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. >> a rally in raleigh. they want a repeal. today is the state legislature's first day back at the state house where they passed house bill 2. the law limits protections for lesbian, gay, transgender, and bisexual people in north carolina. we have more about what both sides are saying in our next half hour. >>> the metro suddenly run into a whole lot of trouble. now the question is why. first at 4, the smoke wasn't the only problem people encountered as they tried to get to safety. >>> warm days like this no doubt have you thinking about summer and maybe your next i'm chris van hollen. my entire public life i've worked to bring people together for the common good. sometimes that means taking on and beating powerful special interests... like big oil, the nra and wall street. and i've done that. but sometimes it means finding common ground to get things done for marylanders. that's especially important now-- we must ensure that every child can succeed and build an economy that works for everyone. i approve this message because to

cnn's nick valencia is live in raleigh, north carolina. what's the latest? reporter: we spent the day yesterday with candice who was born a man and has been using a women's restroom after she was biologically turned into a woman. now because of this law, she'll have to use the men's bathroom. yesterday we spent the day with her and learned a lot about her life. it's saturday in raleigh, north carolina, and this is a fund-raiser for lgbt awareness. >> reporter: candice is the woman of the hour. >> the most important thing for me personally is that every time i close my eyes and i say a prayer and i ask my god as a person of faith how he feels, he doesn't seem to have a problem with it and my parents have no problem with it and their opinion matters to me. >> reporter: cox is transgender. she's one of the tens of thousands of transgender people in north carolina affected by the public facilities private security act which requires them to use the bathroom related to their gender on their birth certificate. >> this law affects us because it puts us in danger an

david begnaud is in raleigh. >> as mark twain says it's never wrong to do the right thing. >> reporter: two weekes after he voted for the bill, democratic state representative billy richardson says he wants the law repealed. >> i was wrong when i voted the way i did, and it was incumbent on me to stand up as a man and say i was wrong and fix it. >> shame, shame, shame. >> reporter: h.b.-2 has provoke aid storm of criticism from gay, lesbian, and trand gender groups who say it discriminated against them. social conservatives have been vocal in their support, but it has had an immediate impact on the state's bottom line. businesses in the capital of raleigh have already lost more than $700,000 from canceled events, another 16 groups are considering cancellations worth about $24 million, according to the state's tourist board. deutsche bank and paypal have frozen their plans to create 650 new jobs. as the fallout continues, governor pat mccrory is trying to defuse the protest with his executive order. carolina are entitled to both privacy and equality. >> reporter: the governor's order se

nick valencia is following it in raleigh, north carolina for us. nick? to one of the leading voices of the transgender community in north carolina that tells us there are tens of thousands of transgender people in the state effected by the new law that requires them to use the batted room based on gender of the birth certificate, not how they identify. we spent the day with one of the transgender women that now fears for her safety now that the new law is in place. it is saturday in raleigh, north carolina, and this is a midday drag show, a fund-raiser for lbgt awareness. >> the most important thing for me personally is that every time i close my eyes and say a prayer and i ask my god as a person of faith how he feels, he don't seem to have a problem with it, and my parents have no problem with it. and their opinion matters to me. >> reporter: she's transgender. she says she's one of tens of thousands of transgenders in north carolina effected by the public facilities privacy and securities act, a new state law that requires trans people to use the publi

he joins me now live from raleigh, north carolina. look, there has been so much pressure on the state from folks around the country. but also from a lot of business leader. >> reporter: that's right. laundry list of blue chip companies have threatened to either boycott or pull business all together out of the state of north carolina. we decided to spend the day yesterday with a transgender person who lives her life every day as a woman in way taks thatr most to her. and now because of this new law she has to use a men's restroom and she's buttiputting her life danger. it's saturday in raleigh, north carolina and this is a midday drag show. a fundraiser for lgbt awareness. candace cox is the woman of the hour. >> the most important thing for me personally is that every time i close my eyes and i say a prayer and i ask my god as a person of faith how he feel, he doesn't seem to have a problem with it and my parents have no problem with it and their opinion matters to me. >> reporter: cox is transgender. she says she's one of the tens of

