in this globetrotting world he stayed in roanoke for deck eggs.how has your staying staying power allowed you to read both of your books both of which require deep reporting? >> not a lot of books get written from rural america. i live in the city of valley of the quarter million and most reporters move on after few years. some of our best reporters at "the new york times" and they have been great stuff. i've decided to stay. i stayed at the roanoke times. i'm no longer there but you see i'm still writing stories. i'm able to write these stories because i have time on my site or improper care of said timing is true. maybe she didn't want to talk to me in 1991. she begrudgingly let me do a restaurant feature and then i started spending time there. sometimes i would say maybe she will let me do the story but it just became, these people in town that call my story can lead me to other people in the community. at the time in the early 90s newspapers across the country, diversity was a big push. newspapers were better staff then and i had a fantastic e

black roanoke or skitter the respected daily specials would eventually commit to memory. tuesdays memory. tuesday spaghetti or lasagna except every other tuesday which is pork chops are wednesday session thursday country fried steak. the road so i thought quickly. the line out from stars or minutemen. the lunch doesn't officially begin until 1215 and not a moment before and later usually nancy has to come home in the midst of a bad day at uncle willy saber specialist tuesday spaghetti. nancy also kept a painted rock on top of her cash register. it is a gift from whom she helped raise. she was not above picking it out presumably and just should a customer offender. when i returned for lunch two days after my story ran because we fridays are my favorite, nancy shook her finger and is clear is not getting anything close to a pat on the back. her mother sat by peeling potatoes watching the young and the restless and cringing about what her daughter was about to say. she sent me packing the first time i want to the restaurant and inquired about her uncles that the softhearted.

it's about to push into roanoke rapids and affect the i-five corridor. i-95 corridor. all the way down highway one towards southern seeing patchy light rain. there has been a bit of rain in south hills. the rain is not pouring there. temperatures are warm overnight. 49 is our current temperature. we are seeing showers at the airport and our dew point is at 45. temperatures will be cool this afternoon even though it's mild it's 49 in raleigh and rocky mount. 46 in smith field. and 50 degrees in fayetteville. here comes the front crossing the mountains. ahead of it we have a band of rain. that front will gradually swing across the area through lunchtime. after that we will see an slow clearing for the afternoon. it's patchy light rain we will see. you see the rain eastward by lunchtime but we'll have wraparound moisture pour in. halifax is still seeing rain throughout the day. the 30s to near 40s will be the low. 62 for the high this afternoon. behind friday's dry front temperatures plunge. potentially our first and widespread freeze on sunday morning. that 30 is well be

roanoke rapids and east we are seeing some showers but the book of us not seeing rain at this point, we do have potential for light patchy rain throughout lunchtime and after that even that chance begins to drop off. not a lot of rain but happy to see what we have. .1 inches in raleigh. we will take what we can get. the roads are little wet in virginia south hill, this is what we will see for the bulk of the day today, 46 the current temperature, east wind seven miles per hour the dewpoint at 41. even though the temperatures are not that cold it is so damp that it feels chilly. we got really cold yesterday in the morning we were in the low temperatures like that today or for the rest of the week 45 roxboro and roanoke rapids, town by town 46 smithville, 47 fayetteville, 45 southern pines. we have a low-pressure system sitting just north of wilmington on its way up the coast and the north and northeast, we continue to have some stray showers on the patchy showers through lunchtime into the afternoon. it is not going to be much more in the rain gauges it will just be drizzly. unfortuna

of the beltline through the airport down toward apex and holly springs, from hillsboro northward roanoke rapids patchy rain. temperature on the surface looks not so bad, 44 wake forest, town by town 45 roxboro, 48 fayetteville, if you add the dampness it makes it feel cooler, nothing like yesterday morning with low to mid 20s but it does feel chilly this morning. at lunchtime not much has changed temperatures in the upper 40s and highs in the low 50s. the clouds linger and so does the drizzle of here we will talk about the difference in temperature coming up. we have a number of accidents causing backups. >>> the biggest delays have been on the durham freeway northbound because of an earlier crash around briggs avenue it was blocking the left lane they have moved it to the right shoulder but residual delays and the congestion we typically see starting to add up is flowing but still pretty backed up moving toward downtown durham. your best alternate route as usual delays on the durham freeway 55 westbound the right from i-42 the freeway taking eight minutes. that will save you a little ti

