raleigh and durham are hubs for innovation.he triad is a growing center for aviation and advanced manufacturing. charlotte is a global banking capital. our rural areas offer unique opportunities. just last week, charlotte hosted the nba all star game, showing people from around the world what we already know: north carolina is america's best place to live and do businessand play basketball. [applause] >> when i took office, house bill 2 was hurting north carolinians and holding our economy back. two years ago, i stood before you and said we must repeal it. and with bipartisan support, hb2 is gone. [applause] >> but there is more to do to fight discrimination. we must show the rest of the nation and the world who we really are: a state that values diversity, that is welcoming, and that is open for business. i've signed two executive orders that reaffirm those values by banning workplace discrimination. [applause] >> our economy is strongest when every north carolinian can contribute. as we continue to grow and thrive, we're dete

as he left raleigh.e was seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro. later he checked into this hampton inn in hillsdale, virginia. this is him front desk. about 11:00 p.m. and him again at midnight. he also made a phone call around midnight. and that was the last time anybody heard from jason young until he made another call at 7:40 the next morning. >> a normal person would look at this and say he was 170 miles away. he's got an alibi. >> that sounds like a great distance, you know? but 170 miles you can get between the crime scene and the hotel in about 2 1/2 hours. >> reporter: perhaps. but there were curious anomalies at the crime scene. couldn't explain them. a jewelry box was missing two drawers. so was it a bungled burglary? then there were footprints near the body that seemed to eliminate jason. an obvious print on the pillow was a size 10. but jason wore a size 12. but this was weird. there was another partial footprint. it defied easy identification, so they began calling in sho

and basically it was an escape, in a ns so raleigh wouldn't have to pay his debts. so henso led all these people to kentucky and they stayed there for many years. most of the enslaved people in kentucky wereimately sold to the deep south. henson was able to avoid that, an eventually he made the decision, very courageous deci aon, that he his family needed to make the escape to canada. that was the only way they wouli e freedom. >> so he was working on the underground railroad. this was before harriet tubman. >> right. he made it through himself, and canada,made his way to he made the decision to come back to the united states to help other freedom ekers. which was a really courageous decision -- >> risky. >> veryrisky. he was still considered a fugitive at that point. for him to comehe back to united states, if he had been caught, he could have been taken back to isaac raleigh and put back into slavery. >> i think one ointhe most resting and notable things about him, he not only helped those slaves escape, when they got to canada, he helpedmpower them. he set up an

area of low pressure near raleigh. that's bringing in a period ofh y rain for today. and this cold front out here, moving through chicago now, and headed for cincinnati, once that comes through here late tonight, it will turn the steady rain off. but it will leave us with a very strong northwest wind tomorrow. right now, the hef veaviest of rain is in the southern half of the viewing area. this is coming north. i-66 is going to be rainy here in the next couple of hours. the flood watchs until midnight tonight for all of the metro area. the future weather carryingf pocketsain in. and periods of moderate to heavy rain a through ternoon and into the evening. 6:00 tonight,heellows and arran oranges can be heavy rain between i-95 and washington and the baltimoreth area. rabe ein ends after midnight. we'll be rain-free in t friday morning commute. friday, during the day, will be a strong northwest wind. hit and miss showers throu the day. rain chance tomorrow, 40%. the biggest impa will be the wind, which could gust between 40 and 50 miles per hour. sunde, is looking l a ve

. >>> anne makovic has more from oakland where teachers plan to raleigh outside of a school board meeting in less than 2 hours. >> reporter: that was after a school board meeting was canceled by their picketing on wednesday. we are on day #7 and the teachers say they are standing strong. 3000 teachers, nurses, counselors and other staff members continue to walk the picket lines outside of schools across the city. >> we have a momentum in our favor. >> reporter: the teacher >>> began last thursday after 2 years of failed negotiations between the union and the school district. the teachers union wants a 12% raise over 3 years. almost doubling its offer to 10% over 4 years. >> strikes require the bars to confront their priorities because of the crisis we have created for them. >> reporter: later today, the school board is set to vote on the district's proposal to make almost $22 million in budget cuts for the next school year. >> if we are going to do the kinds of things we want to do, we have to make changes. >> reporter: each day this goes on, the district is losing about 1 million in fund

a week after the romantic night in raleigh, she met john at a restaurant to end the affair, gently but for good. >> it would never happen again. never, never, never. he seemed calm and very rationale. >> reporter: now, it was december, time for peace and joy, christmas parties. one in particular, at which the spirits slowed and the feud burned down to its explosive end. somebody was about to die. and somebody else wasn't taking any chances on missing. >>> coming up -- >> it wasn't like bang, bang, bang, bang. it was bang, pause, bang, pause. >> which sounds more like what? execution? >> you could take it that way, yes. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ walgreens... battle beautifully seresto, serjake...eresto. seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. ♪ my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does