businesses in the capital of raleigh have already lost more than $700,000 from canceled enents.ther 16 groups are considering cancellations worth about $24 million, according to the state's tourist board. deutsche bank and paypal have frozen their plans to create 650 new jobs. as the fallout continues, governor pat mccrory is trying to defuse the protest with his executive order. >> and the people of north carolina are entitled to both privacy and equality. >> reporter: the governor's crimr seeks to restore the right to sue for discrimination, but the state is not challenging the icst controversial measure of the law, which restricts transgender bathroom access. for representative richardson, his reversal was personal. what did your daughter think about your vote in favor of h.b.-2? >> honestly, after the vote, she called me and said, "i'm disappointed." >> reporter: how was that, to hear that from your daughter? >> it caused me to look in the mirror, and reassess things. >> reporter: richardson said note today, the governor's t ecutive order doesn't go far .nough. it doesn't do

david begnaud is in raleigh. >> as mark twain says it is never wrong to do the right thing. >> reporter: two weeks after he voted for the bill, democratic state representative billy richardson says he wants the law repealed. >> i was wrong when i voted the way i did. it was incumbent to stand up as a man and say i was wrong and >> reporter: hb-2 provoked a storm of criticism from gay, lesbian and transgender groups who say it discriminates against them. >> all laws impose morality. >> reporter: while social conservatives have been vocal in support. it had an immediate impact state's bottom line. businesses in the capital of raleigh have lost $700,000, from canceled events. 16 groups are considering cancellations worth about $24 million according to state's tourist board. deutsche bank and paypal have frozen plans to create 650 new jobs. as the the fallout continues, governor pat mcrory is trying to diffuse the protest with his executive order. >> the people of north carolina are entitled to privacy and equality. >> reporter: the governor's order seeks to restore the right to sue for dis

dari: dueling raleighs today in rallies today in raleigh north carolina. opponents say this discriminates against the lgbt community. steve: lieutenant lute lgbt rights being debated in new jersey. lidia curanaj is live with the latest with how the vote is going on. reporter: the meeting started strong. the meeting was published but our cameras were not allowed inside, they said to protect the privacy of the children. the valley school board is voting on a policy that would allow transgender students to use whatever bathroom they identify with. if the measure passes it follows several other new jersey school district, many attend the meeting, some advocating for policy others again it. >> it really should not be pushed this hard by the district. i think it too abusive, for the kids. >> this says they can be themselves and transition if they choose, pro sent them 12s however they are -- themselves however they are as a person, do 1u7 are on the they could ever ask for around them. reporter: principal stelling stell -- telling me there are 6 transstudents ta

raleigh coming in at 83 degrees when we're at 56. we're up to 83 in raleigh. new york with that sun is warmer than we are today. showers down to the south around 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tonight. notice how they continue down to the south. fredericksburg, maybe the northern neck, you may get some more shower activity, but it is really tomorrow morning when we get back in on the rain. we'll see a chance of showers developing. make sure you take the umbrella with you on your way out. i don't think we'll see any thunder from this. if we do, it could produce a heavy downpour. tomorrow could be a wet, dreary day just like today. i think it is going to extend on through friday. guess what. more showers coming in. a couple of things you'll need the next few days, the umbrellas and the jackets for sure. same thing at the bus stop tomorrow. 52 degrees. high temperatures only around 57. i mentioned what to wear. look at the highs tomorrow. 51 in hagerstown. 60 down towards fredericksburg. and 59 in culpepper. we do expect to see those cooler conditions as we move on through the

most recently, nick jonas and demi lovato announced they would cancel their raleigh shows. >>> right now, 50 million people are at risk for severe weather in kansas and oklahoma and texas. tornadoes are possible in the states and mid-atlantic states could see damaging wind gusts and thunderstorms. some of them are already moving in. that's bad. >>> now, let's get a check of the forecast with the one and only roberta. >>> i was talking to my son in oklahoma and asked what the weather was like, and he said, mom, i'm studying for finals. no idea. >> hasn't looked out the windows. >> hey, everybody. ever taken a walk across this bridge? this is why i am calling on this particular view. i like to look at people wearing sweaters and jackets, and the flag, on the breezy side. so the winds will increase at 20-30 along the coastal areas and san francisco, upper 40s. oakland at 60. frank is my weather watcher in novato and he said clouds are moving in rapidly and slowing down the warm up we enjoyed this morning. boy, we got down to the upper 30s in napa earlier this morning at 5:00, and winds

