durham freeway overnight construction is wrapping up there. if you're slowing down a little bit as you head out this morning that's why. if you're heading out in raleigh no problems to report there. a better look of our area, again a lot of local roads still closed because of hurricane matthew and the flooding it caused. outside to the kerry parkway at 508 not >>> up next careful where you're using credit cards. where your accounts are most at risk and how north carolina ranks. >>> and old drug laws may go up in smoke as america's views on marijuana are quickly change. >>> temperatures before you get ready to head for the door this friday morning. upper 50s in sanford. chapel hill around 62. john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 300 megs. that's 50x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 50 meg interne

this is a slow ride out of west durham. there are also delays >>> starting today there could be some relief from long lines at polling places. early voting is expanding to more sites in north carolina. there will be eight more excited durham county in wake county early voting expands from 9-20 sites. so far 90% of residents have cast their ballots. >>> we had a bright blue sky yesterday and it is cloudy out there this morning. we're looking at a tall tower it is also warmer. temperatures will warm up to the mid- 70s this afternoon. it will be great -- it will be great but no rain until midnight. beautiful temperature for the weekend with either side of 80 degrees. >>> the battle f bh in north carolina is down to the drive -- wire. clinton and michelle obama will campaign together for the first ? nothing like a good game of sports. competition teaches us a valuable life lesson. that we must both maintain our composure in victory and be gracious and humble in defeat. ? announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up fo

if we take you into durham, 75, 85, durham freeway, no problems there. and down through fayetteville the only thing you have to worry about right now is nc59 hope mills road. we do have a lane blocked from flooding. if we take you back into raleigh, state fair still going on. you can always take a bus if the parking. i-440 at lake boone trail moving well on this monday morning. >>> 4:52 right now and still ahead. >> that's what it's about, people helping people, churches coming together touching one another. we thank god for louis chapel. >> coming up in 2 minutes a church in fayetteville rallies together to help dozens of people in a small town after hurricane matthew. >> and before weet a break, here's a look at what's coming computer called watson already won jeopardy. now it's trying to y25miy yi0y >>> many families are working to get back on track, and yesterday members from a church in robson county. mcdonald north carolina is about 15 miles south of lumber ton. close to 100 people live there. besides many homes flooding and many families losing po

typical morning rush delays through durham into raleigh but no major accidents. if you're traveling through fayettille roads look go. oodi roads closed beau expect delays 23 you're heading to the state if you're heading east about 17 capital boulevard. 9 minutes east towards raleigh d on from u.s. 1 to 64 11 minute barbie road ing pretty crowded. >>> thanks a lot. 6:52 right now. we'll be back with some news you need >>first gale. >> reporter: good morning to you stefan and justin there wasome boos at the dinneas e candidates traded jokes and jabs. we'll talk with joman about donald trump's strategy as he says he y not eptember election results. plus a look sidee. the pope's old r and nd woman rself, lyndacarter be here. the news to expect in the nortrolina used to make education a priority. we all understood the importance of having goodch. but pat mccrory seems more interested in giving tax cuts to millionaires. we rank 44th in spendi per student. drop-out rates have gone up fo the first time in 8 years. we're 41st in how much we pay our teachers. there is a te

durham freeway. a truck is blocking the right lane and narrowing the left lane and is really backing things up from downtown into the west side of durham. we'll zoom in and show you the latest on the sensor map. the delays begin at erwin and continue all the way down. and if you are trying to get to downtown the best alternate head south into downtown. going straight through downtown, there are no good alternate routes. you may have to consider getting along of main street and pick up maybe from alston or fayetteville road. we'll let you know how that changes. on the east side of raleigh, similar problems with an accident causing major delays 440 westbound with a at new bern. everything has been moved over to the right shoulder but we have big delays beginning in advance of poole road out to new bern and notice because of the backed up traffic on 440 westbound, we are seeing westbound ramp delay on the knightdale bypass away from 540 towards 440, and the backups begin around the 540 interchange throu

same thing through durham. roads look good and down through fayetteville, still a lot of local roads closed because of hurricane matthew and hope mills road is one of at camden mills as crews continue to clean up in the wake of matthew. airport travel conditions, not a bad day to be flying out if you're flying to new york, los angeles, dallas, flights should be arriving on time. i-440 at capital boulevard, pretty nice start to your monday morning commute. >>> almost 5:09 in the morning, later in the sports an unusual ending to a football game. [music] >> dr. stanley: we can understand and realize, it's through the gospel that you and i can be absolutely assured at what paul said when he said, "absent from the body, present with the lord." we don't have to fear death. it's through the gospel that our >>> welcome back to cbs north carolina. just about 5:11 now on this monday morning, and we're back into the upper 40s. so a cool start for us, no 30s like what we were dealing with yesterday. if you need that silver