the stuff towards roanoke we have to watch this evening. look at all the orange and reds north and west of us. these are torrential downpours. rainfall rates 1 to 2 inches an hour. you can see it across montgomery, fred i can and into howard counties. the heaviest stuff is off to the south. you can sigh everybody getting hit hard. a lot of rain up in frederick county as well. here's the heaviest stuff into tyson's corner and clay from fairfax just tweeted me a big gust of wind. we could have 30 to 40 miles for hour gusts toward tyson's corner. just clips the areas northwest of dc but more showers this evening. before we clear out late tonight we will be back with that 7-day forecast. >> got it. >>> a new crime tight fighting tool is coming to college park. >> police at the university of maryland are moving quickly tonight to try to head off an even more violent attack than the one this week at ohio state. bruce leshan is here to tell us how. >> reporter: this new technology is called shot spotter. the university it on campus this week and i

heavier rain toward roanoke rapids. low cloud cover really starting to drop. our ceiling falling just a little bit here in the last hour or so. 50 degrees, winds northwest at 3 miles per hour. dew point, more moist than this time yesterday. 53 in fayetteville. 45 in south hill. a little on the cool side and with the clouds it will stay that way up through lunchtime. we should have a little bit of clearing. notice that last little bit right there in greensboro the end of the rain, clearing foothills of the mountains. southwesterly warming up in the next couple of days. talking about the drought situation, last week we started to see yellow abnormally dry area getting close to the viewing area. this week it's come right on in. we're abnormally dry from the triangle area westward. of course dealing with severe and extreme drought across the mountains. this little bit of rain helps, not a lot but it helps. bit of sunshine. fairly gray for us tonight and cloud cover tomorrow but temperatures will be pretty mild at 72. behind friday's front, which by the way won't b

really warm, 50 in durham. 50 degrees in roanoke rapids. we will stay here and only warmup into the low 60s. gradually we will see sunshine rolling in by the afternoon. we are back to colder temperatures tomorrow morning. run into a few sprinkles. a light rain jacket is all you need. we are in the low 40s to 50s this morning. it will be nice and bright. >> thank you very much, elizabeth. >>> we want to return to the site of the huge fire in buffalo, new york. huge plumes of above the old bethlehem steel site. >> this plant belongs to a mulching company. the roof has just collapsed. you can see slams opened up there and there is thick heavy black smoke. crews on the scene said they can hear booms coming from inside the warehouse. >> folks have been evacuated in homes nearby. you can see that in the wide several fires for resent weeks. we'll keep an eye on that as it comes in the newsroom. >>> they would like you to get rid of unused medication. as much as 40% of prescription drugs are never used for their intended purpose. you can public hea

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in sanford, 35 chapel hill and erwin and 30 in roanoke rapids. the sunshine is starting to help warm things a little bit. by lunch we'll be about 50 degrees. by 5:00 we go back down to 50. if you are heading out the door for your morning run or to walk the dog, it's pretty chilly. expect upper 20s to low and mid 30s depending where you are. the winds won't be as strong. we still have high fire danger because it is the wind won't feel as bitter as it has for the last couple days. bigger changes for late tomorrow and early thursday morning with the potential for rain. we'll talk more about the amounts in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> if you like ice cold coffee you will need extra change at starbucks. the coffee giant says prices for certain cold drinks and >>> on a cold morning, you can't imagine going out without a coat but plenty peopley of children don't have one to keep them warm. our 28th annual coats for the children campaign is underway. help by donating new or gently used coats and new toys at participating jiffy lube locations throughout

