out across nash and edge comb counties and then we're looking south of the triangle and portions of hogue county, cumberland county. you are waking up to light rain but steady at this point in time. it will continue to quickly move off to our east. by the time many of you head out the door, you could be looking at much drier conditions. i'm checking in with visibility. right now, we're at 6 miles visibility at raleigh. we'll keep an eye on this to see if it changes throughout the rest of the morning. concerned, pretty mild. these could be the warmest temperatures that we'll experience all day long. 54 right now in raleigh and durham. here's your hour by hour forecast. 48 through 10:00 this morning. noon we're at 49. we're eventually going to climb to 53 and then we're back to 45 quickly by 6:00 p.m. you will notice plenty of sunshine later this afternoon. i'll let you know how long that will hang around coming up. >>> remember now that north carolina news is a cbs affiliate. we are bringing you a whole slate of cbs shows. tonight you can catch "survivor" and "criminal minds." danny glover

hogue yon is suing for $100 million. the attorneys on both sides of the case question 35 of the potential 109 jurors left. they will narrow them down to a jury of nine people. since a local celebrity is the focus of the case, it can an unbiased opinion. and they say they hope to have a jury selection by tomorrow night. >>> time for headlines around the nation and the world. this is your of 60 -- 60 second scan. think you can hack the pentagon? you'll get the chance starting in april. the defense department will allow vetted and approved hackers, and you might even get paid. the pentagon says the -- the pentagon says it is the best way to keep up on cyber security. for the supreme court since the death of justice scalia. some say it violates a woman's right to an abortion while others argue it protects women's health. justice anthony kennedy is the key if the court were to split 4-4. >>> the ididerod will shorten its ceremony yell start due do a welcome of snow. the normal 11-mile route has been recused to just three mile

. >>> opening statements begin tomorrow in former prowrestler hulk hogue i don't know's $100 million trial against the news web site gawker. it stems from them publicking 41 seconds from one of hogan's sex tapes in 2012. hogan is suing for invision of privacy, however, gawker claims since hogan is a public figure, the sex tape is news worthy. battle of the blues went to unc. the score 76-72, and as soon as the game was over, the tar heel fans immediately flooded franklin street. [ cheering ] >> 15,000 fans packed into the intersection of franklin and columbia streets in chapel hill for the victory celebration. there were fires in the street and fans in the trees. >> chaos. it is crazy. everyone just cheering on the 'heels. cheering the acc. it is just amazing. atmosphere like nothing else. >> and duke, and we just beat them. at their own stadium. >> the fans we spoke with were thrilled that the tar heels winning last night's match. early this morning the chapel hill police announced they did not make any arrests and there were no injury aves the celebrations. >>> well, still ahead, a

i'm also delighted to say that david hogue who sheer in the front row, not only a journalist but just became the deputy chair of our committee. glad to have you here. this is a very special news maker today. during the year we've been looking at issues that we think will become issues not only for the next -- during the presidential campaign and certainly for the next administration, and perhaps a critical issue in that area is space, space exploration has been the great human adventure of modern times and during the next administration we'll be celebrating the 50th anniversary of when we landed on the moon. and what happens from 50 years beyond that. i think our speakers today are kind of discussing that and discuss how the u.s. stays the leader in space. we'll allow time for questions. besides the reporters i want to welcome those watching us live on c-span and a large number of reporters on the line who are calling in from the united states. so i'm going to keep the introductions of our speakers relatively brief and following their remarks we'll open it up to questions for probably

i'm also delighted to say that, david hogue who is here in the front row, not only a journalist but just became the deputy chair of our committee. glad to have you here. this is a very special news maker today. during the year we've been looking at issues that we think will become issues not only for the next -- during the presidential campaign and certainly for the next administration, and perhaps a critical issue in that area is space, space exploration has been the great human adventure of modern times and during the next administration we'll be celebrating the 50th anniversary of when we landed on the moon. and what happens from 50 years beyond that. i think our speakers today are kind of discussing that and discuss how the u.s. stays the leader in space. we'll allow time for questions. besides the reporters i want to welcome those watching us live on c-span and a large number of reporters on the line who are calling in from the united states. so i'm going to keep the introductions of our speakers relatively brief and following their remarks we'll open it up to questions for probably