sociology at unc greensboro. a spokesman says he had a recent sudden return of his cancer. representative luebke passed away last night. he was 70. tributes are already powering in. governor pat mccrory issuing this statement, saying represent luebke was whose career reflected his undeniably passion for serving his district and north carolina. she writes, we are deeply saddened to hear of the passing. representative paul luebke. he devoted his life and career to educating and serving others. this is a huge loss for the state of north carolina and our thoughts and prayers are with paul's family, he will be missed. luebke was running for

district will have to pick a successor after next week's election. we will pass along funeral arrangements. new tonight a law enforcement official says the fbi has obtained a search warrant to start reviewing newly discovered e-mails that could be tied to the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. this all comes as hillary clinton and her supporters continue to demand the fbi provide full information about what they're looking into. th device seized during an unrelated sexting investigation into former new york congressman anthony weiner. he is the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. fbi investigators knew for weeks about the existence of the e-mails that could be rel vant to the clinton investigation, fbi director james comey has said he was briefed only this thursday. he told congress friday that investigators had found e-mails that were potentially relevant

on that same subject, harry reid says fbi director may have broken the law when he announced the congress potential new evidence retrite hillary clinton's private e-mail server. reed sent this letter to comey saying he seems to be aiding one political party over another. he says this violates the hatch act. either comey nor anyone else in the fbi has responded to the letter so far. donald trump once again d investigation today. >> her actions put our national security at risk and put the safety and security of your children at risk. >> trump spoke at this rally in las vegas today. he has rallies scheduled in michigan tomorrow. the democratic presidential candidate says she is staying

in florida today. she accused trump of being devicive and criticized his views on lgtb. it is a busy final week ahead for the candidates. former president bill clinton kicked it all off with a visit to north carolina on behalf of his wiechlt he spoke in charlotte with a message targeted to our state. >> hillary's got a plan to create more than just through good infrastructure projects. protecting coastal areas like north carolina from rising sea levels because of climate change. >> the former president's entire speech is on wral.com. earlier clinton spoke to a crowd in greensboro. president obama will be in north carolina this week. he will visit unc chapel hill in the carmichael areno on wednesday. vice president joe biden will be

in our state this week. democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine visits sanford tomorrow afternoon. a new wral news poll will be released this week. you can find out how north carolinians feel about candidates and how the issues are influencing their votes. we'll have exclusive results for the races plus much more. it is all tuesday, beginning at 4:00 p.m. on wral. more than a dozen people were hurt in a crash involving a church bus highway. >> coming up, what police say the mother -- a mother did that caused the crash injuring both herself and her 1-month-old baby. >> an attempted robbery turns deadly. what an employee did to defend himself against three people who tried to rob the restaurant. >> well high temperatures today resembling numbers more like the month of june. 84 the high in raleigh. 86 in fayetteville.

richard burr, by the numbers: over 20 years in washington: burr voted himself 5 pay raises... took 26 trips paid for by special interests... and his personal net worth increased 500%. washington works just fine but he's not working for us, missing 66% of his senate committee hearings, including 65% of armed services hearings. that's richard burr. working for himself, not north carolina. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. afscme people is responsible what's happened to our north carolina? pat mccrory's disastrous hb2 discrimination law has cost us jobs and damaged our reputation.

and while mccrory's given huge tax breaks to those at the top, his education cuts have left our schools falling behind. we can't afford four more years of pat mccrory. . new tonight, an air man based at seymour johnson air force base died. military officials identified earl grover jr. and say he died from injuries earlier today. investigators so far have not

accident. a mother's charged with driving while impaired in a crash that injured 17 people, including her baby and a 90-year-old grandmother. this happened this morning in stokesdale. state troopers say ms. shaffer was driving her suv the wrong way on highway 158 when they slammed into a church van. all 15 people were hurt. shaffer herself was seriously hurt. her 1-month-old baby suffered only minor injuries, though. the van was travelling from virginia to salisbury, carolina. police in charlotte say a pizza restaurant employee shot and killed one of three armed robbers. this all happened in a pizza hut near i-85 while the restaurant was closed early this morning. detectives say three people were in the process of robbing the store when one of the employees pulled out his personal handgun and shot one of them. police recovered a handgun that was carried by a person who was killed. they're still looking for the other two suspects who ran away. jurors are being chosen this week in two separate deadly

