Bring a rain coat. Tom kierein is tracking some showers moving our way. Good morning. Good to have you with us. Were starting off very early on this Easter Sunday morning with increasing clouds. Looking at the radar, dont have any rain in the vicinity. So you wont need a rain coat yet. But looking there at the far southeastern part of virginia, just south of williamsburg over to norfolk, there are some showers there, but the track on these showers is moving off to the north and east. So it will stay well south of the metro area as it does track across the lower part of the bay and southern part of the Eastern Shore. So well stay dry here in the metro area for the morning hours. Its later this afternoon that we might get a few sprinkles coming through. And not as cold this morning. Were in the upper 30s under a mostly clear sky to our west. Send valle shenandoah valley. To the south temperatures in the mid and upper 40s. And forward through the day on this Easter Sunday, still might hav
Two hours after a driver hit a pedestrian in concord. Crews reopened the road around 4 30 near Concord Mills boulevard. We are trying to figure out how the victim is doing and if the driver will face charges. We will update you as soon as we learn more. Breaking news in East Charlotte. Firefighters are on the scene of this restaurant fire. You can see the flames burning in the background. Crews reopened the inbound lanes of albemarle for the drive. Joe bruno is there. Reporter crews just reopened a second outbound lane now. So, there is only one shut down as they try to figure out what started this fire. Our Eyewitness News director shot the video of the flames this morning. You can see them going through the roof of the el pay san no restaurant pasaino there is about 50,000 in damage. 50 firefighters were called to the scene. It is because they were worried it would spread quickly. This restaurant has been added to over the years. Its almost like there is four different wings to at th
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What if they dont believe me . Reporter growing up near kansas city, missouri,i,he two sisters sara and emily had about as normal a life as any suburban girls in the midwest. My sister and i used to play together when we were younger. My m, it seemed like she was always home with us. And my dad was always there for dinner and things like that it seemed like. Reporter their dad built houses. Mom, jennifer, a realtor, sold them. And the girls were close, despite a 7year age gap. We would go fishing together. She would take me to the pool every day during the summer. Things like that. So, i mean, we were close, but we fought like siblings. Reporter sara was 16. Emily just 9 and a star student. I was a teachers pet. And i was usually one of the top of my class. You were always prepared. Yeah, i was a suck up. You said that. I didnt, emily. Totally was. I didnt know it then. But i was. Reporter everything was easy sailing for the girls until their parents lives went in different directions.
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