wilson: people are struggling, and that is why i have dedicated myself to this cause. john: he is running against hillary clinton and bernie sanders, bringing over 5000 to his last stop in greenville. he even says the party is against him. dr. wilson: they say they have not sanction me, so therefore, i am not a democratic candidate. john: also a christian, dr. wilson is running on a he also wants to focus on america's problems first. dr. wilson: you can have far more people. that is why i am here. john: wilson is only on the ballot in several states, and he says it is an uphill battle, and hopes to surprise the establishment saturday night. john lyon, wyff news 4, greenville. michael: and front runner hillary clinton has been campaigning in west columbia, and steve heard, the husband of cynthia hurd, she was one of the emmanuel nine killed in charleston last summer. mrs. clinton: we will lose 33,000 people a year, on average 90 people a day. i just find it appalling that in our country, we are not coming ways to keep guns out of the wrong hands, and i'm going to keep workin

wilson-- [telephone ringing] the phone. john, the phone's ringing. i know, i know, i know. here you are, mr. wilson. oh, thank you. hello-- mr. wilson, you knocked over the vase. oh, for heaven's sake, dennis. mr. wilson: hello? hello? hello? is that "reasonable john wilson?" oh, that should read, "reasonable," period, "john wilson," exclamation point. well, mr. wilson, my name is dewey. i'm in town visiting my brother-in-law for the day and i happened to see your ad. i'm a book collector and i wondered what first editions you have for sale? well, i have a list right here on my desk. the list, where is the list? where is it? is this what you're looking for? oh yes, thank you. hello. i have-- hello, i have "graph stains" by theodore chiller, "the slender shaft" by-- yes. uh-huh, i see. yeah. well, mr. wilson, that sounds like a very desirable collection. how much are you asking for it? well, how much are you offering? well, i'd say from your description, of course i'll have to examine the books first. i would be willing to pay-- $250? gee, now you can get that camera. well, i

wilson. yeah, and your head's kind of hot. yup, he's going, all right. oh, please. here, dear. ooh, that's hot. john, you act like that's the only head you've got. i better be going home for lunch, dennis. you look awful. oh, you miserable-- jeepers, mr. wilson, maybe we ought to shake your head to make sure nothing's broken inside. thank you, dennis, but right now, i'm happy that it's still attached to my body. it sure was nice of you to referee for us, aunt emma. and i'm glad you didn't get hurt when mr. wilson got in your way. oh, thank you, dennis. uh, dennis, why don't you come visit a crabby old lady sometime? you really want me to? it does my old bones good to see a bright, athletic little gentleman like you. do you remember what a mess you were at dennis' age? i beg your pardon? come to think of it, you changed remarkably little. well, what are you waiting here for? go on home and get some lunch and come back and visit me. okay. i'll see you all later. goodbye, aunt emma. oh, he's all boy. i like him. i'll call you when lunch is ready, aunt emma. aunt emma: all right, dear. eloise, did you h

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anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: now a look at some much your eyewitness photos. tim dickerson sent this of highway 49 south in roxboro. even throw it is dark you see snow covering the pavement. barbara: also we will look at there picture000. samantha stone of the snow accumulating in creedmoor. a blanket of white powder on her patio want an melody myers is excited about the snow. keep sending us photos with the abc11 hash tag. john: glad somebody is excited about it. we are pretty excited. 5:37. our coverage is just getting started. barbara: the governor's advice during the winter event. and meteorologist don storm from the first alert storm center. don: good morning to you. as you head out we've got temperatures in the mid 20's. we will see temps going up the by tomorrow 20 to 30 degrees don: welcome back. weather and traffic together. a lot of folks sending pictures. i got these on my facebook. this is tim. street covered and snowing slightly at 4:20 this morning. let's talk about the drive in. you may see snow on the drive in. you may see sleet, freezing rain

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in wake county, anthony wilson. john: too many wrecks to show you but we are showing you a number of them. gloria? >> we have already driven past several rex out here -- wrecks out here. you can see that vehicle there. the vehicle hit the center divider. this is a one-person accident. you can see that vehicle totally damaged. there have been no major injuries on many of these occasions with these accidents. in wake county there have been at least 45 accident this morning alone. most of these, minor accidents, we don't like to see any accidents but it is wonderful that nobody has gotten seriously injured. the raleigh police department is can. especially, try to stay off the where we are getting many of those accidents. our camera in front of us, our front camera here, you can see traffic is moving at this time. we have seen many backups particularly on 495 heading eastbound and westbound. there was a portion their closed. in the last hour, they have reopened that portion of the road, however there are still backups. at le

