. >> julia sims, thank you. >>> durham police are looking for those involved in a shooting that send three voice to the hospital around 11:30 saturday night. police say someone 211-year-old boys hit. officers say one of them was seriously injured and the others released from the hospital. the neighbor bernard half of the said he did not see where the shots came from. >> i just heard pow pow pow. people were running around. >> police have not released any information about a militant. one of hospital in serious condition. >>> fayetteville police have a shooting suspect in custody. gunshots erupted just before 4:30 pm yesterday afternoon on main street. the gunshot victims was threatening to drive his suv into the home. the names of the suspect and the victim had not been released. the rent was >>> was in critical condition. investigators want anyone to call. a raleigh man accused of animal cruelty is due in court today. khai daugherty faces cruelty to animal. the bond is $3000. >>> fayetteville police are searching for a rapist who attacked a woman at the apartment complex at the plan

that was julia sims reporting.... kania is currently out on a million dollar bond and on house arrest. a judge is expected to hear arguments on the motions in two weeks. the trial is set for october. a guilty plea in a series of fires that killed two people in carolina beach. marshall doran set 3 fires at a condominium in carolina beach, which killed two women inside. doran owned up to what he did- and prosecutor says the punishment fits the crime. doran is still awaiting trial for a hit and run crash in wake county more than two years ago that also killed two people. decision 2016 open pause pause pause the vice presidential nominees on both tickets visited north carolina this week. democrat tim kaine was first, with an appearance in greensboro. the crowd also heard from democratic gubernatorial candidate roy cooper and congresswoman alma adams. kaine focused on hillary the federal court ruling against state voting restrictions. he urged the crowd to volunteer....knock on doors and get out the vote this fall. 132655

>> julia sims and raleigh, 11:30 pm saturday night on reservoir street. police say someone opened fire on the street. 211-year-old boys and a 16-year- old were hit. one of them was seriously injured and the other boys have been released from the hospital. the neighbor did not see where the shots came from. >> i just heard pow pow pow people running around. >> police have not released any information about a motive work one of the 11-year-old boys remains in hospital in serious condition. >>> fayetteville police have a suspect in custody. gunshots rang just before 4:30 pm yesterday afternoon on ryan street. the gunshot victim was threatening to drop his suv into the house. and at last report the matter was shot was in critical condition. investigators want anyone was near the accident to give them a call. >>> a raleigh man accused of animal cruelty is in court today. he faces a felony cruelty to animal charge. at last check he was in the wake county jail with bond set at $3000. >>> fayetteville victim told detectives she was walking to a car at the plantat

. >> julia sims is live outside the courthouse with what happened in court today. julia? >> reporter: gerald and lynda, mike peterson's house arrest was lifted a little more than 2 years ago, and the possibility of a second trial is looming. at, how the evidence was years. now, at age 72, mike peterson is fighting to stay out of prison. his attorney thinks the handling of the evidence could do it. more than 500 pieces of evidence were introduced at the original trial in 2003. typically, everyday is kept in sealed bags, but peterson's attorney said that a lot of physical evidence was found spilling out of ripped bags. investigators's notes from other cases were mixed up with the peterson case files. the defense has suggested that the physical evidence could be cross contaminated. peterson was in court with a number of supporters, including his son clayton. >> part of me had forgotten how long it's been, just trying to live in the moment and appreciate what we had. but it was really kind of a slap in the face this morning, and judge hudson came look to and just threw me rig

>> julia sims, thank you. >>> breaking news out of california. a brush devore, can. there are mandatory evacuations in place. the temperature there, in the mid-90s for the next week or longer with no chance of rain and no reports of injuries so far. but this is a massive fire that continues to build. we'll keep you posted on any updates. >>> the durham sheriffs office is hoping that a couple of pictures captured by a surveillance camera will help to solve a recent home break in. take a look at the deputies. thursday. they were taken on north mineral springs road here adlet lane. charges are pending against a woman accused of leading police on a multi-county chase in a stolen car and ended in selma. policesay she stole the car from a sheetz gas station and crashed on u.s. 70. >>> wral's kathryn brown has the latest on rock throwing incidents. >> reporter: imagine driving around late the night. it's dark and something shatters your windshield. policesay it happened to nine drivers in a short period of purposes was driving around with rocks and one of them shattered the

