her son, wildin acosta, is a student at riverside high school in durham. in january, he was detained by ice agents as he left home for school. since that time, many people have taken up the fight to keep him in the u-s some of them gathered outside the office of congressman g-k butterfield - asking for help. to federal authorities. in a statement he said.. "i insisted that mr. acosta not be deported this sunday and requested his release so he can have a fair shot at presenting his case for asylum." a judge denied a stay on acosta's deportation a short time later. supporters fear the teenager could be returned to honduras as early as this weekend. his mother is worried. 18:36:28 "the gangs are my main concern." family members say they could kill her son. anna kistler is acosta's homeroom teacher. "he's very afriad of going... off the airplane." that's why supporters say they will not give up. one of them talked to acosta friday afternoon as he sits in federal detention. 18:09:35 "he was happy just to know the community is fighting for him

he was picked up in january on his way to riverside high school and is being detained in georgia right now. he is going to be sent back to honduras tomorrow. butterfield released a statement saying that he was disappointed in the director's decision and urged her to reconsider. any choice -- chance of appeal will not happen until monday. white house as now the primaries are just three days away. andrea: the mayors of raleigh and durham put on their masks tonight to help children get an education. they raised money to go to black colleges and universities. more than 500 civic and education leaders were there. our very own joel brown was the master of ceremony. the people at the ball said it was a fun evening out, but it was more about ensuring equality education. >> i am a graduate and i know the value of having opportunity if you didn't have these schools, a lot of kids would not be there. >> we did this because there are so many wonderful and generous people who will come together and have a lot of fun but also deepen their pockets -- also reach into their pockets. andrea: a -- in ind

the riverside high school student was picked up by ice agents in january. there is fear among these people, if he is forced to return home, he could be harmed or killed. teacher. >> i think he is very afraid of going back to his country and we're hearing all sorts of rumor abouts how the gangs are waiting for them there. and as soon as they get off the airplanes. >> reporter: if in fact the decision has been made that this deportation will go forward on sunday, the people here, the protesters that were out here, they say still they they will continue to make their case. back to you. >> we'll see what happens. >>> a durham police officer was arrested on fraud charges. investigators say officer dm yingling worked as a courtesy officer at an apartment complex. he is accused of subletting that apartment and receiving payment and not giving that money to the rental company. he is charged with two counts of obtaining property by false pretenses. he was put on administrative leave without pay. >>> new data shows black men are more likely to be stopped by police in

happening now in durham, the family and friends holding a rally and making a final plea to save a riverside high school student from getting deported back to honduras. costa was pickup by immigration officials in january and is being detained in georgia. stephanie lopez in durham. stephanie: protesters are fighting to keep costa in the states. the congressman said in a statement that he spoke with -- and white house officials and his office expects a final decision on whether or not to delay the deportation planned for sunday. in the meantime, family and friends are having a hard time coping with the idea that the becoming an engineer might be sent back to honduras in a matter of days. her mother says it has been a tough couple of days, but she is keeping her hope alive in prayer. tisha: the state highway patrol says charges are not expected to be filed in a fatal crash involving a lee county deputy. the deputy collided around 1:00 this morning. the impacts through shelton mclean off the atv. he died of the same. a balloon or investigation shows mclean drove into the path of the deputies crews a. the d

complaint with the department of education because ice refused to accept schoolwork mailed to the riverside high school student -- and are not allowing him to use a computer. we checked with immigration officials-- and they claim they have not received any mail for guillen acosta. some parents -- and doctors -- are pushing to get a nurse in every school in north carolina. finding the money is a chronic challenge, and nurses often find better-paying jobs in the private sector. wral's bryan mims has one family's story, and what local schools are doing to meet the medical needs of students. "i remember i was in first period." the school day had just begun, when "i can't speak. i can't react." isabel arreola is 13 years old, a student at 71st classical middle school in fayetteville. she has type 1 diabetes. on january 12th, her blood sugar level was in free fall. "i'm literally stumbling down the stairs because i can barely walk." in the office, she went into convulsions. someone called 9-1-1, and her mom. "if a nurse was there, she would have known what to do. no one in that room at the time knew anything

