You see you were seeing maybe some freezing rain, a little ice . Caitlin we were just getting on 40 we could hear it bouncing off breaking news one. It was definitely audible and we are on westbound 40 just passing cary cary towne boulevard. It seems to be letting up the farther west but we can see something coming down and the roads have been treated. D. O. T. Has been doing what they can. They are standing by and ready to respond when it gets going. For the past two days they have been trying to get ahead of the storm putting thousands of gallons of brine on the roads. They were sent home yet to get rest to be ready to clear the roads. Most of them came back at midnight and they will be working through saturday with this storm once we get snow they they hope they see snow first because if theres rain on the front end that could undo some of the work the any time theres a lot of reason it can wash the brine away that makes it not as effective. It is very inexpensive to put it down so
By lunchtime rain, 54 and through the afternoon 52 and seeing rain south and east. Once it moves out it will be dry. Now traffic with amber rupinta. Amber good thursday morning and we are dealing with rain showers and we have you covered on the roads with weather and traffic. We will show you how it looks. We have just a couple of issues mainly dealing with some of the rain from yesterday. This sis raeford road and skibo. Cumberland county, fort bragg, you will need the umbrella. Pretty much a lot of folks waking up to rain. Breaking news one vehicle giving us some live pictures as they move along via broadband in cary and a little damp there. On the mapping system a lot of green the precipitation falling around goldsboro there and clinton, fayetteville. Orange you see is some fog you within lane is blocked due do an accident on i95. Drive times good and everything on time and we are accident free there. Barbara the triangle appears to have dodged any serious damage from the storms. Ot
John person an hour late. Mecklinburg will begin 10 00 a. M. No delays in wake county. You can tpaoeupbltd the list of delays right now at abc11. Com. Barbara we will go to Don Schwenneker in the first alert storm center. Looks like more meltoff. Don we are. We will have rain and that will help knock down the piles. On first alert doppler xp, the most powerful radar in the carolinas showing the showers right now working through roxboro and on into northwestern Orange County and alamance toward graham. Light to moderate rain. We throw that in motion and it is tracking east and has lost some intensity. I think we will see spotty showers around this morning. Temperatures across the region in the 40s in that rain it is 42. 46 louisburg, 41 smithfield. 50. 52 52. 46 fayetteville. 49 now under cloudy skies, by lunchtime still a few showers mainly southeast and through the afternoon mostly cloudy skies and 48 degrees. Another chance of showers tomorrow and then we have a great went. We will t
That is a good thing. Maybe women see things differently, i dont know. How is this institution different than the way you walked in in 1997 . There is a difference. We can have debates on the floor and it was never personal. What ive seen in the last three years is it gets personal. They are attacking members. You never saw that before. Its really a shame. I feel bad about that. This is a Great Institution and we should be honored that we are here. I certainly am honored that i was able to serve. If you dont have the institution in your heart and the people back home that you are representing, i dont know if you should stay. You have a sense of what precipitated that . Is it something in society as a whole . I think its the gerrymandering that goes on every 10 years. I dont believe that a democrat should have 97 in a district. I dont believe republicans should have their whole area. Ive considered my seat a swing seat. No one ever thought i would hold as long as i did. I am very proud,
Conservation, and museums and the chief curator at the Colonial Williamsburg foundation. Pastverseas williamsburg curatorial operation, educational conferences, conservation initiatives, and museum operations, including direction of the abbey altar to museum. Ler it goes without saying that ron plays a significant leadership role at williamsburg, directing initiatives across the foundation and importantly expanding Decorative Arts research with a focus on the material culture produced and consumed within the american south. Staff isorial particularly thrilled to welcome ron to charleston this evening. Over the last five years, our and colleagues at Colonial Williamsburg have developed a partnership that stem from the enthusiasm, guidance, and encouragement provided by ron, and the visible side of this collaboration is a groundbreaking new exhibit at the Colonial Williamsburg foundation, curated by ron and margaret richard, which we will hear more about this evening. What began as a ser