reporter: you might take him for a retired english professor from one of the universities in the raleigh-durham area. preppy. witty. back when a sparkling storyteller welcome at so many of the best dinner tables. but nowadays in this part of north carolina, michael peterson is known not as the novelist he in fact is, but as that man, the notorious husband, the one with the wife dead at the bottom of the staircase. you were not only the prime suspect, you were the only suspect. >> the only one. >> there was massive amounts of blood. how do you explain it? was this a fall, or was this murder? >> reporter: exactly what did happen on that staircase? and what is the truth about michael peterson? a man once sentenced to die in prison for the commission of a homicide he has always maintained was nothing but an accident. innocent, he asserts, but the novelist in him knows full well the irresistible appeal of the storyline he says he got swept up in. >> sex, money, murder, my god! what more could you have? >> reporter: tonight, one of the most compelling mysteries we've ever covered as you haven't heard

she has five dates in may including stops in raleigh, north carolina, the poconos, fort wayne, indiana and detroit. she was fired after making a racist tweet. barr called it a bad joke. squeeze is coming to america. the u.s. leg of its song book 2019 to your features popular squeeze songs by the founding members like tempted and pulling mussels from the shelf. >>> look out hulu. apple is expected to launch a new television and video service today at its california headquarters. people familiar with the plans believe the tech giant will offer subscription tv service and original content. the invitation to the event gave the description it's show time. that's your eye on entertainment, cris martinez, cbs news, goes los angeles. >>> a stunning decision by the cal's basketball team. what that is and after coming off the worse loss of the steve kerr era at home, could the warriors right the ship? >>> you are looking live at downtown san jose. dry right now this morning but >>> good monday morning. we are tracking a cold front. it will slowly push across the bay area the rest of the afternoo

. >> living and working in raleigh, north carolina, mccurry and his wife never made more than $150,000 a year combined. after ten years of saving and maxing out their 401(k)s, their investments mostly in stock inde funds, grew to $1.3 million. will that be enough for him, his wife and three kids? >> you always have those doubts. am i doing the right thing is this what i should be doing >> six years later, they live on just $40,000 a year, taken from his investments and a blog he writes on the fire movement called root of good. tonya is part of the fire movement and was a communications consultant until she quit working at the age of 38 her husband retired at the same time at the age of 41. she writes about it in her new book called "work optional, retire early the nonpenny pinching way." tanya, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> why did you get into this movement why did you want to quit working while you were in your 30s >> my husband and i had jobs we loved, actually. i think there's a common misconception those of us pursuing early retirement is we hate wor or

rebelled against this measure to secure a billions of dollars in emergency funding to build a border in raleigh in a surprisingly strong defeat for the president from tweeted one word in response veto reid and turkey says interpol has issued arrest warrants for twenty people in connection with the murder of the savvy journalist john has shown the news comes after saudi arabia said the people responsible for his murder have been brought to justice the head of its human rights commission made the statement in geneva but didn't give any more details well those were the headlines one o one in the east asylum in america is coming up next thanks for watching i'll see you next week by. africa's most populous nation a blah just economy has a youth unemployment problem and a bit to control the internet of the future some say a kind of digital ion coats it is folding we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. they left their home seeking sanctuary in australia but instead speak is detained on that silent a tiny speck in the pacific ocean. now t

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michael raleigh, north carolina, independent. michael. caller: i believe that the incomplete andis to ted to hide information favor the president. host: how do you know that? believe that? caller: i believe it because he works for the president. there is any e integrity or honesty in the general or the president. and i don't believe -- i just nutshell s lying in a and i believe that he will lie about anything. to, who are you referring the president or the attorney general? caller: both. are cut from the same cloth. host: i will leave it there. a couple of callers saying it has been a waste of taxpayer dollars. u.s.a. today" put there chart together recently robert mueller's investigation brought has spent.ey than it the mueller investigation as far $25 e know cost around million. among the president's many criticisms of the russia cost associatehe he with it has nearly a second jagr but the fines and forfeitures could push the the black andinto that is including the money that seized in fines and manna for from paul the and others that s

or let's bring in our guests joining us from raleigh north carolina is yasmin. a political scientist who researches the balkans you know university in the reactor in croatia on skype is refereed hard such a journalist who's worked for the international center for transitional justice in the international criminal tribunal for yugoslavia and in toronto we have. a professor of humanities a religious studies at york university welcome to you all good to see you there we would like to start with with record with a rough week holds it because you are from an area that was the very heart of the atrocities what does it mean to you to see this life sentence handed down. i think that one prevailing feeling is of. a final. end of a stage in which a lot of our cottage in fact shaped our realities for now close to thirty years. he's been a figure who has first. committed the crimes and dehumanised most importantly an entire population of people in boston you know and left a legacy which lingers on today i think that his verdict especially the verdict which basically removes

it's testing in raleigh, north carolina and listen overseen by the f.a.a., they can only carry payloads five pounds, but in an emergency that could make a big difference. >>> our investigative unit has learned laws designed to protect renters are routinely broken and the landlords to blame are getting away with it. >>> our investigative reporter is digging into the story. >> morning landlording aren't legally allowed to or dramatically increase their rent. some have gone to pretty bizarre length to try to skirt those rules. two years ago oakland passed tough laws to make catching that kind of fraud easier. we dover those laws are not being enforced. thousand laws have to do with what's known as owner move-in evictions. that's when a landlord kicks out a relative. now landlords must sign paperwork under penalty of perjury, but they actually intend to move in after evicting a tenant, and they have to continually provide proof they're living there. after reviewing hundreds of pages of eviction records, we found those laws were largely being ignored. three out of four landlords appear to ha

