our air will be coming from the south, raleigh-durham 38. charleston south carolina sitting at 44. this will be our weather for thomas we get in the 40's. we will watch this front to the north slowly sag toward northeastern, pennsylvania. during the day on saturday we're in the 40's. mix of cloud and sun. that is comfortable. then by sunday instead of the front coming all the way down in philadelphia, it gets stuck just to the north of the poconos, so we will stay under the influence of high pressure. that means southerly wind get stronger, our suburbs will see 40's to the north but some 50's in philadelphia and areas to the south.

i imagine it will be something similar in durham. >> thank you." is when we focus on one number. shelby holidays joining us with more. >> the bwest byte's $14 billion, the amount of money president obama dedicated to cyber security defense in his budget. that would be spread across the government, funding things like training for the fbi, software updates for weapons programs and construction of a civilian cyber campus that aims to boost private public partnerships. lots of spending involved, lots of details. overall, the message here is cyber security is incredibly important. >> we cover these stories ad nauseam here on bloomberg west. they spring up out of everywhere. the president seems to recognize what a big issue this is. when they put themselves in a bind with the nsa, with trust us, we want your data is hard to get by with a history of this administration and the last one as well. >> an interesting dynamic. another thing that stuck out is that he is dedicating $100 million to a digital service team, that aims to replicate the team that tur

. >> i love the durham is on the list. why did you pick these cities?as relationships with hubs in a few cities. these are three of them. when we're choosing where to roll out the program, we looked look to what the demographic makeup was of the cities, and what was kind of happening there around entrepreneurship. we working with three attack hubs -- tech hubs in the cities. we are partnering with them around the diversity involved. >> google fiber also coming into the raleigh-durham area. >> i can't hurt. i do get shows a real investment in geographic areas that have a lot of potential as an entrepreneurship space. >> i was in provo, utah, where you don't see a lot of african american people. but a lot of startups, because of this high-speed access that's available in that town. >> we thought happening kansas city as well. i imagine it will be something similar interim a. -- in durham. >> thank you. "bwest byte" is when we focus on one number. shelby holidays joining us with more. >> the bwest byte's $14 billion, the amount of money president obama ded

as veteran catcher crouch davis he beats the rookie and wins the girl in "bull durham." >> i believe kisses that last three days. >> when you look back on any of your sports manufacture ease what stays with you, what resonates? >> yous. if you do a picture right it can live forever. >> run a lap. >> reporter: which is exactly what he's hoping will happen to "mcfarland usa." >> you want another one? >> reporter: costner is no longer the jock he's the gracefully aging down on his luck coach. >> we have kids who seem like they can run forever. they carb load on rice and beams. they go to school all day, some of them run home. i've seen it. >> reporter: "mcfarland usa," based on the true story of jim white, a new to town coach who sees athletic potential in the latino kids of this poor california farming town. >> you've croached cross country? >> no. >> track? >> no. >> there's something in our psyche that doesn't like when somebody says we can't do something. there's something specific about america, yes we can, i'll show sdplu. >> reporter: nearly all the kids in this immigrant town wo

, here in durham, there is a lot of snow. about 4 inches fell in the city overnight. upwards of about 8 inches across the state. and it is the heavy wet stuff coating power lines like the ones you see above me. right now there are estimates that about 200,000 people are without power. it's making it hard to stay on roads, sidelining trucks and overturning cars. plows are clearing aside the cold splush. >> we're anticipating a very tough storm. >> reporter: state troopers responded to nearly 3,000 accidents in 36 hours. and on wednesday, the governor urged people to stay at home. >> all the state can see hazardous driving conditions. >> reporter: and it's not just the tar heel say the dealing with the elements. fog, rain, snow and freezing temperatures creating treacherous conditions in northern georgia wednesday. two cars collided with a semi. low visibility plagued tennessee roads with snow accumulating at up on 2 inches an hour. 2kr50i6 a bus landed on its citeside. hundreds of schools have been delayed or canceled. this is

vinita nair has more from durham, north carolina. >> reporter: many southern states are still dealing with the messy, dangerous conditions left behind by thursday's storm. >> by tomorrow morning it won't be like this at least. >> reporter: north carolina governor pat mccrory is urging people to be cautious on the roads. >> a lot of accidents occur after the storm has left when people become more comfortable and think everything is okay. >> reporter: from up above the view it'ser is even. on the ground a different story. the snow and ice have led to overturned cars, toppled trees and snapped power cables. at one point people in the carolinas were without heat and electricity. >> a lot of people are staying in their houses just to try to keep the heat in. >> reporter: and now crews are working 16-hour shifts in the cold slush to turn it back on. >> we were really fighting the storm, just trying to ride the wave. >> reporter: kolman brown is with durham's department of public works. he says snow this heavy is not typical for the state. >> when it lays on the trees, the trees are not used