he is an 18-year-old senior at riverside high school who was set to graduate this year and despite his imprisonment still wants to continue his education. the last time he was mailed his homework he never got it. >> my understanding is this immigration facility functions like most james and prisons that you can't send things to people who are locked up without it going through publishers which is a pretty unfair and extra costly kind of way of controlling who folks on the inside get access to. >> his teachers are pleading for his release. >>> a wake county woman tested positive for the zika virus. she was traveling abroad when she contracted symptoms when she got home. they will monitor the woman over the next few days. make sure nothing is changing in her condition. she'll be monitored for a few days and she'll be okay. >> the zika virus which can cause serious birth defects can only be spread from mosquitoes and not from person to person. however there have been rare cases where the virus was spread from a man to the woman during sex. >>> we are talking about rain and possibly some s

the march for the riverside high school student started at 4: 00 and ended at congress man gk butterfield's office and that's where we find amy cutler with more. amy? >> well sharon in the last five up to me and told me that acosta's stay has been denied. that means that he could be deported on sunday. that is what protestors are here trying to fight. they are gathered in front of congress man butter field's office in the last hour. we received that he had spoken with homeland security and white house staffers and asked that acosta not be deported sunday. he was in the country illegally and fled from honduras. the 19-year-old now detained by ice. the statement says the decision will be made today but protestors have been told ice would aform acosta directly. no information would come from this office. his girlfriend and advocate say it's been tough. >> it's been really hard every day. i worry about him every day. i'm always thinking about him. >> i'm disappointed that butterfield didn't put out the statement a lot earlier. he could have put it out as he's waited until 5:00 p.m. closing week

riverside high school student acosta who came illegally from honduras. his life was in danger. the 19-year-old now detained, his attorney telling us he is scheduled to be deported sunday and that's why these folks have gathered. a representative from butterfield's office saying he spoke with a secretary from homeland security and trying to stop his deportation. his teacher explaining why she came out. >> he was not one of the students that came in and goofed off on his cell phone. he was always really focused and really happy to have an education. >> and that is a message coming from a lot of his teachers and fellow students this afternoon. acosta is one of six north carolina teens now facing deportation now detained by ice. i had a chance to speak with his girlfriend. i amie cutler--i'm amy cutler cbs north carolina. >>> it happened around 1:00 this morning on east four oaks drive just outside of sanford. the 32-year-old was thrown from the atv and died at the scene. the deputy was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. troopers don't expect to file any char

. >>> teachers at riverside high school in durham plan to mail school work to a student currently in custody. wilton acosta was picked up in january. accused of being in the country illegally. friends say he came to the u.s. from honduras to get away from the violence in his home country and also says he fears for his life if deported. teachers mailed homework last month but the packages were >>> boys and girls club have been named a finalist for the lowe's blue door decorating campaign. it's decorated with concepts each child should embrace, education, integrity, health, hope and safety. we adults can do it too. the winning entry can get $5,000. a link to vote is on the organization's facebook page. >>> with that transition to cbs here and cbs north carolina we bring you plenty of top rated primetime shows. tonight's one of the busiest lineups of the week. starting 8:00 catch a big favorite "big bang theory," then "life in pieces" at 8:30, followed by "mom mom" at 9:00. 9:30 "two broke girls." north carolina news is at 11:00 p.m. if you have questions about our switchover go to wncn

