. >>> the carolina theatre is trying to bounce back from a $1 million deficit. leaders. nonprofit that managing the theaters were unaware of the deficit until an issue of unpaid taxes came up last year. since then they have hired an independent account and and they are working on a plan to get that debt paid down. the city owns the building and may step in. >>> the rex hospital angel fund has an extra $50,000. last october about 400 cyclists including many from team wral seen here cycled through wake and chap a.m. counties. today event organizers presented unc recommend healthcare with a check. the fund helps cancer patients by paying for transportation, utilities, prescriptions, and so much more. >> i saw elizabeth in the pictures. she will very busy tomorrow morning talking about this storm system that we have. >> right. and it could turn out to be a total flop. the -- if all you do is go off the latest computer model forecast, you would say nothing is going to happen, okay? but if that's all we did here, then we -- we're closely overpaid. last sunday, for instance, si

anybody who has any business downtown -- we are going past the carolina theatre -- it point but as you know the later it gets, the colder it gets, things could freeze. it is just very pretty right now. we will keep an eye on things throughout the day and let you know how conditions go. we will keep you informed as we roll through the entire city and county of durham, possibly in orange county where we expect to have snow, keeping an eye on that for you and making sure you know what is ahead. if you don't have to drive through this, we recommend that you don't. that's it for now from the storm chaser. key an eye on us and we will make sure you are informed about conditions in the durham and orange county area. john: even our southern counties are not being spared this time. fayetteville under that winter weather advisory. barbara: nicole carr is on alert there. what is happening where you are, nicole? good morning. barbara. not much happening in cumberland county but the in famousfamous fountain here in downtown always tells you how cold it is. it is definitely chilly but we don't have

the carolina theatre trying to bounce back from a more than $1 million deficit it went about late last year. heads of the nonprofit say they were unaware of the large deficit until an issue of unpaid taxes signal problems in the accounting working on a plan to get the debt paid down. the city, which owns the theater building, may help out, but leaders say they are counting on that. >> we need to make sure we understand what happened. we need to make sure the accountability and the trust between the city and the institution is restored and when the city manager has had all of his questions answered, the city manager will make a recommendation about what he thinks is appropriate. >>> last week the summit church which uses the theater on sunday is offered to take over the lease or buy the building. the city says it's not at the point where an offer like that is necessary. >>> some middle school students have new computers thanks to a special donation. the kramden institute gave east lake middle school 50 computers. they were delivered this morning. the nonprofit group refurbishes computer

in fact being a look at and asked to go back doors and denied services and in cases like the carolina theatre, having to use a side entrance to john:lly succeeded in bringing on a new day in tournament around the country. >> how did the carolina and of being desegregated? >> that would be like giving away the key to the plot in the movie. it was a long process involving multiple efforts of the group of a young people and senior citizens advising us. the key factors the election of a new mayor in durham helped to finally bring an end to the segregation that was rampant in durham. john: fascinating story, thank the guided tours of the exhibit will take place friday, february 19, from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. and february 22. you can go to the -- to our website for more information, abc11.com. barbara: at this hour, state lawmakers are trying to figure out how to draw the north carolina congressional district. a federal court declared the first and health district unconstitutional because race played a part in their creation. andrea blank is at the legislative building and look for reportstoday at 4:

the romance carolina theatre could reach a deficit of $1.6 million by the end of the year. current that around 1.3 million. bonfield plant to meet with the theater's interim ceo dan berman to discuss the debt next monday. >> the state dot select is preferred route for the 540 out or the through southern wake county. the orange route is the route competition officials have been eyeing for the past 20 years but environmentalists didn't like it because they say it's the most destructive to wetlands. the deity also came up with roots which threatened homes and businesses. deities said the orange route has least impact on homes, businesses and historic sites. could still get approval of regulators and if it does construction will start in 2018. >> another candidate out of the gop race for set -- president. rick santorum shut down his campaign. >> plus we are live in california with a lookout shows off the passion fans have for their neighbor football team. at the center of today's . >> super bowl city is getting more crowded and more colorful. >> kbak jerricho wins is live war o

