wake county juries have not sent a defendant to death row in more than 8 years. we are getting our first look inside the damage to a popular raleigh landmark. the boylan bridge brew pub was forced to close after a wall collapse earlier this month. water pressure from a leaky sprinkler caused one wall to collapse, bringing down a portion of the roof as well. the entire basement was flooded; now it is a mess of mud and equipment that owner andrew leager is still hoping to salvage. he is working to get repairs underway, and hopes to reopen within 6 months . but admits that may not happen. andrew leager / owner, boylan bridge brewpub c38 13:56:03 i feel upbeat about what we can do. this is downtown raleigh . . i get emotional about it so . we've got a lot of prospects here :24 the brewpub is a fixture in downtown raleigh with a full heated overlooking the raleigh skyline. its closure even if only temporary is a blow to this neighborhood and to the city. a mother and son found dead inside their rolesville home following a fire - died from strangulation. 39-year-old kristy bryan and her three- year-old son tyler died december 11th, after a fire at their home on roles saddle drive. an autopsy report released wednesday shows both had burns on more than 70- percent of their body and both were strangled with zip ties. bryan's death was ruled suicide - the report called her son's death a homicide. an angier woman is facing several charges after a crash involving four bicyclists. the state highway patrol filed charges against 50-year-old donnie williams thursday. troopers say she hit four bicyclists on massengill pond road. all of them were hurt; two seriously. the charges against williams include reckless driving and improper passing. she is due in court next month. of course the big story of the week was the weather.. storms raced through our area.. causing some major damage and knocking out power.. wral's laura leslie reviewed some of the damage from across the area. the worst of the damage was in granville county, near oxford. the national reporting... governor pat mccrory declared a weather service confirmed that a tornado touched down wednesday afternoon along huntsboro road. this home was destroyed you can see possessions and structural materials spilling out, - while a neighboring home was heavily damaged by a falling in the same area, this dairy barn was flattened by the storm, and a nearby greenhouse lost a lot of its roof. farm owner sears day brought in a generator to keep milking machines going. just down the road, a nearby farm also sustained heavy damage to silos and storage. to the south, in sampson county, crews worked to repair a gas station canopy that partially collapsed. in durham and chatham counties, most of the damage was caused by falling trees, like this pine tree down on a tennis court in bear creek. tarps were going up on roofs damaged by falling branches. emergency crews worked to clean up the debris and get power restored. that was laura leslie porting...vnor pat mccrory declared a state of ergency to help utility crews t power restored more quickly.e dage was muchoe north of re. least two tornadoes touched down in rginia killing 4 pp..including a 2- year-old. the governor spent time checking out the damage. dozens of hewere damaged and veral ople hurt.e deadly tornado that cut rough the wn of waverlcarved a path miles lg. least 50 tornadoesereported in t rolinas and virginia. veral school systems released students early due to the threat of severe weather - and many question the ming. some parents ended up ring thehooljust as bad weather lled through. the superintendent of cumberland county schools says making the decision still have students come in to school in the morning was difficult.... 1:51 - 2:07 outcue: on the side of safety the superintendent says they system that did alert them of a warning and despite the early dismissal, everyone in the schools took cover until they received the all-clear. apex police have arrested a husband and wife team accused of robbing a bank - during severe storms. officers say aaron wagoner was arrested inside the wells fargo bank on beaver creek commons drive, after trying to commit a robbery. his wife, hannah wagoner, was arrested wednesday. no one was hurt during the robbery. in durham, a grassroots effort is underway to keep cyclists safe. they're proposing something called bicycle boulevards. cyclists would have priority over drivers in those areas. the design is rarely seen on the east coast. drivers would be diverted off bike priority roads every few blocks.. making those streets calmer for cyclists. the durham bicycle boulevard group says this will help less- experienced cyclists feel more comfortable. aaron lubeck3:14 "for me it's a matter of access. my son turns 10 next month and the network we have right now doesn't serve kids. something for confident riders and are great and we desperately need those in durham as well but the whole network needs to be a combination of greenways bike lanes and bike boulevards." :33 special street signs and bike-friendly barriers would be used to accomplish these boulevards. one city council member calls it a low- cost solution to bike safety. next on rewind... a local family trying to access personal insurance information.. logs on to find a medical history for a complete stranger who lives on the other side of