a little bit of a closer look of what's happening near roanoke, it's likely the northern counties and northeast counties will see this. maybe lesser amounts for fayetteville and southern pines, you may just tail end of the rain well after midnight. so overnight rain. the cold front passes. back to fall tomorrow, breezy, brighter, cooler for friday, and we lose daylight savings time 2:00 a.m. sunday morning, and make sure you check your smoker alarms. and it's mild, 67 with a dewpoint at 60. southwest wind at 7 miles per hour. temperatures close to home, everybody is mild. holly springs at 61, and in the broader view still warm for southern pines, 66 rocky mount, and 67 in south hill. 84 in fayetteville today, but here comes the front. thicker cloud cover movings into the northwest and -- moving into the northwest and northern counties. rain as well. there's the fronts, we have three of them, one moving through the states. this is the cold front that will bring the cooler air, and it will meet up with this one and become one front and move through the area, and this is part of upper le

a record at roanoke. record heat making its way our way. it gets here just before the front moves in. tomorrow morning, no front. everything is looking okay. plenty of sunshine and the clouds start to roll in. notice the rain by around 2:00 or 3:00 starting to move in across the region. the front still to the north. look at this. clearly defined clearing back to the north and a chance for that occurs during the evening rush. heads up there. we are calling tomorrow a moderate impact day for the potential for rain to come during the evening rush. take the umbrella. a great start but it will be cooler and breezy late. that means we'll deal with cooler numbers through the next if days. first tomorrow, 79 degrees. sun to start. warm with the showers developing. temperatures will be cooler to the north where we see clouds earlier. 81 in 80. we'll get close. i have us now. how about the next ten days? one thing for sure. near 80 tomorrow. 60 degrees on friday. near temperature drop. daylight saving time ending saturday night into early sunday. you

. >> your properties include the valley view mall in roanoke, virginia. thank you. >>>. >> here is a look at what is making news. it's being called the trump rally. the dow jones closed as a record high on thursday. financial companies climbed. but the tech nf nasdaq fell on a different rush. thai owe ta may start hozer z mass producing long-range electric skreeks. hybrid version in the coming months. >> a big tale at macys, they struck a deal to create development plans for macy's real estate assets like parking lots around stores and stores they are closing. >> the world certainly changed this week with the he will election of donald president elect trump. joining us now, david, thank you from being here. >> we have a new president elect, a republican house and senate. should this change anyone's approach to their money? >> i think people should look at how they're positioned here. i don't think people should be too scared. it could damaging to the economy, i think that the desire for the economy not to go in a recession, and not to do things too painfu

medication, jonathan: a person is dead as a result of a brush fire in southern virginia 80 miles south of roanoke near the north carolina border. victim was an elderly woman but so far they are not saying how she died. it's extinguished but authorities are on alert due to dry conditions. maureen: new information from the tragic story from northwest stafford. investigators identified the family killed in a murder-suicide that left four his wife and two young children yesterday and he called 911, reported there had been a murder-suicide and hung up the phone. buckley was dead when deputies arrived. he is a man who disappeared last year after leaving a computer lot and found a few days later saying he was overwhelmed. jonathan: the united states lifted the zika muslim but it doesn't mean the risk is over. the agency said it's preparing for the long-term respon the mosquito borne virus. it's been linked to neurological disorders to babies born to infected mothers. new at 6:00 for us -- >> i went to the barbershop myself. i didn't ask hey, can i get a haircut? jonathan: we have a great story coming up

by 8:00 or 8:30, most of it should be out of the area. 57 degrees in roanoke rapids. starting to cool down closer to the virginia line. temperatures will hold study in the 60s for most of the day today, lunchtime, 63, may climb to 67 and then back down to 63. after sunset, temperatures are going to drop quickly. your sending the kids out to the bus stop now, some of them may still need a light rain jacket but not for much longer. rights guys coming home but they will be cooler in shorts and t-shirts today than they were yesterday, may be time to break out the long sleeves. brian is here with a look at what's happening out there. still wet in a couple of spots. >> it is. we are seeing raindrops on the camera lens at white oak. 7:35, traffic heading away, westbound. the headlights that you see through the raindrops on the lens are eastbound and traffic is getting a little busier out there. on the westbound side of course we expect to see significant delays, looking at 18 minutes the belt and split. most of those backups are right around the bypass. it does slow down hea