and open to the public however space is limited. 3 3 the university of south carolina dance company will host the dance theatre of harlem tonight at seven.the one-night performance will be at the koger center for the arts.tickets prices start at twenty dollars and are available online, at the box office and by phone.purchase online at capitol tickets dot com. 3 benedict college will celebrate black history month today at eleven a-m.today's event "no greater faith" will feature family members and church shooting.they will share their stories and honor the impacct of african americans througout u-s history.the college will cocoinue to host events and activities througout the month of february.the event today is free and open to the public.it will take place at antisdel chapel on the benedict college campus. 3 the central carolina community foundation is bringing new york times financial columnist ron lieber to columbia to give some parenting advice.the best selling author will discuss his new book, the opposite of spoiled: raising kids who are grounded, generous and smart about money.lieber will focus on how to

theatres. today the latest love story from north carolina novel liss -- novelist nicholas sparks hits the big screen. it is the 11th book by sparks to be turned into a movie. look most of them the north carolina coast plays a prominent role. a lot of folks recognize some familiar locations from around wilmington. barbara: the statistics are startling. one of three women will die from heart disease. today everyone is encouraged to wear red to bring attention. tomorrow crabtree valley mall will host a series of events. wakemed will have health screens and you can have lane dancing to get the -- line dancing to get it is 11:00 to 2:00 tomorrow. spirit. you see your red. orange tie. don: i have a wonderful wife and a daughter and i don't want them struggling with heart disease. if we can get people aware of things you can do i will do something special. today you may see a little precipitation or flurries. by this afternoon those chances are zero and stay there saturday, sunday. monday to tuesday we are seeing something. we will talk more about that in the seven-day forecast. you are seeing some snowfla

theatre can deliver. it doubled as more watched on the biggest screen in north carolina. >> i love the oscars. i watch them every year with my mom so it is a big deal with me. we are happy to show it on the biggest screen around. john: money raised will go to the program. folks are saying on social media about the oscars. amber: a lot of people sending out thoughts. when you are searching #oscars to find out what everyone is talking about it is dominated about i leonardo dicaprio. i clicked on a few. he won as you have been hearing and this is one finally no one deserves it more. so many are talking about lady go georgia's performance as you -- lady gaga and she sang a song about sexual assault victims. a lot of people said that gave them goes bumps. i have chills from the performance. that is this tweet. then this is fashion. this makes both of the hit. this is heidi klum and they are asking people to vote because it had so many different viewpoints. a lot of colored on many of the ladies and you can see a lot of vibrant color there. and look at michael strahan. not everybody in a black and w

carolina 27 years. well done. we appreciate you. reporter: to every artist who made it to this stage a community theatre, auditorium a teacher like there played a critical role getting them there. barbara: that is awesome. congratulations. he won out of 4,500 others nominated from all 50 states. a former teacher of his nominated him. she says he taught students to be inspirations. john: i didn't know they give away awards like that. well deserved. 4:57 and a daunting task for folks in granville county. after a to lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer, john: breaking news deadly rampage in kansas. what we are debate before surgeon tuesday. the verbal jabs. caitlin: breaking news about a plane crash. how many victims there are and why getting to them will be a challenge. john: good morning, carolina. it is 5:00, 35 degrees, i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. thank you for joining us. we will have more but first meteorologist meteorologist don schwenneker in the storm storm. it is c

immigration reform, south carolina gop elected officials will be discussing its role in the republican presidential campaign today. the forum will take place at the russell house theatre, that's tonight at 6:00. and prepping for the first in the south primary, you should know is no small task. >> rochelle: not at all. ofcials with the south carolina state elect commission have been working for months, deciding on different pog locations, creating a voting database and installing that database in each of those voting machines. >> you know, a large county could have a thousand voting machines. that's a lot of hands on work to get those voting machines reidy for election day. >> lot of work ahead. counties must also select and train poll workers, so that they can work those polls until they close election night. and just a reminder, the republican primary election will be held on february 20th. the democratic primary will take place just a week later, february 27th. for more information on the primary, you can get all the information on the website, abc columbia.com. >> eric: still to come, our coverage of the vote 2016 continues this morning. >> rochelle: what the top c