police department. you can also call out of durham where police are investigating a homicide and double shooting. they responded to the corner of mine the wood and dearborn brave. it's where we find emma wright with the latest. emma, what do you know? >> reporter: well, durham police just took down that crime scene tape and cleared the scene about 20 minutes ago. we do know that they've been out here since 10:30 last night. almost seven hours on maplewood drive in durham. it looks like the shooting happened in the residential neighborhood. we saw a lot of police activity when we arrived on the scene at 5:00. again, they just pulled away about 20 minutes ago. we'll show you video of what the scene looks like earlier last night. durham police say two people were shot on maplewood drive. they got the call around 10:30. they say the two people were taken to the hospital where one person died. they say the other person does not have life-threatening injuries. right now, we're still waiting if they are looking for any suspects. durham police say they are asking anyone who saw any information to call cr

a durham police officer and wounded at the durham county jail. anthony, what do we know? >> first, the officer who was wounded is out of the hospital now. he was treated and released their. -- released there. an incident here involving gunshots and a suspect went down. what is not clear is how it went down. was the suspect armed? was this someone brought here by the officer and perhaps got his hands on a weapon? we do know, that the suspect is

a durham police officer and wounded at the durham county jail. anthony, what do we know? >> first, the officer who was wounded is out of the hospital now. he was treated and released their. -- released there. an incident here involving gunshots and a suspect went down. what is not clear is how it went down. was the suspect armed? was this someone brought here by the officer and perhaps got his hands on a weapon? we do know, that the suspect is the suspect was disarmed. we are still trying to find out more about what happened. the names of the officer and the to the public. information persons are aware we information from them. twitter. on eyewitness news. john: weather and traffic together on this monday morning. don: we are taking a live look at downtown raleigh. you can see, we get clear skies and showers, a frost advisory. overnight, a frost advisory into tomorrow. that stands up into the northeastern part of our viewing current numbers from across the region, 36 roxboro. 42 fayetteville. 41 in clinton. freezing up in roxboro. 34 in sanford. fayetteville, your windchi

a durham police officer shot. barbara: thank you for joining us. the shooting happened at the durham county jail. anthony wilkes was the first one with the details. good morning. john. here is what we know so far. information is very limited. it is still a very active seen, the we have been able to confirm that an officer was shot here in the area that we call the stalling point, where prisoners are brought in under police control before they enter the actual jail. suspect is has not been made clear, that we can confirm that one officers shot. the suspect is uninjured but in custody at this point. we're working to learn more about the officer, how long he has been surfing with the durham police department, and more about the suspect. whether it is something that happened outside. all these are unanswered questions and as soon as we get the information we will tweet it and give it on the air. john: we will be checking back with you, thanks. barbara: don schwenneker is in the first alert storm center. don: good morning. it is called this morning but t

that officer was shot and has minor injuries according to durham police . this is all happening at the durham county jail at the sally port. that is the area were suspects are brought into the jail. it happened around 3:44 this morning according to durham police. custody. as you can see, this area is blocked off at the sally port but we are on pettigrew street in downtown and this area is still open to traffic in case you are coming through this area this morning and need to know that. we're working on getting more information from durham police and we will bring that to you as we get more. >> so, the officer with minor injuries. >>that is so important and good to know. >>> march madness racing through the hearts and minds of players to teams our area. will tell you about the matchup -- bluff . >>> there is a chill in the air this morning. >> you are going to need a jacket this afternoon too. 54 is our high.. let's take a look right now at shaw university -- from shaw university of downtown raleigh. you can see all of the buildings are lit up nicely this mor

. >> a durham police officer graced by a bullet is out of the hospital and recovering this afternoon. as for what happened, investigators say danny mcmillan pulled a gun from his waistband after having his handcuffs removed. wrestled over the gun and it went off and hit turner in the stomach. the question this afternoon -- what procedures were in place to keep something like this from happening? we talked with john gregory the director of basic law enforcement training at wake technical college and he tells but there always the obvious >> >>> it never appeared to to be a danger or anything like that -- i didn't think he would be want to shoot a cop. >> that's the wrong audio. >> the cadets take 40 hours of training on arrest procedures covering searches for weapons and handcuff keys. >> humming up tonight at 6 more on the mcmillan court appearance and why he will not get a public defender to represent him. >> meanwhile the durham police department will undergo training this afternoon in the wake of monday's shooting. larry dolan will focus on de- escalating tense situations before the

tisha: the durham police department is taking steps to address the findings. we are joined now live with more. reporter: the police chief says they want to know that the public has been heard. in a conference, he said they listen to complaints of racial profiling and asked rci to be