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's saturday in raleigh, north carolina. and this is a midday drag show.gbt awareness. >> ms. candace cox. >> candace cox is the woman of the hour. >> the most important thing for me personally is every time i close my eyes and i say prayer and i ask my god, as that person of faith how he feels he seem to have a problem and my parents don't have a problem with it. >> black woman in north carolina. i'm used to be stabbed. just in my tobaccback, not in m >> reporter: a new state law requires trans people to use the public restroom related to the gender on their birth certificate, not how they identify. >> this law effects us. because it puts us in danger and it is open discrimination. it is no different than the jim crowe laws we had here in the south. >> reporter: at home, candace and her husband say they worry she'll be physically assaulted or worse. >> i would say most of the attention is because the people doesn't understand what the bill actually does. >> reporter: stam says the law is not about limiting the protections of the lgbt community but rather

we are told that his journey started in raleigh, north carolina. we was ultimately headed to chicago with several stops along the way including here in richmond, virginia. now behind me, this is the patrol cruiser of trooper chad dermyer. it is covered in flowers and notes. this community grieves trooper dermyer's loss as well as offer support to the state police. 34-year-old james brown had a long criminal history in his home state of illinois including attempt murder gun and drug charges. authorities say when brown shot and killed 37-year-old trooper chad dermyer yesterday, at the richmond greyhound bus station, he did so with a .40-caliber beretta, semi-automatic pistol. a gun bought legally a year ago but not by brown himself. also found in brown's possession 143 rounds of unspent ammunition. >> it's troubling he would have a g. history that he has. able to travel on a bus line. >> dermyer was one of 16 state police troopers taking part in training at the bus station. as part of the exercise, authorities say dermyer briefly spoke with brown at

broke out warm and is in raleigh and nashville with temperatures in the 80s. that warm and will stay there a few more days. tomorr n all. high on friday in the 60 degree range may be. we might not get out of the 50s. we have a frontal boundary dropping off to the south and a lot of clouds around. even though the rain is lifting north and east, where waves of energy and with the easterly wind, you see the clouds have a tough time breaking up. here we are right now and we will advance the futurecast to this afternoon. more showers here and there. overnight cloudy and drizzle and maybe showers. tomorrow spotty drizzle and showers and not too heavy and clouds will hang tough. saturday cloud-to-ground and another chance for rain's heading into saturday night and sunday. three-day forecast looking at temperatures and another yellow weather alert. temperatures struggle and you see temperatures barely getting out of the 50s today and tomorrow. saturday not a yellow weather alert day and highs in the mid 60s. seven-day forecast next week sunshine by monday and tuesday

james brown was traveling from raleigh north carolina to chicago with multiple stops along the way. including in richmond. brown had a long criminal history in illinois including attempt murder, gun and drug charges. just before yesterday's shooting at the greyhound station in richmond, authorities say brown had gone to check on the bag and was walking away from it when he had a brief intersection with dermyer. brown pull ald gun from his waistband and fired multiple shots at dermyer. two state troopers nearby shot at brown who later died at the hospital. authorities say he shot dermyer with a .40-caliber beretta semi-automatic pistol a gun bought legally a year ago but not by brown himself. also found on brown's possession 143 rounds of unspent ammunition. >> i am concerned that he we know that that gun was bought a year ago legally. not bought by brown. we don't know how brown acquired it. we are still working with the a.t.f. to determine that. kevin: two other people suffered non-life threatening injuries in yesterday's shooting. a 21-year-old woman from new york and 47-year-old

year well to the north, the milder air from yesterday suppressed to the south. .0's charlotte and raleigh the cold front to the south will stay right there for at least the next day and a half. the low-pressure likely develops usng that line, bringing rain, pockets of showers, drizzle, cloudy skies. that will stay with us the next couple days. around the beltway, just a few lingering showers off to the north and east. not amounting to a lot -- not amounting to a lot. nighttime lows, 48 to 55, mostly cloudy skies. ,omorrow morning, the umbrella you will need it. not all day long, not expecting a washout, but could have heavier rain through the midday. middletures stay in the 50's. the cloud cover will prevent temperatures from warming a lot . will be a wetit rush-hour commute in the morning, especially towards montgomery county, gaithersburg, frederick county, heavier rain off to the north. garrett county and allegheny county. indoor recess for many of the kids tomorrow, so dress appropriately. through the afternoon and evening, scattered showers, then a few lingering showers friday. final

