after that, our thoughts and prayers and condolences for doctor kincaid, his wife and his family but we have our crisis team from across accounting meeting with our students. also, they will be available to parents and base personnel and anybody else that needs help through this tragedy. >> reporter: in the 25 will teacher has been a second grade teacher here for two years. weather folks saying about him? what kind of man was he? >> i only met him once but what i've heard is the work he does in the community. he was a very caring teacher in very dearly loved. the reaction just from our stf and our children speaks volumes of what he meant to them and these are very difficult situations. what we are trying to do is support those students now and as we move forward to difficult time. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us this morning. you can only imagine the second grade into students, their beloved teacher dying today, hit in the parking lot. this teacher is you mentioned was in a wheelchair. we are going to work to find out more from the goldsboro police department as far as what exactly caused this accident to happen here on the school property today. we will have much more coming >> so heartbreaking. sloan heffernan live. this next story is about an intimate look into how police interrogate suspects and we learn more about the in a way county courtroom. >> prosecutors are playing the videotaped interview between police and travion smith as part of his murder trial. amanda lamb watch the entire video and joins us now with what it reveals. >> reporter: round and round they went. detective eric gibney repeatedly told travion smith codefendants were pointing their fingers at him and he save himself. the jury saw the majority of that interview lasting several hours. a few segments were redacted per the judge's rulings on monday. at first, smith only admits to breaking into cars the night of the murder but then he goes deeper and tells the officer his codefendant ronald anthony went inside melissa jones huggins department for a sliding door while she waited outside. smith said he then heard a bloodcurdling screen -- screen -- [screaming] -- screen -- scream. >> is that what you're saying? >> pretty much. >> reporter: police were called to that apartment complex that might to investigate break-ins put deadline about the murder until the next morning. smith told the officer he repeatedly asked anthony what but he wouldn't tell him. anthony has already pled guilty under a deal with the state and is currently serving a life sentence. he is on the stand to -- witness list to take the stand against williams. three muslim americans were killed in chapel hill one year ago. the unc muslim students association helle stop hunger event at the student union. it was held in honor of two --. they pack dehydrated meals to be shipped around the world for school programs, orphanages and crisis relief. the two students were planning to enter the temple program. tomorrow night, there is a memorial on the campuses of unc and nc state universities. a man faces charges for a crash that sent a dump truck into the side of a hornet county home. willie were uttered hit the harnett central road. both drivers went to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. buttered faces multiple charges -- woodard faces multiple charges. renovations at more square station may help public transportation. lands include renaming the station as the go raleigh station. there is an open tent even from noon until 5:00 at the station on south blunt. governor mccrory says attendance at state parks set an all-time record last year. the governor says within 17.3 million people visited the state's 39 parks. that's up from 15.5 million people the last year. jordan lake state recreation area in chatham county had the highest attendance at 1.6 million. and was among six state park units logging more than 1 million. the others were william b mayhem -- fort mahon. the dow is down 65 points right now. both the nasdaq and smp contest -- contain -- continue to reflect. the justice department is investigating how hackers were able to publish contact information for 20,000 fbi employees. the leak happened yesterday just one day after personal data from most 10,000 department of homeland security employees was posted. the day to dump -- data dump includes names, titles, phone numbers and email addresses. officials say did not appear with present information like social security numbers. we are in the heart of tax season and if you're still in the process of filing, we have ease your nerves. coming up, we talk with the cpa about e-filing and protecting identity and is a glitch in e- filing system still causing problems? showing off the states we are just a few weeks into tax season. if you've done yours, you are an over achiever. here to talk with us about e- filing and protecting your identity, cpa been --. great to have you here. we had an outage for the e- filing system. all the glitches are gone.>> almost a day and a half last week but you'll get a confirmation saying it was accepted so when it's said, it goes to a third party and then to themselves you didn't get a confirmation it wasn't accepted but there is that page you can go for that. it's all good. your returns?>> might slow down a day or two. you have a confirmation saying it was accepted. >> what is the biggest issue this year?>> the issue is the afford will care act. that. it confuses people. we get new forms out and the way we have to report it and whether you have health coverage or not, it's confusing so you have to pay attention and make sure you're getting a covered or not. >> what about surprises this year? i know with last year some of the tax changes for the state of carolina, i was dumbfounded to find out there was a cap on my mortgage deduction on my house. state lawmakers led us to believe we are getting this big break and all of a sudden that deduction was gone. is totally shocked. anymore changes like that? >> that was the big change. if you recall, a lot of people owed money with their state returns because of the also remember medical expenses weren't included so elderly people who relied on those medical deductions weren't getting them for the state. those have come back. that's kind of a good things of the state hasn't really changed anything. it's kind of the same it was in 2014. >> and a little