know about the shooting of walter scott. video from a cell phone shows the officer chasing and then shooting scott. slager had pulled scott over last april. his attorney says the video doesn't tell the whole story. slager faces 30 years to life. also in the trial of a university of cincinnati who stands for murder. he will face charges of murder and voluntary the shooting of sam deboats. he pulled dubose over for a missing front license plate. overseas tonight we're not learning of the extent of the damage from the latest powerful earthquake to hit italy. the 6.6 mag any nude quake struck central italy. it destroyed landmarks, and paintings. this morn's tremors wat the strongest. but so far there are no reports

a big win. but hey, why is qb cam newton so angry? his must-hear rant coming up. >> on this all hallow's eve eve the preparations are underway for one of the triangle's biggest halloween street parties. >> plus the weather trick-or-treats can expect tomorrow. amy will monday with a amy will monday with a town-by-town forecast, narrator: want to go to paris? richard burr took a sixteen thousand dollar christmas trip to paris...paid for by the special interests. just one of richard burr's . barcelona. seville. stockholm. madrid... richard loves europe. no wonder richard burr voted against cracking down on special interest trips. richard burr. twenty years in washington ...and europe... serving himself. dscc is responsible for the content

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. the moore county sheriff says fema teams will be in the county over the next several weeks. they'll be helping people affected by flooding from hurricane matthew. the sheriff says they'll be going door to door wearing fema identifiable clothing and will care id baths. you can look for the fema helpers monday through saturday, each week from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. if you have any questions, you're asked to call the moore county sheriff's office. state leaders are taking action to taken. tomorrow morning, they're showcasing that were flooded. they will reveal what consumers should look for involving scams of damaged vehicles. this is happening in raleigh at 10:00 a.m. wral salutes our veterans with the veteran's day parade. we will host the broadcast. >> the parade marches through historic downtown fayetteville. the theme of this year's parade honors world war ii veterans.

next saturday, november 5th. you can watch it live on wral tv as well as wral.com. and we invite you to join us on twitter using the #wralvetparade. share your pictures of the if a -- parade or write a short tribute and we may use your tweet during our broadcast. chapel hill is getting ready for the biggest street party of the year. the home-grown halloween celebration takes place tomorrow night. and this year the street will be closed a little earlier than it will remain closed until 10:30 as the town tries to encourage more families to -- with young children to come out and enjoy themselves. the town is also reducing the perimeter of the celebration to keep it smaller and safer. >> you picked out your costume yet? >> i'm going play a reporter. >> that's what she said. >> i thought i was going to play a mom and put a little spit-up here. >> i like it. >> just to make it realistic. >> well it should be fun for the

>> sure. >> very nice weather expected for halloween. it was definitely a warm day today. we got close to some records this afternoon. now we're cooled off, a little bit. but still very, very mild for this time of year at this time. 66 degrees in raleigh. it's 65 in erwin. it's 65 in fayetteville. 64 degrees in south hill. so very comfortable out there right now. take a look up to the north, though, we're watching a cold front it's up to the north and west right now. a little chilly in e the 49 degrees in pittsburgh. so you can see where the cold front is. temperatures are much cooler. the 24 hour temperature change as you head up towards the pittsburgh area back towards cincinnati and chicago, right now we're warmer compared to yesterday. we wilgeso cooler temperatures once that front moves in. likely not seeing any 80s tomorrow. it was definitely warm one today. it felt more like june outside. here's a live look from our raleigh sky cam. winds are out of the southwest