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john: anthony wilson is in breaking news one. anthony: we had fog a while ago. i will give you an idea how it looks on 15/501 in south durham. it is dark and we have rain falling but here is what was a little scary. a few minutes ago we were driving along this route and as you see it is very dark and there is thick fog such that you could not see where you were going. and that is not an exaggeration. it was so thick you cannot see the reflectors that marked lanes. and some of them may be missing because when they blue sometimes but it is fairly clear now but if you are driving between now and sun-up if you hit the fog we described do not rush because you cannot see where you are going going. on top of the slippery conditions with the rain be aware of that and proceed carefully. in fact, it wouldn't be a bad idea if you hit the fog to put on the flashers to make sure somebody behind you is not moving too fast. these are conditions that could prevail. not happening right now. just rainy and potentially slippery. so take your time if you are among the early commute

anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: anthony, thank you. barbara: the foothills saw a little bit of icy precipitation this morning. nicole carr has the details of about how crazy this was where we couldn't see the precipitation. it definitely reach havoc across the region. the county was working 30-40 -- reporting 30-40 isolated accidents. first and first responders and the dot crews were having a hard time keeping up with everything. >> feel like this is something they can slide to the side. nicole: not that easy. >> the trailer came this way and everything jackknifed. spun completely around into the guardrail and smashed it. nicole: icy roads were reported >> the road is very icy, very dangerous. rollover victim. ice on the roads. nicole: luckily, there were no serious injuries. dot crews tried to keep up with demand as first responders offer this morning. >> until we get more went out, it will remain that way. people can dodge the north carl icahn and it will be all right -- north part of the county and it will be all right. nicole: he o

wilson county schools are all closed today. they were on a delay and they are closed now. john: here are those on a two-hour delay. chatham. hoke, johnston, lee, moore, robinson and wayne county. ignore the wilson county. they move to closed. there is a list at abc11.com with a link on the home page. barbara: we will get to "big weather" with weather and accidents. don: is chapter close? they were on the two-hour but it is closed. john: chatham is closed. don: although there and south and west we are not seeing as much in the way of live look at first alert doppler xp and we will talk about what we have right now. basically the boundaries for this moisture where it is running into cold air and we are seeing the precipitation is right through our area. back to the south and west it is a little spotty and hit-or-miss. that doesn't mean it is less dangerous but there's not as much. if you see the pockets they are falling on to a cold frowned and we were in the 20's -- cold contact. north from roanoke rapids to into granville and vance counties here and back into person county the blue areas are heavier bursts of snowflakes. th

john: we will go to anthony wilson in breaking news one. you saw some streetlights out. anthony: we were out and some of them are back on near the northgate mall area. right now we are near the durham police department. earlier we were talking about no lights on broad and leon, murray avenue. those lights apparently back on but they are apparently still who still have no lights. we are heading in that direction. we have rain still falling here, potentially slippery. we had fog earlier and that may have cleared but the bottom line is that there are hazardous conditions. if you are going to be an early commuter bear in mind that anything could be in front of you so take your time and enjoy the scenery. do not rush. we will show you what may be waiting for you. hopefully no more outages. we will keep reporting to you on abc11 "eyewitness news" and the mobile app. we are live in breaking news one in the streets of durham, anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: the weather certainly very strange. from winter to spring overnight. barbara: after navigating through ice an

john: a second wave falling this morning and anthony wilson is there with the current conditions. good morning, anthony. anthony: good morning, john. we are in downtown durham where snow is falling and sticking. the streets have been brined earlier but we are still in the early stages of this. anybody who has any business downtown -- we are going past the carolina theatre -- it point but as you know the later it gets, the colder it gets, things could freeze. it is just very pretty right now. we will keep an eye on things throughout the day and let you know how conditions go. we will keep you informed as we roll through the entire city and county of durham, possibly in orange county where we expect to have snow, keeping an eye on that for you and making sure you know what is ahead. if you don't have to drive through this, we recommend that you don't. that's it for now from the storm chaser. key an eye on us and we will make sure you are informed about conditions in the durham and orange county area. john: even our southern counties are not being spared this time. fayetteville under