durham police right now without an active chief. the city council will have to find a new chief. they say that will be a huge stuff depending on who the chief is. though civil rights leaders do not think the improvement should be in the hands of the durham police department but in the hands of they should do this only by conferring with citizens of durham. john: as ed crump live in durham. thank you very much. barbara: one person is dead after an atv crashed into a sheriff's deputies car. the atv reportedly crashing head-on into the deputies cruiser about a mile southwest. the man driving the atv was killed. john: the fbi's wrapping up its investigation into a man shot police. they are still waiting for evidence, but they expect as a full report by next week. he was shot last month by an officer trying to arrest him on an outstanding warrant. the das office released a poll in their report showing that shoulders. his family said one shot was in the back of the shoulder/ . she hopes to move forward as but cannot release any information on the report until she has examined the evide

anthony: durham police want cameras on every police by in connection year but when they learned they would to the be release ed to released to the public they delayed the vote to determine how to pay for it. this meeting today is 1:00 and they will talk about body worn cameras. barbara: the man tasered after a high-speed chase is johnston county died. this ended on highway 70. police say alex thompson lost control, crashed and jumped and ran toward officers. after repeated commands to stop he was hit with a taser. authorities say suffered some kind of personnel problem and was in critical condition for days. he's died. an exact cause of death is up srgs. john: the weather this week is beautiful but things can change pretty quickly. why what is being done today to prepare for are what come down the road feel john: a super bowl bet by the give pays off for local calculator. don: as you head out we have dry conditions across the region. the first alert doppler network not showing any rainfall. friday there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take

scene after a durham police officer is shot outside the county jail. how the suspect got his hands on a weapon. john: at 6:45 tune in for a behind the scenes look at the new season of dancing with the you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get a delicious six-inch sub, made fresh in front of you. it's the three-dollar sub of the day: one of our best 6-inch subs, for just three dollars. the sweet onion chicken teriyaki, the juicy oven roasted chicken, the tender turkey breast, there's an irresistible sub for every day of the week. don: welcome back. we are looking at the pollen forecast. unfortunately, if you are an allergy sufferer we are in the heat of the season. today a high category and higher tomorrow and thursday with warm temperatures. thursday night we see showers into friday and that knocks it down a little bit. then with dry weather saturday it jumps up. 32 roanoke rapids, 53 south hill. 30 roxboro, 36 raleigh. 34 siler city and

a durham police officer shot at the durham county jail. barbara: we were first on the scene -- anthony wilson is there with brand-new details about how the injured officer is doing. reporter: we now know that the officer has been treated at the hospital and released. not as many police cars -- down to seven on the outside. we are looking right now at the area where the incident happened. at is the area where officers bring prisoners to the county jail, under the control of the police. what is not clear is exactly how this happened. whose gun was that? what happened to cause shots to get fired? we can confirm that the only person injured here was the officer. apparently they were able to disarm the suspect without incident -- the suspect is in custody and has not yet been identified. apparently it was a man. we haven't been able to confirm that, but we do know at this hour that the officer is injured, but out of the hospital. we will work hard to get the name of the officer and new information about how it happened.

. >>> new data showing black men are more like to be stopped by police in durham is getting at tension of civil rights groups. the organizes have been pushing for reform in the police department since 2013. now, they say they feel vipped indicated. wral's arielle clay joins us with more. -- they feel vindicated. >> reporter: the civil rights groups you mentioned have been bringing up issues of race and policing for years now. about this new report and the finings an data that have now come out. vindication. that is what these durham civil rights groups say they are feeling now. >> turns out that we weren't hallucinating rochester for years, the groups have been pushing for change in the durham police department. efforts that mostly started with this 2013 document pointing out police racial bias and recommending policy changes. >> at that time, the community came together to speak out about racial disparities and the way that the durham police department conducted its traffic enforcement and drug enforcement practices. >> the group specifically used disparities at terrific stops as exam

joel: now a crime alert in durham. police are searching for suspects after several cars were tagged with this spray-painted graffiti. stephanie: the owner of this spray-painted chrysler suv did not want to appear on camera. but he says he will probably have to get his whole car repainted after the entire white spray paint. his neighbor up the street attack, too. their white mercedes vandalized. >> it's more like a punch in the debt. it's just -- in the gut. it's just mean. stephanie: another on starcrossed lane, the victims say it seems like an act of destruction, just for destruction's sake. >> it is just i want to miss somebody's car up and that is what happens. >> i'm not the person that confronts them about this. it will be something else that comes back to them. whether it is next week or five years from now. stephanie: both victims say they are glad more cars were not hit. the city is in talks with the company that operates a cameras to add them to five more intersections the spring. eight intersections already have the