. >> john in raleigh, north caroli carolina what do you think of small caps now?you want to make a bearish case, you saw small caps have been under performing. what now >> quality i think you become more discerning and you find smaller companies with strong balance sheets that have continued growth >> appreciate the question there. ron in san diego how does the energy sector look? if there's a trade deal, you get a pop. what do you think? >> i'm with pete i like oil prices. it's all good here >>> coming up, it's your etf edge with a focus on emerging markets up 11% this year what now we'll give you the trades coming up kelly evans has what's womaning up >> we'll look at the one thing that could push the fed to cut rate >>> attorney general warn tech giants is about to face reckoning. >>> the big business of canine blo blood banks. what vet hospitals are doing to serve those four legged patients atnduch more ahead the halftime report is back after this his family. his steinway, which met a burst pipe. so grant met his insurance: you are caller number 12. which didn

right on down towards raleigh andng i-95 just go be a mess towards the rush. heavy rainfall. this is all the way through 4:00, still seeg the rainnd we expect this rain to continue all the way to about 7:00r 8:00. as this storm strengthens the next thing we see is the wind. you see 1 inch around annapolis, more than 2 1/2 inches around gathesberg. we do not have any flood watches per se because we have been dry for the last seven o days so. but i would not be surprised to see some problems with flooding' and t why i'm expecting periods of helvy rain tomorrow, paunlding on area roads. think about some of our roads. the potles are so bad out there. you're talking about the vw rkway forone, and you put rain on top of that and those oi potholes are to be hard to see. turning wimdy friday,o gusts 40 miles an hour. that could be an issue as well friday afternoon because of the fact we're going to have strong winds. nice on sunday, a high temperature of 63. i've got to go because i'm out of time, but not before i tell younce have a c of snow next week. >> no w. >> just saying. >> i

joining us with what he thinks about the curve and the recession risks, culturally -- michael for raleighnt to start with this whole question in the marketplace, and that is this time it may be different. i know those are dangerous words , but in version this time maybe more about the fed and may well be meaningless because of the fed. is there an argument to be made there? one is that term premium seems to be much lower now than it had been in decade past. that means we can expect to see a curve flatter than it had been, even in normal times. second reason that it may be different this time around, the market is telling us the fed may want to use in the next year or two but the fed may be doing that not so much because they have big recession fears, but because they want to generate more inflation. even if the fed does cut, historically, they cut because the economy is turning down. this could be a customer they are just out there to do some more inflation. if that is what the market is seeing, it wouldn't be the same signal as the past. mentioned, i think given the empirical success of

this one approaches it allows all thatsture to move up, and here's 5:00 a.m., it is raining from raleigh all the way up to new york. if you have plans to drive tomorrow along the i-95 cor h, it is going to be a mess out there with potential for heavy rain. notice the rain still in here across the entire area tonight or rather tomorrow afternoon. so the morning rush around lurch time, the evening rush will all be affected b this rainfall. how much are we expecting? it's not a hal an inch, not an inch. 2.1 inches in d.c., 20 it7 in gathes brg. and just about every computer model has this area right here as the bulls eye with well over 2 inches of rain. to the east wave got about inch along the chesapeake bay b andack towards i, 81 about an inch there as well. but inside this area we could easily see 2 inches of rain, and that's going to cause some problems as you know on the roads. minor flooding also an issue. and then turning windy for friday. winds gusting upward to 40 miles per hour or even more. we could see a wind advisory ring the day on friday with some of those stronger wind. high

boston, d.c., raleigh,i-95 no problem. i-70 up towardicago, no problem there either. but we are seeing cooler air move in for today. tomorrow a little bit better, 54 stil cool for this time of year, all sunshine not as breezy and slightly warmer. let's mov into what we'll see the next few days. tomorrow morning starting cool 33 at the bus stop 45 by recess. 54 by the time we get the kids. let's get into the 60s and 70s. 64 for opening day. and there's 75 on saturday. we think it's going to be eooking really good out there for the next cou days. a ttle bit more on opening day. again, game time 1:05. 11:00 a.m. getting down there early, not looking bad at all as we take on the mets. temperatures attart 54 degrees. 60 degreest 1:00, 64 by 4:00. i say come see us because that's after the game we'll be at the salt line, which is the first base gate. so com and see us there. nice and warm through saturday then we check the rest of the weekend th temperatures go down and a little change coming up on sunday. i'll have that at 5:45. i got to go check my leg. >> have a seat. do