he seems -- arthur link did so many great books on woodrow wilson. john milton cooper junior did a bag of the -- biography of woodrow wilson and theodore roosevelt. who was woodrow wilson? these having a moment now. hamilton is having a great moment. [laughter] woodrow wilson, there is a lot of controversy, where there is a woodrow wilson school named after him. but who was he, what should we know about him and admire about him? mr. leuchtenburg: when i was a student, i went to newtown high school in queens. as a boy, all my teachers were shipped woodrow wilson --worshipped woodrow wilson. the great moment in their lives was the creation of the league of nations, and the failure of the united states to join. i tried to remember nowadays, if i mention a certain event which seems important to me, and i get a blank stare from younger people that what i am saying to them is what my teachers were saying to me when they talk about bosnia-herzegovina. bosnia-herzegovina was part of that whole mythos of woodrow wilson, and americans lost the opportunity to become

yc john: roadways wet and anthony wilson is monitoring conditions as the commute gets under way. don will tell us if we will see more rain. barbara: the vote by the raleigh police union how it kocould affect beyonce's concert. john: dozens go down. welcome on tuesday february 23, 5:01 and 44 degrees. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. thank you for joining us. meteorologist don schwenneker is in the first alert storm center with a look at weather. don: good morning to you. good news is most of the ran is shifting north and west of the triangle now. we could see an isolated shower are not seeing any rainfall. may see light drizzle. to the north is where we have the heavier rain moving north of durham through person and granville, vance and warner. then roanoke rapids a spotty shower and south hill, virginia, mecklinburg county, all sliding north and east. temperatures across the region in the 40's this morning. from 41 roxboro to 48 fayetteville. 46 goldsboro, 46 smithfield. 43 chapel hill, 44 sanford, 42 oxford and 41 louisburg. looking at the day ahead, 43 with light rai

just 1, a wide area includes parts of wilson and john. district 12 is out toward winston-salem. lawmakers are asking the u.s. supreme court to grant a delay in the case. lawmakers may call a special session on redistricting next week for list of times and locations for hearings, visit our website, wncn.com. >>> we are one week away from the south carolina republican primary. the six remaining gop candidates debate tonight. some hit the campaign trail ahead of tonight's class. crisp alone has our story. >> reporter: for the first time in the 2016 campaign, just six candidates will be on the debate stage saturday night. trying to impress voters in it's a state with a large percentage of voters who call themselves conservative evangelical christians. a fact not lost on ted cruz. >> and there looking for a consistent conservative. someone who has a proven record. of defending the constitution, of defending the bill of rights. of defending the free market principles and judeo-christian values that are the foundation of this great nation. >> he and donald trump have been sparring onli

go back through history and you will find that john adams, john quincy adams, woodrow wilson, warren harding, herbert hoover, franklin roosevelt, just to name a few, more recent presidents, eisenhower, kennedy, johnson, nixon, ford, carter, and reagan, are also on record as supporters of the nation of israel. america, ladies and gentlemen, has been israel's best friend in the world, and i maintain that america has been blessed because of how we have blessed israel. but something has changed. and i find it more than coincidental that america's prosperity and posture and place in the world have begun to decline at the same time that our commitment to israel has weakened. if america's leaders continue israel, we should not expect god's blessing in return. that's exactly what genesis 12:3 says and i'm just bold enough to believe it. do not think the promises of god can be compromised or renegotiated at the bargaining table. god has spoken about israel and his words never fail to accomplish the purpose for which they were sent. god's preservation of america because of israel. number five.