. >>> also today, teachers at riverside high school in durham plan to mail school work to a student who is currently in custody. immigration officials picked up wilton acosta in january. accused of being in the country illegally. friends say acosta came to the country from honduras to get away from violence. they also say he fears for his life if he's deported. the teachers mailed homework last month but the packages were sent back to them. >>> the boys and girls club in durham need your help. for the lowe's blue door decorating campaign. this is their entry, doors decorated with concepts each child should embrace like education, integrity, health, hope, safety. the winning entry will get $5,000. find a link to vote on the organization's facebook page. >>> with our transition to cbs here and cbs north carolina we now bring you the top rated primetime shows. tonight is one of the busiest lineups of the week and certainly one of the funniest. 8:00 "big bang theory." "life in pieces," 8:30. it's kinds of funny. followed by "mom" 9:00. and 9:30 "the latest episode of "two broke girls." "ele

his classmates at riverside high school are rallying around him. they plan to wear purple in his honor and sign a petition. four bicyclists in johnson county last month is due in court. donna marie williams is charged with reckless driving and she was driving when she had the bicyclists from behind. two bikers were hurt. barbara: raleigh police releasing new information that they hope will lead to this man. police say 18-year-old dens l dan t -- denzel dante, one of two people charged in the shooting deaths of alan rodriguez. the other suspect is in custody. police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. a group that is calling on convene a special session of the general assembly will hold a news conference today in raleigh. barbara: people from the group keep nc safe gathered at the complex. they urged the governor to call the special sanction before the ordinance that people can use the restroom of their gender identity rather than gender assignment. republican presidential front-runner donald trump says he will release a list of five or

. >> reporter: her son is a student at riverside high school indura. in january he was detained by agents when he left for school. since then, many have taken up the fight to keep in in the us- backed some gathered outside the office of congressman g.k. butterfield. butterfield says he has made the case and said, i insisted mister acosta not be deported and requested his release so he could have a fair shot of resenting his case for asylum. the judge denied the state a short time later. supporters fear the teenager could be returned to honduras as early as this weekend. his mother is worried. >> the gangs are mining concern. >> reporter: she says those gangs could kill her son. >> she is afraid of him going back to his country. the gangs are waiting for him. >> reporter: that's why supporters will not give up. one of them talk to acosta on friday as he sits and federal detention. >> he was happy to note that the community is fighting for him. he said, i am not giving up. he said, i don't want to go to honduras to be killed. >> reporter: i spoke to offi

of education because immigration officials have refused to accept school work mailed to the riverside high school student and are not allowing him to use the computer according to his supporters. i spoke with immigration officials yesterday. they said they have not received any mail for the student. >>> north korea fired six short- range projectiles off its coast overnight t came shortly after approved new tougher sanctions on north korea. this comes after a recent nuclear test and long-range rocket launch. defense officials say it could be missiles, arrest till railroad or rockets. >>> there may be a new lead in the search for flight 370 in malaysia. they say debris that washed ashore in mozambique may belong to the flight. photos appear to show the fixed leading edge of the right hand tail section of the boeing 777. it also matches investigators' theories about where wreckage from the plane would have ended up. an american adventurer, blaine alan gibson, found the wreckage. >> this is airplane debris that i found on february 27th. >> the last thing i really expected wasasthat i would >> gibson

. >>> and teachers at the riverside high school plan to mail school work to a student currently in custody because he is accuse of being in the country illegally. he was picked up in january during an ace raid -- ice raid e came from honduras to get away from the violence in his home country. they say that he fears for his life if he is deported. teachers mailed homework in february but the packages were sent back and tomorrow they are sending more work to him. >>> the unc system president margaret spellings' promise to visit all 17 campuses and today she started at fayetteville state university. for the tour and joins us hive and there's been protest that met her before. how did today go? >> reporter: no protests out here today sean and as you mened she has promised to visit all 17 campuses and started that promise here today at fayetteville state and toured the science labs here and stopped in on an early college classroom. fayetteville state is among mistorquecally black col eption and universities in north carolina -- college and universities in north carolina. lately there's been talk