heavy rain at times, making its in here, you can see the area of j low pressurt not north of raleigh, that moves our way and sets up for a nasty night tonight. 6:00 already into the d.c. ar, heavier rain back to the west. what happens, rainn d.c., this is 8:00 p.m. tonight, guys. heavy rain along the i-95 corridor. that's a nasty, steady o rainn a friday. look to the nogeh, town, frederick, winchester, around leesburg to the north,his is snow, may mix with some sleet, but snow for the most part and it sticks around as snow through 11:00. we maybe get a break around the d.c. area but sticking around to the north where we are expecting some accumulating snow out of this. by 2:00 a.m., snow to the north, rain to the south. this will be accumulatg snow in the zones. here's what to expect in the city. rain heavy at times, take the coat and the umbrella, you will need both tonight, over by tomorrow morning. here's a winter weather advisory, over towards winchester, martinsburg, through tomorrow morning for freezing rain at higher elevations, 1 to 2 owches of especially for you folks near ma

it's right here.s new york at 64. 68 raleigh. we're the warmest on the map.. 43 kentucky. it was in the 70s here yesterday so that tells you we have the colder air moving in here. here's the front, some storminesslong thefront. thought we'd see it in our area too. we did tell you it would be dry, that's what we've seen. colder air moving in for the weekend. colder tomorrow and sunday. 54 but with winds gusting 30 tomorrow, it'll feel colder. 54 on st. patrick's day, a cold start sunday, monday andes y. tuesday most of you will be in the 40s all day. 70soday we could have a couple snow showers on monday morning. >> no! are you kidding us? >> no, i'm not. april fool's is three weeks away. >> are you still planning to go skiing this weekend? >> i was, but my son said, no. >> okay. your son is a smart kid. >>> you remember this video, a local man attempting to capre pelican. well, tonight he is under arrest. >> reporter: here on alexandria's colvin street, there's dog training businesses, auto body shop now w someoneas to put a chicken slaughterhouse right here.

rain from ne york to raleigh. a mess alld day. hat rain is going to stick with us just about all day as well. did hit 56 degrees, just a little below average. tomorrow a little bit cooler. we'rracking what to expect for your friday. that's when winds couldp gust rather 40 to 50 miles per hou much more than that. we'll see you back here in a few ignutes. >>> breaking t, justice for a young woman attacked exactly two yearsgo today. >> the man accused of raping, torturing, and kilng her was just found guilty on all 13 counts. news 4's meagan fitzgerald is outside the courthouse whereve e ict was reached. >> meagan, you just spoke to the victim's heartbroken family. how toughn't imagine a day this was for them. >>eporter: while they are glieved that there is a guilty verdict, it'sef that you can't even begin to imagine because as you said this ishe second anniversary of her death. two years ago today she was brutally raped and murdered inside her northeast d.c. apttment. and jn hour ago jurors unimasly decided that elijah tore was gui

it is near raleigh, north carolina. the five men escaped last night. you are looking at new video of the two who were captured overnight. they apparently escaped by pulling out a fence in an exercise yard. they found a blind spot that none of the jail's cameras were capturing. three inmates are still on the loose this morning. >>> today, the berkeley city council will decide whether to ban the overnight parking of campers and rvs. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in berkeley with more. >> reporter: this is a topic that has both sides very concerned about what will happen next, what will happen tonight. we are talking specifically about the area west of san pablo avenue in berkeley this morning. there are a lot of rv and campers there, more than 100 from what the police reported in december. berkeley already has a 72 hour parking rule that allows you to stay put for that amount of time. some berkeley county members say they have an extended way people can park overnight but the people who live in these rvs and campers say if this ban goes into effect, they

it is starting with a test in raleigh, north carolina. the program will be overseen by the faa. these drones can only carry pay loads of up to five pounds over distance 12 1/2 miles. u.p.s. expressed interest in using drones to deliver healthcare products. in 2016 it partnered with a non-profit to deliver blood samples in remote locations in rwanda. >>> we know that tomorrow is opening day for the nationals. it will be perfect weather to play a little baseball tomorrow and storm team 4 will be out there. doug will be around. sahe llo, shake his hand. i'll be back in a flash with your ten-day forecast. >>> some delays headed into the district. chopper 4 sho tng yout problem on 295 a slowdown problem on 295 a slowdown something very important. problem on 295 a slowdown not everybody can be a winner like aldi. their products have won over 400 awards for quality. kind of like cooper's solar system. but hey we did great too. not grdi great, but regulat... beat him... ...plants? know what's really great? the low prices at aldi. save on fresh atlantic salmon side, now just $7.29 per lb