john: thank you. barbara: anthony wilson is live in breaking news one. anthony: we are going down chapel hill street close to the lakewood shopping is center where there is power in the shopping center but in front of us you are seeing oncoming traffic. that is the only lights you are getting. otherwise no streetlights, no traffic lights and it has been like this a while. apparently about 1,300 customers are waiting for the power to come on and we will look at video that just came in showing a fallen tree on rolling pines avenue locate the near this area. no confirm place from duke power that is what caused the power outage. but the exact cause of the outage we are dealing with here in the lakewood area not yet anyone but back live you are looking again at a bus coming the rain is reflecting. if you plan to commute in this area the next couple hours you may want to be on the lookout. in is a truck through the intersection and you can't see it but there are travel signals up there in the darkness not working. so please go slowly and look both ways because

live outside the wake county justice center anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: thank you, anthony. also at wake county justice center closing arguments expected to start in traveon smith's sentencing hearing. a jury convicted him last week of killing melissa huggins joins in her apartment in may of 2013. smith could get the dependent. during the sentencing hearing the defense has called several relatives who painted a picture attempt to save his life. you can watch live streaming video on abc11.com. barbara: a military family is asking for prayers after a violent crash seriously injured a mother of twin girls. amber: firefighters had to cut lakhisa williams out of the vehicle she was in. the crash was when another driver was driving in reverse on i-40 near aviation parkway leaving the tkraoeufrdriver benita martinez dead and williams the mother of twins badly injured. this picture taken by her house shows her in a hospital room with a neck brace with broken bones. joshua matthews said the injuries come as she was dealing with a broken ankle from a recent call a

i'm here in wilson county. john jones elementary dismissed at 11:00 a.m. this morningment can you see the parking lot is pretty empty i'm lot of the staff and fact ally have already left. the school district dimissed early because of this potential severe weather this afternoon. as of conditions right now which we're getting a the bit of rain, but the real concern is the wind. i checked my wind compass a few minutes ago. we are looking at 20 to 25-mile per hour winds at some point. and there is that chance of up to 70-mile per hour winds and the potential for tornadoes. wilson county and others taking precautions and dismissing early because of the potential veer weather this afternoon. they've kind of staggered the dismissals here to allow the

anthony wilson, abc 11 john: raleigh's police union will meet to decide whether to formally endorse off-duty officers working security at -- they are upset about beyonce's halftime show which they claim was a salute to the black panthers. gloria rodriguez has the latest details. gloria: this is where the queen bee herself will be performing. a union spokesperson telling me he is optimistic they will avoid a boycott. some concerned about security here. beyonce's super bowl performance is garnering attention. some say her military inspired performance salutes the extremist black panther group and is anti-police and pro-violent. officers of all different races deplorable. that is why the raleigh police protective association is taking a big boat tonight at the local teamsters 391 building on angus drive. they will decide whether to boycott providing security at carter-finley stadium. unions and tap and nashville's have urged officers not to volunteer at the concert. i'm told this would affect off-duty officers who volunteered to work at these types of events but do get paid for their work. some

john: a shooting suspect wanted wilson. davey johnson junior was found hours after gunfire erupted. nash county deputies say johnson shot the victim when he was next door to his mother's house. [gunfire] barbara: the search for the missouri couple suspected in a series of robberies and abductions ended in florida and a hail of gunfire. blake fitzgerald was found dead and harper wounded. it happened after a high-speed chase to the two are suspected in a crime spree spanning four states that began in missouri. brittany harper is being treated for her injuries. the death of bmx rider dave mirra. the 41-year-old was found in a truck with what appears to be a self-inflicted shot wound to the head. he lived in greenville and was known for being one of the most decorated x games athletes in history. condolences are pouring in. tony hawk called him a true pioneer, icon, and legend. barbara: and a well-known raleigh women recovering from a malicious mugging has a fundraiser run by the knights of columbus. whatever money they receive will be donated to any, a former general manager of a pub i

we are live in durham, anthony wilson in breaking news one, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: thank you, anthony. wake county has announced make-up days for yesterday's missed classes. for year round students in tracks one, three and four you will go there saturday to make up the missed day. and traditional calendar students will make it up monday april 25 which was scheduled to be a teacher workday. barbara: a possible driver bishooting is under way in cumberland county. someone opened fire on this mobile home in the tailorsylors mobile home and a teenager was hit in the neck and knee. we are working to find out more on his condition. deputies say at least 12 shots the north carolina primary is in limbo resulting from a federal court ruling threatens to put the march 15 vote on hold. john: lawmakers have to redraw new maps by february 19. amber has what that means. amber: we are expected to learn more today. as it stands two of our primary congressional races next month could be postponed if state lawmakers can't meet the deadline to redraw the maps. yesterday lawmakers hear