look at these temperatures as proof. 47 raleigh. 45 durham. you will still need jackets but i like not seeing 30s on the board. 43 roxborough. even 50 in fayetteville. through the day we have a bit about 8 am. 65 at noon and 73 for the high today. we fall back to 70 towards 6 pm. let's look at the big picture we're talking about the changes is we had this area of low pressure moving through or nearby and mix of sun and clouds with this and also potential for some showers but not until overnight. the kids have practice and you want to go for a run or are just working outdoors or eating outside the weather will cooperate. a few showers overnight and those exit the area quickly and in the sunshine tomorrow. this area of high pressure is going to dominate our forecast into the weekend talking about on seasonably warm temperatures. here is future forecast. more cloud cover as we wake up and that will continue through around midnight you can see a few isolated showers that is all we are talking about don't bank on the rain. i've seen neighbors out w

the section is between tw alexander drive and lynn road in durham. help to relieve congestion, reduce travel time and increase safety. some businesses would only be accessible through service roads. the d.o.t. is looking for input from you and plan to host meetings in 2017 to exchange ideas. >>> more than half of the roads closed in hurricane matthew are opened, but 300 roads remain closed. 17 roads remain closed in cumberland county and 20 roads robeson county, 79 roads are still blocked. bladen county, 16 roads are closed and 10 roads not up to travel from columbus county. attorney general roy cooper will be in tarboro touring the temporary site of the shelter. yesterday, governor mccrory edgecombe valley and also visited princeville. >>> school systems that missed days after matthew may get help from the state. statehouse leaders announced a plan to file a bill in january to give school districts flexibility. 180 days of instruction are required per year. the bill would allow the districts that had to close for flooding to apply for a waiver. robe

right now the mperatures very mild. 64 in raleigh, 62 in durham. the low 60s around lillington and fayetteville. we have a handful of you in the 0s, 59 in clayton and goldsboro. 56 in roe rapids. that's where we're seeing the most fog right now but it's creeping westward. johnston county still reporting zero visibility. less than a mile around goldsboro through rocky mount and roanoke rapids mile. the fog will still be around for yr morning drive. we should be dry, isolated shower at noon, 70 and then 74 our highith a better chance for rain later today. i will walk you through what this means for thekend d as we head into early next week changes you can expect coming up in your forecast justin. >>> thanks a lot. 5:44 right now. up next who is most likely to have road rage. a new study may have you questioning who's driving around you on your way to work this >>> this morning'top stories isis mitants around ir multiple exions rocked the city around a governmentnd. americans announc the st >>mexico has approved the extradition of "el chapo," drug lor

same thing with durham. lots of green on the map which means you can go the same thing through fayetteville. looking good as we come up to the 648 -- 6:48. we have a road closed in moore county. basse road dear bragg boulevard because of flooding hurricane matthew. detour is posted on our twitter and the website as well. the drivetimes toll road from outside i-440 there's no trouble. >>> a viral video going to the newsroom that we have to share. >> it captures the moment several grandparents find out they will be great-grandparents. >> a baby. >> [ laughter ] >> can you see her? >> that's great. >> alyssa is having a baby. >> gun. congratulations. that made my day. >> all of the happiness. but wait did they say alyssa? >> busted. >> many people have started to guess but my husband and i are expecting our first child at the end of march. >> we are and grandparents are screaming it from the rooftops. >> congratulations. >> this baby will be spoiled. >> we will not find out so we want to be just a surprises eve

durham, 58. it is 66 and fayetteville. we can expect dry conditions and more sunshine across the area today. it was nice yesterday. into the mid-80s with sunny skies. lazy in the afternoon. more of the same heading our way. a lot of sunshine for sunday. a nice end to the weekend. the fog will give way to mostly sunny skies this afternoon. going from 62 degrees at 8:00 come up to 76 at noon. the high as 83 today. cooler weather in the forecast. we will have an update on the track of hurricane matthew coming up on the complete forecast. >>> welcome back. the time is 6:14 a.m. a look at the top stories. the highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash in franklin county. troopers say someone ran a stop sign at pilot riley road around 9:00 last night. a car t-boned his. smith, died. >>> jacob paul, the 6-year-old boy shot at his school, has died. a 14-year-old killed his father and opened fire at the school for another student and teacher were also hurt. >>> not to hurricane matthew. the hurricane is expected to move closer

it's 68 degrees in raleigh; 64 in durham and fayetteville; 71, rocky mount. scat is the current temperature in goldsboro. we'll stay dry through most of exception of an isolated shower along or east of i-95 and watch for areas of fog this morning and mostly sunny skies this afternoon and temperatures climb to 81 degrees and we'll see more of the sunshine for sunday and that is coming up. >> thank you. >>> and the time is 6:12. coming up, a two decades old murder case is back in the spotlight and even after a confession. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out

a bigger change in raleigh- durham and sanford, and 12 hime. cooler than yesterday so certainly a chilly start to the day. are you going to have to add in ndusts on top of that. they will be between and 25 miles an hour. throughout the , so still not very warm, a 63 our afternoon high. of the year. long the cool temperates hang around for coming up the complete storm team forecast. >> thanks. >>> we are following breaking news out of pitt county this morning. the sheriff's office has issued an amber alert nor two children in the greenville area. deputies are looking for 7-year- old tyzira jones, the little named tyana jones. investigators believe they were lked by 31-year-o terrence jones. he might be driving a black 2016 dodge charger w number ae-81542. if you see them, call 911 right away. >>> covering the race for the white house now. even though he is behind in the polls nationally, republican nominee donald trump plans to lay out his goals for his first 100 days as president. trump, who was in fletcher near asheville for a rally friday say