. >> north carolina lawmakers returned to raleigh yesterday to begin a short session that was supposed to focus on the state budget. so far controversy over the new law dominated all of the political activity at the state capitol. singers demi and nick are protesting the hateful law. other entertainers who canceled performances are bruce springstein, ringo starr and pearl jam. >>> we have a couple things going on. we'll start off on the peninsula. we have a truck that's fully engulfed in flames. southbound 280 near edgewood after 92. this truck is -- sorry northbound 280. second and northbound traffic are slowing. this big rig fire is blocking three right lanes of traffic. northbound 280 north of edgewood road. this is a truck that's completely engulfed in flames. the traffic is going to be busy in the area. i want to mention also on the peninsula we have a deadly crash on highway 1 just after devil's slide. this crash on highway 1 happenedat 3:25. a pedestrian was hit by a car or a vehicle. that vehicle did not stay at the scene. this is that hit-and-run accident in pacifica. happened

. >> protesters raleighed in north carolina today to repeal the bathroom law. this as the state legislature began the annual work session. democrats trying to appeal the law e limit nating protections for gays, lesbians, and the transgendered. many of the law's supporters are also making their voices heard. >> reporter: in raleigh, north carolina, protesters greeted returning lawmakers with chants and petitions. more than 180,000 signatures, they say, calling for house bill 2, the state's so-called bathroom law, to be overturned. >> it is an attempt to pit supposedly christian values against our family's best interests and highest morality. >> reporter: they passed the bill in special session last month, forcing transgendered people to use the sex listed on their birth certificate, and many corporations blasted the law. >> this will continue and more entertainment leaders will boycott this until hb2 has been repealed. >> reporter: democrats already filed a bill to overturn the law. >> i believe that we will have more than democratic support for this bill if it

the flight had taken off in charleston, south carolina, but it quickly made an emergency landing at raleigh durham international. everybody got off safely. >>> nine delta gates were shut down in newark airport after an electrical fire, forcing nearly 200 people to evacuate wait. . the flames were put out and the terminal reopened but the fire rekindled causing a second evacuation. nobody was hurt. >>> contaminated water in newark schoolsnas topic a for new jersey lawmakers. they're meeting to discuss the city's infrastructure. this hearing comes after newark shut down the water fountains of 30 school buildings because of lead in the water. >>> to decision 2016. right now it is the eve of another big day in the race for the white house. in wisconsin. bernie sanders is in position for another upset that could prolong the democratic contest. donald trump has more than just delegates at stake. steve? >> reporter: some of these candidates have already moved onto new york, but wisconsin in a word, matters. trailing by four polling points the day before the vote in wisconsin, donald trump still in

the greater raleigh convention and visitors bureau says. five more groups have canceled events. the canceled shows would have brought 730- thousand- dollars to the area. 16- other groups are considering canceling. which could then have an impact of 24- million- dollars. the measure, which passed last month, requires that transgender people only use the restrooms of their biological sex, not the gender they identify with. meanwhile. jimmy buffett has decided not to cancel performances in north carolina. despite the controversial law. the law has come under fire for excluding legal protections for gay and transgender people. buffett calls the law "stupid" and says, he is quote-- "not going to let stupidity or bigotry, trump fun for my loyal fans this year." and buffett adds, next week's concerts in raleigh and charlotte were sold- out long before the measure became law. pope francis has replaced the vatican ambassador to the u-s -- who set up a secret meeting in washington with kim davis. she is the kentucky clerk, who became a conservative christian heroine. for refusing to sign

in warmer air they're getting severe thunderstorms through virginia, down towards raleigh, north carolina. we'll be on the cool side of the front so we're expecting light rain showers through the night. take an umbrella if you have to go out. something to keep you warm. it will be in the 40s most of the evening. the heavier showers will keep passing through around 9:00, 10:00. but it's a soaking for parts of long island and connecticut. we need these rainfalls coming through the area because we had the deficit with the dry conditions. here's friday morning at 6:00 a.m., there will be a lot of clouds, hanging around all day and sprinkles here and there. the rainfall totals will be light. jebly a tenth of an inch to a third of an inch in most spots. we're not talking about big storms. 42 in eastchester, 43 in garden city. 30s in north and west but that's well up around bethel and it's in the upper 30s, not around freezing freezing. but chilly. in the morning, 40s north and west, in the 50s all day. raw and chilly in long island and coastal connecticut, a spot shower in the afternoon, temper