chapel hill anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: 5:07. an elementary school in phrourpbing. barbara: what we are learning about a beloved teacher kid in an accident. john: you will see flurries today but other parts of the state dealing with more than that. don: with the big story it is cold. we will talk about them coming up. of our area and up to don: welcome back. let's talk bus stop forecast. as the kids head out the door you will want to bundle them up. it is a colder morning. temps only in the 20's and they will stay in the 20's through 9:00. numbers from across the region 25 roxboro, 24 objection torrid. 28 roanoke rapids and 25 south hill and 27 louisburg and 25 chapel hill, southern pines. 22 sanford, 27 favorite and 28 smithfield. looking at the day ahead mainly clear now and 25. by lunchtime 39 degrees under partly sunny skies and through the late day 40 degrees under partly sunny skies. lots of sunshine today, a few clouds, even colder temperatures for the weekend. we will talk about that in the seven-day forecast next. john:

anything about the gunman the we are live outside durham police headquarters anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: thank you, anthony. a woman charged with stabbing a man to death in fayetteville is scheduled to appear in court today. monday can holt appearing teary eyed accused of killing tommy mcnair. she called 911 to report it tuesday morning. neighbors say the 40-year-old holt recently moved in with mcnair. barbara: a fire that forced people to find a new place to live is called accidental. we captured video of the flames on monday night. investigators say it started on a balcony and spread to the attic. one apartment was damaged and damage. no one was hurt. there's no time line on how long the repairs will take. john: to the race to redraw congressional maps that have been declared unconstitutional. state laurels -- laurels will go over new maps today. they spent more than four hours tuesday debating on how to redraw them without considering race as a major factor. it could the primary at risk. the owners of a modern house in an historic raleigh neighborhood can breathe easy. barbara: after

we have sierra and russell wilson, kristy teagan and john legend. >> she was my pick for best dressed. >> taylor swift and gomez, but that outfit was not so good. >> even justin bieber and his are going viral. >> i did not even know he had a little brother until those pictures came out.>> we talked about trends in the fashion, and the big trend is black. a lot of the stars wore black, adele, carrie underwood. another part in the usa today is the review of the new kanye west album. the new album, "the life of pablo" got 3.5 stars out of 4. >> we have been tweeting out pictures, and we want your opinion. so let us know what you think. you do not have to agree with >>> more to come this morning, some parents in sumter asking why their children took hours to get home on the bus, not back until late late last >> and why the school is she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights and women's rights. hillary clinton. take on the drug

secretary of education, john king, jr., so impressed by what congresswoman wilson has done with the program, 5,000 role models of excellence, he was sure to be here for the unprecedented event. >> it is inspiring to see the smitment for the suck-- commitment for the success of young people. we have challenges particularly for our young men and boys of cull sxr it is great to see-- color and it is great to see. departments, all join ing forces to make it a safer place for our children. >> it is very nice, we just hope that it goes beyond the celebration, so at some point we need to roll up our sleeves, get in a community, and translate the words into deeds of action, actually save kids. >> reporter: close to 200 mayors, tribal leaders, and executives in 43 states accepted the challenge. however, miami-dade is the first to do so as a county. february 19 is my brother's keepers community challenge day. in downtown miami, marybel rodriguez, news news. >> incredible. i gotta admit, i feel a little lazy between the 2 of you, both riding in the cancer challenge tomorrow. i will be-- my excuse. >>

john b. king, jr., so impressed by what congresswomanen wilson has done with the program, 5,000 role models of excellence, he was sure to be here for the unprecedented event. >> it is inspiring to see the commitment across the community and certainly we have challenges across the country, particularly for young men and boys of color and it is great to see this community coming together. >> leaders to police departments are joining forces to make it a safer place for our children. >> it is nice, we hope that it goes beyond the celebration, so at some point we need to role up our-- roll up our sleeves, get in the community and translate the words into deeds of action, actually save kids. >> reporter: nearly 200 mayors, triefbl leaders and executives in 43-- tribal leaders and executives in 43 states have done it, miami is the first to do as a county, february 13 is my brother's community challenge day. downtown miami, marybel rodriguez, cbs 4 news. >>> lets focus on the weather. the only thing better than nice weather is nice weather on the weekend. that is when it is the most important, elliott

