>. focused on people and community for 60 years. we promise you a relentless pursuit of excellence. this is wral news on fox 50. new tonight, what a new report reveals about the death of keith scott, shot by a charlotte police officer. >> plus the new state mishandled primary ballots in durham. >> and the battle to gain the underhand against major wildfires. new details tonight about a deadly officer involved shooting in charlotte. thanks for joining us i'm linda loveland. >> >. i'm gerald owens. the keith scott was shot and killed by an officer back in september, and his death sparked protests across the country. we got the autopsy report today.

story that people have many questions about, but the autopsy does at least give us a few more answers. scott was shot three times, once in the posterior chest, once in the abdomen, and once in the arm, and abrasions were reported by the medical examiner. a foxology report shows he was on sedatives and anticonsultants, but no al or cocaine was found in his system. the autopsy explains his cause of death, but at this point it's just a piece of the investigation. scott's wife has said she believes her husband was shot because of his race and that he was an armed -- and that he wasn't armed, but the police say scott was indeed armed. the investigation is on going, and the officer remains on paid leave while the investigation continues. >> a lot 6 of interest in the case. thank you. a local teacher is on paid

text messages she sent to an 8th grade student. as of today sneed is on leave from unc middle school. she resigned from mcgee last school year in johnston county after text messages including talk of love and relationships. the ethics advisory committee reviewed the case but didn't take action against her teaching license. 5 on your side investigated and found that johnston county schools never turned over ethics committee never asked for him. after we showed her the text messages action the state superintendent -- messages, the state superintendent reopened the case. and the state's top criminal investigation agency is looking into whether crimes were committed in last spring's primary election in durham county. they're investigating the mishandling of more than a thousand ballots in the state

counted twice. the investigation could play a role in the still undecided case for governor. pat mccrory claims wrongful for illegal conduct in the heavily democratic county last week when 94,000 votes were reported late on election date. mccrory currently trails cooper by less than 5,000 votes. and reports say donald trump's secretary of state. preibus was named chief of staff. president obama held his first press conference since learning donald trump will be the next president of the united states. he spoke with cautious optimism about trump's upcoming term in office. >> reality has a way of inserting itself, and some of

allowed him to execute one of the biggest political upsets in history, you know, those are ones he'll hopefully put to good use on behalf of all american people. >> president obama also offered trump advice about unity during the news conference. we'll hear more about that at 10:00. an interfaith prayer search was held in raleigh tonight to address anxieties after election. the triangle martin luther king committee organized the program, and they offered encouragement as well as solution, saying the goal was unity and healing. >> it's been so negative and the words used and attacks on one another, most people are flash flood it's over, but at the same -- glad it's over, but at the same time they're afraid policies will be put in place

was on opportunity to extend an of ill branch to people that -- olive branch to people that disagree you. and hundreds gathered at the duke chapel to discuss the effect of a trump presidency on minorities and the lgbt community. it was also to spur action and get people involved in the political process. and today a judge denied a motion to against drew peterson. >> we're very disappointed. we're back to the beginning basically. it was a very painful part of our lives. >> a jury convicted peterson in the death of his way in 2003, but a jungle ordered a new trial -- judge ordered a new trial in 2011. safety and containment are

carolina. we're finding out the containment within the mountains is getting extremely difficult because of the very, very dry conditions. the fire right here is now is second highest priority fire in the nation. i think the first highest priority fire is in georgia at this point in time. so we're around the area with the highest priority fire according to the federal wild service. >> more than 20 wildfires are burning in our thousands of acres burned, hundreds had to leave their homes. during the media briefing earlier today, the governor said no deaths were caused by the fires and only a few structures damaged. dozens of firefighters from the triangle are battling on the front lines. they arrived today to relieve other firefighters that hadn't been off the front lines for days. they're working 15 hour shifts.