. >> reporter: this is the scene above durham after last night's storm. four inches of snow fell in this part of the state, even more in the hardest-hit regions of the south, enough to snap tree limbs and fracture power lines. today crews were dealing with the clean-up like this utility pole that splintered under the heavy weight of the snow. >> can you tell me when the power will be back on? >> jay simmons is directing part of the 1,000-person emergency team, helping to restore power. he's on a 16-hour shift. >> that's a big storm anywhere, 200,000 people, but hopefully a lot of the problem will just be the freeze -- trees and we can clear them. >> reporter: coleman brown is with the durham department of public works. >> the snow was coming down so hard, it was really difficult for us to keep up. >> reporter: last night's storm coated the south in snow and ice from georgia down to texas inch lubbock icy roads caused this vehicle to flip. in tennessee drivers were stranded on i-24 for hours overnight. more than in north carolina, the roof of a stable buck

just treacherous conditions, traveling around charlotte and raleigh-durham but as we go north, it has been so cold, we are dealing with snow, only snow steady snowfall throughout the the philadelphia area. that is why we are seeing it pile up a little bit. but as we look out toward lehigh valley pocono mountains and berks county it is starting to let up a little bit. not the the case to the south of us though where we are seeing steady snowfall continues. temperatures as you walk out the door still really cold, 14 degrees, not as cold as yesterday but we have a single digit wind chill, five is the wind chill in philadelphia right now. sunrise happens at 6:51 but we will wait until the sun comes out and even when that happens it does in the the get that much warm. and we have a few single will digit wind chill out there this morning. your planner is just snowy start and slick road as bob kelly business to tell you. clouds will linger after a the the snow exits and then we will get to a high of 28 degrees, even with the sunshine we won't get anywhere close to a freezing temperature, at

. >> it's going to get ugly from dallas right to raleigh-durham and hampton roads. that's a big swath of the south with ice and snow. now, the storm that brought the rain, snow, sleet, all that to texas yesterday is moving off the coast. the low country of south carolina, you're getting ice. still snow into the piedmont and the triangle in north carolina still seeing snow right now. that ends today. the next round comes in. this is what we have for today. one, two to four inches. that's it to go. another storm develops in texas and moves toward the east coast. here it comes. comes out of mexico. gets the gulf of mexico moisture and then tries to turn it into a snowstorm for dallas, little rock, memphis, nashville all of the way up toward raleigh-durham and into winston-salem and eventually hampton roads. big snow numbers for the south. 4 to 6 inches north of atlanta. look from charlotte right on through raleigh, that could be a foot of snow even into the low country of north carolina. that's what we're worried about. doesn't take 4, 12 or 16 inches to make a mess in

vinita nair, cbs news, durham, north carolina. >>> virginia state police say troopers have responded to more than 200 weather-related accidents. >>> it was a busy morning because of the snow you told us about, came sort of right when you thought it was going to at the worst possible time. >> it got slick fast because it was so cold, but good news. we had some melting today. bad news, it's going to refreeze tonight. so what appears wet tomorrow morning actually will be black ice. i did an instagram yesterday or day before about be careful walking next to your downspouts where they feed it out because ice will develop. i was shoveling today and i went down like that. >> oh, no. >> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. be careful where your downspouts feed the water out because it's just a sheet of ice. 38 now, dew points low 20s, clouds, winds out of the north at 6. again don't freak out tomorrow morning if we see some snow showers because there are some snow showers in pennsylvania. they'll roll into the mountains later tonight and possibly into o

