in chapel hill, tye gibson wn wnycn sports. >>> -- wncn sports. >> we had the fayetteville police honor guard present the colors. the family was elated. mr. and mrs. turner. they was very heartfelt. they thought we forgot about their son. i told them we'll never forget him. we're always going to honor him. >> officer turner was shot and killed in 2001 during a traffic stop. a portion of admission goes towards scholarships for college bound youth in under privileged areas. the event made previous stops in raleigh and durham. >>> in the weather center now with meteorologist bill ray, we were out today. i was out without a jacket on. we're talking about snow tomorrow. what? >> not in raleigh. north and west. it's not going to accumulate. although i wouldn't mind talking about today how beautiful it was. and it's still pretty nice out there. 52 degrees right now. temperatures have fallen quickly after highs in the 60s. someone did write me yesterday. i think it was on facebook or whatever and said hey, i want to bring back those 60s. and i said i don't see it any time soon. little did i kno

in chapel hill, tye gibson, wncn sports. >>> law enforcement teams from across the country battled it out in fayetteville in honor of roy jr. the battle of the badge yesterday. it's the tournament's sixth consecutive year in north carolina. but its first drop in fayetteville. >> we had the fayetteville guard present the colors, the family was elated. i told them we could never forget as long as we play basketball for a sport we love. for a great cause. we're always going to honor him. officer turner was shot and killed in 2001 during a traffic stop. he was honored during yesterday's ceremony. a portion of the admission goes towards scholarships and underprivileged areas. >>> this afternoon we tagged along with volunteers in raleigh as they went door to door to give away and install smoke alarms. several people die in fires across the country. volunteers hit the streets to cut the number. they went over emergency plans with the people they met. part of the campaign to reduce home fire deaths and injuries >> it's important to me because it's such a small fix to the amount of people that