he attended riverside high school. in january he was picked up by i.c.e. if he is sent back to honduress he could be killed by gangs. >>> dogs have been adopted and an aspc event. it is from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. adopting fees will be waived. >>> a connection to the paris terrorist attacks. 30 people died when concert goers and restaurant customers. >> reporter: gunfire on a sidewalk special forces aim at a suspect. he falls and is bundled into the back. the crowding street close by people flee as gunfire erupts. the dramatic police raids capturing europe's most wanted terrorist salah abdeslam, accused of killing 30 people. belgium's prime minister appeared with the french president announcing by investigators as taking part of the paris attacks all now either died caring them out were killed or captured. he had been on the run from police for four months. he is seen in northern france at a gas station. the manhunt accelerating when his suspected vest was found abandon. prosecutors said his fingerprints had been found in brussels. in the brusselsneighbor

high school in southern california. a few students at shadow hills high school in riverside county have put a symbol on their id badges theysmall rainbow inside a circle with a line through it. some teachers are concerned, but the school district says the kids have a right to where it just as other students have a right to support gay rights. >>every person can have an opinion. if there are threats or intimidation or bullying it crosses the line. >>when someone takes a sticker and puts it in front of the faces somebody else, that balances from the realm of free speech into harassment. >>the district says they may provide sensitivity training for the whole school. >>> 2 men in a stolen taco truck land into a school buses money. this is how it ended in san bernardino, after hitting the bus the taco truck slammed into some traffic lights and then a propane truck. the 2 men inside were arrested and taken to the hospital. no one was seriously hurt. >>> players using chewing tobacco in the dugout when they visit at&t park. major league baseball sent out a memo reminding big leaguers that they cannot chew when they play in san fr

reporter: the question we keep running into with the fences near riverside elementary school and this one right behind get to wekiva high school is who owns the gate? county public works told me about the gate and several others around the retention pond they come out here to maintain. they say the gate itself belongs to the h.o.a. >> no one's done anything about it. this has been year. >> reporter: it's another broken fence students are ducking urged to walk through a no trespassing area. >> you can see where the chain link starts, there's a dip in the top of the fence. they were climbing over that one. >> reporter: in the same week an 8 8-year-old orange county student nearly drowned going home from school, people are asking who the gate belongs to. several people we've talked to said they've seen kids going through the gate to walk to wekiva high school and continue to break through, even after it's fixed. it's not the only way in. other sections of fence around the retention pond are also left >> they had a privacy fence connected to the county gate. when they moved, they took the fence. >> reporter: now neighbors s

the kids were from a high school swim team in riverside county. lifeguards warned their coaches the 59-degree water was too cold to swim in. the coaches said the students could handle it. one girl was rushed to the hospital. seven others were treated for excessive is cold exposure. >>> let's move now to the race for president. the three remaining gop candidates sat down for a town hall meeting tonight in wisconsin. >> and in one of the more memorable moments donald trump was compared to a 5-year-old. >> tonight cnn anchor anderson cooper challenged donald trump on his decision to share a tweet comparing the appearance of his wife malania to the wife of ted cruz. >> i didn't start it. >> sir, with all due respect, that's the argument of a 5-year-old. >> i didn't start it. >> the argument of a 5-year-old is he started it. >> that's the problem with our country. that's not a 5-year-old, excuse me, no. that's the problem. exactly that thinking is the problem this country has. i did not start this. >> tonight's town hall came on the same day donald tru

the kids were from a high school swim team in riverside county. lifeguards warned their coaches the 59-degree water was too cold to swimn. the coaches said the students could handle it. one girl was rushed to the hospital. seven others were treated for excessive is cold exposure. >>> let's move now to the race for president. the three remaining gop candidates sat down for a town hall meeting tonight in wisconsin. >> and in one of the more memorable moments donald trump was compared to a 5-year-old. >> tonight cnn anchor anderson cooper challenged donald trum on his decision to share a tweet comparing the appearance of his wife malania to the wife of ted cruz. >> i didn't start it. >> sir, with all due respect, that's the argument of a 5-year-old. >> i didn't start it. >> the argument of a 5-year-old is he started it. >> that's the problem with our country. that's not a 5-year-old, excuse me, no. that's the problem. exactly that thinking is the problem this country has. i did not start this. >> tonight's town hall came on the same day donald trump'