today protesters rallied outside the state house in raleigh. protesters brought up a petition with 800,000 signatures. they say it calls for house bill the republican-backed law requires transgend s to use the bathrooms listed on their birth certificates. it also keeps maryland from passing their own laws. >> it >> the group which supports outside rallied, urging them to stand against the mounting pressure. stat 20, right? >> 15 long months and the story tom brady received a 4-game suspension for deflategate. the panel said goodell acted thin his right to shut down brady. ball-tampering evidence against brady was compelling, is not overwhelming. by grabbing his cell phone, he compromised the integrity of the proceedings. in the ruling, the second circuit court of appeals said, quote, we hope that the commissioner broadly exercised his perception and that his procedure rulings were promptly grounded in that agreement and did not deprive brady of fuwnndamental fairness. the nbc players association clearly not happy with this today because they sa

and eventually they'll move towards raleigh if you're leaving the door in the next hour. and heaviest rain over washington d.c., 8:00 and by the time we get to noon, philadelphia in the midst of heavy rain. by the time we get to the evening ride home, the heaviest rain will be ending in new york coastal areas of maine and behienld be behind it we're going to transfer to snow showers. today it begins in the northern portions of the rockies and over the weekend, the cold blast over the midatlantic, the northeast and the great lakes. and possibly even snow for new england on saturday. now a closer look at your day ahead. well, we have beautiful weather in some spots of the country. texas today, 87 in dallas. that's a very warm and almost summer-like. the opposite in areas of the great lakes, 44 in detroit. this will be hopefully almost promising the least cold blast. >> almost. >> i've only i said that four or five times. you can help prevent blindness in undernourished children all over the world. when you get your vitamins at walgreens, you help give life-changing vitamins

. >>> in raleigh, north carolina, there were dueling laws. >> the law requires people to use public rest rooms that correspond with their gender at birth. >> it's my responsibility to feech my children what's right and wrong and men showering with bathrooms with women and little children in public facilities is downright wrong. >> you're detracting from the business environment if you essentially are going to make it legal to discriminate against that business's employees or customers. >> north carolina's naacp is threatening civil disobedience if the law is not repealed. >> bryan adams canceled an appearance in mississippi. he is protesting a law. >> if you've put off doing yours taxes, good news. tax day is usually april 15th, but this year emancipation day falls on april 15th. since it's a national holiday, the fax return deadline has been pushed back to the next business day which is monday, april 18th. >> let's toss things over to sue palka. we understand we're going to have some rain in the morning. >> yeah, it will be a little on the soggy side as our headline is saying. but the g

flight 1049 made an emergency landing at raleigh airport. >>> authorities in ohio have released the frantic 911 calls from family members who had just made a horrific discovery. 8 members of the same family shot to death execution style. the victim's bodies were found in four different homes yesterday in an rural area 830 miles east of the cincinnati. 7 adults and a teenage boy had been shot in head. >> my grandpa is dead. [indiscernible]. >> there's blood all over the house. >> okay. >> my brother-in-law [indiscernible]. >> three children were left alive at the crime scenes including a 4-day old baby. investigators say they received an overwhelming number of tips. so far no arrests have been made. >>> all the world president obama gets a special treatment as britain celebrates shakespeare 400 years after his death. >>> and we take an outside on this saturday evening. fortunately the rain gave way to plenty of sunshine. meteorologist jeff smith tells us if tomorrow will he's next you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>

. >> we're trying to find raleigh and have him over for dinner this summer. >> i'm not nervous i have good feeling we're going to play well. i love the team. they're always mentally prepared. it will be a great game. >> reporter: it's about to tip off behind me. carly is probably preparing to sing the national anthem. i hope she's not too nervous. inside as oklahoma gets set to take on villanova wild cats. i'll be running in there just a bit and we'll bring you behind the scenes live. make sure you tune in at 11:00 for tonight. we're live in houston, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> the continuing coverage happening at home with nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal. can you even hear us? we feel the excitement from the fans there. >> reporter: there is a feeling of destiny, a feeling of inevitably. the students here have been waiting for so long for this moment, the big game against oklahoma. they packed into the conley center on campus. they'll be watching on two big tv screens, 600 people mostly freshmen and sophomores. take a look at them hoping to cheer their team to the national championship g