where it is raining in georgia but the center of the storm is in north carolina we expect raleigh-durham to get the snow richmond, virginia might get a foot of snow out of this. here's a closer look at the philadelphia area you can see it is snowing every where. not necessarily, very heavily, all the time, but a little bit sluggish on the radar this morning. anyway that is what we have got going on with that. i think, maybe, my computer might be freezing up a little bit, so, yeah, we are getting there, okay, all right. just look a rest of us, a little sluggish. further north you go the lighter the amounts will be. this is opposite of what we normally see where we say it is so much in the poconos. not the case. it is down here where we are expecting high's accumulations. we already have several inches in kent county, sussex county in delaware ape cape may county in new jersey. 14 degrees is where we are right now. things balmy compared to yesterday a's four. but the wind chillies still six. we still have single digit wind chills. sunrise happens at 6:51. we won't see any sun initially tod

vinita nair is in durham north carolina.ose country where there are several inches of snow on the ground. >> god's country. >> i have a feeling charlie's more comfortable where hi is now. when we went to sleep in durham last night there was no snow. so all of this fell overnight. four inches here and eight inches in the other state. it's a heavy wet snow making drives conditions difficult. we want to show you video. you can see a tree limb completely snapped in half. it's clocking up the entire state road. of course, power is also an issue. take a look at this power line. it's really coated in a nice blanket of snow. having had a chance to jump reach out, we're getting numbers at this point saying there's about 200,000 people across the state without power. but, norah, there is a tiny silver lining. that is for all those states across the state. in north carolina almost all of the schools are either delayed or closed. they'll get to enjoy all of this from the warmth of their home. >> it's a beautiful shot vinita. >> thank yo

i will admit that when i was a kid i had a "bull durham" poster in my bedroom and this was at a time] >> i think you maybe had the poster but you were probably thinking about sarandon in that bathtub. >> seth: i was probably thinking about sarandon. thank you for giving me an out. thanks for giving me an out. [ applause ] >> you have it. >> seth: was it easier for you having played baseball growing up to play baseball? would it be hard to play an athlete in a sport you don't play? >> it's impossible. and i don't think anybody should make a movie about sports, cause people take their sports way too seriously. alivea might have been our greatest actor. but if he couldn't throw a ball, he can not act it. actors are famous for going, "i roller skate, i horseback ride, i can play sports." and you go, "no you can't." even a non-athlete can recognize, you know, the person that can't do it. there's something balletic about sports. i wouldn't do hockey. i can't skate. wish i could. but it would be a disservice to everybody who grew up playing hockey. >> seth: the great news with cgi is that s

that is what you are dealing with out along the streets i walk you over here now to durham, and york roads out here, not much traffic out there, but as you can see the same slushy conditions out along the street. of course, late last night the snow began coming in. turning the sleet and freezing rainout here in bucks county. those made for treacherous and trying conditions out along the streets out here, we spoke to drivers who say it is not too bad but they do say when headed out to give yourself some extra time. >> i got up extra early. for people driving out there today, a lot of slush rain, take your time, and be safer. get to work in one piece. >> now, out there on the roads, right now we have seen several plows and salting trucks going out here making regular rounds in this area. so expect those out on the roads this morning as you make your way out to work and school. there are some school closings and delays going on here in bucks county. so again before you get up, make your way out into the street, go ahead and check and see what your school or workplace is doing in terms o

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all snow in raleigh, durham, greensboro, a big storm for the piedmont, north carolina.eaks out before dawn. bus stop temperatures 20s with snow falling. do your homework anyway he, kids. don't jinx it. credit -- anyway, kids, don't jinx it. critical time 4 a.m. to 10 a.m. roads will be slick fast. here's futurecast, 6 a.m. snow, just about everywhere and by 8:00 you see the darker bands of snow, the darker blue as opposed to this blue and that blue? the darker, the heavier the snow down to the south. by 10 a.m. it crosses over i-95 and gets out of here by lunchtime, but in the meantime with the day planner snow, snow, snow still at 11:00 and 31, maybe some breaks in the clouds by 1:00. friday we're still cold, snow showers possible, 33. most of the accumulation friday will be in the potomac highlands and the mountains. cold end to the month, only 31 with sunshine on saturday. march kind of comes in like a lamb, maybe a mix sunday, then no one in my family has gone past high school. through the at&t aspire initiative i met my mentor, elizabeth. she believes in me. she pu