high school. as parents and teachers from riverside elementary school cope with the tragic accident that nearly took the life of a student -- >> if your child is showing signs of sadness or asking a lot of questions, please know we have trained staff at the school >> reporter: the investigators are there for a second day in a row. a group of kids climbed under a fence to take a shortcut. several gaps were repaired but it's not the only dangerous shortcut to school. >> this takes maybe 5, 10 minutes off the walk. >> reporter: shaun oliver says kids in his neighborhood regularly cut through the no trespassing zone. he says many of them are heading to wekiva high school or nearby middle school. >> it's not supposed to be any trespassing back here, but they go this way and along the backside to the houses there. >> reporter: but now he says after the tragic accident, neighbors are paying attention. >> or at least repair the fence, maybe put a fence up around the perimeter or something. >> reporter: one of the big questions with this fence and the fencing around riverside elementary school canal where th

have a change for a conceive future i have university to look at uc berkley and riverside and cat is more than a high school but shaped hi appreciation for the community to seek resources and celebrate my academic achievement had not have cat environment i may not have the skills and the confidence he hope my story is a representative of cat and thank you for the time to represent the students thank you (clapping.) good evening my name is bill i'm the vice principal at city architect i want to talk about myself i was 4 years old and left the state at hunters point anothers a teenager my point with the education as an adult an opportunity to work to allow to give back to the community this is my second year at city architect my role promotes the culture and celebrating successes and management discipline systems i have experience in growing up in san francisco for the students and families i came late to the challenges and raising a child many of the barriers any students encountered i encounter through my family's with that understanding i maintain the higher expectation for the school community to have a r

have a change for a conceive future i have university to look at uc berkley and riverside and cat is more than a high school but shaped hi appreciation for the community to seek resources and celebrate my academic achievement had not have cat environment i may not have the skills and the confidence he hope my story is a representative of cat and thank you for the time to represent the students thank you (clapping.) good evening my name is bill i'm the vice principal at city architect i want to talk about myself i was 4 years old and left the state at hunters point anothers a teenager my point with the education as an adult an opportunity to work to allow to give back to the community this is my second year at city architect my role promotes the culture and celebrating successes and management discipline systems i have experience in growing up in san francisco for the students and families i came late to the challenges and raising a child many of the barriers any students encountered i encounter through my family's with that understanding i maintain the higher expectation for the school community to have a r

high school, today he vapes to cut down on tobacco use. >> for me it was kinda sorta of a different way for me to get my nicotine. >> now a micro biology major at uc riverside, travis, is vaping for science, participating in a study that measures his intake, puff duration, volume and frequency. >> when you get out of here you are going toave a science degree, why not wait for science? why vape now before we know if it's safe? >> well, it's either i vape or i smoke cigarettes and we already know cigarettes are bad. >> it's a roll of the dice. >> exactly, it's a roll of the dice. >> the people that are choosing vaping over conventional cigarettes are choosing the unknown over the known. they know that conventional cigarettes are going to give them cancer, there's a chance that vaping is better, and so they're rolling the dice with that. but they're still gambling with their own health. >> and sometimes adults are making more informed decisions but then you have all these kids trying it. >> well absolutely i mean adolescence, they're still in a stage of brain development, they're not as capable as adults of making good decisions. and they're uniquely susceptib

riverside, california, a stronghold. this is a california girl over here. >> i'm a california boy. if my home state goes for donald trump -- kennedy: we went to high schoolether. and dated briefly. [laughter] dagen: did you go to high school together? >> no, but it's fun for live tv. neil: and we thought business networks were boring. [laughter] tick around, a lot more -- stick around, a lot more after this. one down, two to go. [laughter] ♪ ♪ [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. heywhether to stay or go?re ♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com (patrick 2) pretty great.ke to be the boss of you? (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the ki