typical of what police will do if they catch you is what happened in july of 2012 in the 600 block of raleigh southeast. terry says police caught him. >> they were behind me. knocked me off the bike. i'm getting up. the officer comes and punches me in the face. i have four or five officers trying to stomp me out. >> it was terrible. >> police confiscated the cell phone of earl who taped the beatdown and never got his sim card back. the aclu sued police for him. >> they have to pay you the money? >> they did. what did the amount. sam: attorney dave shirts is suing police for pain and others including the family of robinson killed at the age of 20 in 2009 in a police dirt bike crash. >> the police cannot get up and grandstand and say we are protecting the public and targeting young black males with deadly force. sam: communities are up in arms about the bike and the a.t.v. and behavior of the riders. >> our kids will walk to the store. >> you want the police to do something about this. >> yes. something needs to be done about that. >> this rider doesn't see it that way. >> people drive drunk an

this afternoon, the mayor cancelled plans for d-dot attend a meeting in raleigh. meanwhile, they are rejecting to change the law, despite the governor's suggestion of tweaking the bill earlier this week. critics held a rally as you see there in wilmington today. the controversial law limits protection for gays, lesbians and transgender people. >>> the hacker accused of breaking into george w. bush's private e-mail account is now in alexandria facing criminal charges, named marcel lazar, he successfully hacked the bush family's e-mails, art work and a self portrait of the president in a tub. the authority agreed to charge him with stalking and wire fraud. >>> and if you had a few glasses of wine tonight, you could see evidence that the drunk shopping late at night leads to a spike in on-line sales. nbc's kristen dahlgren has more. >> reporter: you are not alone if the urge to spend kicks in sometime after midnight on friday. >> clothes. >> a scooter. >> reporter: on-line retailer lists says that orders are up 48% at 2:00 a.m. friday, compared to earlier on monday.

a little wider view shows light rain in areas of south carolina and raleigh and fayette vil are going to have a wet morning too. fui rther to the north, the light rain will continue to pennsylvania and new york. it'sinate going to be a horrible day. and the front will push through. by noon>we're already about done philadelphia and albany.dallvening activities look dry tonight. thalts arer er that's your national weather, now a close at your day ahead. and areas of the big cities on i 95, have your umbrella for your eamorning commute and along t h northern gulf coast, heavy rain later today. so, we didn't have any tornados yesterday but a lot of the hail is pretty incredible stuff. >> insurance claims out of that omone. >> lot of them. >>> just ahead, hundredmore people arrested in the u.s. capital. >>> plus, how prince william and kate are using their tour to retrace princess dianna's steps. i think we should've t en a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! rzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the wate trfall is? waterfall? nolt, me tarzan, ki

. >>> protests for and against the house bill 2 are expected to take place in raleigh, north carolinamembers. north carolina naacp who are against the bill plan to hold a large sit-in. the group return america is holding a rally in support of it. four democrats are expected to file the bill in retaliation to the bill. >>> president obama is is expected to announce 250 more special operations troops will head to syria. world leaders are meeting in hanover, germany today. the hope it will bring more syrian fighters into the campaign which is headed by kurds. 50 u.s. troops in syria. >>> flyers lost to the capitals, yesterday. the brewers ended a three game winning streak betting the phillies 8 to 5. >>> 5 17. cvs is pulling a product off the shelves because they are worried about salmonella. >>> parents learn how colorful anger can be in babies. that's in "healthcheck." >> reporter: this morning it's cool with light winds. this afternoon it's definitely torts. we'll take a trip to the airport that's coming up next. >>> modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work ex

. >>> several protests are planned outside the capitol building in raleigh. >>> new concern over a painedication 50 times more powerful than heroin and also cheaper to make. the drug is intended to be used in p hospitals to treat pain, but fentanyl is increasingly being produced on the black market. it is in such high demand that the ctc adc has issued national alerts. >> it's a time bomb. totally dangerous. and patients really are playing with death if they're using it out of the hospital setting. >> law enforcement officers say the drug is ofn heroin and given to unsaysuspec users. >> just in time for the new workweek, gas prices continue to climb. the cost of gas jumped about eight cents in the last two weeks. s national average is $2.18. an increase in the cost of making summer gas is part of the problem. the average cost across metro d.c. is about $2.13. three cents higher than a week ago. >>> amazon and youtube do it, now net mix could be considering letting you download movies and shows. they say it's something we should keep an open mind about. right now you can only stream show

