Eyewitness weather. Good saturday morning, justin, walked outside, drizzle, fog. Nasty. That is what we will be dealing with. This afternoon should stay dry the dont expect to see sun but we will keep this january thaw theme going which we will be in the 50s throughout the weekend. Second half of the weekend things go downhill, we will talk about good deal of the rain. This storm system coming in next week will be wet, not the white across the region as temperatures still well above average. This will be the trend probably for another week or so. The this morning we have some areas of locally dense fog, you can still see buildings good here in center city maybe tops, low visibility there, fog creeping lower, toward the surface. 42 degrees, calm wind, it does feel like 42 at this hour. This morning watch out for after i dense fog, less than a quarter mile at times, use caution when driving this should dissipate by midmorning, nine or 10 00 oclock or so. There are current visibility, alm
Probably mid to late morning, maybe in the afternoon but it is warm air moving in but ground is still cold. That is producing the fog. Okay. It will stay dreary but mile. We have a january thaw. I will take those 50s. We have 50s in the forecast. It will be a large storm that does bring rain late in the weekend into next week. We will talk about that. But until they will this mornings commute driving around leave extra caution. Visibility down to a quarter mile in some spots over next few hours. Other than that we are dealing with mostly cloudy skies but noticeably mild. There you go. The center city we have a few areas of wet roads due to some mist. You can see most of the tops of the buildings covered with some fog so not real dense right now here in the city. Fortytwo is the air temperature with the calm wind this morning, patchy dense fog visibility under a quarter mile especially further inland you are, use caution caution and right around 9 00 oclock or so, maybe an hour or two a
Victims that were left on scene for the investigation. Now turned over to the coreener. We have a total of three tragedies. The two victims that are surviving are two adult females. They are both still living right now. They are both in Critical Condition at the hospital. One is at river Side Community hospital, one is at arrow head regional in San Bernardino county. This is what your return on investment is. We put Fire Fighters inside of a building. We pulled them out. And we have saveable a lives that are living today. Thats what you get from a Fire Department that is locked and loaded and ready to go. We have property that was at risk. We had lives at risk. We saved numerous houses. We have a total of only four of them damaged from an airplane coming down in a small residential neighborhood. So, we have a total of five victims on the plane, three tragedies, two patients that are living, four houses that are damaged, and only two of those houses are red tagged. Two of those four hou
97 today. 99 down in fayetteville. Thankfully, not that warm but it is also drive. Temperatures are bike and ride around 80 degrees. With the changes we have been waiting for your high with all week long, mostly dry but a couple of showers tomorrow. As soon as this high begins, it will allow this frontal boundary and clouds to move into our diren cool us down. I would not call tomorrow cool. Out the door on thursday as the sun is up at expect 37. We will have a few clouds. Clouds. 75 degrees. Clouds. 75 degrees. 80 degrees at 9 am so in the morning time, you probably wont feel any changes but by the afternoon, slightly warmer temperatures and more rain will be in the forecast work Tropical Storm hour winds coming up. We will look at the longterm forecast of where this might be heading along with temperatures after a cold front. Highway 55 is back open durham after a motorcyclist died in a crash. Lease have not released the victims name or the cause of the crash. The road did not reopen
Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. Students in many places around the nation marched out of class today to protest the decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson in the shooting of 18yearold Michael Brown in ferguson, missouri. At the white house today, president obama spoke of a simmering distrust between too Many Police Departments and too many communities of color. He called for spending 75 billion to expand the use of body cameras worn by officers. Thats something that Michael Browns parents had asked for. Vladimir duthiers begins our coverage in ferguson. No justice, no peace. Reporter students marched through Clayton High School today at 12 01, the moment that Michael Brown was shot and killed in august. Its also the oneweek anniversary of the grand jury decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson. It was just one of dozens of similar walkouts by high school and College Students across the country. In new york, thou