extra time to file this year? >> i don't like telling my clients that. i like to have them done by april 15 but you have until april 18 this year. >> remember always if you're getting a refund, you are getting your own money back that you have already earned without interest, right? >> a .1% rate at the bank now but -- but yes it's your money. >> you have a few weeks left of tax season. good luck. as david likes to keep his north carolina on your ride. the state has a new license by promoting the new nothing compares brand recently launched by the north carolina department of commerce featuring an outline of a longleaf pine tree a sbo othe mountains and the sea but at best, if you want one only have until this coming monday, the 15th to sign up. it cost $15 with a meal application. city leaders want to hear more about a plan to make raleigh even more bike friendly. miles of bike lanes were recently added throughout the city to give people more ways to enjoy the outdoors on the road safely. since 2009, rally has expanded its bike lanes from 4 miles to 65 miles. >> i love to see people riding their bikes. any type of exercises wonderful. and share the road. >> absolutely. panther fans never lost their attitude. the team the panthers are home following super bowl 50. this was the scene last night when the team landed at douglas international. most of the fans waited at bank of america stadium to give them a rousing homecoming. fans said it was their way of showing panther pride. >> carolina panthers for life. we got to support them, make sure they know we still love them. we had to do.>> we love the panthers. win or lose, keep pounding all day. >> a lot of fan say they are looking forward to fan fest in august. i am looking forward to august. it's warm. about the heat. >> you've known me for like 45 you've known me for like 4550 years now. have you -- 45-50 years now. i've ever heard me complain about hot weather? i justlove it. >> let's check with elizabeth because if there's one thing we're not going to hear about from elizabeth, i think it's hot weather. >> not in the next week. i know a lot of folks would love to see it. we almost made it to the middle of february. when we get into march, we are almost guaranteed to some more warm days. at the north carolina history -- museum of history and sciences, we were talking about the sea turtles that got stranded off the coast. hold it because they are federally protected under the endangered species act but i had a really cool turtle to show you. this is carry -- carrie. you are talking about this turtle because we have darwin days on saturday. we are talking about natural selection. we don't sea turtles like this around here. >> this mata mata is from south america. they have some remarkable adaptations. the back of his shell looks like a tree trunk, like bark and he has all these crazy flaps on his neck to make him look like rotten leaves. >> his face really looks like a leaf. >> and he is in ambush predator so he sits there looking like moves by, he strikes. he opens his mouth so quickly it creates suction, he sucks the fish in and eat it in the fish doesn't even know what hit it. >> that's fascinating. our turtles have smaller heads and just for comparison, how to our turtles normally eat? >> we have different types of turtles. the most close alignment with our native turtle would be a common snapping turtle. it has similar behaviors, very sedentary, just waits for prey to swim by and grabs it. >> he is fascinating. is kind of cute. >> he's very cute. the really cool tube knows allows him to sit at the bottom and reach his neck to the surface of the water to brief -- breve -- breathe. saturday for darwin days. what's one of the things kids are going to love? >> we have all kinds of crafts and games. we have a special game called pieper cleaner where kids have to pick up pipe cleaners from the dark space in the cameron about natural selection. because it's the day before valentine's day, we have valentines and new this year, a table about narwhals, unicorns of the sea. >> a very unusual creature. ones. >> thank you as always. darwin days of course coming up on saturday. 9:00 to 5:00. lots of fun. saturday will be a great day to spend inside because it's going to be cold and getting colder let's take another look outside. a mix of sun and cloud cover this afternoon. up right now. temperatures on cooler set but not as cold as we will see tomorrow. 410 at the airport. 450 in greenville. that 190 in boone is what's coming. we're not going to have any okemah winning precipitation around here but here comes the cold air. 180 in chicago, 230 in cincinnati. that hermas is coming right here. let's take a look. through time, we take that out to this evening. week quickly dropped to the 30s and early morning, 270 at 3 am and down to the time you're likely to head into work and school, temperatures likely in the 20s. we are looking at mid to upper 30s for highs tomorrow with much colder air farther north and west of us and that cold air continues to move on in. we start thursday morning with temperatures at 200 or maybe a little below. lingering around, just a few sprinkles, flurries. it looks a lot more impressive on that radar picture than it really will be. of course, the cold air will be the biggest impact we see. 450 this afternoon. highs in the 30s wednesday through sunday with a slight exception on friday. overnight lows in the 20s except for 150 on sunday. as i mentioned about a half- hour ago, be prepared. bring your pets in if you can, and run the drip on your pipes. at 4:30 pm, michael talk about the cold temperatures and how long they're going to stick around. >> i got chills just seeing the map. the music is playing and the beats are flying in new orleans because it's fat tuesday. >> however, you don't have to go to louisiana to celebrate. where you can enjoy a fun party also, this little guy needs i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. flean an oe cod wencn weats.enatue s raparaet j .gubo hehes t,h -- bgi e watyanol p s pain, soon'tto s bee you e in wa tothe e di ty 8hritis pain two of elie

Related Keywords

United States , Louisiana , New Orleans , North Carolina , Afghanistan , Raleigh , Jordan Lake , Illinois , Chatham County , Chapel Hill , Cincinnati , Ohio , Greenville , Chicago , Americans , America , Ronald Anthony , Brandon Kincaid , Eric Gibney , Sloan Heffernan ,