this time the colder air wins out. 56 in t d.c., 70 in raleigh. 81, that's what we want to see. we haven't seen 80 yet. i don't have any 80s in the forecast. but we get into warmer air later in the week but not tomorrow. tomorrow 54 degrees, prez superintendent a breezy and cooler with plenty of sunshine. it going to be cool, especially before the noon house. tomorrow afternoon with sunshinere lookingy good. how about the nationals' home opener? opening day looking good as w take o the mets down there. this is perfect. we will be there all day,his is a huge deal for us. going to be down there all day. jim handly will be there at 4:00 a.m. i'm not giving the forecas for that time, because nobody else -- it's just you. >> i don't want to hear it. >> for the rest of us, 11:00 a.m. take the jacket. around 60s. by 4:00, 64, come see us we'll beive right by the first base gate. there's openg day, 64. 73 on friday. nice weather for part of the weekend, too. i'll update you on the weekend forecast at 6:45. >>> coming up a potentially deadly device found in a maryland park. >>alked by th

this is what we're looking at 60 degrees here. 51 new york, 39 towards buffalo. 71 in raleigh. we like this, we're going to get this. as we move through the day tomorrow, a cool one bulletproof vest -- 54 degrees, breezy and coo winds, it's not a bad day, going to be about 10 degrees cooler than we were today. how about the alnati home opener, 1:05 game, i will bere down t during the game, come see us, we're going to be at the salt line, right over here. 60 degrees by 1:00. the game time, 1:05, again a beautiful, beautiful home opener. last year was so cool, this is going to be nice. 64 degrees by the time the game is over. come see us by the salt line. we'll be there with thereen creen, i'll be doing the weather live. 56 on your wednesday. 64 on your thuray. 73 on friday. and look at the weekend. going 75 saturday. late day showers on sunday, but still 70 beool air moves in again for early next week. >> i canha sees coming thursday. your clicker in one hand and a lobster roll in the other. >> that's righ you've been down there with mew you kno what i'm talking about. >> thank

the shower activity down into portions of the carolina's here, this is a storm bringing rain into raleigh, this is f cont moving through and it's going to lower temperatures tomorrow. e much cooler air. 32 in buffalo, 61 new york only 52. down to the south, you have to go down to new orleans, look at this difference, 30-degree difference between jackson, mississippi and 84 towards orleans. that's one front. 'r have another one moving our way. going to get on the cooler side of this tomorrow. if you've been waiting f the warmer air, tomorrow is not going to be the good day. we will sunshine but cooler and breezy, a bit of a wind chill out there. 51 in d.c. but many of you to the north and west will stay in the 40s all day. th is what we're talking about, 10, 15 and 20 mile an hour wds put the wind chill down into the 30s tomorrow. it will be a chilly day, but nothing like we've seen this winter with frigid da. as we move through the next 56 on days, back to wednesday. wednesday a nice day. look at thursday, 67 degrees. here is theay we'r watching. it is friday. we have a storm system comin

raleigh 29. we will see throughout the afternoon those frigid temperatures in place. down to the southwest to see warmer temperatures. temperatures in the '80s. otherwise the rockies to the east, we are below normal in many spots, 14 degrees beho normal. green bay, around 21. we are generally 15 to 25 degrees, typical this time of year. oklahoma city 50 degrees. louisdale 34. that's 20 degrees below normal this time of year. louis. >> thank you, michelle. >>> turning overseas now, two months after claiming the defeat of isis, the president wrote to congress he believes 100% with keeping a military presence in the country. in late february, a bipartisan group of senators wrote a letter to the president supporting his follow-up forces in syria. nbc news has obtained a copy of that letter, which trump annotated and sent back to the group. as you can see the president highlighted a paragraph from the lawmakers state an international presence is needed in northern syria to ensure isis doesn't return and to make sure iran is not emboldened. trump wrote directly on the lette

highest rates of those working from home were in mid-sized technology hubs like denver, austin and raleighnorth carolina. super commuters and people working from home will continue as improved teleconferencing technology make it more -- >> can you imagine doing the nuls from home he have day? >> that would be awesome. >> help the economy. >> building a better bay area with lighter traffic. >> i like the way you did that. sandh sandhya, jump in on this. >> i would love to do that. sit inside my house, look at the forecast models and bring you the forecast. >> moving along, live doppler 7 showing you no rain right now. mild to warm with sunshine for your saturday. mid-60s to low 70s. st. patrick's day parade is going on tomorrow at 11:30. it's going to be bright, 57 degrees. beautiful, mild weather. still nice in the afternoon. low to mid-60s in the city. if you're going, enjoy the parade. accuweather seven-day forecast. mild to warm. luck of the irish for sunday. the warmth holds on for monday. then a level 1 system brings us rain chances beginning tuesday, going into wednesday the first da

that warmth does come here, 75 nashville, raleigh gets up to 71.m hitting the middle of the country bad for them. >> that's the kind of news i'm talking about. why is the trump story bad? i don't understand why it's bad. let's go to my favorite story of the morning. a small business owner who had a slow start but seeing a business boom thanks to a viral tweet. the son of a texas doughnut shop owner shot an image of his dad's empty store. >> reporter: there was a hole in the heart of billy's doughnuts. the houston area shop grand opening had the right ingredients except customers. cambodian refugee's cream filled american dream was in jeopardy. until son billy tweet this about his sad dad. in just three days more than half a million likes. that original sparse sprinkling of customers has grown out the door. >> my dad is back there. he's been up since 2:00 a.m. making doughnuts. >> reporter: spreading smiles a dozen baker's at a time. >> that's why i did it because i wanted to support them. support what he's done. it's awesome. >> chocolate. >> repor