in durham it's 10 degrees warmer. the kids are still going to need a jacket heading to the bus stop but expect that to come rolled up in the backpack on the way home. a high today of 75. tomorrow will be much cooler. we drop back to 64 tuesday, 65 es head towards thursday. we have a small chance for rain later this week. i'll let you know when it arrives coming up. >>> 6:43 right now. coming up, the deal that could create the world's largest entertainment company. why consumers should be concerned. >> hopefully this doesn't happen to hillary clinton and donald trump, watch narrator: it's all connected. richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare, llars from the insurance industry. richard burr was one of just three senators to vote against banning insider trading by congress. and richard burr voted to raise his own pay... seven times. he increased his wealth over 500 percent. richard burr. twenty years in washington... serving himself. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. we blindfolded dale an

and durham isn't alone. a way to county is also expanding starting today they it varies by county and locations would you have any questions would make it easy to find the answers. you can check your counties early voting plans on wre .com. all you have to do is log on and typing vote. >>> wake county schools are planning for russia voters on election day day. the school system will operate on a two hour delay on november 8th. a number of schools also serve as polling sites for the county. >>> engineers they would like and more county need temporary breach to minimize overflow risks. it is being drained at a rate of one foot per day. it should be completely drained by the end of the week. a construction timeline was not released. part of the spillway from the dam crumbled during hurricane matthew but there was no actual breach from the damage. >>> robertson county school employees returned to work today to get ready for students with a return on monday. administrators are working to can avoid roads damaged b

travel through durham. same thing. a lot of green on the traffic map which means you are able to go the speed limit from durham down through fayetteville. really a nice morning on the roads to start off your tuesday. if you're traveling to rtp only 5 minutes there. king nc55 about # minutes and that's not the if you're taking durham to rtp -- heading to rtp. i-40 getting really busy at 6:07 this moing. >>> all right. coming up netion on your tuesday morning, talks that -- now suspended. coming up why u.s. officials are putting an end to their discussions with russia. got away with. >> and temperatures this morning are feeling etty nice. the weather before hurricane matthew arrives is going to be very fall-like. 65 in southern pines. but,f course, we have the latest on hurricane i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. with asthma not well controlled on

durham via nc 55, nine minute, and u.s. 70, about 16. pretty busy on this monday morning. >> a lot to watch out for, ali. thanks. the time now is 6:36. >>> a major battle underway in the middle east this morning. coming up, more on iraq's push to retake an important city from i.s.i.s. and how a major western power is helping out. plus -- >> it looks like a bomb went off in our house. >>> the southeast is not alone this morning when it comes to cleaning up after severe weather. two tornadoes in oregon. >>> and we've got a warm and dry day heading our way at the bus stop, looking nice for the kid toes with a few clouds, 58 degrees, but t-shirt weather this morning. we'll let you know how long the weather will stick around and what to expect when [music] >> dr. stanley: we can understand and realize, it's through the gospel that you and i can be absolutely assured at what paul said when he said, "absent from the body, present with the lord." it's through the gospel that our this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this

durham roads good. fayetteville, no accidents to report but hope mills -- the bridge on hope mills road is closed for emergency repairs thanks to last week's storm. northbound side at camden, your detour to turn to camden and left to the bypass. flying out to major airports despite the storm. >> i doubt orlando will stay that way. >> i know. ali tweeted everything looks okay at rdu but check ahead. >>> what do hurricane plane do?? >> we'll give you an inside after over 20 years in congress, senator richard burr has been making washington work... for himself. burr voted 5 times to raise his own pay, making over $3.6 million. but it's not just that. on a bill to make insider trading by congressmen illegal, burr voted no, calling the law a waste of time. that's how 20 years in washington has changed richard burr. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> welcome back. the time is 5:10 on this thursday morning. we're going through the latest with hurricane matthew and here's what it

it's 66 degrees in raleigh; 64, durham and lewisburg. 72 in roanoke rapids. no fog issues there this morning. 69 degrees in rocky mount and 64 in fayetteville. the temperatures climb is above normal this time of the year. looking at a high of 81 degrees and mostly sunny skies throughout the day and a very small chance of an isolated shower here along and to the east of i-95 this afternoon. and that is thanks to the front that has been slow to punish out of the area here and we'll see a few clouds today. the best chance is going to be in the eastern half of the viewing area here and the closer you are to the front, storm this afternoon and it slides offshore for tomorrow and an area of high pressure goes from the west here leading to sunny, dry, and warm conditions for your sunday. as that high builds in over the top of us here, we will see cooler air settling in and sunny, cooler and staying destroy for monday and tuesday. and something we're keeping a close eye on here is hurricane matthew. as of the latest 8:00 a.m. update from t and matthew has winds of 15