the state. mix-up and company. and.. leveling the playing field.. the steps discussed to increase education equality in all wake county schools. a triangle company is at the steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday. maria, that delivery felt a little forced. and steve, steve: yeah? woman: i am still missing that raw emotion. woman: pretty awesome for a tuesday, but tomorrow is hump day, so let's really bring it! lucky for lifewia ounddoara day, every day, for life. fight against the zika virus. technology, to track the spread of the mosquito-borne virus. analysts are also working to bring together a groundbreaking coalition of local health agencies, the cdc, world health organization, academic researchers, and vaccine makers. the goal to pool data and use the shared information to proactively track zika, as well as future outbreaks and even speed up the vaccine process. c1 11:21:11 we're not talking about solving zika tomorrow or the next day :15 but what we're talking about is bringing all of the knowledge together into a central place. i would envision a future where the next big outbreak we would have this infrastructure in place." :48 so far more than 80 travel-related zika cases are confirmed in the u-s. the cdc predicts the number of cases will soar into the hundreds or even thousands before the crisis is brought under control. imagine if a stranger had access to your family's medical and other personal information. not from identity theft, or a hacker -- but because of your insurance company. a raleigh family is frustrated over the lack 3-months! wral's renee chou walks us through a bizarre medical mixup. kat moncol: "we don't even know the family" kat moncol never met the mcallisters -- but knows a lot about them. jack, his wife kiyo, their four daughters and all their birthdates and social security numbers. she knows their medical histories, when ey last visited a doctor. the mcallisters live in waxhaw, near charlotte. the moncols in raleigh. kat moncol knows all this after clicking on her family's health savings account -- and the mcallister family's information appeared! to her she could access their investment accounts tied to the hsa. kat moncol: at the time i could've manipulated that particular family's investment portfolio when i got into it. the account should've been under her kat as jack's spouse. and the moncols' daughter, kaitlin -- was listed as kat and jack's daughter. kat moncol: when i called bcbs about it, they wre unconcerned and said they had with it. blue cross blue shield said the health savings account is handled by a third party, health equity. moncol says when she contacted health equity based in utah, they told her it was a blue cross blue shield error. moncol then reached out to jack mcallister. jack mcallister: i was horrified that someone had all my kids social ecurity numbers, and birth dates, not to mention all the health scares they had over the past few months. it does not appear the information breach was a two way street. mcallister tried to call b-c-b-s -- only to be put on hold for hours. jack mcallister: i pay my bills and this is the response we get for paying high insurance rates? we can't even get customer service. extremely disappointing. then an explanation of benefits statement for katilin's recent doctor visit -- was sent to the mcallister's home in waxhaw. moncol says neither company has offered an explanation for the mixup. kat moncol: it's amazing how that one little breach could've devastated him financially had we not been the type of she says you should be vigilant about checking your insurance information-- and that your account should only be seen by you. renee chou, wral news, raleigh. we reached out to blue cross blue shield. a spokesman says --"we take the confidentiality and privacy of our members seriously." he also says the company is working with health equity to resolve the situation. wake county school leaders want an equal education for every student. board members discussed ways to level the playing field. they met for a two-day retreat this week. some ideas included using student assignments to balance diversity. small schools in high-needs areas.. and shifting resources between schools.. were also suggested. these are all just ideas at this point and will still need further discussion. next on rewind.. the stance raleigh's police union is taking on calls to boycott beyonce's upcoming concert... plus.. posting pictures of your children online can have unintended consequences. of her media. association said it will not boycott an concert at carter-finley stadium. >> the decision comes after a nationwide backlash over the singer's super bowl performance.. in which her dancers appear to resemble members of the black panther party. the association's president says its members took an oath to protect and serve all citizens.. regardless of their political beliefs and speech. we encourage police officers to make an individual decision whether to volunteer to work off duty at this concert. a spokesperson with raleigh police says to be clear -- this is a union decision, not a department decision. also.. the highway patrol tells us it will provide traffic assistance.. just like it would for any other big event. social media is great way to stay in touch in this digital age. posting pictures of your children though, can have