joel: hi again, everyone. heather: p -- police in wake county investigating a break-in. joel: they found the front door open, the glass shattered, but the intruders didn't take anything.

store but surprisingly, they didn't take anything. this is connected to another break-in. stores this morning. two men entered this abc liquor store on vineyard pinelake in opened around the clock running. according to roseville police chief, the men were not armed and they did take anything. about three hours earlier, two men broke into the abc liquor store on east nash street about 20 miles away. they believe the same men committed the break-ins. the suspects also broke their front doors to get into the store. if you have any information, you should contact the roseville police department. joel: now to stories from our

honoring those with down syndrome. heather: we begin with world down syndrome day. they spent the morning putting together care packages to make the transition a little smoother. just one month ago, sarah callahan's world was turned upside down. >> we found out in the hospital about 20 minutes after city was born. it was quite a shock to us. reporter: sadie was born with down syndrome. >> the way it was delivered was overwhelming. reporter: it's how jenna white describes feeling after abruptly son. know. i got a call over the phone at work.

with all the newborn necessities. >> a new baby blanket, a onesie. reporter: and information on how to connect with other families in their shoes. >> this is something to celebrate. for some parents, it may be hard to see that in the moment. reporter: it is not just what is in the inside that way -- they hope a connect to new paris. they hope to -- new parents. they hope to connect with hospitals around the triangle. >> you are a child with down syndrome or that you are going to have a child with down syndrome. > you get really scared and you don't know. reporter: the governor has declared today down syndrome awareness day in north carolina. if you are a new to a child with down syndrome and you want to learn more about the welcome bag or if you would like to help make one, we put all the information on our website.

tell you about. a round being installed at the intersection of carl street and broad street. drivers should use caution in the area. they work is expected to take about 45 days to complete. the roundabout at the intersection is an effort to reduce accidents in that area. and a ford bragg soldier in court this afternoon accused of murdering a fellow surgery -- fellow soldier. both were members of the 82nd airborne division during police responded to the 400 loch of lands end road late saturday night. -- 400 block of lands andend road late saturday night. heather: an update on the people

joel: protesters staging a die-in outside the duke headquarters. tisha: aid thereof teen face -- a durham teen facing deportation gets a stay. what we are learning about his high school. and our local law enforcement put in their brakes on the long-held belief about speeding.

speeding campaign revs heather: if you own an amazon kindle, you will want to install an update by tomorrow. or you will end up doing a lot more work. the update is necessary for downloading but from the cloud,

it ensures that your devices operating with the latest software. joel: a driver in maryland into a drive-through. four people were hurt when an this morning. authorities have requested a structural engineer to assess any damage to the building happy birthday to twitter. the social media platform turns 10 today. we can only imagine what the next decade will bring. joel: take a moment and wished

checking up on the final rehearsal before hitting the dance floor tonight for the big

heather: a man and his three children in a head-on collision on their way to school. joel: and caroline amusement park gearing up for a new season. heather: a head-on crash left one person dead and three others injured. richard maas crossed the centerline, slamming into an suv , with a father taking his three children to school. such extreme damage indicated not only speed, but something distracted maas. the father and the children are being treated for injuries at a

joel: a group of protesters participating in a die-in. for the last year, duke has been delivering bottled water to those residents. last week, the state reversed course and said that the water quality within their wellies within federal -- within their well is within federal standards. heather: from thrill rides to zombie invasion, a looks like the 16 line-up has something for everyone. good news for spring breakers. it will be open daily.

and the spring food festival, food from the carolinas. joel: this season featuring three football pros, a grammy award-winning singer, and the ex-wife of a leading presidential candidate. heather: and some old tv favorites, including kim fields from up facts of life" and "living single." things. anna: we really are. now. right behind me is the ballroom. that thing is sealed off, top secret. all we can here is the music. things. just two weeks ago, actors, actresses, athletes, our very own ginger, not professionally

a few minutes will be dancing in front of millions of. viewers we got our hands -- millions of viewers. we got our hands on this rehearsal video, marla maples and kim fields. they do this for hours a day. and when they go home, they still practice. you can tell they are really having some fun. this is team jen and juice. for the past two weeks, this is the kind of fun this pairs having. ginger says they practice four to five hours a day, on top of her two hours on "good morning america" and her new mommy duty to her baby who just turned three months old yesterday. they flew to l.a. this weekend and she will fly back to new