and 52 in roxboro and durham. raleigh at 53. along with rocky mount and goldsboro and clinten in the low 50s. and fayetteville, good morning, at 54 degrees. as you're planning your day, just a cloud or two early. right around 50 at 8:00 a.m. and 59 at noon and look at 63 cooler than where we were thursday. and yesterday we were in the 70s and today we continue the step-down and as we head to 6:00 this evening, we should be back into the upper 50s. and i will let you know how long the unseasonably cool temperatures hang around, coming up in the complete storm team forecast. >> thanks a lot. >>> 6:16. and coming up, jeff jones has all of your high school football action. including highlights from our game of the week. and so many great ways that and so many great ways that only one can be the play of should be shared with friends and family. cept denny's all-new liday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, oh no. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. lif

, raleigh durham international airport. toured the airport authority passed the vision 204 the most noticeable thing for travelers will be the 23 new terminal gates built over the next 25 years. >>> he was answering a call which now has him being called a hero. >> just doing my job. truly believe that any other officer that i work with would have been there and done the exact same thing. >>> coming up, seeing the dramatic dash cam video of the officer saving a child's life. >> good afternoon i'm meteorologist bill reh, there's some good color intersection >> but ahead ncaa says louisville's basketball coach wasn't doing his job. now that accusa narrator: it's all connected. richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare, making you pay more. and richard burr got one point one million dollars from the insurance industry. richd burras one of just three senators to vote against banning insider trading by congress. and riard burr voted to raise his own pay... seven times. . serving himself. dscc is responsible for the content

we have 63 in durham and 63 at the station in raleigh. wake forest, 59 and 64 for the holly springs area, and widening the view a bit, 61 in roxboro. they were in the upper 50s for a while, and 63 at rocky mount wilson. and 64 in fayetteville and 65 around southern pines. radar across the region over the last 24 hour or satellite in this case and there hasn't been were in the way of cloud cover. if you were out yesterday, you might have seen a few scattered cumulus clouds and blue sky to go along with that. we have activity in the southeast but nothing that has formed into a cyclone. we have lower levels of hurricane center giving this afternoon 80% chance in the next couple days or so, two or three days a tropical or sub- tropical cyclone would storm and it would be otto, of the next name. a look at what the computer models are doing with that, taking it north northwest and others, hooking it west for a little while and after a couple of days, they consolidate back in between bermuda and the east coast of the united states, not either pl

durham, looking good. no trouble on 85, and i-40 is looking good leaving chapel durham freeway is moving along without any problems. back to you. >> thank you, brian. >>> the red cross is rolling out a new app for members of the military and their families. >> how a simple download can help to connect families in an emergency. >> and why this selfie could lead to legal trouble for it's called "the snake:" "the snake" and others like it were drawn by state legislators as a partisan power grab. and justice bob edmunds? he wrote the decision supporting his party's discrimination. but federal judges rejected edmunds' opinion and said the power grab was all about race. for supreme court, we deserve better than bob edmunds. >>> the challenge is real for families trying to connect with military loved ones around the for that. the american red cross is launching a new hero care act, and we have the american red cross senior vice president kobe langley here. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for

durham, 50. this morning. the northeastern corner of the viewing area seeing visibility down to about zero. we will see the fog exiting the area quickly. mostly sunny skies in the forecast today. up to 70 degrees by lunch time. seventy-six is the high this afternoon. highs are climbing into the 80s for parts of the upcoming week. i will let you know when you can rake out -- break out the sweaters. >>> a man shot just before 5:30 a.m. this officers are looking for multiple suspects. a woman that was with the victim we are told, was not hurt. if you have any information, you are asked to call crime stoppers. >>> in cumberland county, a community struggling to rebound in the aftermath of the flooding caused by matthew. the american red cross and disaster relief teams on hand this morning at the cedar falls baptist church in fayetteville. a team of 75 workers handed out food, vegetables, hot meals and the cedar falls baptist church shelter has provided 36,000 meals since this happened. a small recovery team is hel

the durham freeway at mangum street, you can see no major delays. major highways moving well, 540, 440 and 40. heads-up if you're taking your kids to school in the sawmill road area at prospector place. traveling through durham, no accidents to report to you there. major highways look good and a better view of our area show we have a lot of road closure fayetteville, heads-up to you. look at your drive times if you're heading to rtp from work this morning, going to take about 20, 30 minutes on u.s. 64 attacking 540 toll road u.s. 1 to rtp about 16 minutes as well. i-40 at airport boulevard starting to slow down on this

an amazing sight at our downtown durham studio.. long lines of of people on liberty street stopping-by with donations. .durham firefighters and volunteers from trosa loading the trucks and keeping all that traffic moving. ...and in the crowd jeff and jackie johnson. i woke up last thursday and i told my husband, i need to do something. so jackie started surfing the internet. - i said oh local news they should that you all were collecting. they own jj deli in herndon, virginia. they put out an appeal for donations on facebook. and this morning - they made the five hour drive to durham. my goal was: we're not driving down unless it's loaded, so sure enough we had tons and tons of canned goods. at our downtown fayetteville newsroom people donated well into the evening.. "i think people are in need, especially if you've lost everything you had. every little thing helps." .roseanne johnson knows the feeling tornado 15 years ago. "it just lifts your spirit to know that the rest of the community cares about you." and with the huge outpouri