in durham north carolina people are hoping it will warm up soon. vinita nair, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. temperatures in north carolina dropped into the 20s last night causing a lot of the snow that already thawed to refreeze. the perfect recipe for black ice, like this stuff you see right here. speaking to emergency crews, they tell us the primary focus was the main streets then these side streets. many southern states are still dealing with the messy, dangerous conditions left behind by thursday's storm. >> by tomorrow morning, we won't be like this least. oop. >> reporter: the north carolina governor is urging people to be cautious on the roads. >> a lot of accidents occur after the storm has left where people become more comfortable and think everything's okay. >> reporter: from above the view of durham north carolina is serene. on the ground a different story. snow and ice led to overturned cars toppled trees and snapped power cables. at one point, 224,000 people in the carolinas were without heat and electricity. >> a lot of peo

one of them was john durham's investigation which we talked about a little bit earlier. was going on with this investigation? why was it going on for such a long period of time and why after all of that did not result in charges being brought against anyone even though you have the international law documents saying cases of torture it's mandatory so it's rather odd. i think one thing that comes up when we cross information is available in this report with things that have come out with wikileaks a present john durham and his investigation in a negative light. so it looks like there is no real investigation going on at certain stages. there is no attempt to investigate or to interview the victims of many of these crimes and the investigations being extended not because there is any real intention of bringing charges to the united states. going on because the bully called the document of complementarity. they want to stop criminal investigations from running overseas and italy and spain and poland and germany and many other countries and we see on wikileaks that american

that's the update from chp, slowing from durham auto mall where you can make the cut toward 880, that's an easy drive there, a secret segue to get you through the hassle of a headache but won't save you much time. easy drive along the peninsula and the south bay a light build. some folks want to keep moving. >> i like to think it saves me time. >> exactly. makes you feel better. >> there we go, thanks. >> it's a mental illusion. it does work. >>> reminder, anyone using highway 24wr/ke tonight one of the bores will be closed. caltransis closing the westbound fourth bore at 10:00 p.m. for an emergency drill. the closure will remain in effect until 4:00 a.m. drivers will be diverted into the third bore. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" a view of niagara falls like you've never seen it before. >>> some potentially dangerous software on your laptop and it was the manufacturer who put it there. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. >> a view of the golden gate bridge you've seen many times before but it never ceases to amaze. beautiful on this friday morning as always. we wil

to the south you can see cold air through birmingham, atlanta, nashville, heading toward raleigh-durham. once again we will be seeing light snow with this. winter warnings and advisories from little rock all the way up into south jersey. so that is a huge stretch of real estate. this area of low pressure is a very fast moving system by early tomorrow morning during the rush we will see it move up from the south and out of here after the lunch hour. maybe a little bit of sunshine before sunset and then, clearing skies. future weather, really, picks up on this for the morning hours. we will start the the clock at midnight 19, during the day tomorrow highs only in the 20's this ace light fluffy snow a and in the afternoon expecting mostly cloudy skies. on the seven day forecast it stays cold for friday and saturday, and then sunday march begins and it is the march thaw, with a chance of rain or wet snow shower at night and then look at what happens, monday, tuesday and wednesday, it is likely like a switch temperatures back in the 40's. that is pretty seasonal. >> we need to flip that swit

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vinita nair is in messy durham, north carolina. >> reporter: this storm is making it hard for just about anything to stay on the roads. side lining trucks, spinning tires, and overturning cars. plows in north carolina are pushing their way through the mess clearing aside the cold slush. >> we're anticipating a very, very tough storm. >> reporter: state troopers responded to nearly 3,000 accidents in 36 hours, and on wednesday governor pat mccrory urged people to stay at home. >> all the -- [indiscernible] >> reporter: fog, rain, snow and freezing temperatures created these treacherous conditions in northern georgia wednesday. two cars collided with a semi bringing traffic to a crawl. low visibility plagued tennessee roads with snow accumulating up to 2 inches an hour. >> oh. >> reporter: drivers in texas made their way through the accumulation where a bus carrying three people landed on its side after hitting ice. luckily everyone was okay. across the state of north carolina, all of the schools are either closed or delayed. in terms of the cleanup from this massive scene that you can see