't even be considered for the finals at roanoke. bee: after us working so hard all year. yeah, it's tough, all right. as my old voice teacher used to say a choir without its tenor is like a star without its glimmer. you know who used to say that? my old voice teacher. that's the teacher i had when i studied voice. barney, you have a trained voice? i didn't know you studied singing. oh, well, just a little. uh, john... this could solve everything. what part did you sing? oh, first tenor. oh, tenor. john... well, barney, how about you joining the choir? me? with all your training you're just what we've been looking for. well, gosh... gee... golly, i never gave that much thought. did you, andy? oh, with that concert coming up in less than two weeks, we're desperate. oh, well... i guess i wouldn't be a very civic-minded citizen if i refused, would i? you can count on old barn, john. i'll step in and help you out. when's practice? tonight at town hall. you can come along with andy. right, sheriff? oh, yeah, yeah. i'll bring him. barney, that's just wonderful. isn't that just w

>> science and math and reading roanoke, virginia, brian knew exactly what he wanted to do. >> wearing a badge was not enough. >> while i feel like i am doing something good, there was something missing. >> two years ago, he signed up to be a big brother to big brothers and sisters. >> yeah, that's nice, good job, man. >> now, he meets with his little brother, 9-year-old robert once a year after school. >> ready, get set a new national program pairing police officers with kids in communities where trust has been strained. >> it is a simple concept but it works. >> the only way that we can understand anybody on any level on any other divide that we see in this country is a power of one through one. >> it is about having someone being there difference in his city. >> does it build trust? >> it does that and no denying of the climate we are in and communities of the need to cultivate that relationships. >> robert and ryan is optimistic about their friendship of a bond that grows stronger. >> we. >> reporter: sitting are brothers now and we are with each other through the good and bad time

growing up in roanoke virginia, ryan brady knew exactly what he wanted to do. help people but wearing a badge and patrolling the streets wasn't enough... i felt like i was doing some good out there on the street, something was just something missing and there was something more that i wanted. i wanted to be more part of the community. two years ago, he through big brothers big sisters... is that how you spell it? hey, that's nice! good job man! once a week after school... i'll let you call it. on your mark, get set, go! with kids in communities where trust has been strained. it's a really simple concept, it works. you know, the-- the only way that we are going to understand one another better on any level, whether it's police in community or-- or any other divide that we see in this country is through the power of a one-to-one relationship. that's how you break down barriers philadelphia's police commissioner says it'll make a big difference in his city. does it build trust kind on an police-community relations. cultivate those relationships. and so we're gonna use that-- to help us d

and, again, i talked about some of the education we read we received from our roanoke consultants but the value of disability tools and here's another one of those two. this is essentially are to north metrics on one sheet, green shows the metric on target. red are the ones that off and great are the ones that are still in development. so that is my overview in the former presentation and am happy to take comments and try to answer questions at this point. >> ever seen no public comment request for this item. >> thank you, market any questions, commissioners?they also to be thinking at the moment commissioner sanchez >> i just want to say it was a really well-documented pertaining to ali areas where involving and also those that we are successful in those that we are not at this point and those that are still ahead of us. i guess as we continue on though and there is going to be more cost-cutting throughout teaching hospitals and they are looking for ways to save money and of course one way they are considering is it and the effects of-is that going to if in fact as does come to be wh

moon will be able to continue working as a kie cairo prak inhibitor but will have to have a chap roanoke -- -- chiropractor. >>> leonard co-len hen was known as an influential songwriter. he was a native of canada but lived in la for many years. his career spanned six decades but he's best known for the song "hallelujah" and his album was just released last month. he's dead at the age of 82. >>> it's 4:46. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> you know, i'm trying to figure out whether or not we're going to have a traffic jam today. >> i was thinking about that. traffic jams yes -- the little music segment we're going to have that. i'm talking about the traffic jam where people go beep beep. >> maybe not. >> yeah, because it's veterans day and people have the day off. we're hoping for a light commute on the roads. let's look at the tracy commute. a little but of slow traffic here but normally at this time we have more. normally when we go to the tracy commute every day at 4:45 i see more slow traffic in here and we don't. so that could be the first indicator things will be di