augs clinton stopped for services at union baptist church in durham. the mothers of the movement joined clinton there as well. american boys and men who have been killed. the women discussed clinton's vision for criminal justice reform. dozens of hillary clinton's supporters sported pantsuits to dance in a flash mob ahead of her visit. they gathered outside the raleigh convention center dancing to justin timberlake's can't stop the feeling, and they wore colorful outfits that they say clinton has made the flash mob was made up of semiprofessional dancers and civilian dancers. it was organized by gasp nc which stands for girlfriends actively supporting progress. video of a similar pantsuit power flash mob in new york recently drew thousands of views online. a professional dancer in new york city originally from raleigh participated in the new york dance and led the group in raleigh yesterday. >> good morning, it's 5:36 on this monday morning, a look at because of flooding from hurricane matthew unfortunately. so weeks later we're still feeling that impa

local roads, 40 and durham freeway moving well. look at your drive times if you are heading from durham to rtp on the freeway. five minutes. if you're headed on and 70, about 15. overall, not too bad just yet. a look at airport boulevard. very crowded on this wednesday. we're halfway through the work week. >>> that is good to know. 6:23 am. a google wants to bring you into their world. everyone gets a new pair of phones to do it. coming up, a look at their new after over 20 years in congress, senator richard burr has been making washington work... for himself. burr voted 5 times to raise his own pay, making over $3.6 million. but it's not just that. on a bill to make insider trading by congressmen illegal, burr voted no, calling the law a waste of time. that's how 20 years in washington has changed richard burr. >>> google is trying to strengthen its presence in the smartphone industry was so new devices and a new report about yahoo. it is shedding new light on the relationship between internet companies and the government. cbs's j

in durham, 51 and siler city, low 40s. 40s in fayetteville clinton. you're at 53. compare to 24 hours ago -- wash and wake county, 11 degrees colder in south hill and 7 harnett county and through clayton and four degrees warmer in clinton as we start ofthe day. wh happen does the hd ould keep yes, cooler than yesterday by 10 degrees this afternoon. tomorrow morning could be the coldest morning of the spire work week and i will let you complete forecast. >>> a tragic ane crash in malta went down afr taking off monday morning and all five people on board died. the victims were conducting a surveillance operation and was part of a french customs mission tracing trafficking route from libya. 6:41 in the morning. investing in our future or fleecing taxpayers? what you need to know about an issue that will affect tens of thousand of people. >>> this is not your math class. w teachers will make it's called "the snake:" a long, skinny congressional district drawn along i-85 to segregate african american voters. "the snake" and others like it were drawn by state legislators

travel through durham. no problems there. through himself closures you need to know about today near orange grove road. there will be a lane closed on i-85 north. otherwise, your commute through fayette village looks like a nice one. and heading owmentd the door. the eastbound drive times. first 540 from glenwood avenue. 17 minutes there to 264. pretty average for this time of the morning. back outside to i-40 at miami boulevard where looks i-40 near miami boulevard. looks good. >> 4:52. a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. >> how could the leaked tax returns affect the presidential race as they countdown to november. they're on the campaign trail. also, trump's manager -- campaign information will have inside information and face the nation moderator has a preview the vice presidential debate. all that and more on cbs rt >> deputies have not said if -- investigators said ericka parasons was dead before she was reported missing in july last week in south carolina. >>> after a dozens of member took a knee on t

we have 51 raleigh and durham, 48 in roxboro. down around the sandhills it's still pretty mild, 56 in fayetteville and clinton, 55 raeford. so clear skies from start to finish, 48 at 8:00 a.m., a cool morning and will be a cool afternoon. take a look at this, only 60 at lunchtime, 65 our afternoon high, about five degrees cooler than where we should be and then tse will cool off quickly. by 6:00, we should be back to 60 degrees. i will have a closer look at the work week forecast and when we could see a few showers in about ten minutes. >> all right, thank you, alyssa. >>> four people are dead after an accident at an amusement park in queensland, australia. it hapned at dream world while two men and two women were on the thunder river rapids ride. fast man-made river area. >>> an investigation in johnston county after a routine traffic stop. >> this began near clayton. lauren haviland is live at the sheriff's office with what we know right now. lauren? >> reporter: well, that traffic stop, law enforcement officers said that happe

the 95 corridor will see the lowest visibility. 7 in durham and dunn. today, plenty of sunshine from start to finish, 60 with the fog out the door, 8:00 a.m., 78 at noon, and 82 our afternoon high, a bit above normal, which is 77 this time of year. we'll let you know when the rain return in your complete storm team forecast. >> alyssa, thank you. >>> we're following other news this morning. chandler cane will be in court for a motion before jury selections begin. >> he is accusedded of driving drunk and crashing into a car, killing three people. a judge denied motions in the case. good morning, carla. >> reporter: good morning, russ. according to the district attorney's office, the motion selection process. the hearing will likely determine whether a more in- depth process called voir dire will be used. each potential juror is interviewed individually instead of in a jury pool. it's used to weed out any jurors with perceived bias or reason that a juror may not be fit to serve. this hearing comes days after the defense filed a motion to throw out several