more than 50 flights have already been canceled this morning at the raleigh-durham airport. 170,000 customers have lost power. meteorologist greg fischel of our station has more. >> i have to tell you they have had a tough time of it. here in the southeast, we've virtual lu gotten off about scot-free and now this is about our third winter event during that period and it's a pretty substantial one. it looks like parts of north carolina will get upwards to 10, maybe 12 inches of snow before things taper off later this morning and will hopefully be heading back into a more normal pattern for the southeast u.s. as we head into next week. the good news for the northeast is this storm is heading out to sea and it's going to be a story item for the southeast and not the northeast this time around. for cbs news in raleigh, i'm greg fischel. >>> snow is being blamed for the biggest chain reaction crash in maine in more than 15 years. mrp than 75 cars and trucks got caught in yesterday morning's pileup on i-95 near bangor. at least 17 people were injured. some seriously. >>> a new hampshire mansur vief

raleigh-durham at 34. they have a good dose of snow, about six to 8 inches there nashville 36.irmingham 38, our weather is going to becoming from the northwest and you can see the cold minneapolis nine, omaha ten and bismarck only 9 degrees. on storm scan three you saw a few flurries. other than that during the day tomorrow it will be very sunny, very quiet with temperatures in the the 20's. staying cold for saturday, is that bitter high pressure system builds in and then our next weather system comes from the the south the west in the form of the warm front. we will be seeing a wintry mix, sunday night into monday. this area of low pressure tracks toward the north and east. could see a little bit of rain mixing with some snow. we will update you on that situation, coming up over the next couple of days as we get closer. overnight cloud and a few flurries, it will be cold with a low of 18 degrees, during the day tomorrow uneventful take partly sunny, a high of 29. now, by saturday morning it is a different story. we are looking at near record cold again information case continu

our air will be coming from the south, raleigh-durham 38. charleston south carolina sitting at 44. this will be our weather for thomas we get in the 40's. we will watch this front to the north slowly sag toward northeastern, pennsylvania. during the day on saturday we're in the 40's. mix of cloud and sun. that is comfortable. then by sunday instead of the front coming all the way down in philadelphia, it gets stuck just to the north of the poconos, so we will stay under the influence of high pressure. that means southerly wind get stronger, our suburbs will see 40's to the north but some 50's in philadelphia and areas to the south. then all eyes on this area of low pressure. we will keep a careful eye on it. it looks like it is over philadelphia, meaning light rain for us light sunday into monday. mix to the north. but a slight shift in this area of low pressure could mean more rain or more snow even for philadelphia and suburbs. as it stand right now relevant i monday morning rain arrives, monday rain, freezing rain and sleet to the north and west. monday night we could have a bri

. >> hello i am elliot durham and here to speak on behalf of nicholas belloni. i am speaking first in the capacity of an event producer, owner of ec productions. over the years my company has been involved with [inaudible] bluegrass, nike marathon and other large events and secondly speaking in the capacity as a san francisco resident who is particularly involved in the richmond district. from the work i have seen that he's done in the community i believe he's the best candidate for the position. as a san francisco event producer i worked with nick in the capacity of doing community outreach. prior to him being involved it was challenging to build a bridge within the communities. when nick joined the discussion there was a marked difference. there's now a positive open community dialogue established for many of the events i have been involved with. most notably the yearly meeting in the richmond district where the community can speak directly with the event producers of the bluegrass festival and rkt events and impacting that area are asking to participate in th

near durham, north carolina, this tractor trailer flipping on its side overnight, black ice being blamed for a number of accidents there. this view from above in fort worth, texas, neighborhood rooftops covered in three inches of snow after friday's storm. but in hard-hit new england states, snow-covered roofs are coming crashing down. this rhode island garage buckling under the weight, now being demolished. in massachusetts, this home facing the same fate. and at this ice rink this morning, a youth hockey team preparing to practice. >> the coach was on the ice, and heard the collapse and acted quickly to get his players out of the building. >> reporter: no one injured, but it's the latest of more than 150 roof collapses in massachusetts this winter so far. and in florida, slow moving thunderstorms deluging palm city with 11 inches of rain in just 6 hours. in nearby stuart, this car stuck in a manhole after the cover floated away. the mail in this truck, not being delivered anytime soon. here in atlanta, a welcome break from the rain and snow they saw earlier this week. but the clouds wi