julia sims was in court as the woman appeared before a jump for the first time. julia will have a live report. >>> will ripe lochte's apology be enough for the brazilian police or madison avenue? we'll have the latest. >> and from rio, deborah morgan way live report on the first wrestling. that is when you turn over to wral at 5:00. >>> and speaking of rio, eating right is key for the olympic athletes on the sidelines of of the rio games. top chefs are cooking up meals if a different clientele. as shasta darlington explains, they use leftover the olympic village and create three-course meals for people in need. >> reporter: kitchen serving rio's castaways. with some of the biggest names in the culinary world stirring the pots. and that is just the way the michelin star chef wants it. >> there was two guys the second night they were here and they left the room saying the first time in my life that we like prince and princess. it is breathtaking. it is exactly what we want to do here. >> reporter: to top it all off, they are using surplus ingredients originally des

julia sims has more. julia? >> reporter: thomas tells me they have a difficult time dealing with the loss. two raleigh police detectives were at the thomas home this morning. the family didn't want to talk on camera but they are talking with justin bamberg, an attorney who represents alton sterling's children. sterling's death drew national attention after he was shot and killed by baton rouge police of walter scott, shot and killed by police. the 911 call had homeowner chad copely saying, quote, there was a bunch of hoodlums outside and he was going to secure the neighborhood and he fired a warning shot and someone was hit. now, copely is currently in the wake county jail. i just received an e-mail statement from his attorney and it reads in part, we have seen too for anyone or any organization to jump to conclusions. we urge restraint and that folks not rush to judgment. lynda? gerald? >> julia, thank you. >>> the american university of afghanistan will re-open after two employees were abducted at australian p

julia sims live outcyd the governor's mansion with the story. -- outside. >> reporter: there was a group of 30 or so people out here earlier today. they were here in support of dr. megan water safety, our drink drinking water, is reaching a boiling point. in her resignation, dr. davies said, quote i cannot work for a department and administration that deliberately misheeds the public. this came after the administration publicly accused a member davies' staff of lying. state toxicologist kenneth rudo raised concerns about well water safety near duke energy coal ash ponds but state to rely on bottled water say people are putting petty politics above their welfare. >> i stand before you today with a heavy heart for the misheatedding, distrust, deception, confusing, deceitful, inappropriate and unprofessional damage pat mccrory and his administration has done to our state and to the professional careers of ken rudo and dr. megan davies. >> reporter: the group was out here for quite a bit. they said the state leaders need to make sure clean drinking water is a priority. we spoke with the gove

one day after north carolina's top epidemiologist resigned in >> julia sims is live outside the department of health and human services to explain. >> reporter: a group of protesters today demanded they want transparency. they say it is something something her not getting when it comes to the safety of their well water. the group voiced their concerns outside the governor's mansion this morning. this epidemiologist dr. megan davies resigned. in her resignation letter, she said she couldn't work for an administration that would deceive the public. her move came after the governor's administration publicly accused her staff of lying. state toxicologist kenneth rudo raised concerns about well water safety near coal ash ponds. he said top officials acted against scientific evidence when they rolled back health -- who live near the coal ash pits. >> there is a lot ever shady things going on and dr. ken rudo and miss megan have stood up for us when nobody el would. >> we basically have a disagreement among scientists. an where we disagree is one group of scientists, which i support, believe that

julia sims in our newsroom. thank you. make sure you stay hydrated this weekend. we're going to see temperatures in the mid-90s. mike maze is in the weather center with a look at what we can expect. >> temperatures are well into the 90s across the area, 93 here in raleigh, 96 fayetteville, 93 in goldsboro, drier air aloft come down. they dropped into the upper 60s to low 70s. that hasn't been the case this afternoon. check out the heat index values, what it feels like in the shade. feels like 104 in raleigh. 106 in goldsboro, and this will become a familiar scene over the weekend. the heat is only going to get worse as we go through saturday and sunday. in fact, take a look at futurecast starting tomorrow morning at 6 a.m., we have 78 by that point. by lunchtime we're in the upper 80s, topping out in the low mid-90s, 93, 94 in the mid triangle: overnight on saturday into sunday morning, perhaps only in the upper 70s to low 80s. it will be a very warm night saturday. we're already starting off warm. by lunchtime on sunday, we could be in the low 90s at that point p

sims. the republican contest has received national attention after donald trump, for endorsing ryan last week. julia fello caught up with ryan and kneeland as they made their last appeal to voters. >> we're in janesville where a ryan's congressional office. he says he believes the speaker of the house is disingenuous with wisconsin voters and does not think in their best interest. kneeland has said he wants to bring jobs to wisconsin and build manufacturing. he brought up the importance of securing our borders. house speaker paul ryan kept his message on job growth in our state today, answering questions from workers at and racine, he believes lowering taxes, and better trade deal will grow manufacturing for businesses like this one. >> their top tax rate here is 44.6%. you know what the companies we compete against in other countries are taxed at? like the canadian companies that produce the same kind of stuff? they're taxed at 15%. >> i'm working on behalf of american workers. paul ryan is working on behalf of chinese workers. paul ryan should be the review