the largest wildfires in the state and scorched more than 3500 acres. >> it's different than what we're used to being on the eastern side of the state, we don't have the elevation and steep angles of the terrain, so it's a little different. but fire behavior is fire behavior. >> the estimated cost of damage is about 10 million dollars. and we'll check for updates or night. look for -- overnight. the morning on wral. and bittersweet changes firefighter june atkinson after losing her re-election bid. she talked about the surprise of losing the selection, and the pride she walks away with after serving the state for more than a decade. adam owens is live in downtown raleigh. phrase >> reporter: some people might now realize atkinson is the

superintendent in the country, and the first female to hold the position in the state of north carolina, but recently she lost her re-election bid, so she'll be leaving office, and talking to her earlier today it was clear that has been tough. >> one thing that i have are the memories of working really hard for each student in our state, and so i find that very rewarding. >> reporter: election night was a shock to state superintendent june atkinson, losing the she held for three terms to mark johnson, a school board member in winston-salem. >> i was very saddened and shocked that i lost the election. >> reporter: she's been in the north carolina public school system since 2005, but there was more she wanted to do. >> now with technology we can move to the place where testing is not overtly invasive. >> reporter: and she says her fight for school funding was not over.

not having the necessary resources they need. >> reporter: common core instruction was a talk in some circles, but atkinson supports it, says it helps students think critically and is misunderstood by some adults. >> i have yet to meet a person against the common core standards who have read the common core standards. >> reporter: other the years she fought a governor's appointment of a ceo to leaves she has concerns about prescribetyization but also leaves proud with gains in test and reading scores. >> there are a lot of things to celebrate. >> reporter: atkinson says she plans to write a book when she leaves office, including things she wanted to say while she had her job here but was unable to say because of her position.

interesting book. wral reached out to the incoming state superintendent mark johnson, but he wasn't available for an interview at the moment. >> adam owens, thank you. a wake county couple involved in a custody dispute, that couple now dead in what investigators call a murder- suicide. coming up the other new details coming out in the case. plus the concerns of raleigh residents over new construction in their five points neighborhood. >> and how much money the state is asking for the impact of hurricane matthew. we saw a little rain today and a whole lot of cloud cover, and the cloud cover is still sticking around tonight. at the time numbers today, it was a cool one. 54 at rdu, and 57 at fayetteville, but tomorrow the

about a murder-suicide. the two were involved in a bitter custody battle. jeremy pierce forced his way into becky pierce's parents home in fuquay-varina friday night. when police arrived both were dead. the couple's two small children were found safe in a separate area of the home. friends are still trying to come to terms with the tragedy. >> she always would greet you

she was a christian, and she was proud of that. >> tonight the granville county sheriff said he placed jeremy pierce on a 30-diapases suspension -- 30-day paid suspension but didn't say why. and police say a shooting overrule the weekend in morrisville was not random. a man was shot in the back, but his name or released. for the fourth time since it began the judge in the bergdahl case entered a new trial date. the judge set the trial to start may 15th of next year. he was concerned the prosecution isn't getting classified documents to the defense team in a timely manner. the defense says it still needs computer software to view the more than one and a half million pages of information

with the cost of hurricane matthew. the governor's office requested more than a billion dollars in disaster aid. most of the money to be used to repair housing, jobs, and agriculture needs, including long term plans to avoid problems in the future. the governor says initial estimates are that hurricane matthew caused 2 billion dollars in economic damage to north carolina. the hurricane matthew recovery committee holds their first meeting tomo from residents at the community college in lumberton. a disaster recovery center opened today in halifax county at the municipal building. the center stays open until 6:00 p.m. on wednesday. >. all hurricane matthew shelters are now closed. the last one was in hard hit lumberton in robinson county.