. >>> a durham police officer is recovering tonight after being grazed by a bullet. it happened during a struggle inside the durham county jail. we have more on how this happened. >> reporter: durham police will not explain how once again a suspect under arrest managed to hide a firearm and this time use it to shoot an officer here at the jail. >> this is not the first time a got ahold of a stashed gun and fired a shot. it happened two years ago. this time police say danny managed to get the done inside the county jail then use it to shoot officer turner. his neighbors told me they were shocked. >> he never appeared to be a danger. >> i didn't think that he would ever be one to shoot a cop. >> reporter: officer turner suffered a graze wound on the stomach. he was treated and released. but once again questioning are swirling around practicing for properly searching suspects under arrest. commanders would not comment on camera. a spokesman said officers receive training in search procedures in the academy and safety updates. investigatoring are still trying he was init

release of a study showing african-american men are more likely than white men to be stopped by durham police. ed crump live at city hall weather group presented its case today. ed: as you both know the study comes at a time when drum is looking for a new police chief. activists say that for -- that search for a chief should be a starting point for change. activists representing several civil rights organizations say the study on the police department done by the research triangle institute was no surprise. included a lot of statistics but possibly the most eye-opening is that blacks are 20% more likely to be pulled over than whites during daylight hours when activist say their skin color is easily observed. >> turns out that the people of durham could do math after all. turns out that we weren't hallucinating. about racial profiling. reporter: mark anthony middleton did know some good news. the racial profiling appears to have declined some in the past couple years but they say it is not enough. >> the disparities, while on the decline, are still very concerning. reporter: they say the chang

barbara: the durham police department is trying to be more trarpbt. proof of racial bias in traffic stops is shown. john: we will hear from advocacy groups. caitlin knute is live in durham city hall with what to expect moving forward. caitlin: first up as you mentioned the advocacy groups are meet here at 11:00 this morning. we will be paying attention to their reaction to the news. this on the heels of the report that said black male drivers are more likely to be pulled over by police officers. >> we are cautiously optimistic. reporter: that is how he described his reaction to the police department study. while he appreciates the effort at traurpbt si he says -- claims his organization has long been making. according to a research group black men in do you recall were 20% -- durham were 20% more likely to be pulled over. heat focuses on drug and gang violence. >> our heat teams have been asked to go out in some of the highest crime communities which are mostly minority. if you are not careful we you do that you can feed into that implicit bias. repor

barbara: we are learning more about a durham police officer shot in the county jail. it is a story that broke this time yesterday. police say the department's professional standards division is looking what happened. it started when danny mcmillan was arrested on peeping charges. r.s. turner took off his handcuffs and mcmillan reached officer turner moved to grab it and they fought and the gun went off hitting turner in the stomach. mcmillan faces a list of charges. john: new details about a crash in fayetteville over the weekend. we know the tkraoeufrdriver involved was killed. this was sunday morning on ramsey street near hillsborough street. kelvin edge went off the road and crashed into a utility pole. barbara: more than 300 north carolina army national guard members will start their trek home. they have been in kosovo as part of an international peace keeping force. it is expected that the first will come today. john: another win for hulk hogan. the additional money he was awarded. why gulf coaster says it is not over. barbara: carnival getting the grown light to

durham police are on the scenech a deadly shooting. >> officers responded to hardy morning. police found a 24-year-old man dead at the scene. course. suspect. no charges have been filed, either. >>> attorney general roy cooper and governor mccrory will go head-to-head. cooper snagged 71% among democrats. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton won along with wins in florida and illinois. the loss to john kasich, mark coe rubio suspended his presidential bid last night. on the democratic side, clinton beat sanders in ohio, florida, and illinois. >>> voters headed out last minute across our area. this is the scene in clayton as the polls were closing. >> father areas experienced some areas had long lines. this was the scene in raleigh as the line stretched out of the building. a lot of nc state students voted there and told us they waited two hours or longer to cast their vote. >> i didn't think that so many, like, people our age would be vote. they look like our age. >> in two counties, they got to vote longer because issues came up. one area had an evacuation because a student

durham police say it was not a random act that no one has been arrested and there are no charges yet. coming up, we will hear more from the mother. we also spoke with her out here this morning. she is very much in shock. live, i am andrea blanford. john: just senseless. thank you. happening now, police are looking for a driver who hit a victim and kept going. the incident happened before 3:00 and the victim's identity has not been released. barbara: also in cumberland county, we are working to learn more about a fatal crash in the beaverdam area area authorities told our crews that the driver went off the road, overcorrected and crossed the centerline and then hit a tree. the driver was then thrown out of it on top of the victim. no children were on board when this school bus ended up in the front home of a house in garner. 8:30 this morning. we are told that the driver suffered minor injuries at the investigation continues. john: overnight, a wild chase through durham with a bizarre ending. the chase began on miami boulevard and then went down onto the durham freeway before the drive