washington and better than new york city and central park, how about pittsburgh though, 72 there and 70 in roanoke and warmer temperatures are on their way here. sustained winds not all that strong, 12 miles per hour in philadelphia. a lot of single digits in the area but the wins are coming from the south and that say warm source region and that is part of the region we get warmer. by 3:00 we get a high of 73 and still be in the low 70s by 4:00, at 6:00 the sun starts to drop closer to the horizon it's a low sun angle and for the evening commute we'll probably fall into the mid-60s. by 10:00, 61 degrees and stays mild overnight in the upper 50s across the region and tomorrow we get even warmer, in fact we could guys be on our way to the record high tomorrow afternoon. or something very close to that. not only in philadelphia but several other spots, i'll have details and a look at possible late day showers and thunderstorms. >> keep the umbrella handy tomorrow, thank you we'll see you back inside. stay with 6abc.com/weather for the warm up and precipitation. count on stormtracker 6 live double sc

roanoke was 83 today. that was a new record. tomorrow we are going to be warm, then we'll see the rain. wind. noon still dry. notice the clouds coming in. notice the showers to the north. the showers come through. this is the latest computer area but i think we're still going to see some in our region. prepare for some showers. some could linger through the evening rush, could prolong the evening rush hour. give yourself extra time there. the rain moves through, and then the cooler air sets on in. i mean much cooler toer the day on friday. close to 15 to 20 degrees colder on froon than it will be tomorrow. tomorrow, 79. even 20 degrees colder than that is just a few degrees below average. sun to start, warm, showers 78 in westchester. some areas may be warmer than this if we stay in the sun a little bit longer. cooler areas up to the north where we see more cloud cover. 60 on friday. breezy. a cool day. saturday, 61. 45 for a low here. and with that morning low temperature, you are going to need the coats out early if you are go

two, three hours ago when i checked this was way down around roanoke. it quickly came across and look we're beginning to see it come 81 cross is over western sakes of interstate 66. this will not take long before it gets here and comes across the district. and of course we get rid of some of the fog and we compound issues because the rain comes across and it will be awful commute. four mile visibility in town up a bit. dulles visibility is m coming up even though quarter of mile it was eighth of mile. all this is coming up. give this about another hour and we'll have no problems with visibility. rain will be a little moderate to heavy in spots. and so erin will be a very, very busy morning especially few for you. >> 4:56. it's a little blurry now. i wanted to show you in the districts, road island avenue 18 street elevated fog. please use caution. use your low beams if you see louisianaing fog. we'll forward cameras to a live look in virginia right now. this is 66 eastbound at compton road and that dense fog advisory seems to be impacting the eastbound

you see a lot of single digit winds from binghamton to new york and charleston and roanoke, virginia, we are not looking at super strong winds and we'll be in the single digits here in philadelphia as well. by 2:00, 62 degrees, we may have sun reemerging from the clouds there. and by 4:0061, and then we get down to 56 degrees by 6:00. this is all falling from a 3:00 high of 63 by the way. and 8:00, 52 degrees and partly cloudy and in through the evening hours there is a sprinkle that pops out of the clouds here and there. 10:00, 50 and we don't see temperatures plunge all that much and overnight lows to the mid to upper 40s. we'll talk more about now fice until be until sunday morn can and then the change comes it's all coming up. >> david thank you. >> now to the white house transition, the son of president-elect donald trump says it's likely that the appointments to the administration will be made today and meanwhile the economic adviser says that the transition team is working to make an economic plan the first 100 days, including revisions to the tax code and an infrastructure ban