john: a shooting suspect wanted in nash county is arrested in wilson. authorities found david thompson jr. hours after gunfire erupted thursday on old smithfield road nash county dulleseputies say he shot the victim and he ran back to his mother's place and called 911. what led to the gunfire is under investigation. amber: i'm amber rupinta in the breaking news friday we have disturbing new details about the murder of a 13-year-old girl from virginia. prosecutors say two virginia tech students carefully planned nicole lovell's murder at a fast food chain last month. david eisenhauer and natalie keepers talked about disposing and concealing the 13's body at the cookout in blacksburg. they took steps by baying clean -- buying cleaning supplies. her relationship with eisenhauer. the funeral service was about 30 minutes. keepers did not get bail so both with still in jail. barbara: today a chance to help a well-known raleigh woman recovering from a mugging. the knights of columbus are having a fund-raiser from 5:30 to 9:30. whatever money they receive will

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anthony wilson, abc 11, eyewitness news. john: happening in raleigh, the sentencing phase underway in the travion smith murder trial. yesterday, a jury found him guilty of killing melissa huggins-jones inside of his apartment in 2013. yesterday, melissa huggins-jones ' 10-year-old daughter took the stand. ed: the defense is calling a parade of witnesses to the stand and all the talking about the rough childhood travion smith pad, which is no surprise to court observers. because hannah jones is a minor, the judge ruled camera would be turned off during her testimony. she is the prosecution's first chair and calmly told jurors about the night at the apartment where she had just moved with her mother in raleigh's north hills. she told jurors she remembered her in screen, but went back to sleep. she said she and her older brother mr. mother. family members -- missed her mother. family members cried, but hannah maintained her composure. 's the defense -- the defense's first witness was travion smith 's mother. >> do you think he punch

we are live outside durham police headquarters, anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: anthony, thank you. a woman charged with stabbing a man to death in fatal is scheduled to appear in court today. monica holt appeared tear yy eyed accused of killing tommy mcnair. she called 911 to report the death tuesday morning. neighbors say the 40-year-old holt had recently moved in with macnair. caitlin: passengers share their stories of a flight that turned into a 28-hour nightmare. i'm caitlin knute in the breaking news center. delta flight 944 landed last long a skpraoeplpeople screaming. that was the stair kwregs part. couldn't see out. caitlin: after spending four hours on the ground it headed home a third time and that was the charm. delta has not said if they will compensate the passengers for their odyssey. barbara: an apartment fire that force the nearly two dozen to find a new place to live is called an accident. we captured video of the flames on monday night. investigators say it started on a balcony and spread to the atook. one apartment was damage and others will

again, earlier problems on 85 north over sam wilson and west mecklenburg county. john? >>> these white squares represent memories lost after fire destroyed a mooresville's family home. >> we can't get those back. family planned to pay it forward after an outpouring of support from people in the area. >> and leading the fight against the zika virus. all new at 5:30, the bay they hoped to use the mosquitoes who carry the virus as the primary weapon against it. >> police went to you take a good look at this picture here of a man suspected in the kidnapping and rob riff a pizza delivery driver. next, the reason the location with a variety of fresh-made seafood meals starting at just $4.99, no one does seafood like d's! try our new home-style flounder meal or double dozen shrimp. or our grilled menu, featuring new tuscan tilapia. each with two sides and hush puppies. for full meals starting at $4.99, >>> police have surveillance photos and tracked down the suspects accused of kidnapping a pizza deliveryman. they drove him up i-85. investigators say they made him withdraw cas

john: police investigating this really crash on highway 54. as anthony wilson reports, the accident was discovered until anthony: the victim of this inside a car. it appears from where we are that the car hit something or was hit by something because side. the car wound up upside down in this boggy area along hide -- highway 64. -- it before. -- 54. >> they found this person this morning. the traffic started sobbing. anthony: the police are trying to reach the man's loved ones to let them know what happened. barbara: packed schedules and john: less than 25 hours before the polls open in the nation's first primary. candidates are pushing hard to get voters out tomorrow. reporter: the fight for new hampshire is nonstop. donald trump is looking for his first win. quick you have to go out and vote tomorrow. -- >> you have to go out and vote tomorrow. >> i'm going to keep saying it a million times because i believe it is true. >> the fact is he never accomplished anything. reporter: bernie sanders is >> you have the right to determine the future of america, not a ha