it's starting with test in raleigh, north carolina. the program will be overseen by the faa.hese drones can only carry pay loads of up to five pounds over distances of about 12 and a half miles. ups has expressed interest in using drones to deliver health care products. in 2016 it partnered with a nonprofit to deliver blood donations in remote locations in rwanda. i'm frank holland. >>> after years of paying relatively low interest rates on auto loans, car buyers are now doing a double take. terest rates have risen to their highest levels in a cdecade. >> c phil lebeau has more on the higher rate and the showdown that couldome in showroom sales. >> reporter: it's getting more expensive to buy a new car or truck. not only are automakers raising prices on vehicles, the interest rates on auto loans have soared to a ten year high. last month the average rate for a new car auto alone was 6.26%. up more than 1% compared to a year ago and well above the average rate from five years ago. >> if someone's coming back into the market after paying a 1.9 which was quite common and now the

raleigh 75. sunday we're going to get wet weather on the east coast that's why it will be cooler.opening day for major league baseball. we'll have some nice weather. sometimes you get snow on opening day. not bad at all at arkansas stadium. 53 degrees. 60 degrees for the nats. toronto 44. they can close the dome. milwaukee 53. other games to the south, florida looks pretty good and atlanta-philly 57. got some pretty nice opening day weather. it can be cruel this time of the year for major league baseball. so far, so good. >>> still ahead agriculture giant monsanto is dealt a multi-million dollar legal blow involving one popular lawn care product. some of this century's big companies ban together in a bid for cleaner weather. [zara larsson - "wow"] ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. beca

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it's been pouring overnight raleigh to virginia beach that's now heading up to richmond.te and the rains will pick up in intensity during the end of the morning commute in d.c. won't be until this afternoon that the heaviest rain moving into areas i-95 northward up towards new york city. here's what it looks like at 5:00 p.m. driving home. pouring from d.c. up 95 to new york city. looks like hartford to boston rain holds off until after the evening commute. that's good for you. later on tonight as this storm goes into northern new england it will be cold enough we'll get some snow. even significant snow. six to 12 inches in the mountains. lower elevations could pick up one to three inches. keep that in mind as you head in other words. rest of the country looks pretty good. worst will be in mid-atlantic and up in northern new england. >> people are enjoying themselves. let people have some fun. >> still ahead in the wake of his recent arrest new england patriots owner robert kraft tries to block surveillance video from being released to the public. the very latest on that

raleigh you're about to get light rain. atlanta you have some showers around this morning.al. not going to rain all day on the east coast but some hit or miss showers. very mild too. rest of the country has cooled off behind our big storm. one warm day for you up the eastern seaboard. temperatures in the 70s and 60s as far north as new york city and boston. new york city about 66 degrees, about 16 degrees warmer than it should be. florida has been very warm. the only spot that will have wet weather is likely going be florida and that will cool you hoof. much of the country seasonably cool. chilly in chicago at 39 degrees. of course once we get to next week we would like it to warm up a little bit and not stay cool. we'll be seasonable if not below average. nothing too dramatic next week. weekend outlook on saturday still kind of mild in the southeast. very quiet. not a lot of bad weather to be found. for st. patrick's day on sunday parades in areas like savannah and chicago should be good. saturday is the parade here in new york city. >> happy st. patrick's day in advance.

runs are used for special deliveries here on the campus at wake med hospital in raleigh.he first time the faa has allowed regular commercial flights like this were a payload is involved. in this case, we are talking about lab work. >> reporter: it's common perhaps to have to wait several hours to transport a lab sample across from one of our facilities back to the main lab, and that is the standard right now the industry. >> reporter: status quo not good enough for the medical staff here, so they enlisted the help from the men and women in brown, ups. it is not an especially long routes. about 1/3 of a mile, but with six trips a day, five days a week, there will be savings for the hospital. >> we believe the drone technology provides a clear route for better effectiveness and efficiency. >> reporter:'s patient and staff you will also benefit from this pilot program. >> t potentially shorten that down to minutes, and the benefits to our patients are clear. we can give them reversal faster, and that helps our people take care of them, our patients, much more efficiently. ab

signs in asia fall on china is trying to slow down the equity raleigh delly rally.eignited concerns on global growth. it remains at the lowest level since 2007 team. into the program and i have not mention the ecb. the market life strategist. i'm going to save it for a moment and talk to you about china. we are seeing a lot of selling. there is talk this is being orchestrated or condoned by authorities? week, it has been brewing up and there are stories about shortselling. a rare sell order against a specific stock. we have seen a few other voices wasng the china rally overheated. there have been a few warning signals and we are seeing less balances thanon usual. it is not a huge surprise we have had a bit of a week friday. what took the balis was the trade data was much worse than expected. even allowing for distortions over the new year. . that is what is reflected in the german factory orders. the two go hand in hand. funny of excuses for people who want to take money off the table. is up a tremendous amount. it is overdue for a positive. most people will look at