shelters stayed open until all families had a plan. just six days until the annual wral christmas parade. the pageant and excitement come do downtown saturday at -- to downtown saturday at 10:00 a.m. marching bands, floats, balloons, and entertainers will march through downtown streets and in all the parade has 115 entries. now if you can't make it to the bishop local raleigh it was broadcast live on wral. we'll be there to bring you all the fun. that's this saturday, already, in downtown raleigh. >> yeah, we hope you can come out and see us. we'll be on the float waving and singing. should be by great crowd and the -- should be a great crowd and the weather will be perfect. >> yes, not that cold. upper 40s to 50s, well into the 50s by the time the parade

>> perfect! >> yes, and looking dry at this point, and next thursday is thanksgiving! >> boy, time is flying! >> let's take a look at the radar view. still seeing a little light rain toward southern virginia in the past hour some drizzle reported at rdu, but this is the end of the rain, out of here over the next hour or so, and then clearing taking place, not happening yet at rdu. watching for fog, could be dense in spots. visibility up to sou it's a quiet week. peak of the warmth comes friday, could be in the 70s at that point, and then a cold front saturday that could bring a little light rain in the afternoon. we'll watch to see how the system progresses through the week. now there's the two and a half mile visibility at south hill, 10 miles last year at rdu, so we'll watch the numbers go down throughout the night, and

watching for the dense fog and let you know how it impacts traffic. here's the rdu skycam. still overcast, and we'll watch to seeing if clearing takes place. 51 at rdu with a dewpoint of 49, and a lot of low level moisture, so if clearing takes place the lower levels start to cool and that could help fog form, and that's let to start. now looking around the local numbers,51 her durham, and wake forest, and expanded view, 54 roxboro and fayetteville. rain last night and this morning. three tenths officially. much-needed rain, but none of it fell on the western part of the state. we expand the view, low pressure moving up the east coast, tomorrow in new england, and high pressure to the south and west scooting in, and will

again with high temperatures getting into the 70s. here's futurecast, we have a lot of cloud cover skill. out west it's clear. futurecast earlier this fog all over the viewing area, but now confining it to the southern counties. we believe we'll see at least some fog in the try and southern virginia -- triangle and southern virginia, maybe a patchy dense basis. lunchtime should be crystal clear, beautiful blue sky and a lot of temperatures hovering around 60 at that point, and then tomorrow afternoon should be quiet, the commute should be easy, and a lot of clear sky, and this time tomorrow night we look for clear sky and cooling down, we'll expect lows in the 40s for wednesday morning. so overnight it's mid to upper 30s to around 40 in fayetteville. 38 here in the triangle, and gradual clearing, and fog could develop perhaps on a patchy dense basis.

60, milder than today at lunchtime, and tomorrow afternoon lower to mid-60s. 67 fayetteville, and 65 here in the triangle, and 61 at roxboro. the bottom line tomorrow is that it's a bright day, not dreary like today and warm as well. and sunny. you'll need the sun glasses. 67 wednesday, thursday 68, friday 73. that might be a little conservative. could be more like 76 or so, and here's the football friday on the bleachers in the evening not bad, 63 by 7:00. 56 by 10:00, and by saturday could be in the low 70s. the front coming by in the afternoon. a little rain, but look at that sharp cool down for sunday and monday. highs in the low 50s! >> boy, that is kind of drastic. >> so relish the warmer days. >> definitely. >> thank you mike. an encouraging update about a polar bear that gained world wide attention after video of the animal appearing sad went

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butch davis will be introduced as the new head coach at florida international tomorrow afternoon. the former north carolina coach has agreed to a five-year deal to coach. he hasn't coached since he was fired in chapel hill at the beginning of what has become a long series of issues with the ncaa and unc. davis was never named in the reports about the academic misconduct, and he always said he did nothing wrong. fiu is definitely a job. they went to bowls this 2010 -- in 2010 and 2011. >> one of davis' former player is in the hospital. rams defensorrive end robert -- defensive end robert quinn is in stable condition after admitting himself with a non- football illness. quinn was diagnosed with a brain tumor while he was in high school in south carolina. >> the current heels are moving