, virginia board -- raleigh, durham, virginia border. the overall trend is for it to go on out. check out these really amazing rainfall totals, 15.5 inches, at goldsboro, the noose river forecast to crest around 31 feet, early next week, 2 feet higher than it did during floyd. incredible flooding, 14 in fay vetville, 6 and a third, 12.5 lumberton along the coast rainfall amounts, actually lighter than what they were inland, areas the heaviest rain, across the sand hills you can see with matthew the center of circulation, not nearly as well defined as it was moving northeast, taking heavy rains with it along this band, moving up towards the crystal coast, could still be winds that gust offshore 60-mile per hour gusts along the coast. 51 miles per hour along the outer banks. you don't see this very often, flash flood warnings in effect for the entire eastern half of the state. flash flood watches common but a flash flood warning for every county, near winston salem and greensboro to the coast, almost unheard of. these are the wind gust, 32

eighty-three is a high in durham. tom -- tomorrow, still in the 80s. back tuesday, wednesday and thursday. extra clouds at the end of the week. the chance of a few showers friday and saturday. that will depend on how quickly the next cold front arrives and the exact track that matthew takes that we will be watching that very closely. >> you can always keep track on wncn.com. and check the latest on what the storm team is working on. >>> it is 7:53 a.m. puppy kisses. >>> welcome back on this sunday morning. more than i'm to dozen dogs preparing to find there forever homes. slaughter farm in south korea, they are in several no kill shelters in our state ready to be adopted. organizers with the humane society international and a maryland shelter rescued the 31 dogs took since the program started two years ago, the agency has transported $500 to the united states. >>> early this morning, pope francis left georgia after he numb today visit to the country for his efforts to improve relations with the georgian orthodox setback. they decided not to send an off

and 40 in durham and 40 in wake forest. town by town, 31 in goldsboro and fayetteville and 36 in southern pines. by lunchtime, we'll warm up to 61 and a high of 67 with temps just a touch below normal, pretty much what we will be seeing for this time of year. the weekend, highs in the 80s, above no close to a record high. i'll check that out coming up. meantime, over to brian. >>> indeed. 8:05 with an earlier crash on page road at i-40 and it was enough to trigger onlooker delays. look at the big red line on the southwest side of raleigh up to 540, and thas a 17-minute ride right now been wade and 540. add several more minutes are talking big backups. and also because of the stalled traffic on 40 westbound, very heavy delays on outbound wade at oberland road, well inside the beltline interchange. and also because of the backups on wade avenue, ramp delays on 440 westbound beginning at glenwood down to wade. it will be a while to get that we are seeing traffic flowing freely before too long. eastbound i-40, congestion at 54

a traffic alert for drivers on the durham freeway. starting tomorrow night -- part of the 'southbound lanes' will be closed between 'alston avenue' and 'ellis road'. breaking news one driving on that section of the durham freeway tonight. the d-o-t says the right lane will be 'closed' -- between 'eight and midnight' -- thursday and friday nights. both lanes will be 'closed' between midnight and five make way for construction of the $142-million dollar 'east end connector' -- a '4- mile long' interchange -- that will connect the durham freeway with u-s 70. when "unlimited calling" -- wasn't 'really' -- "unlimited". "all new" tonight - the 'cell phone company' -- that 'may' -- 'owe you' money. also coming up... "silent danger". an 'explosion' -- 'rocks' a 'major city'... injuring 'first responders'. 'what' caused the blast... and the 'warning' -- that helped 'save lives'. and "call for help". -- make a 'desperate call' to 9-1-1. 'what' the officer 'did' -- to their 'little boy' -- as they watched 'helplessly'. it's the "must-see video"

right now durham, 50. fayetteville, 53. patchy fog and some spots this morning in the northeastern corner of the viewing area. the fog is not going to linger very long. a lot of sunshine in the forecast today. a high of 76. talking about low 80s for parts of this week. i will have the details coming up. >>> breaking news in fayetteville. police are best getting a deadly shooting this morning. we're told a man was shot just before 5:30 a.m. this morning. officers are looking for multiple suspects at this hour. a woman that was with the victim, we are told, was not hurt. if you have any information on this, you are asked to call crime stoppers. >>> and cumberland county, the community is struggling to rebound in the aftermath of flooding caused by matthew. disaster relief teams were on hand this morning at the cedar falls baptist church in fayetteville. a team of 75 workers handed out meat, vegetables, snacks, water, hot meals. since last weekend, the baptist church provided 36,000 meals. a small recovery team is helping one

