by a bullet at the facility sally port. we have been following the story all morning long and we're joined now with the latest it. we understand charges have been filed? >> reporter: charges were just filed moments ago. first, investigators -- about 45 minutes ago released the name of that wounded officer. he is iowa. as you said, we are told he was grazed in the stomach. this all happen overnight here at the jail. let you use a video. about 2 hours ago, i was the first reported here at the magistrates office as a suspect danie mcmullen was booked on several charges. he now faces charges which includes all of the deadly weapon with intent to kill. cops say he was initially arrested for misdemeanor peeping at the home of his estranged wife when the officer outside the jail here he pulled a 380 handgun from his back pants area and that is when we are told officer was shot. the big question, how did the suspect under arrest managed to get a loaded firearm inside the intake area of the jail and then use that weapon to shoot the arresting officer. of course, the question we are asking durham police . we will follow the story all day with more information on twitter and wncn.com and back here on the news at 5. this morning the incident comes just a couple of days after activist held a memorial walk in vigil outside of the durham county jail. families and friends of 2 men who died while in custody at the jail were also there at the jail. matthew kane died 2 months ago. his family demanding answers as to what happened. >>people are dying because they are not getting what they need. >>the sheriffs office said they are still investigating the death. as for dedicatory, authorities attributed his death to a drug overdose -- dennis mcmurray, authorities attributed his death to a drug overdose. >>also, the president is spending his first 2 days in cuba. this is the first depth to amend relations between the nations. the president will meet with several cuban dissidents which is a prerequisite for the trip. >>also in durham, some duke faculty members will participate in a rally . they will celebrate the decision to unionize the jump members of the faculty. most faculty members voted in favor of the change. of the rally starts just after 5 o'clock at duke chapel. >>a national accreditation group is in durham to give input -- get input from the public about the police department. they are here to determine if standards to get accredited status. at 630 and city hall. well, this wet weather is finally passed us. however, it is a bit chillier than what might normally beer -- be this time of year. that is exactly right. temperatures are well below seasonal and they will stay below seasonal as we head into the afternoon. something else that is moving into the area, some breezy conditions. let's take a live picture here in travel -- raleigh. you can see the flags blowing around in the breeze. all of this is still an issue of turn after the wake of yesterdays cold front. 70 mile-per-hour wind gust in raleigh. wind gust -- 70 mile-per-hour wind gust in raleigh. miles per hour. let me walk you through the rest of your day. we will hit a high a writer on 54 degrees this afternoon. then we will start to cool things off rather quickly. 52 at 6 pm. into the 40s by 9. menai 42 and then we drop into the 30s.- - midnight 42 and then we drop into the 30s. we will walk you through the changes and when we will hit the 70s again for afternoon highs coming up in your complete storm team forecast. >>a stunning development in a weekend murder investigation in fayetteville. a fort bragg soldier was found shot to death. >>police now say the person responsible is a fellow soldier . both walker in the victim served in the 82nd combat aviation a great. walker is being held -- but being held. master sergeant has been charged with unpremeditated murder he is accused of running over vanessa rodriguez and panama observing any unit that was training police officers. if convicted, he could serve up to life in prison without parole. will have much more on the story tonight at 5 and 6. >>one of to murder suspect is supposed to appear in court this week deputies accused jerrell times of killing last week. the victims were found in the victims home last week. the investigation. she is charged with being an accessory after the fact. paul could appear in court on thursday. the 50-year-old woman accused of a crash that sent for cyclist to the hospital appeared in court this morning. deputy say she was trying to pass a group of writers when vehicle.-- writers -- driders when she clipped them with her vehicle. >>she is facing for misdemeanor charges. she was charged back in late february when this happened but she just made her first court appearance this morning. she didn't spend too long in front of the judge. minute. appointed attorney. she is currently out of jail in $2000 unsecured bond. she is accused of hitting for cyclist late february. she told trooper she was trying to pass the group when she accidentally struck them with her car. 2 of the cyclist had serious but nonlife threatening injuries. during the time of the crash williams was on probation for felony drug charges. she is expected to appear here again in johnson county court on may 16. -- johnston county court on may 16. >>republican presidential front- runner, down from meets with delivering remarks at a pro- israel conference. this comes ahead of crucial nominating contest for both republicans and democrats in both arizona and utah. voters in idaho caucus for a democratic candidate. don champion has the latest now from new york. >> [ video playback ] >> reporter: mister trump goes to washington. donald trump will be in the nations capital today rallying party leaders behind him. >>if we bring