the dew point is at 59, the humidity at 78%. not a hole lot of moisture out there right now. this system we were watching, the cold front is what we call moisture starved. so we're not going to get any rain from this. we will get the benefit of some cooler temperatures for the halloween holiday. high pressure just to our south that's keeping things even more dry for us. so as this front starts to move in it will interact with this dry air, all the rain you see up to the north likely just falling apart and then cold front will move in. it will be after midnight tonight, early monday morning when it arrives. so temperatures will be a little bit more pleasant tomorrow if you don't like the warm temperature that's we had today. tonight, temperatures will stay mild. we'll drop into the mid to upper 50s. 54 for the low temperature in south hill. 57 rocky mount, 58 in fayetteville. and 58 degrees in raleigh. so a mild night tonight. a mild start to the day tomorrow. 59 degrees in the morning with

skies. 66 degrees by lunchtime. and then by 4:00, we'll get up to around 69 degrees. and for trick-or-treaters tomorrow, we'll start off with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s for the first part of the evening. and then we'll drop down into lower 60s for the second half of the evening. so very comfortable for everybody tomorrow. we won't have to cover up all the costumes with our winter coats. it will not be very cold at all. it will be nice and mild for everybody tomorrow. a little bit cooler tuesday. we'll start off at 47. 67 for the high temperature. and then we start to go again. wednesday our high temperatures 75 and then we're in the 80s thursday. so another warm day. temperatures will get close to records again. the normal is 68. the record for that day, 84 degrees. that set back in 1974. friday arrives and that will be a cooler day for us. we'll have a cold front move in early friday, late thursday, and that will bring some cooler temperatures. we'll have more of a northerly flow. so temperatures will be closer to normal for this time of year as we head into friday. saturday, mostly sunny. 69 degrees.

parade in fayetteville and then sunday, we're going to have different sunrises and sun sets times. saturday before you go to bed, set those clocks back an hour. our sunrise sunday morning 6:42 and oh bummer, i hate this time of year. the sunset is at 5:14. but it will be a very pretty day. lots of sunshine. >> extra hour of sleep. >> we get that extra hour. that's true. that's positive spin mandy is up now with sports. cam might not have been happy but his outfit was fantastic. >> yeah, the lovely joker look. >> yeah his halloween costume, right? >> well, it's not. [ laughter ]. >> that's the thing. next in sports, the panthers get the win but not everyone in

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gislators as a partisan power grab. and justice bob edmunds? he wrote the decision supporting his party's discrimination. but federal judges rejected edmunds' opinion and said the power grab was all about race. for supreme court, we deserve better than bob edmunds. . three match-ups. this one felt a lot different. the panthers really needing a win coming off the bye week and the 1-5 record. good start for the home team today. cardinals fumble the football and thomas davis is right interest to grab it. -- right there to grab it. he goes for the touchdown. the offense running through jonathan stewart today.

twice into the end zone. carolina up 24-7 at half time. guess what? the panthers defense showed up today. they are all over carson palmer for eight sacs. can't be easy though. five minutes to play, palmer hits nelson. so it's 30-20. missed two-point conversion means it's a one possession game. eli putting an end to any kind of come-back bid. much needed win. but the win isn't the in charlotte tonight. jared fialko has more. >> reporter: the man speakers -- panthers pretty jovial this afternoon. one person definitely not smiling, though, quarterback cam newton who says he has had it with the calls he's getting or rather not getting from officials. >> at times, i don't even feel safe, right? and enough is enough. i plan on talking to commissioner goodell about this. but it's not fun.

could have torn his acl the breaking point. the face of the franchise says he's not -- he's fed up with not getting the calls that others do. >> story of my life ever since i came in is just oh, well we miss that's one. sorry i'll try to get it. that's bull crap. that's bull crap. that's players in this league would do something stupid would get find. if we do something derogatory we get fined. i just can't keep accepting oh we missed that one or i apoliz didn't see it. that's -- that's horse crap. and i'm telling you, you have to question, it's taking the fun out for me, because at times in games i do not feel protected. >> reporter: newton says he will not alter the way he plays. if coach calls a quarterback keeper, he will take off. if he calls a pass he will try to hang around in the pocket. but if there is one thing that needs to change, newton says,