there is a huge number of stolen guns and am mission on the streets of durham. police records show nearly 400 guns were reported stolen in 2015, and in durham county, the sheriff's office got reports of 150 stolen guns. >> it's scary. >> it left alicia smith -- >> i'm speechless now. i'm wondering where they are >> reporter: investigators say a lot of them are swiped during home and car burglaries. >> if you are going to own a firearm, lock them up. >> reporter: some are ending up at other crime scenes. there is some good news. durham cops recovered 67 of the stolen guns and confiscated another 600 for various reasons. smith worries about all of the guns not found. >> you never know who could have one. it could be the person sitting beside you. >> reporter: back here on the ground, both durham police and the sheriff's office says they do not resell confiscated guns. mario boone, cbs north carolina. >>> police are trying to locate the man responsible for shooting a pastor after a church service. authorities say kyle olden waited in the parking lot to attack the pastor.

durham police are investigating a deadly shooting. that is one story making headlines. officers say two men were shot block of maplewood drive. they were both taken to the hospital and one died. donald trump is making a campaign stop in north carolina today. he is scheduled to speak at the crown coliseum. hillary clinton will make two stops in the triangle tomorrow. she is scheduled to stop at hillside high and brought ton high school. soldiers from the 82nd air barn division will come home. they are on the way home after noon responsibilities in iraq. a welcome home ceremony is planned for today. the commander is bringing back the unit colors marking the official return of the units. john: the man accused of shooting and idaho pastor has been arrested in washington, d.c. authorities say kyle odom was taken into custody yesterday after he threw thrash drivers and other items over the white house fence. the shooting of pastor was over a raleigh for ted cruz. remington, who was shot six times has regained consciousness and is talking with his familiar. a full-court detect

beside you. >> reporter: both durham police and sheriff's office tell me guns. mario boone, cbs north carolina. >> idaho police are looking for the man accused of shooting a pastor in the parking lot after a service. surveillance helped identify him as the shooter. the pastor is still in the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. the congregation says they are praying for the pastor and the man nted by police. >> a lot of people are hurting really bad right now over this, believing that god has a plan. >>> authorities in dickinson,selfself recovered the body of a man monday night after his boat overturned in the dickinson bayou. the victim has not been identified and another man was fishing when the boat was overcome by current. a jury in nashville has awarded erin andrews over secretly recorded video. the jury came back with its decision monday after a did i of deliberations. they maintained that the with are to blaine for the individual -- to blame for the video. >> erin andrews has shown phenomenal courage for standing up to security, safety, and p

openness and transparency mac durham police declined to be interviewed for this story but a spokesman told me, dpd thoroughly investigates all complaints against police personnel. >> i think most of our law- enforcement officers are good officers and do a great job. we do have bad apples. for those bad apples we need to know who they are. we need to know the misconduct they have engaged in print we need to rid ourselves of those troubled officers. >>reporter:we just checked an officer heidrick is on parole -- patrol, however he was not available to speak with us about the story. i am mario boone from the newsroom. back to you. >>> three years ago when we first introduced you to horton, she was simply trying to help with her husband's morning routine. now her magna clothing is being sold internationally and she just needs to deal with tommy hilfiger and major retailers. tonight what's the next >> it's a hidden magnet technology it is hidden into a pocket it just simply closes >>reporter:an invention born of necessity and her desire to help her husband. >> one day in a locker of he was

this is when durham police say the shooting happened. here in the yard and were taken to the hospital where david died. they say he's 15 years old, a 10th grader in high school and they don't know why anyone would want to do this. >> he never had a chance to do anything. he never had a chance to be himself. i pray to god that he made peace with god so that i can see him again. >> reporter: durham police say they are asking anyone with information about what happened here to call crimestoppers. as for this story, cbs north carolina will follow it. mario boone is going to have more starting on the news at 5:00 including what the inside of that house looks like after the shooting. all of that is coming up on cbs north carolina. for now reporting live in durham, i'm emma wright, cbs north carolina. >>> we are also keeping an eye on a building explosion that injured nine firefighters in seattle, washington, early this firefighters were responding to a natural gas leak near the greenwood neighborhood overnight. 30 minutes later, a massive expl

now 'out in numbers' -- for the 'durham police department'. the department... pledging to enter a "wave of transparency"... opening its files -- to have an 'independent company' -- review 'years' of traffic stops. angelica alvarez... 'breaking down' the numbers for us tonight -- from the durham police department... the interim police chief says they heard what the public was saying... and believe this study... now out in the open... is a sign that they are working to do better. "cautiously optimistic." fred foster... with durham's naacp... treading lightly with new numbers of 'racial disparity' in 'traffic stops'. two hours before interim police presented the findings to us in this news conference... he shared them with foster... and other advocacy groups. "all of those same figures, we had presented to them before." for foster... it was a bit redundant when this study by research group... rti... showed that out of more than 150- thousand traffic stops from 2010 to 2015...the odds of black men getting pulled over... were 20-percent higher... and the group bring