our party together, we will win . we will win by numbers you have never seen before . >> reporter: donald trump is still poised to be rivals ted cruz and john kasich in the winner take all state of arizona tomorrow. even still, the possibility of a contested convention hangs over his head. >>you have to have a majority the nominee. there is nothing magical about the number. >>favored to win in utah tomorrow, ted cruz contends he >>we have straightforward past to get to 1237 delegates and secure the republican nomination before the convention. >>bernie sanders is counting on wins out west to slow hillary clinton's momentum. she leads him by close to 800 delegates. durham teenager who welcome back. a us marine is the first american servicemember to die in iraq since october. the staff sergeant was killed in an isis rocket attack in northern iraq over the weekend. native and he was training iraqi forces at the time. he was deployed with the 26th marine expeditionary unit. the pentagon says another marine was also injured in the attack. >>of a collective sigh of relief right durham high school student on the verge of being deported over the weekend. immigration and customs enforcement agents decided to allow him to stay in the us while attorneys appeal his case. the 19-year-old had been scheduled to be deported back to honduras but -- on sunday but agents held off after the congressman intervened. >>really exciting news to hear this morning that butterfield pushed and made some leeway.>> the student at riverside was detained by federal agents nearly 2 months ago. georgia. >>state troopers believe the driver who fail to stop after a what happened. at the phillips died friday night after being hit by which is near carthage. the 26 rolled was lying in the road when he was hit -- six- year-old -- 26 rolled was lying in the road when he was hit. investigators are asking anybody who think they might've hit an animal to come forward. >> the rescue men in -- mission has their annual easter party friday. volunteers plan to hand out easter baskets to 1500 kids. the problem, they only have 500 right now. if you would like to donate in a basket this week, it is easy to do. you can drop it off at the rescue mission on east main street by this thursday. you can also make a donation. we have link on our website. you will find it a wncn.com. if you did any use rake hunting this past weekend -- easter egg hunting, boy was a cold but thankfully things are heating up. >>tomorrow, wednesday, thursday are looking really nice. tomorrow is still chilly out there.>> it is beautiful. clouds dotting the sky. we are at 49 degrees out side right now. it is a bit chilly. 46 lewisburg. mid-40s for roanoke rapids. henderson and south hill your book that 47 degrees. around the sandhills we shall the low 50s. toward rayford and sanford you are still in the upper 40s. here's your forecast as we head into the afternoon, not as chilly this afternoon. remember yesterday our high was only 40 degrees. will fall back to near 50. we are still breezy at times through 6 o'clock this evening. we are looking at a 9 o'clock temperature right around 46 degrees. here's the setup for today. yesterday was really gloomy. we had a cold front move through. that is sitting off to the east. we are looking at high-pressure starting to build and. we are tracking clearing skies. watches this high-pressure goes off to the east. we will tap into a more southerly flow. that means warmer temperatures temperatures will continue to climb as we head toward wednesday. let's talk about your future forecasting that we will get to the good stuff. we have pliny of sunshine out there this afternoon. we will continue with the clear skies tonight. if you thought this morning was cold, just wait until tomorrow. we are looking at a frost advisory that will be in effect for all central north carolina. but, after the sunshine starts warm us up, we will continue with the clear skies tomorrow afternoon and even warmer temperatures. here's what i'm thinking for today: we stand the 50s. 57 sanford. 57 lillington and done. 58 around fayetteville. 53 roanoke rapids. smithfield and benson you will likely top off this afternoon right on 56. in the triangle, 53 in durham, 54 in raleigh. low 50s around henderson, roxborough and south hills. here's a frost advisory in effect for all central north morning until 9 am. before he had to bed tonight, if you have planted sunflowers, some vegetables, make sure you are covering them. bring the pets inside as well. low to mid 30s likely overnight. in the raleigh area i expect this to be right around 33 degrees for our overnight low. we have pliny of sunshine tomorrow, 63.-- plenty of sunshine tomorrow, 63. check out thursday, 77 degrees, our afternoon high on thursday. that will be our next chance for showers in the morning we will be dry on thursday and 54. 64 at lunchtime on friday and see more clouds. 77 our afternoon high on friday. showers will coolest down a bit and then we have easter weekend. 65 on saturday, easter sunday we are looking at cloudy skies with a chance for a few showers. 69 degrees. for the easter necessary just to keep you dry. [ laughter ] >> ross, do you have your body ready to go? >> it is always in my side pocket. >>marmont just us with the hats and all of that -- my mom dressed us with the hats and all of that . laughter ] from the podium to the basketball court we shall are seeing a lot of people passing out or even collapsing. these incidents to bed -- do time to seek a doctors help. and health watches, fainting -- in the healthwatch, fainting spells can having -- happen anytime. it is pretty scary to see and probably even scarier to experience. campbell. doctor campbell, great to see you. good afternoon to you. tell us what is a fainting spell and what are the causes?