charlotte. >> you can tell cam isn't pleased there. redskins and banglesory in london. playing after a con concussion last week. we're in overtime. dustin hopkins attempting a field goal and it's wide left, looks a lot like last sunday's football game doesn't it? dalton fumbles, time runs out we have another game that ends as a tie. the final 27-27 first time since in the same season. it is official now duncan out for the rest of the season with a ruptured akiel es tendon. fluke injury too. he jumped up during a touchdown celebration. it popped when he landed. that means three of duke's four captains are out with serious injuries this year. the hurricanes are done with october and they head into november with a two-4-2 record after today's loss to philadelphia. the not the fast start this team

cam ward back in net after friday's win. second period, tied at two-2. victor staal burg chases down the loose puck and he gays the canes the lead. the flyers would die this one up again so it's three-3. the cane on the power play. manning has the short-handed goal. ouch. of the flyers win it 4-3. the canes back on the road for a game on tuesday. eight drivers left in the for the championship as sport enters its final four races. richard petty at the paperclip. edwards has to head to the garage. that damages his title hopes now on the cut line. johnson thinks he's out of fuel. he eventually is able to get the thing back started again. that works out well. final laps, johnson is battling with denny hamlin in the 48 shows off the moves. he takes the lead and ell go on

several laps and win at martinsville. johnson has a spot in the championship for the final race of the season at homestead. world series game 5 in the cubs with a slight lead on the indians. this one in the sixth inning over on post 50 right now. the cubs have to win to stay alive. if the innians win, they win the world series. >> hopefully the cubs will give the fans something to cheer about. >> they are hitting today. >> mandy, thanks. the folks in key west having campaign this weekend. the parade theme was political voodoo and ballot box barbarians. giant heads depicting hillary clinton and donald trump adorned one of the floats. the float featured a float of barbarians chanting "vote". thousands lined the seats. >> interesting. well a pumpkin farm is changing the face of

them. it is more laboratory than pumpkin patch. his pumpkin creations are not carved. actually grown. jerry uses a special mold which the pumpkins grow into. it took him five years to find just the right formula. now he has monday store orders. this year, 250,000 pumpkin steins. >> that totally freaks me out. >> i've never seen anything like that. >> no. >>s >> yeah. no kidding. very, very nice weather. we'll have a cold front move in overnight tonight, early monday morning. so the 80s are gone tomorrow more halloween. high temperatures will be in the upper 60s. >> thank you, amy. thank you for joining us

what's happened to our north carolina? pat mccrory's disastrous hb2 discrimination law has cost us jobs and damaged our reputation. ash threatens our drinking water, but mccrory's given them a sweetheart deal, leaving us to pay for cleaning up their mess. and while mccrory's given huge tax breaks to those at the top, his education cuts have left our schools falling behind.

we count on them to show up for us. now buck newton wants to be our top law-enforcement officer, buck missed nearly one out of five votes, more than any senator but one. 10 times, buck was penalized for missing tax deadlines. his business was dissolved. there's too much at stake to make buck newton attorney general.

skyrocketing.....what the new rates will mean for you. and...they lost practically everything when hurricane matthew hit our state. now they have basic necessities .. thanks to your generosity. we'll take you along as donations are delivered to communities in need. i'm kathryn brown....lets rewind.... good evening...thanks for joining us... this week... a traffic stop leads to a car chase and shooting in johnston county.... a man accused of causing a deadly crash on the beltline faces a judge.... mourning a north carolina mom...killed at a bus stop...while she was trying to protect her young son! authorities in johnston county are still looking for a third suspect-- wanted after a chase and exchange of gunfire with a deputy. so far, two men are in custody. 23-year-old gerald holmes and 19-year- old datrel lyons are charged with attempted murder. investigators say a deputy tried to stop a car for speeding and the driver took off monday night. during the chase, the suspects and deputy each fired.