duke. coach allowed a few days of wallowing as he said, but now the team has to get ready for the citadel: >> this is an undefeated football team, you know, an undefeated football team with a lot of things going for them. they run the ball very effectively. when they do throw it, they hurt you with it. they, they eat the >> nc state hosts miami this week in another game they really need to win if they want to go to a bowl this year. coach says this will be a tough game against a team that doesn't really beat itself often. >> they've only turned it over ten times when is unbelievable. one turn overor less per game -- turnover or less per game, and to me that's as good as you

averaging that few. >> campbell university officially announced it's joining the big south conference in football for the 2018 season. the move means the camels are start giving out scholarships to play football. they started celebrating the move on campus this afternoon. camp bell will continue to -- campbell will continue to play in the scholarship league until the start. >> today is a big step in making the campbell university football program into a division 1 fcs power house, and we can't wait to get started. >> fc central is playing basketball against ohio state and were actually up at the half, so we're paying attention to that. >> wow, wouldn't that be

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>. give donald trump single mother chance in the message -- a chance is the message from president obama to the people. >> tensions have been growing since the election, but mr. obama feels hopeful about the country's future. >> reporter: four days after sitting down with president- elect donald trump, president obama indulged more about their closed door 90 minute discussion, and encouraged americans to give him a >> i think he's sincere in wanting to be a successful president and moving this country forward. he also addressed the fears some have regarding what a trump presidency might look like for certain minorities and religious groups. >> i've been encouraged by his statements on election night about the need for unity and his interest in being the president for all people. >> reporter: another piece of advice from one president to

and to reach out to minority groups or women or others that were concerned about the tenor of the campaign. >> reporter: and that's something president-elect trump started to do sunday night during his first tv interview since the election, by allegedly harassing minorities. >> don't do it, it's terrible. i want to bring the country together. i'm so saddened to hear that, and i say stop it. if it helps i will say this, and right to the camera, stop it just president obama is now head -- >> president obama is headed overseas for a week long tour

stability. a georgia father will be sentenced next month for the murder of his son. harris faces life without parole. he was found guilty on eight counts today, including malice murder and cruelty to children. the 21-year-old son died after being left in his father's hot suv for seven hours. defense attorneys argued he simply forgot the boy was in there, but prosecutors said it was intentional. harris has 30 days to the convictions. a florida police officer is recovering after a shooting that left one man dead. police were trying to make a traffic stop when the driver jumped out of the car and attacked him. another man with a gun ran up and yelled for the driver to shot. then they heard gunshots. the driver was dead. the officer was taken to the hospital, but is expected to recover. it's not clear if the other person was a good samaritan or a police officer out of

and residents were left stranded after a devastating earthquake. rocks and mud swept across highways. military helicopters and ships are working to rescue hundreds of tourists and residents stranded in the coastal towns. the word's saddest polar bear now has a new temporarily home. people around the world were upset when the polar bear named pizza was found to be living at bad conditions in china aquarium. he's now being moved to ocean park to be reunited with his parents. several videos showed the bear in distress, and disturbed viewers and animal advocates around the world hope he'll be happier at his new home. adobe will pay $1 million for a data bleach effecting customers here in north carolina.

breach that effected thousands in the state. the attacker on the servers got credit card numbers, e-mail, and physical addresses, and user names. ibm has launched a new effort to connect north carolina veterans are high skilled the tech jobs. returning service members have a chance to get hands on training, certification, and job placement assistance. classe raleigh at the national guard headquarter. amazon home service social security expanding in raleigh. home services allows customers to by and schedule professional services from mounting a tv to installing a new garbage disposal and house cleaning. they expanded to 20 new metro areas around the country. a new smart watch on the market is powered by body heat.