. >> john: that story kicks off the morning rush. rakeem wilson shot four people, including two teenagers outside of a home on sheridan. he is the main suspect of a murder of a man on mother's day. no witnesses are cooperating in the case, police say. >> amy: a contracted janitor is coworker. he said that he and cooper were working at the park when koorp forced himself on him. the disney spokesperson said that the company no longer works with the contract company. >> john: a fraternity now suspended accused of performing a hazing ritual. back in 2013 reports that they were forced to participate in a drinking game called old south. forced to act as slaves. and << prosecutors said too much time has passed for file charges. thp they are investigating possible students.-ex >>> this is going to be better. >> amy: better than the chicago bulls in the '80s? that good. >> reporter: 51-5. 56 games in. schedule. the most expensive tick yets i have seen no a magic game, in terms 22 of resale. nearly $300 for a lower bowl seat to see steph curry. a 43 point n

on the republican side, wilson says the candidates are taking it one state at a time. ben carson, john kasich and donald trump have all scheduled visits to virginia next week, and we should see a flurry of television ads after votes in south carolina this weekend, and nevada early next week. wilson says the blizzard will come in late summer or early fall, when the nominees begin their march toward the november 8th election. joe dashiell wdbj7 new at six------- " when i was their age, that's what changed my life, theater." cindy williams talks to students and us about her show, always, patsy cline tonight. after years of work and millions of dollars, progress is being made on a new elementary school in our area. i'm khiree stewart in tonight at 11, hear from school leaders expect. covington high school is putting on the production, "always, patsy cline" tonight. it's the story of the famous singer and her relationship with louise seger, a fan who met cline at one of her early shows. it's a special performance for the alleghany highlands; as cindy williams, of laverne and shirley fame, t

well here are the stars john hatcher and trinity garden from woodrow wilson high school where so happy to have you here today you may be our youngest newsmakers will welcome us talk about the dangers once again the centers for disease control has evidence that shows that that young age eighteen nineteen twenty past the age where accidents happen. tell us about your change the numbers. well our program is sponsored by the mb and another organization to help students i see very good now and the brevard written with young people they're often fooling around with a lot of devices while they are behind the wheel. what do you do to educate your peers about the dangers of dealing with devices while driving along the teller put the phone you know the code or sometimes a lot of wonderful friends what about seatbelt safety if you talk to your friends about that and so has never been to court with people never to say that one more night to coo not too cold to wear a seatbelt. do you see young people in your age good riding around with our seatbelts. yes our people a lot of people and what do you

john: two-hour chat lamp, clinton. halifax, harnett, hoke, johnstoners lee, moore, ropbtsz and wilson county. we have a complete list of closings and tkhraeuls as abc11.com. there is a link on the home page. barbara: time for weather and traffic. we begin with meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. don: good morning to you. we will talk first about the warnings that we have going on. we have winter storm warning

anthony wilson halls the details and reaction -- has the details in the next half hour. john: police in person county on the hunt for a murder suspect who killed a mother of five. amber has more on the story. amber: police say nolla bentley was stabbed multiple times at her home on sandstone way in roxboro. police have charged sherrod avery stewart with murder but he is on the run. a long time friend said she witnessed the attack and tried to help her friend. >> i held her while she died in my arms. i hope you go to jail for a long time. you took my best friend away from me. i hope you get what you deserve. amber: her family is urging him to turn himself in. police do not believe he is armed. if you know where he is you are asked to call authorities. barbara: a cumberland county teacher accused of having sex with a student must stay away from her own children. she was an instructor at the cumberland international early college on fayetteville state university campus. she faces four counts of taking indecent liberties with a child and two counts of sexual offense. each is a di

wilson loompoint, so large over his party that he could take credit for the narrow democratic victory in congress. the story in john thompson observed not the least part of wilson the compliment in 1916 had been the widespread approval he gained as a mandate coming out of the election for his shaping of america's response to the cataclysmic war that engulfed europe 2.5 years earlier. the degree to which this electoral and public opinion achievement therefore marja turning point for wilson is something i hope we will talk about. the degree to which this heralded a change or a real seachange and american foreign relations and world relations is our main topic for today. dispensed with what happened in the election and some of the cause and consequences, we now get into the more animating concepts and debates about what the consequences and stakes were. i will first introduce our initial speaker. i'm pleased to introduce professor julia erwin, a associate profession -- professor of history. research focuses on the place of unitarianism -- humanitarianism. history of u.s. international civilian aid you in late 19th and