another driver in a wrong-way crash on the beltline could face more charges. carlo gonzalez appeared in court tuesday -- charged with felony death by motor vehicle and dwi. the judge also revealed in court that gonzalez is being held on an immigration detainer. court records show the 40-year-old has pleaded guilty several times - to driving without a license. if convicted on the latest charges he faces up to 17 years in prison, and possible deportation. he is being held on a $200,000 bond is due one in four women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. and one group is taking a silent stand to end the cycle. the wake county domestic violence task force held a multi-county rally and silent march wednesday. many people brought signs...some shared their personal stories of abuse, or talked about loved ones - lost to domestic violence. stephen puryear's daughter britny was shot to death by her boyfriend, who is also the father of her child. he told us, he now knows the signs of

it's too late. lots of people came forward as witnesses of previous abuse but it was after the fact, after she was already gone. domestic violence is one of the most common causes of injury for girls and women, between 15 and 44. and it happens across economic, religious and educational backgrounds. there will be no charges in a union county crash that killed a woman-- moments after she put her son on the schol turned off all the stop lights, and started to pull away, when hannah gosney noticed her 6-year-old son still standing in the aisle. she walked around the bus -- to try and talk to the driver. investigators say the bus driver opened the doors, and gosney stepped into the road. she was hit by an oncoming car. deputies say the driver of the car was not speeding. on friday, republican vice-presidential candidate mike pence spoke at a campaign rally in smithfield. the renewed investigation into hillary clinton's emails seemed to energize the

"the fbi has reopened the investigation into hillary clinton's personal email server." pence connected the recent developments to other controversies around clinton. he says they all show she is disqualified to serve as president. other republican candidates also spoke at friday night's rally, including governor pat mccrory and senator richard burr. the event was held at the central marketing tobacco warehouse in smithfield. democrati tim kaine visits sanford monday. he'll appear at the dennis a. wicker civic center at 3:30 p-m. the president will appear at u-n-c's carmichael arena at 2 p-m wednesday. and vice president joe biden - also visits charlotte this week. a new wral news poll will be released just one week before the election! find out how north carolinians feel about the candidates and how the issues are influencing their vote. we'll have the exclusive results on the race for president, governor, u-s senate and more. it's all tuesday starting at 4pm

planning for a crush of voters on election day. the school system will operate on a 2 hour delay on november 8th. a number of schools also serve as polling sites for the county. the johnston county sheriff's office says two masked robbers are behind a deadly convenience store shooting. this all unfolded at the shop n go convenience store on highway 39 in northern johnston county. we're told the convenience store is a popular spot- in part because of the two men who worked inside. and...as julia sims tel the loss. all of it has left that community in disbelief. 10:56:52 i was totally shocked. in this rural spot of johnston county, bad news travels fast. customers and friends kept showing up at the shop n go on hwy 39- even though they knew the store was closed. 10:57:03 it's sad we've got something like this happeninq in a quiet community i mean everybody about knows everybody. 11:00:21 i've known them for years rick bailey is talking about 29

clerk al shami esmail, known to his friends as "ab" and 51 year old ricky lynch. both men had worked at the popular store for years. thursday night, investigators say two masked suspects entered the store, robbed them and shot them. lynch survived, but esmail didn't make it. 11:00:31 good people- great to the community- everyone loved them both to death bailey said the two men weren't just co- workers, they were best frien the pair lived across the street along with esmail's wife. bailey described both as fun-loving 11:02:47-11:03:02 matter o fact ricky was blowing off the parking lot the other night. ab was joking with him knocking on the window- shooting him signs. ricky ran in with the backpack blower spraying him in the face. they're just good guys like that. investigators are reviewing surveillance video... friends are just looking for answers. 11:15:09 -15 i hope they catch the guys who did this. people