>> this occurs when you the most common -- common reason for that to happen is a sudden drop in blood pressure. some of the things that cause passing out spells can be very seriously life-threatening, others don't really warrant any investigation at all. >>okay, some are just a fluke if you will. >>we saw this on last thursday during the first run of the ncaa basketball tournament. the coach collapsed on the sidelines at the pnc arena. we want to know what happened to this coach. >>based on the information we have he has a disorder where your blood pressure in your heart rate can drop suddenly. sometimes if you get dehydrated. they think he may have had an illness antecedent to this event. we get dehydrated can make it worse. i think that is probably what happened with mister bennett. the other good news is he is seeing doctors and he has been taking care of and manages the disorder really well. doctors. for your everyday person, if this happens to them, when should they decide to seek professional help? >> first of all, it is very common. >>6 percent of all er visits are due to passing out episodes. if you have something where you have injury, you hit your head and you need stitches, recurrent spells, chest pains, history of heart disease or a family history of sudden death, you need to seek medical evaluation. the big he is we need to figure out if this is caused by heart problem, neurological problem or something different. there are ways to treat this and some of the disorders can be life-threatening, but most of these are really no big deal. >>if it happens to you and you are concerned go ahead and check in with the doctor. doctor kevin campbell as always, very helpful. we appreciate your time. you can reach out to doctor campbell with your medical questions and read more of his medical advice right now on love the picture doctor. >>thank you very much. of wearable fitness technology. do they really work week don't miss tonight special report as we dig a bit deeper. that is tonight at 6 o'clock. >>an internationally recognized expert visits the triangle this week. this comes as wake county deals with a 15 year spike in syphilis cases. he will serve as the keynote speaker during a training session on syphilis and hiv for local medical providers. dog owners: listen up, a woman is filing a complaint. she says she has found long plastic fibers thinking -- sticking out of dog treats that she bought at walmart. there have been a years worth of issue -- there have been years worth of issues across the country. walmart has considered pulling pedigree from their shelves until the problem is solved. >>a controversial ordinance is tonight, a look at why they are against the rules against people that identify as transgender. >>and at 530: much more on what triggered an explosion inside of a greensboro holding. at 6 o'clock, much more on a shooting at a durham jail that injured an officer. first, here's a quick look outside. finally back out.-- it's the road to the final 4 continues with the sweet 16 matchup in philly. north carolina will face indiana for the first time in more than 30 years. the last time the tar heels played the hoosiers it was in the 1984 finals. >>i remember it very well. duke is off to the west coast. they will face or gone -- oregon in anaheim. over the country. >> guess who is happy that he still is in the first place position right now? this guy right here.>> i am 2nd in the station but the first for the morning show team. >>not that he's bragging or anything right or keeping track of anything. let's take one last look at your forecast. we are looking at sunshine this afternoon. 54 is our high. that is cooler than normal. make it into the 60s tomorrow and then 70s wednesday, thursday and friday. i am loving that. chance for a few showers late thursday and early friday. that is going to close down just a bit. we are looking at easter weekend forecast, 65 on saturday, chance for rain on easter sunday. of course, the timing of that could change. a lot could change before the holiday rolls around but a high of 69 on easter.>> looks good. how about that. don't forget to frost advisory tomorrow morning. >> that is right. you are telling all of us to cover any vegetation, flowers outside. yes, make sure you cover those. >>especially any houseplants you might've put on the deck. bring them inside. think so much for being with us tomorrow morning. >>for the latest updates and all the stories and more of our website wncn.com. justice for judge maybelline is next. >>you in the morning. "justice with judge mablean" is like life because in everything we do, it involves the law. you come to testify about what you heard, what you saw, and what you know. i don't have a hearing problem. this ear works good. this one works even better. >> she's firm. >> i'm not responsible for the ticket, and i'm not going to pay >> whos you're ss -- who says you're not going to pay? i make the decision, not you. what do you have to say? >> i -- >> nothing. >> this is "justice with judge mablean." mel dunn is suing her former friend, mattcle, in the amount of $-- matt kelly, in the amount of $ 85. she says the defendant sold copies of her book without perm igand kept the royalties -- permission and kept the royalties for himself. >> in the matter of mel dunn versus matt kerrylly, you say he stole the royalties from your book? >> yes. i'm a first-time author. and not having experience, i was doing research and excited about the process. one day i called matt -- we've been friends for over 15 years, dated a little bit. i was excited, i wanted to tell him what i was doing. he offered to help. i've written books, i've published them myself. he's like, i'm here to help you.