industries starts at about $100, and using thermally electrics. the power watch has the basics like step counters, but also tracks watts of power generated throughout the day. >> so can you wear that in a climate hotter than 98.6 degrees? >> i think it's a little more technical than that. i' she was a trail blazer in the journalism industry. >> and tonight the world pays tribute to gwen ifill. >> and a condition in a popular neighborhood is drawing concern from residents. find out where it is and what's

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his latest album called 57th and 9th. he'll be hitting the road for a north america tour starting february 1st in vancouver. >> show me the girl. >> look at her, what if she is the one! the one who will break the spell! >> wow, this is a small piece of a new trailer released today for beauty and the beast. the popular disney story is now a live action remake featuring stevens as the beast. it hits theaters next march. >> i know my son loved the movie when he was younger. >> beauty and the beast? >> he'd be embarrassed to hear me say that [ laughter ] >> so what's trending? >> get a load of this. you guys all have dogs, we don't give our dogs table food or anything, so if anything falls off the counter when i'm

it up. like lemons or anything. >> lemons? mine won't eat that. >> well check out what this dog won't touch. the owner tries to give him a war head. he licks it, gets a taste [ laughter ] >> >. i'm not putting that in my mouth, you're crazy! what are you trying to do to me? [ laughter ] >> that's the funniest th i'll back it up just because i want to see it again. >> he's like um no. >> that expression is priceless [ laughter ] >> that is too funny! >> okay, who's going home to try that? just kidding, i would never [ laughter ] >> but this got more than a million views. he obviously loves his dog.

biggest firework demonstration, display, oh, man, they have great ones at the dpac, but this one, watch this time one, it's like 500 and some odd. >> wow. >> no, with a it, that was more. >> that was big as it was, but then they pan over and here's the big mac daddy one. ready? >> woah! >> look at that! look at the space that thing wasn't that amazing? >> i've never seen anything like that. >> let's watch it again! >> we're going to watch it again. here's the second one. for real, it's like almost a 600-pound firework bomb essentially. and you don't think it's going to be much, and then. >> yeah, that's pretty cool. >> it just filled up the sky. >> that's an art to be able to program that. the engineer that is program all that stuff. >> and expensive.

million views. i have them on my facebook page if you'd like to share those, and if you have something you think should be on what's trending send me a message. >> all right, thank you. a local tradition in a local neighborhood is not sitting well with some local residents, coming up where neighbors are not happy about a new construction plan in the works and how they're voicing their concerns. >> the super man was on display again tonight, but unfortunately see it around here because of the clouds, but we have video to show you. also watching out for dense fog. there's an advisory for the southeast parts of the state from lumberton to wilmington through 7:00 a.m., and it could expand here if fog forms.

it's a desirable address inside the raleigh belt line, ands also the prime service real estate. >> so industrial development inches closer to an established neighborhood? >> reporter: if you're looking for the make believe town of mayberry look no further than sun rise flag in raleigh. american flags are as common as front porch swings and rocking chairs, but the five points neighborhood is changing. the impaint little cot annals face new -- quaint little cottages face new owners that would rather tear down and rebuild, and at the end of the street there's this. >> i don't like it, i don't think anyone that lives here leashes it.

storage facility. neighbors created this image showing it towering over their homes. >> nobody wants to walk out their front door and see a monstrosity of a building in their backyard. >> reporter: the developer says he hears the neighborhood concerns but was unavailable for an on camera interviewed, but released this statement today. quote we have met with the neighborhood and working on solutions to dress their ken -- address their concerns. he'lls ask to city to help ease the traffic on the narrow avenue. the building will hit at the end of the intersection with carson street including a train yard. he'll encourage customers to use the much wider road. he plans landscaping to help hide some of the building as well. >> now we live with it i guess. >> reporter: still the homeowners are leery of what the next day will bring.