take a look at the video shot just when durham police responded to the scene. a suspect shot at officer. the officer is expected to be okay and so was the suspect who custody. police have not said what led to the altercation or what happened, but we do know that the incident happened near the sally ford, the location where police officers usually bring in and leave with prisoners. it is a safe area not necessarily open to the public. of course as we bring you -- as we learn more information we

now 'out in numbers' -- for the 'durham police department'. the department... pledging to enter a "wave of transparency"... opening its files -- to have an 'independent company' -- review 'years' of traffic stops. angelica alvarez... 'breaking down' the numbers for us tonight -- from the durham police department... the interim police chief says they heard what the public was saying... and believe this study... now out in the open... is a sign that they are working to do better. "cautiously optimistic." fred foster... with durham's naacp... treading lightly with new numbers of 'racial disparity' in 'traffic stops'. two hours before interim police chief larry smith... presented the findings to us in this news conference... he shared them with foster... and other advocacy groups. figures, we had presented to them before." for foster... it was a bit redundant when this study by research group... rti... showed that out of more than 150- thousand traffic stops from 2010 to 2015...the odds of black men getting pulled over... were 20-percent higher... and the group bri

call the durham police department or you can always remain anonymous through crimestoppers. live in durham, lauren haviland, cbs north carolina. >> details are continuing to come out of this death investigation. lauren, thank you so much. we know you'll stay on top of the breaking news and bring an update on wncn.com. >>> breaking overnight now. in campaign 016, major victories in the race for the white house. for the democrats, hillary clinton rolled up primary victories in both states, florida, ohio, and north carolina. >> as for the republicans, trump continues his big streak of wins. he took the top spot of florida, illinois as well. missouri is still too close to call for both parties. john kasich won in ohio. marco rubio ended his campaign last night, throwing his support to senator ted cruz. >>> breaking overnight, the race for the governor's mansion governor pat mccrory and roy cooper locked up their party's nominations in tuesday's primaries. cooper took a commanding lead hoping to unseat pat mccrory. throughout the campaign, he has questioned mccrory's priorities.

john: durham police investigating an early morning murder. a man was found shot to death on hardy street. we have the details about the victim. reporter: according to one of the eyewitnesses who asked us to protect her identity, the victim went door to door searching for help. >> when we put our europe to the door, we could hear somebody faintly gasping for help. shortly afterwards. reporter: they spent hours processing the crime scene. at last check, they had not made any arrests and are asking the public for information about what happened here overnight to come forward. the resident we spoke to said she had never seen him here before. barbara: police are looking for suspects or a suspect who broke into an apartment overnight. no one inside the unit was hurt. john: now to severe weather slamming the midwest. storms and twisters ripping through the region overnight. 20 million people caught in the that drivers had to take shelter. >> here, we will continue to see sunshine and 80 degree temperatures, but it cool down is on the way. don has yo

tisha: new details emerging in the shooting of a durham police officer. that officer shot in the durham county jail for by a peeping suspect. angelica: police say the department standards division news looking into what happened, but they are not going into detail over what went wrong that led to the shooting. here's what we do know. overnight, danny mcmillan was arrested for peeping. at 3:30 this morning at the jail, his handcuffs were taken that is when mcmillan reached to the back of his pants for a gun that was still there. officer turner would to grab it. they went into a fight. the vet when off, hitting the officer in the stomach. officer turner has been treated and released. and now mcmillan is facing a list of charges. correct you are being charged with felony assault with a deadly weapon on a government official, felony assault on it -- with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, carrying a concealed gun, felony possession of a weapon by a prisoner. angelica: as far as what will happen to officer turner and any other officers involved, police will t