it's not slowing durham roads look good, no problems there and through fayetteville. we have a local road that is closed, part of it, hopes mill ridge, north side at camden closed for repairs so detour is camden and hope mills bypass to get around all this. not a bad ride on this friday eve. >> thank you. almost 4:53. here's a look at what is coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> hurricane matthew approaches the u.s . omar villafranca has the latest. >>> and florida braces for matthew as the florida governor said everyone needs to prepare for the worst. we'll have all of this and much more starting at 7:00 a.m. on cbs north carolina. >>> an nsa contractor is day accused of illegally removing classified information and storing material in his home and car. harold martin of maryland was taken into custody in august after he admitted to investigators are trying to figure out whether the 51-year- old stole and disclosed highly classified computer code developed by the agency to hack into the ins of foreign governments. >>> vet muriel summers is principal of the year. congr

look at durham where the rain is falling on 85. that's what you're taking to work, durham freeway or 40. you will have a slick commute in so give yourself extra time. roads through fayetteville look pretty good. a live look out of the freeway at cornwallis, you need wipers on and extra time on this friday morning. >> appreciate it so much. thank >>> still ahead here -- we're at 4:38. >> skies available for us any time we're in trouble. > [ indistinct ] >>> out of devastation of hurricane matthew comes stories of people coming together to help. carolina, 4:41 on this friday morning. yes, we have made it to friday and now hurricane matthew is inching closer, not feeling the effects of matthew just yet on our coast. this is a live picture from oak island but showers of their own this morning will be impact us in central north carolina. they will watch the storm up the coast. right now the storm is off the coast of florida. here's the latest on hurricane matthew. your 4:00 a.m. advisory, wind of 120 miles per hour, gusts as strong as 1

reporting from durham---anthony wilson, abc11 eyewitness news. now to early voting in north carolina. new figures just out show over 125-thousand people cast their ballots in wake county as of friday evening. statewide polls edge for hillary clinton in north carolina over donald trump. four years ago on saturday, black north carolinians made up 30 percent of early voters on that one day, despite making up just 22 percent of the population. tomorrow many african-american churches will also hold a 'souls to the polls' campaign--busing worshipers to early voting locations after sunday service. abc-11 is your 'election - headquarters'. you can follow the candidates on the campaign trail -- and find "early voting" locations in 'yu on the "abc 11 'mobile news app". also on 'abc 11 - dot com - slash - go vote'. three weeks after hurricane matthew--- hit our state--- nearly 400 people are still living in shelters. fema giving us an update today. 4-thousand people--- stayed in one of 70 shelters in the aftermath of the storm. many have since returned home

temperatures around raleigh, 61 durham. we'll let you know how long the warm weather will stick around. >>> we begin with the latest on a violent attack on a republican headquarters. >> the hillsboro office was burned and vandalized over the weekend and so far no, arrests. lauren haviland has the latest. >> it looks like we have lost lauren and will get to that in a second so let's move to the next story and will try to get back to lauren. blame rivals as he doubles down on claims election is rigged against him. >> wikileaks releases another batch of e-mail from hillary clinton's campaigns. >> reporter: offering no evidence, donald trump pin the firebomb attack of the republican party headquarter in hillsboro to hillary clinton and her supporters, tweeting, "animals representing clinton and dems in north carolina just firebombed the office because >> burned the couch and the chair. >> reporter: clinton took to twitter calling the incident horrific and unacceptable. a swastika on the word "nazi republicans, get out of town o

a look the durham skycam, it looks nice. the cool temperatures, 37 earlier this morning in roxboro and up to 41. goldsboro but still jacket weather. if you are sending the kids out the door to school, it's cool out there. 74 on wednesday, and 78 on thursday, and again, the pretty weather stwith us through the weekend. brian? >>> elizabeth, delays on 40 westbound due to an accident, 40 west at lake wheeler road and the u.s. 1 interchange. 20 minutes to make the trip and hearing about an accident on gorman at the i-40 interchange. a lot of accidents popping up, and so 59 roads l closed and blocke and eastern north carolina from flooding or downed trees, and in places, the road is simply washed away. back to you. >>thank you, brian. >>> governor mccrory think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could middlell tell you. of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep]

raleigh now; 56 in durham and roxborough and 57 in fayetteville. areas are above flood stage here and we have flooded roads. the warnings will continue through the weekend for most of the counties here. than cludes cumberland county, sampson county, wayne county, wilson county and edgecomb county and points to the east parts of i-95 remain closed in cumberland county, johnston county and we have some high streams and creeks around the area, too, that are slowly starting to recede. we have mostly sunny skies across the area, dry and nice thanks to the system of high pressure building in over the last few days and that is staying put for today and tomorrow, which will lead to sunny skies this afternoon. and up to 64 degrees at noon; 69 at 3 and the temperatures and temperature, weekend be talking about the high perform temperatures in the low 80s for the week. >>> and thank you so much, kristin. north carolina farmers say they won't know the real damage from hurricane matthew for awhile. right now, we're in the middle of the sweet potato harvest. exp