the bank decided hold its plans to add 250 jobs outside of raleigh. it follows a decision by paypal to scrap a new operation center in the state. this afternoon the government of north carolina signed an executive order amending the measure slightly. the order adds anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation for state employees. >>> the confidence of small business owners has fallen to a two-year low. the national federation of independent businesses cited concerns about sales and profit. the soft reading fits in with recent economic data on customer and business spending. that decline in confidence isn't stopping one entrepreneur from achieving his dreams that started with his mother's recipes. kate rogers has the story of one man's personal story and triumph from virginia. >> reporter: some 15 years ago he came to colorado working through restaurant kitchens and into construction. he got married and started his family relocating to virginia. he was making it until 2008 when the housing bubble burst. >> i was never going to forget tha

.>> the rock band was supposed to perform tomorrow and raleigh, but canceled due to the bill that many are calling discriminatory against transgender people, one of many big-name bands to cancel and north carolina because of the bill, including ringo starr and bruce springsteen. >>> a condo in the san francisco area, a landmark up for sale for the first time in more than 20 years. we took a look inside, a familiar site for people that drive across the bay bridge, the clock tower building, originally a lithographed factory nearly 100 years ago. in 1993 it was converted into lofts. this is 3000 square feet with two bedroom, two bath with a wraparound deck with views of the city, it has three floors with office space, game room, and the clock still works. >> it is amazing, all of the original hardware is here. and this was built in the early 1920s, and you will not find this anywhere else in the city, amazing. >> a piece of history. and the asking price for this piece of history, $8.5 million.>> a lot of money.>>> and the giants opened with four against the arizona diamondbacks, and joe p

look at these numbers. 56 philly. 56 d.c. 77 roanoke. 82 toward raleigh.he cold air continues to funnel in here. because of that, we will continue to stay in this dreary mess here. that's why we could seere drizzle tonight. 7 a.m.,ing not too bad. watch for areas of drizzle and fog. we will see shower activity build in. around 9:00, 10:00. we will see them through the early morning. afternoon i expect to be better. not not as well. 52 showers likely between 7:00 or 8:00. can't rule out a shower. temperature 57. high temperatures in the low 50s. today stuck in the 40s. should get to the 50s tomorrow. 60 toward fredericksburg. showers for sure. that's why you need the umbrella and the jackets again. this is the common theme the next couple of days. the only difference with saturday, saturday i think we will be on the dry side. 58 tomorrow, 61 on saturday. dealing with the cloud cover but dry. 65 on sunday. sunday could be a washout. we could see a lot of heavy rain early in could continue in to early monday. it clears on monday and 68. another big storm on t

look at the mid 80s from raleigh and nashville. really spectacular stuff to start the week. or extend the weekend if you can. all thanks to a jet stream which is kind of taking a big dip in the west and a big rise over us. so we have a big ridge of high pressure here. meanwhile, the snowstorm is winding down. only about 7 inches of snow in denver proper. but upwards of 30 in some of the mountains. on the o tornadic weather in texas. southwest oklahoma. moisture from the gulf feeding into the system. you can really just follow that. all that juicy air coming right into that. we have very pleasant air on top ever us with the high pressure and you can also see how the winds here, how northerly the clouds are dipping south. so we are on the cool dry pleasant side of the area of high pressure. i don't think much will happen here tomorrow or monday. but tuesday, we have a slim chance for a shower. so 38 to 48 tonight. clear and chilly. light wins. fine sunday coming our way. grab the sunglasses, 40s and 50s . 60s by lunchtime. highs from 69 to 75. a spectacular finish to the week.

and raleigh. more severe weather is moving through kentucky. so part of this system will extend into our area tomorrow and we'll have a chance for a few showers by the afternoon. but we're expecting lighter rain showers this time around. 40 in east chester. 42 in bethel. this is the area where you'll be the coldest, from cold spring to fairfield, and this is the and freeze advisory is in effect. parts of connecticut as well as suffolk county. tomorrow we start out sunny, end up cloudy with a few showers and temperatures stay mainly in the 50s. on future tracker, the showers are on and offer through the day on friday, but they're on the light side, and by the time we get to saturday, it's start being to clear out. rainfall generally a tenth of an inch to maybe a quarter of an inch. a few areas may see as much as a third of an inch. so 60 for the high tomorrow. only in the 50s on friday. back to sunshine in the mid-60s saturday. it's a nice start on sunday then a few showers roll in. a met monday with highs only in the 50s. a little better on tue