at durham and york streets here in buckingham township. as you can see some slish out there in the main roadway but i can tell you on the way here, we saw several plows on the roads clearing the state and county roads i hear the main arteries pretty much okay. the trouble starts once you start to make your way through the secondary neighborhood street. many of those roads are still snowy and slushy at this hour. we have just now seen cars come into this area, traffic now picking up, you will want to be safe and slow. that will will be your best bet. even though as slushy and traction out here, your car could easily slip in conditions like this, some icing at some points in this area. but throughout the day, you are going want to be mindful of these conditions out here. they are the deceptive. they are dark. they are icy. they are slushy. when were you out here as jan mentioned, you will want to be careful. there are penndot crews out here salting and plowing. stay out of their way. but also, too make sure you're going slow out here so we d

emergency earlier today ahead of the winter storm, up to a foot of snow expected in the raleigh, durham and greensboro areas. >>> that's the same storm. >> here we go. march is coming on sunday and we can't stop, olman winter refusing to die. >> but as you said, we get snow in march. >> the good news is march will come in like a lamb. there you go. after that all bets are off. we're looking at a good chance of snow -- in fact, i put my snow tie on -- accumulating snow by dawn tomorrow. we talked about how today was the warmest day of the week at 42. here are the bands. i cheated these up a little bit. i just had to. 4 to 8 still essentially into southern maryland. i put that a little further north into charles county. 2 to 4 i brought up to the district and 1 to 4 i brought north of frederick and out along the i-81 corridor. in the metro area a 1 to 4-inch snow, but south and east of town a 4 to 8-inch snow. you're making some ground up from saturday's storm. right now 30 sticks, dew point in the teens. temps will fall into the 20s as the snow begins. it will accumulate very quickly sat

. >>> to the ice flyers in raleigh-durham to play the hurricane. they broke a one to one tayoun jeff skinner's 15th goal of the the season. carolina cruised to a four-one win. the flyers remain four points behind boston for last playoff spot in the eastern conference. flares in toronto, tomorrow night. >>> well phillies full squad is in clearwater and the the baseball season is six weeks away now. big piece was part of the procession, out to the practice field yesterday, at brighthouse field. phillies will after lot of new faces this year and some young players are looking forward to a chance at the big league level. but darren ruf has had a few chances already and he is optimistic. >> you know, we still have high expectations for ourselves. we have a lot of talent. we are just going to have to work from team chemistry building cohesiveness. hopefully that tight team connection chemistry will lead to a few more wins. >> all right, my man, lets do this. dom brownies expect to be phils right fielder after a couple years in left. brown hit .235 with t

vinita nair is in durham north carolina, but people are hoping it will warm up soon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, charlie. that's right. temperatures dipped into the low 20s overnight causing a lot of snow that had thawed to go ahead and refreeze. it's the perfect recipe for black ice like what you're seeing here. we spoke to mark crews and they told us the primary focus is the main streets like the ones behind me and then they'll deal with the secondary streets. >> reporter: by tomorrow morning -- oop. >> north carolina governor pat mccrory is urging people to be careful on the roads. >> people think every everything's okay. >> reporter: from above, everything in north carolina is serene burke on the ground ilts's a different story. the snow and ice have led to overturned cars, toppled trees, and snapped power cables. at one point 224,000 people in the carolinas were without heat and electricity. >> a lot of people are staying in their houses just to try to keep the heat in. >> reporter: now crews are working 16-hour shifts. and it's cold to turn i

. >>> joining us on the phone is bill bell the mayor of durham north carolina.ning to you. four to six inches we're getting reports of overnight in durham how did your city hold up? >> i think we held up well considering. we had about 30 trucks out last night, spreading brine, the weather broke and allowed us to do that we've got state trucks. durham is a city with a lot of trees, pine trees in particular so what we're finding is trees are bending, limbs are falling. we've had about 35,000 units that are out today, even at north carolina university i understand some of the students have been moved into the gym because the power is out over there. >> power outages a big concern today. obviously getting the roads clear. we understand temperatures are going to get a little warmer. but then cool off again. tonight, i guess the concern on the roadways will be black ice. >> exactly, we're urging people to stay off the roads, city government has delayed an opening until 11:00 today. the best thing to do is for people to stay off the roads. >> we know you folks are hard