kirk kimberly disappeared on october 17, when writing his bike to see a friend in roanoke park. without giving the exact cause of death, the coroner says he was killed at the hands of another. a landscape worker clearing brush on the school grounds discovered a partially buried body wednesday afternoon. the coroner made a positive identification through fingerprints last night. a family friend of kirk kimberly went to the crime scene earlier in the day hoping to find some answers. >> he has been gone for a good spell. the family is concerned. would like to get some answers and understand what is happening. >> authorities say his body was caked in mud because of recent storms. no word as to how long the body was there. >>> there is an investigation in east oakland after a burning body was found in a park. investigators say it was discovered before noon yesterday near an entrance to a park at 77th and krause avenues in east oakland. authorities say this was a homicide, we do not know the victims name police it was an adult local -- an adult woman. police are offering a reward of u

the rainfall of these codes will not bother us rainfall at charlestonon on down to about roanoke and lynchburg over to richmond, much of east coast enough to nyc. currently 51 degrees. we have seen in drop under that, mansfield in lake water is 56 that will be the key this weekend because like this past weekend. we had a worchester northeast wind. these will bee more westerly. that is more favorable for lake effect.. at least lake enhanced snow showers, perhaps a couple inches in some places refined as we approach it., w we think that this could be the first accumulating snowfall in the snowbelt.he amar seasonable number is this departure from snowfall should have had almost one half inches that this has not been a normal year we couldld make up for that, at least in the eastern snowbelt into the tomorrow 57. late thursday to friday strong ridge of high pressure,e, it would indicate that we could publish 70 degrees by friday. and then a rather significant cold pool their brains in the colder air, this will move in on saturday. and then the much colder air arriving sunday, with some s

reporting live from roanoke park tonight, i'm elyce kirchner, nbc bay area news. >>> only one police officer will be charged in contra costa county in the sex abuse scandal that rocked several police departments. the district attorney's office said today a former oakland police captain admitted to paying for sex with a young woman named jasmine. he will be charged with soliciting prostitution. after reviewing hours of interviews, the d.a. found the sexual encounters were consensual and did not involve the exchange of money or promises of help. >> these police departments that did these investigations did an incredibly thorough and complete investigation. >> jasmine came forward this summer, alleging she slept with roughly 30 police officers in northern california, starting when she was 16 years old and working as a prostitute. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather. our live cam overlooking san francisco, a glorious friday. take a look at that. what's up for the next 48 hours and what's happening for that big raiders game sunday night? let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jef

. >> your properties include up with of my favorite malls growing up, the valley view mall in roanoke, virginia. we'll see if the community can wait it out until friday. steven, thank you very much for joining us. >>> here's a look at what's making news. it's being called the trump rally. the dow jones industrial average closed at a new record high on thursday. it's the third straight gain since the election. big financial companies climbed on hopes of more regulation. but the tech-heavy nasdaq was painted with a different brush, falling on thursday, after showing strength earlier in the week. stocks were mixed on friday. >>> toyota may start mass producing long range electric vehicles. the cars could hit the market around 2020. that would be a big change for toyota, which has promoting hybrids as an alternative to gas-powered cars. the company will launch a plug-in hybrid version in the coming months. >> there's going to be a big sale at macy's, but it's probably nothing you can buy. the company struck a deal with brookfield asset management to complete development plans for parking

and, again, i talked about some of the education we read we received from our roanoke consultants but the value of disability tools and here's another one of those two. this is essentially are to north metrics on one sheet, green shows the metric on target. red are the ones that off and great are the ones that are still in development. so that is my overview in the former presentation and am happy to take comments and try to answer questions at this point. >> ever seen no public comment request for this item. >> thank you, market any questions, commissioners?they also to be thinking at the moment commissioner sanchez >> i just want to say it was a really well-documented pertaining to ali areas where involving and also those that we are successful in those that we are not at this point and those that are still ahead of us. i guess as we continue on though and there is going to be more cost-cutting throughout teaching hospitals and they are looking for ways to save money and of course one way they are considering is it and the effects of-is that going to if in fact as does come to be wh

