also a living wage. those protesters chanted and waved signs earlier this evening. this is a photo posted to social media of what happened next. you can see a line of police moving towards the crowd. several demonstrators were arrested. some say they were taken away in at least two buses. dozens ended up downtown here at the jail. we talked with a couple of protesters that were arrested. one of them tells us she s a mother of three trying to survive on minimum wage. the other says we more of these kinds of demonstrations in the future. it s hard trying to survive, like i said i have three jobs just to try and make ends meet, and i still don t be able to with having to pay rent, lights water, and cell phone bills and trying to take care of my children. it s hardworking and living on nothing but minimum wage. we ll be in the streets more and more and getting arrested more and more to show people struggles to worker struggles. reporter: william barber, the president of the
us. adam joins us with more on that investigation, adam? reporter: you will see what it looked like in a moment. it this hotel, there was no access to that for some period of time. they searched an area for shooting suspects. there was the yellow taxicab surrounded by rings of yellow crime scene tape. for several hours the police searched in and the call came just before 1:00. a shooting outside of the hotel. a man saw two men fleeing. around the corning we found more police. they used dogs to search a wooded area. earlier in the day christopher reeve said he saw officers here. we heard commotion. we looked outside and suvs and cars pulling up. reporter: other guests say it appeared multiple people were detained by the authorities. the police have not confirmed if this is connected to the shooting. as the officers cleared the scene outside of the hotel the taxi was towed away. the sign on the door says durham s best cab. we reached out to that company, a worker there
produce sh although she is not showing symptoms remains confined to the house until august 23rd. now earlier this week, the county set up a makeshift health clinic in order to offer vaccines to anyone who needed it. now quarantine orders are often put in place in cases of communicable diseases, and if you break those quarantine orders, you can be found guilty and serve up to two years jail. linda, gerald. now julia, how much longer do they have to stay in quarantine? well, it s the 12th and they ve got until august 23rd,ed daughter in the home. got you. julia sims in our newsroom. thank you. make sure you stay hydrated this weekend. we re going to see temperatures in the mid-90s. mike maze is in the weather center with a look at what we can expect. temperatures are well into the 90s across the area, 93 here in raleigh, 96 fayetteville, 93 in goldsboro, drier air aloft come down. they dropped into the upper 60s to low 70s. that hasn t been the case this afternoon. chec
from the police department. where does this investigation stand tonight? reporter: well, when we spoke to the police lasted last wednesday they told us they were looking at it as an embezzlement case. here is what we know from the garner police department as of tonight. tonight a total of 29hoa s officially filed reports with the garner police preliminary stages of this investigation. but they are also planning on meeting with the hoa s in the next few weeks. now, i am will told it is really too old to determine a total sum of money that is unaccounted for. they are expecting upwards from 5,000 missing from all 29 of these hoa s. now, all of these homeowner associations, at some point, were maintained by cornerstone hoa s in the triangle area and some of us tell us thousands have been drained from their accounts, checked bounced or access to their funds blocked all together. many are not confident they will get that money back and they expect a potential legal process wil
wral candace sweat joins us now from jail. candace, what do we know now? reporter: it is believed the three girls knew the man who faces charges, 3 charges, that is, of abduction of children. 51-year-old carlos gutierrez was charged today. he went to an apartment in durham on monday where those three girls left with him. girls ages 11, 13 and 15 were found unharmed. the police say their parents with him after they left with him. in addition to those charms he was served a warrant charging had him in the abduction of a 13-year-old in johnston county last year. we spoke to his son who tells us he has not seen or spoken to his father since may and he actually had no idea that he was in jail and no idea about these charges. he had no comment on these jail on bond. tonight, grant hayes is requesting a new trial. reporter: he blames attorneys on both of his cases. closely. he was convicted of first- degree murder. found guilty of killing laura jean ackerson and disposing his