the board of raleigh correctly said in a context -- >> i have pictures of this cross. it is only -- it is the only thing that is that high. it dwarfs buildings. under the more observatory test. having been out to the site, it is certainly a tall cross but it has words on it that are visible from hundreds of feet away that are secular words. it is among other memorials you can see. it has been part of the moria park are decades before -- it has been part of the memorial park decades before litigation was brought. where you want to draw the line. i am going to give you example. cross a world war i erected many years ago. another is a world war i cross erected now. another war memorial cross. a fourth is a memorial cross that has nothing to do with any war. a fifth, are we up to five? a fifth is not a memorial cross at all. just a cross. it is a cross because a community must put up a cross. are they all ok? are some not ok? >> the first three are permissible. that commemorates the school shooting or the star of david that commemorates the holocaust, that is perfectly per

drugs are used for special delivery at campus in lake med hospital in raleigh, the first time the faa has allowed regular commercial flights like this were a payload is involved. in this case, we are talking the lab work. >> it's very common, perhaps, to have to wait several hours to transport a lab table across from one of our civilities to our main lab, and that is the standard right now. >> reporter: the status quo not good enough for the medical staff your, so they enlisted the help from the men and women in brown, ups. it is not an especially long >> reporter:, about 1/3 of a mile, but with six trips a day, five days a week, there will be savings for the hospital. >> we believe drone technology provides a clear route for better effectiveness and efficiency. likes patients and staff you will also benefit from this pilot program. >> that technology can potentially shorten that down to a minute, and the benefits to our patients a clear. we can get them a result faster, and that helps our people take care of them, their patients much more efficiently. >> reporter: earlier this month,

expanding into the heart of bank of america country, looking at new markets in charlotte, your hometown, raleigheenville, kansas city, nashville what's the company's response >> the company's response is to continue to do what we've been doing the last decade, continue to expand in the markets that we find opportunities continue to fine tune and continue to grow our deposit base and our consumer business. and so you've seen us outgrow everybody in the market over the last three or four years you can look at the data we've we welcome all compellers it's a kmettive industry we have many competitors in alling the markets and our job is just to do better than everybody else. >> how important is the branch you guys obviously have done a lot with erica to make mobile banking more easy, friendly, accessible for people and so forth. can mobile can my mobile phone supplant my bank branch? and is that better economics for you guy sns are you looking at that as a future strategy? >> it could if you wanted it to. in comes down to customers choice our job is to have a -- a mixed business system which has bot

all right let's bring in our guests joining us from raleigh north carolina is yasmin. a political scientist a research as the balkans you know university in the reactor in croatia on skype is referee called such a journalist who's worked for the international center for transitional justice in the international criminal tribunal for yugoslavia and in toronto we have. a professor of humanities a religious studies at york university welcome to you all good to see you there we would like to start with with rough it with a rough week holds it because you are from an area that was at the very heart of the atrocities what does it mean to you to see this life sentence handed down. i think that one prevailing feeling is of. a final. end of a stage in which a lot of our coverage in fact shaped our realities for now close to thirty years. he's been a figure who has first. committed the crimes and dehumanised most importantly an entire population of people in boston you know and left a legacy which lingers on today i think that his verdict especially the verdict which basically r

cooper delivers the state of the state address before a joint session of the general assembly in raleighhe talks about hurricane recovery efforts, climate change, and health care access. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> members of the general

or the young lady who had two broken car seats at lowe's in raleigh, missouri, and she said, because of the benefits from the tax cuts and jobs act, i was able to buy new car seats. o i want you to not have a doubt how successful the economy is going and how well the tax cuts and jobs act are affecting real americans who don't think $1,000 are crumbs. they know it's a couple months' rent. they know it's a couple car payments. and they know it will put food on the table. so, mr. secretary, i do want to make a point that's in the budget of something that i really care about. one, the elimination of the electric tax credit. the president proposed that in the budget. we know that 80% of the people that benefit from the electric tax credit for electric cars, they get $7,500 on the purchase of a new car. 80% of those people make more than $100,000 a year. how many electric cars do you think are in southeast missouri? secretary mnuchin: i don't know how many are there but i do know that i own a tesla and i didn't need the $7,500 tax credit. mr. smith: well, i want to take it away and i'm gl