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thankfully i am >>> breaking news, durham police are investigating after one of their own is shot. officer say the shooting happened just before 4 o'clock this morning i west pettigrew street near the sally port of the germ drill -- durham jail . the police officer that was injured has been treated and released from the hospital and the suspect is in jail. >>gerald paul junior of edwin will face a judge. he killed matt jones and jessica piatt earlier this week here tara wilson was also accused of helping paul after >>the president will meet with her will castro as he continues his historic visit to cuba. the president touchdown in havana on sunday along with the first lady and their 2 daughters. resident obama is the first sitting us president to visit the country and 88 years. >>whether you are a fitness buff or trying to stay in shape, you may like to wear a fitness tracker it. do those devices on your wrist really give you an accurate picture of your health? that is a good question. maggie newland took a look at the issue it. >> reporter: fitness trackers count everything from he

a durham police officer shot by a man in custody. tisha: also happening now, a three-year-old child found wandering alone in the middle of the night. greg barnes was the good samaritan who called for help. steve: president obama making his historic visit to havana, getting officially welcomed this afternoon. the president side-by-side with the cuban president roh castro, taking questions from reporters after meeting privately. president obama said this is a straightforward conversation about democracy and human rights area we will have more from that history making meeting coming up. tisha: a police officer shot while trying to book a suspect. the big question is how did the angelica: we asked police -- everything here at the durham county jail is under investigation. it went down around 3:30 this morning. danny mcmillan was being arrested for keeping. -- for peeping. he made a reach for something in his pants and it was a gun. now he is facing a slew of charges, one of which is assault with a deadly weapon with attempt to kill. -- i

tisha: the durham police department is taking steps to address the findings. we are joined now live with more. reporter: the police chief says they want to know that the public has been heard. in a conference, he said they listen to complaints of racial profiling and asked rci to be they looked at years of data and traffic stops. for black men behind the wheel, they were 20% more likely to be pulled over. those numbers were at their worst in 2010 and 2013 but improved over the last two years. that could be because of these two policies, but car cameras routinely checking traffic data may have helped as well. the research also found there is a focus on drug and gang violence with these forces. >> we know the vast majority of victims of violent crimes are african-american, and the vast majority of suspects are african-american males. yes, that means we are doing a lot of our policing. then we have a study like this, are not drifting over to making assumptions. reporter: the department is working on a permanent police chief. steve: thank you. now to the fallout fr

anthony: durham police also want body cams on every officer there by next year. a vote was postponed we lawmakers learned the video wouldn't be paid public. that said the meeting here is scheduled for 1:00 this we will upcaught you throughout the day. watch for it on abc11.com, mobile apps and abc11 "eyewitness news".." john: 6:07 and the weather this week is beautiful but things can change quickly. skr what is being done today to prepare for what could come down the road. state health officials have an update on the zika virus. don: good morning to you. as you head out today we have dry conditions on the first alert doppler network and we toward the don: we will be in the 50's at 7:00 and mild temps the current numbers a couple of 40's. 49 in rocks wroe and south hill 46 roanoke rapids and 51 rocky mount and louisburg. 52 siler city and raleigh. cary 46 sanford, 54 pinehurst, 50 lillington and 51 goldsboro. mainly clear now and 52. by lunchtime we will see the temperatures going mid 70's mostly sunny and through the late day 77 degrees and mostly sunny. nice day

. >>> and police have paused the deportation of a durham teenager. >>> and we will check out a comic book written by a woman based on her own life. >>> we begin tonight with the historic begin to cuba by president obama. i'm ken smith. >> and i'm kathryn brown. when air force 1 touched down in coup b president obama became the first sitting president since 1928 to set foot on the island. cuba reopened to u.s. citizen last year after being closed >> wral's layla santiago is there to document the trip. >> an exciting era for u.s.- cuba relations. >> for re than a half century, the relationship has been very sense, and we ve been here for two days. >> i would say the republican presidential politics, especially -- >> the vision of the future on cuba and the diplomatic and political ties, and that story is on our website on wral.com inside cuba page. >>> plans to deport a high school student today are on hold. we have been following this story for some time. >> agents picked up wildin acosta on his way back to school in january. members of the community have all called to stop his today

about the research which reveals african american men are more likely to get pulled over by police in durham. this has been an issue for decades and now is the time to keep the pressure on. >> we need to talk about the total redeployment of our police department to stress relationship over pure interdiction. moving from broken windows to a police department from kindergarten on up. and research right now on line on wncn.com. >>> a group opposed to the non discrimination ordinance is urging the general assembly to call a special session to over turn the measure. mothers business owners and victims of sexual assault spoke at a news conference in charlotte. >> there is no discrimination in our city and state on individuals but it does not mean that all christians choose muslims and people--jews, muslims and people of faith should embrace or endorse messages or events that are against their convictions. >> supporters held a conference outside of the building to leave the measure in tact. the nypd, f.b.i. and secret service are investigating a threatening letter sent to eric trump the son of dona

