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coming up why a judge agreed with the kinston man. how he was freed after 20 years behind bars. plus... a cbs north carolina investigation of the ongoing problem with the drinking water in a local neighborhood. these stories on cbs north carolina. >> north carolina news at 5:30 starts now. >>> at 5:30 monday's officer- involved shooting in raleigh has the community react and >> but as local pastors are leading the way in an effort to keep everyone calm. mario boone joins us with the message. mario. >> reporter: well, i want to bib you a look at what the neighborhood like. you can see it's very calm and in fact i talked to several residents here today who told me they are offended by the expectation that violence was going to erupt after the fatal police shooting that happened right over there. roughly 72 hours since a rue ralee police officer shot to death akiel denge denins there is a reassuring calling. >> we are lost one don't want to lose another. >> reporter: there's also frustration. >> we are tired of losing our people and nothing get done. >> reporter: sampson lives near

reporter: today, there dudley was visiting with family and friend and reacquainting himself with kinston. the wrong of convictions clinic at duke university took up his case. he is 59 years old nod and says he is not angry with anyone. to quote him now, life goes on. >> all this is new. >> reporter: new sweatshirt, howard dudley sees the world through a whole new lens. everything shines standing here in the sun right now. >> feels great. no shackles. >> reporter: we are talking with him along u.s. 07out side of bo jangles. he had hair chicken for his first meal. he spent nearly 4 years on prison grub. >> reporter: how did you function? what did you do day by day? >> i would get up every morning around 4:00ment i would pray. i would read my bible and i talked to god. recover in 1992-rbg he was convicted of sexually assaulting his then 9-year-old daughter amy moore seen here in court. only evidence, her word against his. he spent all those years telling everyone he is innocent. >> the only thing that i had to fight with was truth. and truth has prevailed. >> reporter: his daughter told the

looking at kinston, wayne, look at the beautiful jump in jersey shore. speaking of shores as promised the south shore on long island with the south shore breeze. 69 already on the board. we tied the record right there other records in jeopardy, you bet. you got a wild, la guardia, newark, very close to tying to record and breaking it later this afternoon, and could see some records today. why it is a big ridge you've got that push of air out of the southwest, that's why we're parts of the hudson valley and interior sections as well. guess what we'll see a near repeat tomorrow maybe some rain north and west we'll talk more though. sending it back to mary. >>> spending time outside is a must on a day like today. cbs is live from the upper east side with more, magdalania. mary, i can tell you, i can highly recommend if you get out to lunch today, this is the day, the official start of spring march 20th. fooling everybody out here, everyone i spoke to say it is absolutely gorgeous for people who work outside it can mean fuller pockets. >> when it is warm you

here is a story from kinston.>> reporter: just hours after celebrating his release, a more somber same for howard dudley. he is putting his wife and mother at the cemetery.>> i did not attend either funeral.>> reporter: they both died while he was locked up for 20 years for a crime he did not do. his first full day of a freeman. >> it is until we meet again. >> reporter: he is learning to live without old faces and he is getting to know new ones. this is howard's son dennis. he said not having his dad around has had a big impact on him.>> i feel that a lot of things would have been different.>> reporter: dennis was to when he went to prison. now he has a two-year-old himself. his dad was still a mentor from behind bars. >> he has still played his role the best way that he could.>> reporter: that has inspired him as a father. >> if he can do it out there, i should be able to do it out here. now that he is out, deadly is working to close that chapter of his life and starting now with these simple things. >> put on jeans, shirt, casual close. this feels good.>> reporter: and his positive

because we're in a fight >>> the city of kinston is changing its way it protects people. they have been reorganized so police officers and firefighters operate under the chiefs of their own departments. the council members believe it will provide the best level of protection for residents. it goes into effect july 1. >>> a school employee responsible for helping students was charged with assault. they say dale ross a psychologist roughed up a 14- year-old on campus. the 53-year-old turned himself in after he issued an arrest warrant. he is scheduled in court april 6 p heist. -- store heist. they crashed into the store just before this morning. there is no word on what or how much was stolen. >>> making international news, united airstrikes have taken out militants. according to the somali government, they worked with american forces to target a training camp run by extremists. the pentagon says, those strikes successfully killed fighters who were preparing a large skilled attack against the african union american personnel. >>> a warning from commanders, regarding securit

the owners couldn't believe how many new dogs suddenly multiplied in their kinston home. so they started researching to see if they broke the record. turns out, the world record for lab puppies is 19. the state record in north carolina is 16. :28 - 52 runs 24 seconds s/lina emory/dog owner "i've never heard of any labs having a litter that size so i knew it had to be a little bit rare or uncommon, i started googling and i guess the record for akc registered labs..the world record for litter size is 19. and wow we came pretty close and guess the state record is about 16, so not bad for their first time (laughs)" the owners say the plan to keep at least one puppy, but will sell the rest to good homes across north carolina. 10 on your side investigates local we're back at --:-- on katie collett. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center... rest of today: increasing clouds. chilly. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north/east 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cl

. >>> kinston city leaders were adding a police or fire department. after an audit, they decided to reorganize into separate police and fire departments with each having its own chief. the city will work out a budget >>> time right now is 6:09. the acc tournament is heating up and an all-triangle game is set for today. hear from players on why they like their odds. >> plus, a big addition to fort bragg. we'll explain next. >> it's perfect baseball weather as kids are heading out the door. plenty of sunshine this morning. 55 and the upper 70s later today. warmth hangs >>> welcome back to your north carolina news. we're at 52 right now. i'm expecting us to drop to near 51 by 7:00 a.m. and we start to climb quickly back to 55 by 8:00 al this morning. the 60s by 9:00. it is going to be a warm we're at 52 again right now, and this is a live picture from our studios here in north raleigh. temperatures elsewhere and 49 in fayetteville, clinton and rayford. 77 at 2:00. a high near 79. i'll let you know how long these conditions last coming up in your complete

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the owners couldn't believe how many new dogs suddenly multiplied in their kinston home. so they started researching to see if they broke the record. turns out, the world record for lab puppies is 19. the state record in north carolina is 16. :28 - 52 runs 24 seconds s/lina emory/dog owner "i've never heard of any labs having a litter that size so i knew it had to be a little bit rare or uncommon, i started googling and i guess the record for akc registered labs..the world record for litter size is 19. and wow we came pretty close and guess the state record is about 16, so not (laughs)" the owners say they plan to keep at least one puppy, but will sell the rest to good homes across north good morning, hampton roads. let's check today: increasing clouds. chilly. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north/east 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. rain with some snow mixing in. lows will be in mid-upper 30s. winds ne 10-20mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the morning. then mostly cloudy and windy. little to no accumulations, but some light accumulations possible north/west of hampton

winds of the of the east at 6, 28, 24 in kinston, and interesting with the wind, though look at how cold it is, it is cold out there so the other thing too, when you have that kind of melting and mixes it is going to be cold again tonight watch out for a little bit of icing 38 your high, below normal 70 and setting your records, 6:24. next week we're looking at this big push out of the southwest temperatures will be 10 to 25 degrees above normal but that's not the case today, slight snow now through more of nassau county into the north shore, heavier snow middlesex, monmouth, ocean county, in through parts of morris down into warren and hunterton as well. ocean county where we're likely going to see that 2 to possibly 3-inch total. this is not a big storm, just enough to make things slippery morning flakes and increasing clouds tomorrow and then over night tomorrow into the first part of your sunday, that's mixing but then we warm up sunday it starts you'll see numbers close to where they should be right around 46 then we break through for that big warm up next week. yeah. alex is talkin