temperatures in the 50s, 53 outside right now in raleigh and durham. it's 55 in roxborough. the cold spot on the map is roanoke rapids in the 40s this morning at 49 degrees. 54 is your current it. the area green that will continue throug flooded. parts of i-95 are shut down this morning in cumberland county, johnson county and robinson county. keep that in mind. we have full creeks and streams around the area, and we're dealing with river flooding, moderate to major flooding, east of the triangle. so, we're keeping a close eye on all of the things today; however, conditions are continuing to improve. we're still mostly sunny, dry, and nice across the area thanks to the big system of high pressure and we can expect highs topping out shy of 70 degrees and we turn up the heat for tomorrow a little bit. we're looking for high temperatures in the mid-70s for your sunday. i will let you know how much warmer temperatures will get this week and how long the sunshine is sticking around coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> and this is the latest on the recover effort in the aftermath

a live look from raleigh-durham international airport, not too

in durham.. much of the same. the durham committee on the affairs of black people held a get out and vote rally a few hours ago. anthony wilson was there. people marched to durham's board of elections on a sunny saturday... they joined others already lined up for early voting---including 93 year old helen hilderman and her niece, jennifer sosensky. hilderman cast her first vote 70 years ago. her message for those waiting until november 8th: because lines could be much are democrats: the estimated wait time for these early voters in apex---one hour. that's another done early, while the weather's someone who's about thirteen years away from someone who's about thirteen years away from voter eligibility: times---and lines like may these seem ideal--if election day brings out much larger crowds. anthony wilson, abc11 eyewitness news. the wives of vice president joe biden and he president made a campaign stop in fayetteville today. doctor jill biden and anne holton appeared together at fayetteville technical community

a smooth ride and looking good in durham as well. zoom out and show you the wide show you how many icons we see with barricade where is roads are closed and in other cases washed out and won't be open for sometime. just a fee reminder this is morning. in many areas, the traffic signals are still out and treat them as a 4-way stop with a bunch of lanes coming together. stop, wait, and slowly proceed through the intersection. many roads are closed a lot of major routes closed, expect detours and delays with heavy traffic as drivers especially trucks look for alternate routes. i-95 closed between dunn and fayetteville and remember to obey the barricades. even if the road looks dry, the d.o.t. has to inspect a lot of the roads before they re-open. back to you. >> thank you, brian. >>> fayetteville police are shot 3 people at 7:45 last night. three men were standing on adams street when the suspect walked up and started firing. one person is in critical condition and the other two will survive, we're told. the suspect is known as j-rock,

durham county stadium will sit empty. the city losing out on the football championship. - "it's sad!" st. aug's freshman lyrica evans calls the decision unfair. - "nooo, that's not fair to the players. because, mind you this is something that they love to do." the ciaa's decision is the latest fallout over hb-2... the nort transgender people from using restrooms that don't align with the gender on their birth certificate. st. aug's freshman alexis kirkland says she's against house bill 2... - "i feel like we're all equal people." - "i feel like you're entitled to be who you are." but, the idea of the triangle losing out on hosting the football championship in protest of the law... well for alexis, that's a bridge too far... - "no, i think it should still be held here. i think it shouldn't matter. i think it should controversial law? despite everything." in their board of directors meeting, this afternoon... the ciaa decided to keep its popular basketball tournaments 'in' charlotte, this february-- citing contractual oblig

virginia senator will appear in an early voting rally in durham and later in charlotte. >>> well, if you're confused and think it's late spring or early summer, you're not the only one. kristin, what is going on? i mean this is so unusual for this time of year. >> our normal high is 73 degrees but we're going to be near 80 this afternoon and some low 80s going to continue here right through the middle part of this week. outside right now, it's looking gorgeous with a lot of as we take a look in cary, leaves changing in the background and noticing more of that and is not feeling like fall. the satellite radar is dry and will stay clear throughout the day and will be the trend through thursday with flood warnings and this will continue through tomorrow morning temperatures right now into the 70s. it's 77 raleigh and durham, 78 fayetteville, mostly sunny and warmer with a high of 80 this afternoon and 69 your temperature at 9:00. we'll have more in just a few minutes. >>> deliberation continue in down the wrongway of the highway in a crash that killed a girl and two other people. they h

it's a durham based solar cell manufacturing company. in 2011 it announced plans to build a facility in henderson and hired 250 people. according to the daily dispatch those job targets have not been reached. now the department of commerce is asking for repayment of some connection with a shooting at a traffic stop involving a deputy. 19-year-old luttrell lyons and 23-year-old gerald holmes led deputies on a 2-mile chase that ended on a dead end street. that's when investigators say they tried to drive the car at the deputy before running away. >>> and on to a -- a mom and dad face charges after being accused of earn couraging their social services told deputies two minors got into a fistfight set up by bobby jean gemmel. the pair wanted the children to do harm to one another. they're arrested and charged with felony chance. >>> so scary, a 7-year-old looking for a new toy got something totally different out of the dispenser. the girl was at a new hampshire pizza restaurant when she put in her coin in the toy dispenser. what she received