durham police are working to expand efforts in the community including increasing their presence on social media sites next door. >>> the durham city manager postponed a body police camera discussion that was on the city council agenda last night. in a message to members, tom bonfield said the interim progress on establishing guidelines, however he wants to work out additional details and get input from the new police recommendations publicly. that new chief is expected to be on the job sometime in may. >>> there is a groundbreaking marking the start of construction of a new bridge the d.o.t. will replace the herbert c bonner bridge over hatteras island. the groundbreaking will take place at 10:00 this morning. over that bridge, okay, all worries and the world are gone. >> i have left them behind. now let's go out on the beach. old time. >> take in the view. >> let's take a road trip. it's going to be beach weather i talked about this earlier, keep in mind, i'm not saying don't go, but keep in mind this time of year when we're looking at mid 70s to near 80 degrees it's got to feel more lik

durham police officer is getting important training and verbal de-escalation. they are learning tactics and skills to improve communication and sure they are using the right language to come across as fair and trustworthy. today's training was provided by harry dolan, a veteran law-enforcement officer with 32 years of experience. wake county under investigation happened this morning near fowler road. this flatbed truck hauling construction lumber collided with an suv. a woman inside was killed. anchor: new file from the. he later apologized. there was widespread outrage about the comments. anchor: now the countdown to the sweet 16. unc will hit the road tomorrow for philadelphia. >> a very confident sounding tar roy williams was full of life. much more than i have seen all year long. they look the part in the second half of their first two games. they treated the providence players the exact same way. when this team is operating, there are not many that will hang with them. that is the attitude they are caring with them. the team is enjoying every step but ther

take a look at the video shot just when durham police responded to the scene. a suspect shot at officer. the officer is expected to be okay and so was the suspect who custody. police have not said what led to the altercation or what happened, but we do know that the incident happened near the sally ford, the location where police officers usually bring in and leave with prisoners. it is a safe area not necessarily open to the public. of course as we bring you -- as we learn more information we >> mikaya thurmond on the scene of our breaking news story this morning. >>> raleigh police are investigating a shooting in brier creek that sent two people to the hospital . it happened in a convenience store. a man who was shot in the chest was taken to the hospital, the other man was taken to the hospital for observation. neither man has life- threatening injuries. they also tell us they had a suspect in custody. no word on charges or a motive. >>> a man charged in a deadly crime spree in wake county is due back in court. kendrick gregory is accused of killing a raleigh

good eveinig...thanks for joining us...i'm leyla santiago this week.. building of new police headquarters in durham.... donald trump and hillary clinton are both celebrating huge primary victories..... and...state agents raid 2 homes belonging to a former nc state football player dozens of people rallied in front of durham police headquarters this afternoon, to protest plans to build a new headquarters. construction is set to begin in the fall or winter. as of now, 71- million dollars have been allocated for the police station project. protesters say the money could be put to better use. "what about the things that the residents of durham have been demanding for a lot longer. like housing, affordable housing, like jobs, like a better educational system. why aren't we listening to those residents and giving them what they need before we new shiny building." city council member don moffit told us it has been years since a significant amount of money has been spent on police headquarters. however, he says city leaders are open to feedback from the public. both donald trump and hillary clinton are cele

.>> the dura police said -- the durham police station is offering incentives to get officers to live interim such as letting them take their patrol cars home. the mountains are under a winter weather advisory. the snow started falling around noon today. that is in henderson county. 1 to 4 inches is possible. >> it's time to embrace spring and count the days. >> i love when you say that. i make no apologies. i do not like the excessive heat i have no problem with that. i agree. >> let's check out what's going on out there right now. nobody at the official reporting stations is reporting in a snow but we are beginning to see a bit of a resurgence in the precipitation activity over north sarah -- over north central carolina. not a dramatic change but over time, we see this area growing in the radar, the reason you see flew is that there is an algorithm or a program that the software is running where it is saying temperatures in the upper atmosphere are fairly cold and overall, it should support snow in that location. there is no substitute for looking at the actual observation at that l

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. >>> we are following breaking news in durham, police are on the scene of a double shooting on maple drive, there are two people with gunshot wounds, we have a crew on the way to the 16 and we will bring you information as soon as we learn it. >>> you have that to do list, the cbs hit show limitless airs, and it's easy to swallow. meet a master mind for the fbi. he's taking a pill that makes imoperate at the highest level possible. that's not possible in real life but this doctor said help is on the way. >> there is help in the way of smart pills to wake up parts of your brain, there are also implants that you can get. you can do all of the things on your to do list. >> many people are turning to this pill, medatonil, that improves brain functions. >> reporter: the doctor does >> i am not convinced that it makes a huge difference in your health although executives and pilots are popping it. >> reporter: he said that going to your to do list, like take up a hobby can help improve your brain. also getting lots of sleep, seven to eight hours worth. recovery after a long stressful day is

