you are going to run into some rain in southfield, virginia. as you head east of tarboro, really starting to strengthen away from our viewing area. still northern rocky mountains with some rain earlier that is pretty much over with selfless of the triangle pretty quiet. here is a look at the radar picture. you can see all this rain lifting northward moving slowly and that will be what we will see this afternoon with slow- moving rain in the same place problems. there may be some isolated pockets of heavy rain causing flooding. in some places the ground is still saturated. here is a look at the roxboro skycam. we may end up with some sunshine around lunchtime. they could start as early as lunchtime. 73 is our current temperature have been watching the visibility southwest of the triangle. still a quarter-mile visibility in southern pines. even in fayetteville. it is 70 in southfield with everyone else checking in in the low to mid-70s right now with a stationary front helping to produce the showers and thunderstorms we saw overnight. expect anot

he found it registered to a steve staeger in southfield, michigan. he googled that name and found me. i am a steve staeger from southfield, michigan. but the guy he is talking about is my dad. he was a ham radio operator until i probably ruined his equipment. that lighter was a gift from my mom a long time ago. i am pretty proud of my dad but i probably would say i have never been more proud of him turkey, one day 10 years ago. when he kicked that habit, he kicked everything else involved to the curb, he was sure he threw that lighter away. the seller told me he found it at a flee market, get this, in denver where his son is now a tv reporter, some 1200 miles away from the spot my dad last had it. >> mom told me to buy it so we could regift it. i did, and since dad is a friend of next and watches every night from michigan, weur here. i am looking forward to hearing about this and the adventures when he comes to town for the great american beer festival in october. speaking of beer, we know you >>> we get that next is like a restaurant that just opene

it feels 5105 in southfield, 102 and raleigh, lillington and they appeal is 102 it will feel like one of five at times or hotter. actual temperatures should be close to 95. we will be back to 93 x 6 p.m. isolated storms through that drive home. by daybreak tomorrow we should be in the middle 70s. i will have a closer look at the rest of your work three forecasts and where was he a >>> the murder case that has captivated not just the triangle, but people around the world for 15 years now is back in the headlines. michael peterson accused of killing his wife is inside of a durham courtroom right now. we have been inside all morning . justin, bring us up to speed. >> this is michael peterson faces a retrial. we want to show you video of michael peterson waited before the court hearing began. it started just about an hour ago. his attorneys file three motions about the care and preservation of evidence and current conditions. among today's witnesses they call archie smith the clerk of superior court here in durham. this is the latest chapter in a 15 year long saga involving the novelist.

it is 76 in durham and 75 in rocky mount, wilson, and erwin with 73 in southfield. expect to mid and upper 70s and 90 by lunchtime. it is going to be a toasty one. >> not a lot of >> reporter: today that the we will take a look at that on futurecast. brian is here with a look at the commitment. >> it looks good inside the beltline for sure. as we take a look at durham -- wral traffic south on rock quarry road will for a crush on lyndhurst drive. i will zoom in just to check the sensors. we are not picked up any delays on it could change. right now it is looking clear as they get the minor crash paired up. it is pretty quiet looking good on the north side of raleigh. capital to i-40 is taking 40 minutes. on us-1 and 401 no delays heading toward 540. we will show you traffic moving along pretty well in germ. we do want to point out we are four westbound right around lake wheeler road. right now traffic is moving along fairly well. in durham no trouble to report on the freeway. 85 itself is in good shape and 40 eastbound leaving chapel hill on toward rdu there have no

it is already 79 in raleigh, 78 including, 77 in southfield. each day this weekend it is going to feel like 100 degrees to 105 and we will have very few thunderstorms.>>> breaking records along the coast, up next, the areas seeing more sea >>> in man shot and killed at a hotel in duhram and so far no word on if police have any suspects. it happened around 1:00. bill leslie is in the newsroom. >>reporter: not a lot of information from the police so far. they haven't yet released the name of the victim, here is what we do know. police say the man was dead when they found him outside the hotel. in hotel guest told us that he saw two men fleeing. they searched inside and around a yellow taxicab at the scene. around the corner near a red roof van police use dogs to search a nearby wooded area. earlier in the day and officers swarmed the hotel. other guests that it appear multiple people -- police am not confirm if the scene was connected to the shooting. the sign on the door says duhram's best. we reached out to that company, a worker would only say