i asked ginger, when abc came to her to see if she would join the seasons cast, how did she feel about adding this major commitment to her growing to do list? ginger: i am a huge fan of the show. i.e. immediate reaction was absolutely. i think this is a great place because i look at even what my mom did as a mother and i think about how much she worked and was going to school and really put so much out there and didn't have even the support that i have. i know that other women and i know that i can do this. so that is what came over me. i hope in the end, i can find a new evolution of myself and also me. anna: i'm sure that when baby adrian watches this video, you will be super proud of what she's doing right now. earlier today, walking around

with all the music and that good stuff, i posted it video of that video -- that interview. in just a few minutes, they will invite us inside. so we will have more on that after the show tonight at our 11:00 newscast. we are having a lot of fun at here in lala land. joel: breaking news happening now in the sand hills. news of a shootout inside a make donald's in fayetteville -- inside a mcdonald's in fayetteville. greg: four people were involved, to which are wounded. >> around 4:30 this afternoon, a

individual young men apparently to consummate a deal made on craigslist for a cell phone. during the exchange, from what we understand, guns were produced. right now, we don't know how many guns, but more than one. one individual fired multiple shots inside the store. it had a lot of folks enjoying their meal. two of the three we believe were shot. their wounds are not life-threatening. they have been taken into custody. we are trying to figure out is eckley what occurred -- figure

greg: the good news is that none of the customers or the employees in the mcdonald's were wounded. >> that's right. fayetteville. and we are all wondering where is it. chris: tomorrow for sure. but we have to get through tonight. there is a frost advisory fraud virginia. there is the frosted visor that is in effect through late tonight, 4:00 a.m. through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. look at the warm-up your spring returns tomorrow, mid-60's, where we should be. then close to 80 when we get to thursday. so this has been a short cool snap. you really felt it yesterday with temperatures in the 40's. look at fayetteville, nice blue skies. it is cool, but nice and sunny.

temperatures generally the 50's now, below average, but with that nice, bright sun, maybe not feeling as bad as yesterday. skies mostly clear, a sunny, cool day. there is that snowstorm that occurred in parts of new england late last night, early this morning. 48 inches fell there. through the 40's violent -- into the mid-30's. starting out in the mid-30's tomorrow morning. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. the warming trend continues throughout the region. getting a little bit gusty out there. still warming up nicely. look at the upper-level wind flow as we head toward the end of the week. . maybe a few showers as we get into friday morning. a cold front goes through friday, but we don't get into any chilly air.

just a little bit cooler by the latter part of the week or the weekend. in the seven day, mid-70's wednesday, & thursday, showers thursday night. should chlorella later in the day friday. easter weekend, saturday looks dry. sunday hopefully looks dry. a system comes in either sunday night or monday. if it gets pushed up a few hours, it could impact easter sunday. the right now, we are keeping it dry. heather: item after item, all damaged after being stored in rented garages. you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get a delicious six-inch sub, made fresh in front of you. it's the three-dollar sub of the day: one of our best 6-inch subs, a different sub every day of the week, for just three dollars.

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joel: a wake county couple dealing with thousands of dollars of damage due to a water issue. diane: this couple was in transition, building a new house, but in need of temporary housing. they thought they found a good fit. but when they moved out of the temporary housing, they discovered thousands of dollars of damages. mold and water damage on many of patricia's possessions. >> this is where it sat in water and the wood is physically splitting.

after picture of the damages. >> the property managers suggested that we could rent the garages to house our stuff. we thought that would be great. diane: patricia rented three garages to store all the positions. but they -- possessions. but they discovered a big problem when her husband retrieved an item from the garage. >> he opened up the garage and water came out. we noticed right away that there was water. no actively. diane: once they moved everything out of the garages -- >> boxes had disintegrated. standing water. diane: patricia wanted the apartment complex to be responsible since she said water

>> they kept saying there -- there -- they kept saying their regional director was saying there was no leak. diane: according to her insurance company, the damages are only covered it a our storm related, not because of a leak. >> we are not done. diane: thousands of dollars spent, special possessions lost. now she wants others not to make the same mistake. >> you've got to tell people not to put their personal possessions in these garages and she looked at me and said that this is what people use them for. diane: we reached out and said that storing anything other than vehicles is straggly prohibited.

make sure they have the right insurance coverage. the best advice is, if you are storing anything other than a vehicle in a garage like this, more than likely you are not covered if something in fortunate like -- something unfortunate like this happens. joel: thank you for that. if you've got a consumer complaint or need the troubleshooter to get involved, send an e-mail or you can reach out on twitter. she is the troubleshooter, diane wilson. eyewitness news continues. tisha: her son was hours away from being the audit and steve: he has just been given a slight reprieve. the major development unfolding today. tisha: law enforcement says there isn't a buffer zone when it comes to speeding.

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