that was julia sims reporting... we are told esmail is originally from yeoman. he leaves behind a wife. lynch is in fair condition at wakemed. two people were arrested in a drive-by shooting in southern pines left a child dead and another child... fighting for his life. police arrested 16- year-old montice mcmanus. he's charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon 20-year-old malik crawford is charged with accessory at michigan avenue. police say 12-year-old jalinda campbell and three-year-old kyleigh graham were caught in the crossfire. campbell died from her injuries. graham is hospitalized, listed in critical condition. garner police say a driver who hit and killed a pedestrian friday morning will not face charges. it happened on highway 401 near mechanical boulevard. police say jeffrey pate was driving a work truck when he hit a man crossing the street. investigators are waiting to publicly

they are still notifying his family. health insurance premiums for affordable care act plans for next year are going up by double- digits! still, many people will pay the same, or maybe less, for health insurance. we explain how that is. and, the plan to relieve congestion on a stretch of road between raleigh and durham...next on rewind health insurance premiums for affordable care act plans for

next year are going up by double- digits! much of that is because of rising health care costs. but the majority of people who enroll in the marketplace... will end up paying the same or maybe even less, for health insurance. wral's renee chou explains what the 2017 a-c-a rates mean for you. after 2 major insurers dropped out, blue cross blue shield north carolina is the only company offering plans on the

next year's aca plans is 24.3 percent. that sounds huge, right? it is, but it does not take into account federal subsidies-- think of them as credit from the federal government that reduces your premium. as premiums increase, so does the subsidy. here's the big picture, according to blue cross blue shield: -- 90 percent of people buying a plan from the aca marketplace will qualify for a some kind of subsidy. -- and according to blue cross blue shield nc, 72 percent of its aca customers will pay the same -- or less next year, than what they're paying in 2016. examples. a family of four in wake county, with an income of 55-thousand dollars... bought a 2016 silver plan. before the subsidy, it costs 1,197 per month. a similar plan for next year will cost them about 1500 dollars a month. when you factor in the subsidy, the family is paying 337.28 a month. in 2017, they'd be paying 337.68 a month. not much of an

how about at an individual in wake county, with a 28- thousand dollar income. a 2017 silver plan, based on premium- alone, would go up $136 a month. but when you factor in the subsidy... that person would pay a tad less per month, 179.68 per year instead of $180. what's behind the rising premium rates? again, the cost of medical care is high -- and aca customers tend to have more chronic conditions that are s the only other aca insurer in north carolina for next year will be cigna, which will only offer coverage in five counties. you can preview those plans right now on healthcare. gov. back to you. open enrollment starts november 1st. you can get local help with your health insurance application. to find a free, certified assister... go to wral.com and search "obamacare." a five mile stretch of u-s 70, from raleigh to durham, could be converted into a freeway. the department of transportation

the section of road we're talking about is between t.w. alexander drive and lynn road. u-s 70 would be accessible by interchanges along this stretch. wral's adam owens has a closer look at the plans, and the potential impact on businesses in that area. all this traffic it's what drew raul palomeque to this spot. 17:26:31 "i moved here 6- years ago to improve my business, more exposure." his computer repair busi another location. hidden from passing customers. when he re-opened along this portion of u-s 70 that changed. 17:26:35 "people come in, i get a lot of drive-bys." and now, it looks like things may change again. dot officials say there is too much congestion on this corridor. and there are plans to turn the highway into a freeway. a 5-mile stretch from wake county to durham. 15:23:00 "that would provide a better flow for the traffic from 540

who travels that corridor out there know that." richard hancock with the dot says the change to a freeway would mean fewer connections to the highway. to get to a business, like palomeque's, customers might have to use a service road. 15:22:05 "and there could be some impacts that could get into taking real estate. at this point, we are not sure." it's tough to predict how any property will be affected. the project is still in the very early planning stages. palomeque hopes the road improvements do not make it hard for his 17:27:17 "you afraid you might be hidden all over again. yes, that would be the case, yeah." that was adam owens reporting... changes to the highway will not happen right away. if all goes to plan, construction will not begin until 2024. the flood waters have receded. but many roads are still not drivable. that is why.. if you see a barricade -- you should not go around it. next on rewind, what could happen if you don't follow the rules. plus, you filled the buses with