you see, he's my daughter cynthia's, and she lives in roanoke. she went to florida for a few days with her boyfriend for the holidays, so they sent up herman -- herman! get back here. get -- get back here! they sent herman up to me and his papa, ma'am, i can appreciate the difficulty, but -- but nothin'! either he goes to the belt room and gets a whippin', or i don't take him home! ooh... the belt room. yes, and i took my eldest there when he was cuttin' up, and he's a motorman now. and i brought charles here -- well, he got a whippin' every other week -- but he's a minister, and that was 22 years ago. well, you see, the belt room is occupied at the moment. we have a particular incorrigible who's being administered, uh, 70 strokes. i figure a young fella your age, 40, 45 should suffice. you better hope you get a pillow for christmas, young fella. what's the trouble here, sergeant? well, i'm gonna take this young incorrigible down to the belt room and see if i can effect a little change in attitude. oh, well, w-wait a minute. you had the last one,

you can see, this activity down by washington, that's moving in our direction, and another area by roanoke, virginia, that's moving in our direction, so it's going to be coming in waves during the night tonight. we also have the fog to deal with, still zero visibility in coatesville but it's fine in mt. pocono and blue bell, 2 1/2 miles, 2 1/2 miles in mt. holly. philadelphia international, over 2 miles. a little bit of delay, but nothing like what we saw this morning. toms river and delmar, with dense fog even at this hour. we have such warm air coming over that colder ocean. as we go hour by hour, we see some of that first batch coming in this evening, berks, lehigh valley, poconos and another round coming in later tonight. there's 1:30 in the morning, potential line of showers and thunderstorms moving through, and that is going to lead to a clearing out and drying out and we're not going to be seeing any fog in the morning. now stay prepared for tonight's rain and the potential thunderstorms with the nbc10 app. download it for free to get interactive radar and any severe weather alerts

virginia, roanoke, the interstate 81 area, all pulling in. impacts later today, we could get some isolated storms with gusty winds, that's the main potential for the afternoon hours. 2:00 to 11 p.m., we could be lunchtime today, topping out later at a high temperature of 71 degrees. warm and breezy through the day. walking the dog? shopping? travel? caution is the watchword today. make it a short one for your poochie woochy. yet, i said that. what as a matter of fact, as we go into friday morning it will be a cold one. 30's starting out this weekend, under 50 degrees. with all the wet roads across the area, let's go to john gonzalez. john: that's right. we have been keeping a close eye on the dense fog that you been talking about in the rain it's picking up right here in montgomery county. accidents. this is the latest right here. you can see a tow truck on the scene. it's a pretty nasty crash on the outer loop of the beltway just as you pass the internet to hundreds -- i to 70 exit. we understand that this traffic starts back at 95. we picke

growing up in roanoke patrolling the streets wasn't enough... i felt like i was missing and there was something two years ago, he signed up to be a "big brother" little brother 9 year old robert once a week after school... i'll let you call it. on your mark, get set, go! it's the model for a new it works. you know, the-- the only way or-- or any other divide that we big difference in his city. does it build trust kind on an police-community relations. particularly in some communities of color. and the need to cultivate those relationships. and so we're gonna use that-- to help us do robert and brady are optimistic about their a bond that's only yes and we were just kind of kneeling down, and i said, we're brothers now. we're family, and we're with each other through the good and the in a kwwl follow-up this the trial of a man accused of killing nine people in a south carolina church. investigators say dylann roof told a friend he planned to kill people at the historic black church in charleston to start a race war. the jury pool has been narrowe

it is 36 durham, 31 carey, 32 roanoke. it stays great today. 52 at lunchtime. a high close to 60 today. at 5:00, back to the mid-50s. kids will be chilly at the bus stop unless you give them coats. temperature in the low to mid 30s. this afternoon 60 degrees. on the mild side feeling close to normal. temperatures warm up nicely for tuesday and wednesday but again we have rain to go with that. it will be beautiful by any means. nate is here with a look at the roads. they are generally getting morning. that is good news this morning. on the back to work monday. there is an accident on 64 business was found between 264 and ponder. we are not seeing that reflected in the flow map. troopers working an accident with injuries and youngsville on the northwest side of town on the us 1 side. drive times this morning. we're starting to see them county to the 440 split. we had seen that as high as 18 to 20 minutes and now down to 11. good news there. we're seeing that traffic move across the south side. up to 14 minutes from the 440 split to wade avenue. another six minute