legal recourse. i'd love the opportunity to have it rezoned to something. >> the property needed no zoning changes. it's beginning to look a lot like the holidays in downtown durham. light up snow flakes like these were installed over the weekend, aren't they nice? the city will add more over the next couple of week, holiday tree will be delivered the day after thanksgiving. >> beautiful at night all lit up. >> look forward to that. >> getting so festive. the open house is thursday too, it's such a pretty time of year. >> love the big window displays. >> any snow mike? >> nothing like that any time soon, we'll get close to the mid and upper 70s by the end of the week.

glimpse of the marvelous super moon. here's the latest images. washington dc with the monument there. pictures and video going viral from across the country and overseas. the moon becomes full on the same day the orbit is closest to earth. there's another one on december 14th, but not quite as vivid as this one. let's take a look at weather going on. at the top of the newscast we told you about the fires out west and shows the picture earlier today courtesy of the nasa world view, and there's north carolina and georgia and tennessee, and all the white is coming from the fires, and you can see how thick the smoke is. they have air quality alerts for parts of south carolina,

also north george george. now all this is cloud -- georgia. now all this is cloud cover, as long as the fires keep burning and they don't have them under control we'll see days and days and days with poor air quality and a lot of smoke. could be quite some time this continues, and hopefully the weather will cooperate and bring some rain soon, but we don't see this. this is the rain fall potential over the next five days. the greatest totals could be up near new england where i this also have a -- they drought. rain over the mid-mississippi valley. the greens between a quarter and half inch. the lighter shaded green a tenth to a quarter of an inch, and nothing going on here rain- wise. now we do have rain in the forecast come saturday with the front, but it's a very small chance and per the european model. we're bankerring on that -- banking on that being correct.

picture. there's a front building out west, and in the coming days it shifts eastward, so by friday and saturday the ridge will be encompassing the southeast and the next trough arrives saturday night and sunday night bringing the chill, but with the ridge in place over the course of friday and saturday temperatures are likely to warm up well into the 70s, and you can see that in the seven-day forecast. now tomorrow because of the shine it's warmer, 65, most friday for area high school football game playoff it's nice in the 60s falling into the 50s by the end of the game, but friday and saturday quite warm. santa could be basking in the 60s when he comes to the end of the parade in downtown raleigh on saturday, and that rain will be more in the afternoon, so right now looking like the morning is dry, but gerald already jinxed it. >> it will not rain.

[ laughter ] >> thanks mike. a 2000-mile swim for a good cause. >> still ahead the man taking on the atlantic ocean, and how

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a colorful drawing with signs from all religions and nationalities. the artwork was made by children who benefit from the foundation of the german team captain d goal keeper. after the meeting the team traveled to milan and faced italy for a match tomorrow. a 38-year-old british man has embarked on quite a mission, to swim 2,000 miles across the atlantic ocean. ben harper is trying from senegal to brazil. this should take four to five months to complete the mission. the nfl appears to be bouncing back in viewership numbers after competing with the hype of the election and world series. the nfl slumping tv ratings got a much-needed boost sunday during the sea hawks and patriots game. yesterday's game scored the highest rating for any week 10

that was some game. a newly unveiled exhibit at a wisconsin zoo is a real hoot. >> they welcomed two snow owls. they can't be released into the wild because of injuries. a rescue group helped rehab the owls and now they'll live at the zoo. it's one of two dozen zoos across the country with the oreo is entering the candy bar business. they're introducing the oreo chocolate candy bar and big crunch candy bar. >> mike is moaning over here. >> they have a middle of cookies and filling and chocolate too.

in january. >> you could dip it again in dark chocolate. >> that's a great idea. >. a former first family just got a little bigger. george w. and laura just welcomed a new puppy, freddie into their home. there he is on the left obviously [ laughter ] >> he was found by a sanitation worker abandoned at a dump site in dallas, and he was adopted last week from the aspca of >> he looks a little shy. >> yes, it's a lot to take in newly rescued. >> and they're probably intimidating. former president and first lady [ laughter ] >> thanks for watching. for weather and traffic every

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