find out how much you gave, and where it went. open: matthews impact open: matthews impact open: matthews impact open: matthews impact richard burr, by the numbers: over 20 years in washington: burr voted himself 5 pay raises... took 26 trips paid for by special interests... and his personal net worth increased 500%. washington works just fine for richard burr... but he's not working for us, missing 66% of his senate committee hearings, % of armed services hearings. that's richard burr. working for himself, not north carolina. afscme people is responsible

of roads are still closed. and some drivers are ignoring safety barricades and risking their lives. wral's brian shrader explains why a road that looks fine might still be dangerous. track 1 this is what happened when a man drove fayetteville. police say he ignored the barriers blocking bingham drive -- and tumbled into the collapsed road. thankfully, he wasn't badly hurt. others weren't so lucky. 110628 people died during the storm when they drove around barricades and floodwaters swept them away. the water's gone now, but the roads still are dangerous 100400 the barricades are there for a reason. they say the road is not safe ahead. don't go that way track 2 dot spokesman steve abbott showed me pictures of roads that might

ground underneath them is gone. 100419 the first time something heavy goes on, it's going down track 3 highway patrol sergeant michael baker says those barricades are there for a reason. 102907 the dot has not forgotten to get that barricade out of the roadway. we have several troublespots across the state track 4 this is one of them. robertson pond road near wendell is still closed. we found this dot crew working to repair it. but more than 400 roads are closed in north carolina. that's a lot of work -- and that means many barricades aren't going anywhere soon. 10051 contractors in. some place, you have ot get specially made culverts and pipes. this isn't something that's going to be done in just a few days track 5 for now, baker says be patient and find alternate routes. 103032 being 2 or 3 minutes late is not worth putting your life in danger track 6 brian shrader, wral news, wendell police identified the driver in that fayetteville crash as 68-year-old darrell musselwhite. they charged him with driving around a barricade into a safety zone. we hoped to fill one bus with

exceeded that goal, thanks to your generosity and kind hearts. three buses and several vans delivered donations. wral's emmy victor takes us along for the drop offs. < "take package here" >the vehicles took off as a fleet. rocky mount was the first stop. behind the bus doors was a large pile of goods. < "the donations started at the bottom of the floor, filled up the seats, reached the top of the windows and filled the back of the bus" >enough for savannah blake to debate how she was going to reach everything. < "maybe if i had top but that would only be the only way" > < "nat sound of savannah unloading" >volunteers formed assembly lines unloading from a rdu airport bus and loaded them into a truck. the goods were separated into categories cleaning supplies in one section toiletries in the other. < nat sound of volunteer >and then they took off. two go triangle buses left to be

was identified as a need there. < "they are sastified they are glad" >the third stop was in selma. the final bus was unpacked at the partnership for children at johnston county. the materials will go into the hands who need them early next week. < nat sound >reporting from wral, i'm emmy victor. this donation drive was p our partnership with go triangle, united way of the greater triangle and rdu. it's not too late to give. go to wral dot com, and search matthew for more information about ways to help victims of the storm. so...what's the best way to carve a pumpkin? next on rewind... the north carolina aquarium at fort fisher puts an educational and unique spin on a halloween tradition. it's official... wegmans is coming to raleigh. the rochester-based grocery

planned for wake forest road near the beltline. plans filed with the city this spring show the center will be built on the old alcatel site. this is the third lease the chain has signed in the triangle - no word yet on when construction will start. the north carolina aquarium at fort fisher puts a unique spin on a halloween tradition. underwater pumpkin carving! complete with sharks swimming around! the event is meant to show how much plastic experts talked with visitors about ways to make halloween celebrations more environmentally friendly. that's all the time we have for

there is no limit to what every student in north carolina can learn and achieve. we should not ask for more money from you. he gave tax breaks to those at the top while raising taxes 67 ways on the middle class. it's time to polish up our brand and once more say, "come check out north carolina." hb2 trashed our brand... costing us thousands of jobs.

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