unforeseen wral's sloane heffernan explores the digital footprint we're leaving behind for our children. she learned first-hand how a single post can leave a lasting impression. nats: "one two three..." blake russell loves capturing memories of her little ones- memories she openly shares on social media. blake russell/mom: "i think that it's like anything else - you have to be smart about it." leanne reburn is another mom with another point of view - when it comes to social media. lianne reburn/mom: "both me and my husband don't like the idea of putting them on facebook. he doesn't think it is fair to them because they are not old enough to make that decision of whether or not they should be all over the place." nats viral video of quinn : "i think i am too young to have a boyfriend." my own daughter was "all over the place" when this video of her discussing her "pre- school boy troubles" on ash wednesday went viral. nat sound: hoda and kathie lee.... from the today show to fox news- my 5 i didn't anticipate how quickly my facebook post would spread or the mean things that some people said about a video that most found endearing! one comment posted on people magazine.com stated i was "a stupid ther..encouraging her to be hot mess." evan carroll: "anything you put on the internet you lose control over." evan carroll of raleigh is the author of "your digital afterlife." he says even if your video doesn't go viral - there are consequences to posting about your kids on social media. carroll: everything we post online as adults is part of our online identity. when we are posting our children we are effectively creating that identity for them " carroll says ask yourself, what do you expect to achieve from the post! carroll: "often times .what your looking for is that social confirmation from your friends. :54 of "oh this photo got 100 likes"- that can be really fulfilling to you, but down the road can be potentially embarrassing." carroll: "it's about the extent gary marchionini is the dean of the unc school of information and library science. his specialty is understanding how people interact with information...he says parents can inadvertently label their children when they post about them on social media. gary/unc: "when we begin to put labels on our children we are putting expectations on our children that are really our own expectations, rather than theirs." sloane: "experts say before you post - think about who will see it - what if nobody sees it or if everyone sees it - plan for the best or the worst case scenario - depending how you look at it. sloane heffernan, wral news raleigh.." social media sites have privacy settings. on facebook, for exampl,yo an control who sees what. you can change the setting post by post, but remember that if you are using the app on your mobile device, the privacy setting defaults to the last setting you used with the app. next on rewind... what they plan to do-- after winning thousands of dollar in the lottery! come monday, you'll find nbc and, in case you're wondering, wral news and our commitment to community are only getting stronger. in fact, our 4 o'clock news will move to wral on monday. you may have questions. we have answers. check out the special section we've created on wral-dot-com- slash-nbc. the daily routine of buying a cup of coffee and checking lottery tickets led to good news for a wake county couple. ray and varlia powell won 220-thousand dollars in the carolina cash 5. after state and federal taxes, the apex couple take home 152- thousand dollars. ray powell is a landscaper. his wife varlia is a patient care tech at rex hospital. their church and use the rest of the money to pay bills. storms in louisiana spawned water spouts in our video of the week. this dramatic video shows an unusal site - of three waterspouts next to each other on a lake in new orleans. a line of storms prompted a tornado warning in the area. there are no reports of injuries. that's all the time we have for this evening....have a great night. new tonight on wral news here on fox50 honking) carlton, michael's out front, and you're going to be late for work again. carl: poke your head out the door and tell him i'll be there in a minute. if i poke anything anywhere, it's going to be my house slipper up your behind. (doorbell rings) tomorrow, i'm waking that boy up with kerosene and a box of matches. hey, michael. hey, nana. what i'd really like is for carl to stop using my car horn as his snooze alarm. it's like trying to rouse the dead this morning. had to pull his covers down and snap a wet towel at his behind. truth be told, he woke up when i pulled down the covers, but i had to make it fun for me. boy, he's really been burning the candle at both ends lately, huh? walked in my door at 3:00 this morning with the devil's grin on his face and stripper glitter in his teeth. hey, man. i'm almost ready. i just need a couple of more minutes to moisturize. better not be using my good face cream on them ashy elbows of yours. i'll stop using your face cream when you stop ruining my good razor on them wiry-ass chin whiskers. what did i tell you about mentioning my chin whiskers in front of company? it's really just the one, but i ain't going to lie, you could tow a boat with that thing. your secret's safe with me. michael, can i ask you something?

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