one of them was john durham's investigation which we talked about a little bit earlier.what was going on with this investigation? why was going on for such a long period of time and why after all of that did not result in charges being brought against anyone even though you have international law documents say it's torture, does not discretion daree are mandatory so it's rather odd. i think one main thing that comes up when we cross information with this report with things that come out with wikileaks it presents the investigation and a very negative light. so it looks like there is no real investigation going on at certain stages. there is no attempt to investigate or to interview victims of any of these crimes and the investigation is being expanded not because there is any real attention bringing charges in the united states. it's going on because what we call dr. and a parliamentarian. that means they want to stop criminal investigations overseas in italy and spain and poland and germany and many other countries and of course we see on a wikileaks that american diplo

muslim americans, as you can see, this is a live press conference is that's going on right now in durham investigators in chapel hill say a man got into a parking dispute with his neighbors it happened yesterday, the gunman killing a woman, her husband and her sister. police now charging that man on your screen there 46-year-old craig steven hicks with three counts of first-degree murder. he's being held without bail. let's listen in now to the bless conference. >> at the conclusion of this, the second thing is this is not at a point where it is a federal investigation. this is not a federal investigation yet. our office and the office of thomas walker of the eastern district, the united states attorney will be monitoring the investigation and working closely with law enforcement as the investigation moves forward to make sure that everyone moves forward as they develop. but our office is mirroring a monitoring capacity at this point. i did want to address there have been a number of comments made on social media, both here and north carolina and throughout the world. there's been a lot

last night's game in durham did not disappoint. the game both teams got together for a moment of silence for the late great unc coach dean smith. duke in trouble late in the second half down by ten at one point. came storming back. ties up the game. off to overtime. that's where the freshman okafor went grown man on the paint. tar heels cannot handle the missed free throw. duke wins the battle over tobacco road frmth 92-90. >>> lance armstrong pleaded guilty to reckless driving. in a police report his girlfriend said she was driving because lance had a little bit to drink. she wasn't driving. armstrong was. none of the charges against armstrong involved driving under the influence. he avoided a court appearance. officially ending the case. >>> in football news browns head coach said yesterday that johnny manziel is not the team's starting quarterback despite given the role last season. manziel voluntarily checked into rehab a couple weeks ago. now the browns organization said they fully support his efforts to improve himself off th

it will give more snow to places like raleigh durham. next seven days, maybe a flurry on friday. another cold front comes through. 29. not as cold sunday and you snow lovers this is killing me too. we warm up, rain and showers next monday. >>> we've got troubling new information about how precarious the finances are for average americ impact of the largest oil workers strike in 35 years. we'll have details on our consumer alert. >> why this 18-month-old birthday is a special one for bao bao the panda. >> and we want to know what's on your mind. tweet us. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, oil prices continue to inch up. the markets on wall street ended the day mixed. the dow was down 24 points. the nasdaq added 5. >>> it's the largest oil refinery strike by workers in the u.s. in alive years. the work stoppage started february 1st and now affects 1/5th of u.s. production. union leaders say safety concerns are among sticking points between the workers and management. the management and even engineers have stepped in to keep the refineries up and running. >>> a new survey finds three

now, what this means is now it's a formal case with a formal charge in superior court in durham county will move forward and will have to have an additional initial appearance which will be the first week in march, i'm told and then the case will proceed. here's the big question. are we going to see the prosecutor move to give notice of intention to seek the death penalty? >> right. >> don't know. >> that could be on the table in the state of north carolina. we also heard from the president releasing a statement a couple of days ago in the wake of the senseless murders. >> right now the counsel of american islamic relations is having a press conference as we speak in maryland. they came out last week saying that they wanted a full-fledged intensive investigation on this for several reasons. number one, the brutality of the crime, the anti-religious statements that the suspect made and what they say is the anti-rising muslim rhetoric in this country. >> i hope that investigation is thorough on all parts. jean casarez, thank you so much. we'll be listening for that news conference in mar

he's actually a student, a full-time student at the durham technical community college, about to get his law degree in paralegal students. the school says he's on the dean's list but now in a local facility facing three counts of first degree murder. >> that was cnn correspondent jean casarez. we want to recap our breaking news that an al jazeera journalist has been released from prison in cairo. we go now to cnn's ian lee who has been monitoring this development and joins us live by phone in cairo. what is the latest you're hearing there on the ground? >> reporter: we're hearing from his brother that he was released about two hours ago from a cairo police station. that he posted roughly $33,000 for his bail and part of his release, he has to check in with the police station at least once a day every day, until the trial resumes on february 23rd. we were expecting his release to come tomorrow but it seems like the government was able to expedite that. mohammed will be freed and we know they're trying to look better care for his shoulder which has been permanently disabled while he's