joining me now we have the president of morehouse college, john wilson, also the chairman of the morehousee yan day and george wanse.ç thank you for the who is at this at that time here. let me ask you, mr. president, do you have political fever on this campus right now. >> >> political fever is on this campus, our students are very active and very engaged and, you know, this is a great place. we are very much engaged in the political conversation, obviously with graduates like martin luther king jr. we tear about what goes on in the country and morehouse men have always been engaged. i will say to you that spike lee and jeh johnson are classmates of mine from morehouse college. >> what was spike lee like in college? >> he was great. he was determined to be a filmmaker since he was a sore more. >> he has gotten involved in this campaign in the last couple days, he cut a radio ad for bernie sanders in south carolina, may be down here as well. >> we will start with the democrat, george. we see this across the country, college campuses they like bernie. >> they certainly do. >> are they feel

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john: today they are remembered with special events at their schools. anthony wilson is live on the u.n.c. campus where two of them attended tell us about what is going on. anthony: first let me make it clear they are talking about two different campuses a. use and deah barakat were and yusor abu-salha were dental students and razan abu-salah attended n.c. state. there are scholarships, service awards and programs named for deah barakat, his wife yusor abu-salha and her younger sister razan abu-salah. a year after their murders their parents are still learning how their lives have affected others. >> i went to the d.m.v. last apdnd she said he helped me. anthony: he says his daughters much kill execution style and son-in-law shot multiple times. now their former neighbor awaits trial. her mother said she witnessed aggression from him toward her daughter. >> i didn't like the way he looked and the way he dressed. anthony: the memorial here at u.n.c. school of dentistry and vigil is 1:30 this afternoon. heart in the day at 6:00 -- later in the day at 6:00 there's a cand

wilson 49 point winners over huguenot. king's fork from suffolk 3a east region semifinals. the norcom girls against john marshall from richmond. norcom wearing white. tiera chambers with the blocked shot. she's a threat on offense as well, the bucket in the paint. you want to see perfect ball movement? here it is. norcom picking apart the john marshall defense. finally it's genasia everett that ends up with it, easy bucket. norcom over john marshall 66 to 41. petersburg with a one point win over warhill. so it's petersburg against norcom for the [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gerard butler -- jenny slate -- musical guest the 1975. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 425 washington state. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talkin' about. that's what i'm talkin' about. hey! hi. oh, i love you! i love you! come on. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] loo

wilson loomed so large over his party, he could take credit for the narrow democratic victory in congress. john thompson has observed aptly, not the least part of wilson's accomplishment in 1916 had been, quote, the widespread approval he gained as a mandate coming out of the election for his shaping of america's response to the cataclysmic war that engulfed europe 2 1/2 years earlier. the degree to which this achievement marked a turning point for wilson is something i hope we talk about. but to the degree this heralded a sea change in american foreign relations and world relations is our main topic today. so having dispensed with what happened in the election and some of the causes and consequences, we'll now get into the core animating concepts and debates about what the consequences and stakes were. so i'll first introduce our initial speaker. i'm very pleased to introduce professor julia erwin. she's an associate professor of history at the university of south florida. her research focuses on the place of humanitarianism in 20th century u.s. foreign relations. she's the author of a great b

wilson with a one-timer. the predators are down 3-1. turned away, but johanson was here for the rebound. over to the hardwood, john wall and the wizards at the mecca. wizards up eight. fourth quarter, knicks coming back, a nice spin move and the bucket puts the wizards back on top. he had 28 points and 17 assists. the knicks didn't go away. that three ball is off the mark. college basketball, maryland hosting. this game is in control pretty much the entire day. terps up by 18 at halftime. more from sulima. gets the steal here. he had a game-high 15 points. maryland may win this game, 93-62. down to virginia hosting virginia tech. tonight, anthony gill, a big slam there. a career-high, 16 points. later on in the second half. >>> not letting it up. getting it done on defense. virginia win the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com slash eastern. >>> come on, doug. get ready to have that song stuck in your head again. disney says