further to the north, light rain columbia, up to the east of raleigh.hroughout the morning, light rain for just about everyone on the busy i-95 corridor. that rain is located over scranton, wilkes-barre, up around burlington, vermont. let's time this out for you, bring your umbrella for you. it will be a city light rain, approaching philadelphia. d.c. will get some showers too. by noon today, we're just about done. new york city to philadelphia and d.c. by 5:00 p.m. we're done everywhere. it's that time of the year, everyone is outside in the evening with practices with the kids. should be dry and perfect. middle of the country is cool, but not bad. the best news of all -- for the eastern half of the country, it may not rain again for seven days. >> a whole seven days. i like that. >> and a warm-up. >>> over 400 people were arrested on the steps of the u.s. capitol yesterday on day one of what is expected to be a week-long protest. protesters are demanding that congress look for ways to reduce the influence of money in politics, protect voting rights an

. >>> the "news and observer of raleigh reports that rallies are expected today in north carolina's capitolial new law plan to demonstrate as the state's general assembly opens its sessio. the law limits anti-discrimination protections for gays and transgender people. >>> and a former u.s. senator tells his story of love rediscovered in "the new york times" in an op-ed. 90-year-old paris warford announced that he'll marry a man saturday who is 50 years his junior. his wife claire died nearly 50 -- nearly 20 years ago. he said he's grateful to live in an era when all marriages are protected by law. >>> ahead, crossing the pacific. a solar-powered plane completes a risky leg in a round the world journey. if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. tmom didn't want another dog. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me! (doorbell) mom, check th

at least 50 demonstrators were arrested yesterday in the capital, raleigh. they were protesting a new state law that bans transgender people from using bathrooms that match their gender identity and also bans anti-discrimination >>> and on the players tribune website, a muslim athlete opens up about a confrontation over her faith. last month she was told to remove her hijab when she attended south by southwest, the festival in texas. >> they kept saying, well, everybody has to remove their hat, essentially like i wasn't special. i asked to speak to the supervisor. his immediate response was, you know, well, you are in texas. i let him know that, that's not on excuse to -- i'm sorry, like, where you live is not an excuse for you to be ignorant and be culturally insensitive and offend people. >> as the first u.s. olympian to wear the garment, she hopes to change perceptions about muslim-americans. she will kpeetd with the u.s. women's fencing team during the summer games in brazil. >>> still ahead, stephen colbert takes a swing at beyonce. with his own smashin

seventy-four in raleigh-durham. you can see that bubble of summer-like temperatures from st. louis, memphis, wichita, new orleans. atlanta, 79. this piece will break its way in for next 48 hours and then again, we will dip behind that system on wednesday. satellite and radar, some high cloud coming from the north and west, again they are kind of spotty in nature as they are bumping into somewhat dryer air. low pressure in the north plains right now spinning up severe weather east of omaha had near kansas city. as this system progresses to the east it will lose its severe characteristics, as it pushes here monday night into tuesday. so, tomorrow morning's rush hour, sunshine, some high cloud, some sun glare especially heading eastbound. seasonal temperatures. fifty-two to 54 degrees between 6:00 and 8:00 o'clock in the morning. that warm front is drifting toward us north and west but southeasterly wind take over. we will bump high to 78 degrees, again with just some high clouds. that low pressure center will ride to our north and quickly pass by here, monday night, into tuesda

those shows were scheduled for raleigh and charlotte this summer. >>> it's something an opera singer dreams of but probably not quite in this way. ty tallian tenor francesco anile made his met pol to know opera debut this weekend wearing jeans, sneakers and a t-shirt. >> not quite the uniform he was expecting. >> now, he only had five minutes notice he would have to sing the fourth act for the lead tenor in verdi's othello who lost his voice. anile threw on a black cape, came out like a champ and sang the role while the other man played the part ♪ >> best press conference ever. right? he says he wasn't nervous because he's sung othello many times all over the world but never did it at the met before and to complete opera singer's dream, anile got a standing ovation during the curtain call. how about that? >> sounds like that was very well deserved. hard to believe he wasn't nervous under the circumstances. at the same time, you hear him singing at the press conference. i can't imagine what he was like on stage. >> so good, right? a clutch performer. that's the definition right there.

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