she spoke to the radio oral history project story core in durham last summer. with her former elementary school teacher. . >>> joining us now is a guest from public radio and it was she that posted that interview. we have parallel investigations going on. the local authorities, the fbi is looking into this. it is unusual, i think in any case to have both of them looking into it at the same time, is there a sense here of any time table for when one of these will decide if this was a hate crime. >> i have not heard a timetable yet. the chapel hill police have been looking into this since it occurred on tuesday night and we heard from the family saying more needs to be done and that the fbi is looking into this more. when the chapel hill political looked into it they say it was over a parking dispute which was family came out and immediately said this is insulting, outrageous, are and insensitive for you to say it is over a parking dispute. and now, again, the fbi is stepping in but we do not have any really signal on when that will end or how long that will last.

gillies became interested in plastic surgery in the face after durham -- joining the royal army medical corps in 1915. he treated 2000 cases of jaw and facial mutilation. gillies moved to queens hospital in 1917, and there he performed more than 11,000 plastic surgeries of the face on over 5000 men mostly soldiers with facial injuries from gunshot wounds. aesthetics mattered to gillies. he did the best he could to make his patients look as similar as possible as to how they appeared before their injuries. the surgery performed on lieutenant williams frankly who have lost -- william strictly who had lost his entire nose was so successful, dr. gillies noted it. francis to rent wood, a british sculptor, also joined the royal army medical corps in 1915. his proposal to make sculpted masks for severely disfigured servicemen was excepted, and the masks for facial disfigurement department opened in the third london general hospital in 1916. known as the 10 noses -- tin noses shop wood was clear that his work began after the work of the surgeon was complete. his contribution was that of an arti

watch out raleigh durham charlotte, and even greensboro and then getting on into virginia as well overnight hours. looks like heavy snoi is going to be moving into incorporates of southern virginia and norfolk, maybe even d.c. guys. this is a winter storm that is going from the south all the way up through parts of the middle atlantic and northeast. how much are we going to get? a look at some of the numbers. we have five to eight in eastern arkansas. the biggest snow in north georgia will be in the mountains there just south of chattanooga, and then as you head towards north carolina, look at how much we got here for the central piedmont there near the raleigh durham area. perhaps 8 to 12 inches there, and then maybe, maybe, in d.c. one to three. largely staying south of say, trenton, new jersey and certainly new york city. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the bankrupt billionaire, the judge, and the porsche. chief international correspondent michelle caruso cabrera with more on the very bizarre story. it sounds like some kind of, like, i don't know, soap opera. stroo yes. >> flamboyant form

. >> reporter: the 46-year-old had been attending durham technical community college studying to be aalegal. they described him as an exemplary student who spent much of his time helping teachers and other students but hicks's ex-wife described him in a much different way. according to the associated press the two divorced 17 years ago. his favorite movie was "falling down," a movie about a man who goes on a violent rampage. she said he thought it was hilarious. he had no compassion at all. investigators have confiscated the suspect's computer which was located in his amount. they're trying to determine if he had any anti-muslim leanings. a law enforcement source telling cnn the suspect told police he went into a blind rage after he saw a car allegedly belonging to one of the victims parked in his spot. hicks's facebook page did not appear to show him targeting muslims. there were antireligion posts which read eighth think as for equality. nothing can solve this not mediation, not arms, not financial aid. i say there is something, athiesm. on january 20th he posted this picture with a

anti-muslim rhetoric in america and, carol, the defendant in this case was moved to the central prison from durham county jail. he stays there without bond. he has never, ever been convicted of a crime close to the source in the case j reporting live this morning. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," after talks go long into the night, ukraine, russia and separatists actually reach a cease-fire agreement. the question is will it last? nick paton walsh is just back from the front lines. nick? >> reporter: so many complex issues there. the first one being what happens before the cease-fire comes in at midnight on saturday here. a lot more could go wrong, carol. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-actin