. >>> durham police have identified the man killed early this morning. investigators say 23-year-old symoud lewis was shot around 2:00 this morning on hardee street. people living there say he entered one of the building after being shot. he went door to door trying to get help. one resident said she opened the door to find him bleeding and stayed with him till he died. >> he was human being and he was reach -- reaching out for help and he was dying. nobody deserves to die alone. >>> a north carolina man who spent nearly two we deschanel in prison for a crime he did not commit killed himself. investigators say darryl hunt died after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. evidence showed he was wrongly convicted. hunt spent 19 years in prison for that crime. friends say he had cancer and was struggling to pay medical bills. >>> moment ago governor mccrory ordered north carolina flags lowered to half staff in honor of ralph johnson. a spokesperson said he died late last night from complications related to a stroke. the 62-year-old lost reelection in lt night's pr

with the help of researchers durham police have data showing more likely to be pulled over during daylight hours. the police chief does not believe there's a bias but new training and new focus on investigating individual people as opposed to broad areas of the city has helped reduce the racial disparity of people being pulled over in the past two years. >> you have to be sure you are not drifting over into making assumptions and we are human beings and that can happen so when we get information like this we have to sit back and take a really hard look at ourselves as professionals. >> the researchers here also looked at data in raleigh fayetteville and greens bureau and did not find any effect. they are going to dig deeper into this data and find out why the disparity exists. michael hyland cbs north carolina. >> they are offering $5,000 reward leading to an arrest in a murder of a man on west harnett street. the reward came at the request of the vincent police department in order to generate new leads in this case. >>> warrants indicating texting and driving may have played a factor in a

they ended in the parking lot of durham police headquarters. joel: fayetteville police arrested this man for a hit-and-run crash this morning. 27-year-old timothy patrick duclos's, is charged with dwi, license. stephen michael floyd was killed in the crash. he is held on charges of speeding and driving without a license. six days to go until north carolina's presidential primary. we will have a coming up for you. anna: one of the most popular pickups on the road today. why federal safety authorities are now investigating the board f1 50 -- ford f150. reporter: donald trump is back in the state. supporters lined up for hours. we will take you inside, as we await his arrival. a month away from turning 16, anna: donald trump and ted cruz calling on republicans to unite around them. if everyone came together, a say no one could be the republican party. donald trump pickup three wins. he got the endorsement of former candidate carly fiorina today. >> what donald trump wants is for us to be divided. if we are divided, he wins the nomination, and hill

we'll tell you why after the break and also we have new information on the durham police arresting a suspect who allegedly fired a shot at an coming up. . >>> ten minutes after 5:00, still a little bit damp this morning. we had some showers to rolled through, a little bit of that lingering showing up on the radar. a little bit of drizzle as you're stepping out the door. take a look at these temperatures. 30s in a lot of places. cary, 37 in roanoke rapids. what a difference compared to the temperatures that we saw in the mornings last week, and tomorrow morning will be even colder. we have a frost advisory that i'll tell about you coming up. just mid-40s at lunchtime and high in the mid-50s so our temperatures continue to run well below normal. we'll see some sunshine over the mid-30s so coats for the kids at the bus stop and mid-50s, but breezy. we'll talk about the warm up coming in a few minutes. thank you, elizabeth. enough platonium to make atomic bombs is headed for storage. >>> two british ships arrived to transport the platonium under a bilateral agreement, fitted with naval g

durham police are working to expand efforts in the community including increasing their presence on social media sites like twitter, facebook andnext door. >>> the durham city manager postponed a body police camera discussion that was on the city council agenda last night. in a message to members, tom bonfield said city leaders and the interim police chief made significant progress on establishing guidelines, but he wants to work out additional details and get input from the new police chief before presenting any recommendations publicly. that new chief is expected to be on the job sometime in may. >>> wake county commissioners proposal to hold tax assessments more often. right now the assessments are done every eight years. under the new proposal it will change to every four years. they say this will help ease the sticker shock for those who see tax rates increase significantly every eight years. the vote will be held march 21 and if it passes the next reappraisal would occur in 2020. >>> shaw rich history will be the focus of a new documentary that will include henry tapper and images of

. >>> a durham police officer was arrested on fraud charges. investigators say officer dm yingling worked as a courtesy officer at an apartment complex. he is accused of subletting that apartment and receiving payment and not giving that money to the rental company. he is charged with two counts of obtaining property by false pretenses. he was put on administrative leave without pay. >>> new data shows black men are more likely to be stopped by police in durham and it is getting the attention of civil rights groups. they held a news conference today to respond to the study by research triangle institute. the groups say they feel vindicated by the study's findings. they publish you had a lymph recommended policy changes in 201 and fox us you had on traffic stop disparities. now that the police department has released the study results, they say this is still more work to do. >> this is not a tomorrow for a victory lap. debt serious and this conversation cannot be police driven. cannot be see manager driven. it has to be at the council level, the