an area of low pressure near raleigh,na north caro that will bring a tremendous amount of rain over the next 12 to 18 hours. already pockets of hea rain along i-66 in northern virginia. rainfalltotals, one to two inches of rain today. a flood watch is in place until midnight tonht. temperaturewise in the low to mid 40s. highs in the low 50s. a lot of wind and aew more showers tomorrow. >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. >>> coming up, the latest on the prostitution sting involving patriots owner robert krhit. move to block the videos from becoming public as the spa's formers owner i speaking out for the first timo c news. >>> how the university of southern cal's new president is responding to the admissions scandal and what we're learning about the accused mastermind behind the scheme. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> still ahead, ellen puts david letterman in the hot seat. >>> and craig goes back to school, literally, top soak u the march mad -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you're going to be seein a . -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [

we have the executive chef from magnolia's, rudy, ashleyia chrien and others in raleigh, north carolinae hot mamma and carrie of cally's biscts. we've got biscuit marchs here ready to bhecuit bomb crowd which is pretty incredible. that's sgreat. lehow you what the forecast is going to be for the charleston wine and food w festivch is pretty cool. we are looking at sunshine today, cloudshis morning. afternoon sunshine at 66. tomorrow, partly sunny and 71. afternoon storms on sunday, 75 deeyees. e giving out biscuits, baby. there's youreend outlook. sunshine in the northeast. snow in northern new england, drying out in the midsection of the country. how are those biscuits? they're giving them away. just o some the fine female chefs. we also have to mention, today is t broadcast sponsor for the charleston wine and food festival. charleston wine and food is providing today's production costs. we'll have more from here a little later. laches, thank you so first, that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> right here at home, it's cloudy a

raleigh 77. look at jacksonville, 12 degrees above arage at 85. but that colder air is just behind it with new orleans at 60. tomorrow we are looking at 59. at's 12 degrees below average. chicago 8 degrees bel average at 39. pierre 39, 12 degrees cooler than usual. next week not too colot too hot. it's like, you know, goldilocks' porridge. just right. your forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> off to a bit of a gray sky this morning, but don'te fooled. it is incredibly mild outside. southerly breezes and cloudy skies overn wht. waking uh temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s. already more than 10 degrees above an average high temperature. it will stay mild friday. the rain showers across the mountains of we promise to bring us a 60% chance for rain, maybe a rumble or two ofer today. highest chances for rain between 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. >> craig. >>> more on t top story we have been following. this deadly terror attack in new haaland. ahead, we are learning about the victims and the suspects now in custody. >>> plus, fired by hallmark. fal

we're a therapy dog team from raleigh, north carolina. >>. >> man. >> nice. >> now, let's look at thise a great crowd, and it's bathed in blue for an important reason we'll get to in a little bit. >> we'll get outside as well. we also appreciate all those my today plaza messages. get out your phone. send us more hash tag, my "today" plaza. put it on instagram or twitter. we'll put you on "today." >> we will. get to your news at 8:00. too much going on. federal ingest gators say they're not finished following a network of bribery that helped people get their kids into top u.s. colleges. miguel almaguer as the latest on the scandal and the outrage it has provoked. good morning. >> good morning. some of the nation's most elite colleges have been caught up in the admissions fraud including georgetown, yale, stanford, ucs and ucla. eight universities unknowingly admitted students whose scores or athletic achievements were faked by their parents after they paid as much as $6 million to guarantee entry or cheat the system. the parents include felicity huffman and lori loughlin. the ring leade

. >> good morning to our girls, gabby and emmy in raleigh, north carolina. >> good morning, everybody temps,but not too much snow here in new york city. >> you think they got snowed in, couldn't fly out to go home. >> make the most of it. >>> search and rescue efforts gearing up again this morning after deadly tornados swept through parts of the south. n nbc's gabe gutierrez is there in lee county, alabamambwhere the of casualties is really staggering. gabe, good >> reporter: good morning, yeah, that death toll rose sharply overnight. it's now upto 23, a among the victims is an 8-year-old girl. ow the powerful winds tore through this gas station behind me, and right next door from the air you can see the damage ne to the building. its roof was torn off. the national weather service says a posible ef 3 tornado tore through ts areaacking winds of up to 165 miles an ur, and cutting a path of destruction a half mile wide. th was a strong lin of storms that barrelled across the southeast, damage al reported georgia, and there were more tornado-related deaths in one day than all of last yea

we're a therapy dog team from raleigh, north carolina. >> from xavieruniversity. whoo!ing. we've got a great crowd out there. wthed in blue for a really important reasonhich we'll get to in a littlee'bit. >> go outside as well. we also appreciate all the mytodayplaza messages that you're sending. get out your phone, the #mytodayplaza, put i instagram and twitter and we'll put you on "today." >>> right to the news at 8:00. on. much going federal investigators say they are not finished exposing a network of alleged bribery and cheating that helped wealthy parents and g celebrities their kids into top u.s. colleges. nbc's national corrent miguel almaguer has the latest on the scandal and the outrage it provoked. good morning. >> good morning. some of the nation's most elite colleges have been caught up in the admissions fraud including georgetown, stanford, yale, usc. eight units unknowingly admitted students whose scores or athleticme achievents had been faked by their parents after they paid as much as $6 million to guarantee entry or cheat the system. the parents includ