take a look, do you recognize anything from the southfield? a man is alongside his car, and the details are tough to make out. a woman said that man attacked her along washington eve on july 28. >> he immediately pepper sprayed her and she got overwhelmed and fell to the ground. he grabbed her by the ankles and dad her down the sidewalk. a good samaritan stopped that attack. this is a police sketch of the suspect. he is described as african-american, with glasses and goatee and 5' 10" and this is the car he is described to have 2014 silver nissan. >> we hear from a man who was brutally beaten as a business in the castro district. he was beaten so badly that his fractured jaw needed to be reattached to his skull. he was attacked at bar on market street called the cafe and he thinks it could be asked because he asked someone to leave the bar where he works. >> silicon valley news that is big: massive layoffs are coming to cisco according to a technical news site reporting that the san jose-based cisco will lay off 14,000 workers almost 20% of th

might be less thought -- less half an inch me, everybody needs to it is 76 in henderson and ate in southfield. 79 in sanford 80 degrees in southern pines. the high pressure is really putting the lid on our thunderstorm. are high will be slipping off to the south east and a cold front finally pushing into our area. this one is going to weaken significantly but we still have the weekend. a stronger front comes in late sunday into monday. that gives a better chance for rain and it will finally break a little relief and dry air. this is not going to really help us out so we will be watching that. here is futurecast as we are still under the high pressure of which we will only see a slight shower and thunderstorm with a 20% chance today and tomorrow a 40% chance as it still, they will be scattered. so not everybody will see them. the ones that pop up are likely to produce heavy rain. is not likely to be anything terribly widespread. busy in the weather center watching tropical depression six. winds at 35 miles-per-hour moving northwest at 15. it is likely to become tropical storm fiona today befor

right now we been watching some rain in southfield virginia. it is light up into mecklenburg county. are not dealing with any rain at the moment. 75 in holly springs. 70 in knightdale and 75 in smithfield. we have mainly cloudy skies now but close to lunchtime we may see some sunshine with the noon time temperature at 81 degrees. we should see some storms develop knee -- namely south of the triangle. by 4:00 expect scattered showers in downtown durham. the chance of storms goes down with temperatures up toward the no of the week. i will show you all of the details in the seven-day forecast. >>> there is a new commander in charge of the army national guard. it was held in morrisville yesterday as lieutenant colonel joseph bishop took command of the aviation brigade. this brigade supports state and federal emergency responses, search and rescue teams, and law enforcement agencies. natural disasters both within north carolina and across the united states. >>> volunteers with a local church worksheet pack hundreds of backpacks. they are filled with

let's take a look at what is going on heading over to southfield this morning were indisputable. however, in other spots we have a nice little breeze you can see the flag flying at the clone a theater likes to play with his group. bill, we need to find out when you are playing. 68 is our current temperature at the airport with the two points dropping in the lower the number the less muggy it feels. 61 in roxboro and 63 in south hill right now. 74 degrees in fayetteville. the us to watching the cooler we haven't quite made it to the southeastern corner of our viewing area. i look at this at 4:30 am when we started our newscast and we didn't have this kind of a change. they are dropping nicely with 10 degrees cooler in south hill than it was yesterday and six in rocky mount. that is the difference that you can feel. what we can really feel the drop in the dew point. they have been in the low to mid-70s for the last weeks and now they are dropping into the 60s. especially low 60s with raleigh and south hill. you can see the big difference. it is all thanks to this cold front. at my

most likely from raleigh to southfield to roxboro to the west it may not be as high. those are the areas who are not under the heat advisory. the advisory is right along the i-95 corridor. want to take it easy. especially along the i-95 corridor for this afternoon. we are still expecting a gradual backing off of the heat over the next several days. are chance of precipitation should go up as well. we will cover all of that coming up. >> things, elizabeth. >>> they were accused of milking the wake county school system out of money. >> the last of the cases is being tried this week. rodney smith started the scheme. wral's amanda lamb has been in the courtroom following this story and he joins us wayne county justice center to explain what is going on. >> reporter: bill, it is a little complicated, but i am going to break it down for you. smith is accused of paying a wake county court here are the wake county justice center to falsify information in the computer. that information that allowed him to get out of paying tens of thousands of dollars that was owed to the cour

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thanks fornd, holding on from southfield, michigan. you are on.ching a, i was and theyn the moon, made an argument that the moon is hollow. the reason we have not gone back the ufo.y said is i don't believe that, but curious. by the way, the need a remark, thank god for the government. guest: we know a lot about the moon, and i can guarantee is not hollow. it is a solid body which has evolved over time. it is made up of materials much like the earth. in fact, we believe it was created soon after the earth was from an impact of another body. that.rth he created from it is a solid body. host: with all the sensitive instruments, what happens if you develop a problem with the instrumentation. are there self-correcting measures, or how does that work? guest: on every one of our spacecraft, we work very hard to get our probes healthy. our teams get together and build the command sequences. this allows them to obtain engineering data. they determine how it is degrading. from that knowledge, they are able to operate it on a temporary basis or fully operat